History Of Interest of Interest to Bid a nd Fears A From Files Of The Telegraph
Community notes from the Telegraph files record social visits and travel. Dr and Mrs G H Thompson hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Larkin in Sund Sunday. S A Maley and wife returned from three months in Long Beach California. Mrs J H Bicknell returned from New York visiting daughter at Columbia. Mrs Will Stewart and children visited C Rush home. she is Rush sister. Irene Feldman of Gurley staying with Laverna Christ. Deaths of Closs and Robert McGee mourned by family. B B Club Masquerade Ball netted about 25. Milt Ahrens and Editor Wolfe of Lodgepole in Sidney. Mrs M L Mead of Chicago visiting niece Mrs Jenner.
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G. H. Thompson
Harry Larkin
Sund
Larkin
S. A. Maley
Long Beach
Calif
Maleys
California
J. H. Bicknell
New York
Elizabeth
Columbia University
Will Stewart
Lynn
Virginia
Missoula
Mont
C. C .Rush
Stewart
Rush
Irene Feldman
Gurley
Laverna Christ
Closs McGee
Robert McGee
B. B. Club
Ahrens
Wolfe
Lodgepole
Sidney
M. L. Mead
Chicago
Jenner
Farmers Union convention brings Rose Bales and Scott to Omaha
A. D. Rose Glen Bales and Cash Scott traveled from northwest precincts Sunday and headed to Omaha for the Farmers Union convention. Mrs A S Hardy and children returned from Omaha where they visited her mother. J W Harper returned from Omaha after meeting with capitalists about his coal company of Carbon Wyoming. Mrs Easterday visited Dalton and checked Red Cross relief needs. Ed and Mrs Ahrens hosted a Friday dinner and cards with friends. Kathryn King survived a Saturday ice collision and returned to school Monday.
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A. D. Rose
Glen Bales
Cash Scott
Northwest
Omaha
Farmers Union
A. S. Hardy
Red Cross
Ed Ahrens
B. D
1912 Belle M Stoutenborough Club meets at Bentley home
News notes list 1912 club meeting at Mrs J A Bentley home. Other items include Nellie Tucker heading to Dallas with son Johnny to start a business, Mrs Null visiting North Platte, Mrs Miles visiting relatives, Kate Nelsen to visit Sidney, Gertie Gallagher going to Omaha to run a rooming house, Alfred Shipman touring Montana and Washington, Rudolph Perso in town with cattle, Blanche Oberfelder returning from Omaha, Mrs Judge Pease ill but improving, Sidney Drug Co negotiating for acetylene gas plant, Milton Ahrens injured in a fall, and other local updates.
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Nellie Tucker
Dallas
Oregon
Johnny
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Null
North Platte
W. P. Miles
Bridgeport
Kate Nelsen
Bitter Creek
Wyo
Sidney
Gertie Gallagher
Omaha
Alice
Alfred Shipman
Montana
Washington
Rudolph Perso
Bronson
Rudolph
Blanche Oberfelder
Judge Pease
Sidney Drug Co
W. E. Peterson
Milton Ahrens
Colton
Ice house contract awarded to W C Couch
Mr W C Couch secured the contract for filling the ice house owned by L H Birdwell. The choice reflects Couch’s demonstrated qualifications for the task. Master Paul Bargquist departed last evening for Kansas City to study for two years. Mrs Norman Stone, sister of Mrs Thomas Kane, returned to Denver after attending her sister during illness. Scott Davis of the Sidney and Black Hills Stage Co took a two week leave to visit his Fremont parents for Christmas and New Year festivities.
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W. C. Couch
L. H. Birdwell
Wi. Couch
Paul Bargquist
Kansas City
Norman Stone
Thomas Kane
Denver
Col
Scott Davis
Sidney and Black Hills Stage Company
Fremont
Farm Price Index Peaks Despite Month Decline
Nebraska farm price index for the month ending Jan 15 holds at 195 percent of the 1909-14 average, still the highest mid January level in 25 years. Dairy, meat, and fruit gains offset by sharp declines in poultry and eggs with prices about six points lower than a year ago. Corn and wheat around $1.02 and $1.51 per unit, eggs $3.27 to $4.08, butterfat 48 cents. Nationally, prices rise to 177 percent of the 1909-14 average.
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Nebraska
Livestock Marketing Meeting Dates Slated
The 1946 Conservation Livestock Market Days were announced by the state 4-H club office with events in Omaha on March 7 Sioux City on March 8 North Platte on March 27 and Alliance on March 28. 4-H livestock loss prevention demonstrations will feature prominently with county teams or individuals invited to present.
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Omaha
Sioux City
North Platte
Alliance
L. I. Frisbie
Time books and remittance books available for year
We offer a good supply of time books order books and remittance books. These scarce items are worth securing now for the year and the Telegraph Printing Co. stands ready to supply.
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the Telegraph Printing Co
G I Training Plan Revised for Vet On the Job Aid
State Superintendent Wayne O Reed announces a streamlined process for approving employers who offer on the job training to veterans under the G I Bill The new system routes applications through the nearest U S Employment Service office which will help gather training details numbers of veterans and wage scales before forwarding to Reed for final approval As of now 2500 employers have been processed and 1300 remain pending Officials praise local school officials but demand financial support due to workload pressures.
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Wayne O. Reed
Reed
U. S. Employment Service
Com
Navy Recruiters To Become Active Again
Navy recruits urged as ages 17 to 30 inclusive are needed to join and man the largest fleet in history. Scottsbluff recruiting station open daily 8:00 am to 4:30 pm except Sundays in the Post Office Building. Western Nebraska coverage with duties planned in Sidney Chadron Alliance Bridgeport and other towns as schedules firm up.
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United States Navy
Navy
Scottsbluff
Post Office
Scottstuff
Nebraska
Sidney
Chadron
Alliance
Bridgeport
War Prisoner Camp To Continue In Panhandle
Scottsbluff area reports the prisoner of war camp will stay operating about 60 days longer. The Seventh Service Command cites contract expirations and Truman order delays as reasons. In Gering new Dr Pepper Bottling and Dalgren truck service move forward, with site sales and building plans advancing. Pvt D Hammon, first Morrill County war casualty, died in Camp O'Donnell Luzon in 1942.
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Scottsbluff
Gering
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Alliance
Dalgren
Union Development Company
Dr. Pepper Company
Scottsbluff-Gering
Terhune
Alliance Company
Lockwood Grader Company
Seventh
S Streets
Ted Dalgren
Gering Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
War Department
D. J. Hammon
Pvt. D. Hammon
Roy Johnson
No. 29
American Legion
Bridgeport News-Blade
Pvt
Hammon
Morrill County
Maple Grove Social Roundup From Ed Miles Page
Maple Grove notes list visits and guests from Monday to Sunday at homes of Waite Stately Runion Tremain Rasmussen and related families. Families including Sharman Miles Rasmussen and others share dinners, dinners and parties across several homes in the community.
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Verne Sharman
Miss Waite
Ed Waite
Harry Stately
John Olson
Albert Runion
Julia Rasmussen
Dorothy
Hazel Miles
W. T. Sharman
Verne Sharman and
Earl Sharman
Cecil Tremain
Mrs. Johnson
Albert Workman
Harvey Miles
Frank Rasmussen
H. Michelman
Faye LaVonne Spiker
Paul Spearer
Roland Green
Elsie Glant
Self Regulation in Beer Retailing in Nebraska
Self regulation means that a man in business governs his own conduct and that of his staff and customers while in his place of business. Licensed beer retailers mostly support this, with Nebraska Committee guidance and enforcement to correct faults or revoke licenses if needed.
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Nebraska Committee For
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Telegraph
Charles H. Gray
Rev
Gray
Lyon
Pumpkin Creek
la Peer
Howard M. Coulter
Mattie
Minnie McGee
David City
Jim Hoover
Sterling
THE
FOX
Deanna Durbin
David Bruce
Universal
Joan Crawford
Jack Carson
Warner
Mildred Pierce
Fox Theatre
Zachary Scott
G. I
State Superintendent's Office
Maddox Motor Co
Lincoln
Sidney, Nebraska
Panhandle
Pvt. Hammon
U. S. Infantry
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
31St Infantry
Manila
Maple Grove
Ed Miles
Orville Miller
Hampshire Boar
Briggs Stratton
Kansas
Colorado
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
United States Brewers Foundation
Charles EB. Sandall
State
Directos _T?o Firm Vat’ Bask Bldg
Liecela
Boyd’s Open House
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Tenth Avenue
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