Short course plans set for March 11 and 12 at Tobin opera house
The local committee and the International Harvester Company announce a two day short course in cooperation with the agricultural extension department. March 11 and 12 will feature musical numbers, lectures, and demonstrations by Harvester instructors. Notable speakers include L A Hawkins and E T Ebersol, with extensive farm and horticulture background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company
Tobin Opera House
Harvester Company
Ed Aptegrove
Tom Poole
M. W. Dimery
A. K. Greenlee
Frank Tobin
L. D. Willey
B. F. Robinson
Lodge Pole
Herb Stevena
Potter
Per& Coler
Guy Y. Doran
P. C. Cunningham
Sidney
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Carl Mahr
Mr. Carter
Hawkins
Agricultural College
University of New Hampshire
Oregon Agricultural College
Alabama Experiment Station
Georgia
Farm notes and meetings discussed in school and state reports
The text outlines agricultural education work at the University of Hinds with Mr Fhersol, a veteran agronomy instructor and former county adviser, highlighting free lectures, moving pictures, and student programs. It also covers rivers and harbors funding debates in Congress, farm legislation uncertainty, and upcoming school programs with the Sophomores and Freshmen, leading to a Junior program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhersol
College of Agricultural
University of Hinds
Farmers Institute
State Dairy Association
Congress Tax Battle and House Action Reflected in Senate Debate
Saturday report shows 0304 Dhilly and 100 joint resolutions introduced as both chambers total 12 782. House passed 110 bills, Senate 39, with 10 enacted. Senate tax cut totals 456 million, conference on bill after House alignment under pressure. President proposed 323 million in relief while Senate panel urged 352 million. Debate centers on party dynamics and war debt implications. Senate also rejected tax return publicity. House focuses on army appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Dhilly
Senate
Congress
Smoot
Reed
Missouri
Ed Wolverton Moves To New Home In Planned Transfer
North Divide notes show Ed Wolverton transitioning to his new residence last week with Et Brockettby handling the telephone move from the old to the new house on Wednesday. George Rippe hauled wheat to Huntsman several days last week and to Sidney, while John Jones called on Clyde Kint and attended Mrs. Roll James funeral. Margaret Beard visited Sidney friends over Sunday. L. J. Hughes drove to Sidney Friday. Joe Shimka hauled wheat to Sidney last week. Everett Owens is improving and expected home Thursday. Mrs. John Jones visits Sidney with daughter Catherine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rippe
Ed Brockersby
Ed Wolverton
L. J. Hughes
Sidney
Joe Shimka
Charles Leeman
Huntsman
John Jones
Roll James
Everett Owens
Clyde Kint
Margaret Beard
Catherine
Et Brocketxby
Gurley News Briefs Update and Local Events
Weather turned springlike with snow quickly melting. Ernest Nelson resumes carrying the mall amid bad roads. Ray Miles family visited Charles Neick's. William Ahern moved from Anderson farm to his brother James Ah ern's former place. the latter moving east. Gurley basketball lost to Peetz on Gurley floor Friday. Loyd Ravert returned to his east of Dalton home. Paul Collart and Alex Kehl shipped fat cattle to Denver. a car of mixed cattle and two cars of hogs also shipped. Ladies Aid and others hosted by the Community church basement featuring waffles sausage fruit salad and coffee. J M Wilson returned from eastern state after a relative's death. Mrs Charles Gathman left for Denver to consult an oculist. Miss Jessie Bartholomew absent sick Friday. Rev L A Moore and Charles Gathman drove to Chappell and back. Mrs Cash Careys sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ahern
Anderson
James Ahern
Gurley Town
Peets
Gurley
Peetz
Denver
Ladies Aid
Community Church
J. M. Wilson
Charles Gathman
Jessie Bartholomew
L. A. Moore
Charles Gethman
Chappell
Cheyenne County to Exhibit at State Fair
Cheyenne county plans an exhibit at the state fair in Lincoln to showcase its farmer crops. Gather 15 ears of your best corn from 1925 or 1926, bring or notify the county agent to collect samples. Premiums offered for calico and dent corn varieties. prizes go to the contributor. county funds cover exhibit costs for future fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Notice to Public on Singer Sewing Machine Repairs
I have taken over the agency for Singer sewing machines and am equipped to repair your machine. I will buy or trade for your old machine, any make. Telephone 513 or call at 306 W. Gth 8t. neo Sinma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machines
Neo Sinma
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L. A. Hawkins
Os & R
Rapidlett
Middle West
Bureau of the Budget
Agricultural Committee
Billig
Dickinson
Committee On Agriculture
E. T. Epersel
Bob Simmons
North Divide
Ernest Nelson
Ray Miles
Charles Neick
Earth
Valvetn
Buick
General Meters Corper
Hahler Garage
Nebr
Hart-Parr Power
Claude D. Moorhead
Sidney Hart-Parr Company
Nebraska
Ane
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