Democratic Chairman's Wife Does Own Cooking
New Orleans reports on Mrs. Paul Butler wife of the Democratic National Committee chair. She handles home life and cooking while frequenting campaigns chauffeuring her husband 30,000 miles last year. The Butler family includes five children and ties to South Bend and Notre Dame, with Butler noting plans to remain near headquarters as needed.
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Jane Eads
New Orleans
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Inez Scholl
Indiana
Presbyterian Circle
P. W. Barker
Francis Willard Union
A. A. Rudd
Lorenzo
Sidney
Nolan
J. J. Trienen
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
T. Porter Bennett
Myrtle Robbins
Oscar Johnson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
South Divide
Pete Nelson
St. Patrick’s
North Sidney
Farmers’ Co-operative
W. E. Spearow
T. C. Sinker
Frank L. Goodwin
Are Frisco's Cable Cars Running Down Last Hills
San Francisco profile on the cable cars, noting calls to disband after years of battle. Voters rejected expanding operation, leaving 30 cars under 103 workers on under six miles of track. Officials cite tourism value while critics warn of extinction and higher costs. A cable car festival is planned for spring.
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Frisco
San Francisco
San
Andy Hallidie
Otner
Hans Klussman
Haiidie
Hallidie
Travel-Weary Aggies Begin Title Chase
Colorado A and M starts Skyline Conference play on the road with games at Utah State in Logan and Montana in Missoula, a tough opening trip for a weary squad led by captain Harold Kinard. Coach Jim Williams hopes the eight-game road stretch ends with a strong home run. Jack Bryant has emerged as the top shooter for the team.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
A and M
Rams
Utah State
Logan
Montana
Missoula
Utah Farmers
Grizzlies
Colorado A&m
Jim Williams
A&m
Denver
Aggie
Harold Kinard
Ram
Warren Afb
Jack Bryant
Missippippi Southern
Fairmont Foods to close Alliance ice cream and butter plant
Fairmont Foods Company announced it will discontinue manufacturing ice cream and butter at its Alliance plant. The decision, released from its Omaha headquarters, cites dwindling local raw material supplies as the reason for stopping production in Alliance effective January.
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Alliance
Fairmont Foocs Company
Fairmont
Omaha
Fairmont Foods Company
Start the Year Right Health Checkup Advice
A health column urges individuals to begin the new year with a medical examination. Doctors gather details on lifestyle, home life, and work to tailor a thorough 45‑minute checkup, covering eyes, teeth, heart, lungs, and blood pressure, plus personal wellbeing. Make an appointment to start the year right.
Court Actions On Speeding And Disturbance Cases
County Court records list Arthur Duff Jr cited for speeding with $10 and costs due, Linzy Lane cited for speeding with $10 and costs, Walter Nelson charged with intoxication and disturbance with $25 and costs, and Henry Johnston cited for speeding with $20.
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Arthur Duff, Jr
Linzy Lane
Walter Nelson
Henry Johnston
New Year's Receptions Brighten Sidney
New Year's events in Sidney featured open houses at White House Hall and lively gatherings hosted by local groups. Highlights include a grand New Year’s Eve dance with 61 couples, bids by local clergy and clubs, and plans for upcoming recitals and weddings plus business notices about shops and services.
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Sidney
White House Hall
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Omaha
A. S. Baldry
Front Street
Pensie Kreamer
W. C. Bullock
J. L. McIntosh
Lincoln
H. T. Dean
City
Jas. Duggan
Grant Harper
Courthouse Precinct
Box Butte Tax Reappraisal Sets Record for Equality
In 1954 Box Butte County undertook a full real estate reappraisal to equalize valuations for tax assessments. The County Board appointed Walter J. Jones H. H. Selleck and George Osborne to guide the effort with Doane Agricultural Service of Des Moines hired to conduct the reappraisal.
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Alliance
Box Butte
County Board of Commissioners
Walter J. Jones
Alliance Real Estate
Alliance Building and Loan Association
H. H. Selleck
George Osborne
Hemingford
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
Des Moines
All Insurance Policies In Record Sales
American families bought more new life insurance in 1954 than any prior year, with purchases at 47.6 billion and total in force at 339 billion across 800 companies. The rise was boosted by 7 billion in group life for 1.75 million government workers, while per capita premiums and reserves grew, and investments shifted toward mortgages and corporate bonds as life insurers expanded portfolios.
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Institute of Life Insurance
United States
Holgar J. Johnson
Institute
Johnson
Life Companies
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W. M. Tilghman
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Art Chambers
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Frank Alster
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Mildred
Rosemary
Virginia
Bert Bates
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Sidney Mercantile Co
John Mohlmann
Gast
Oberfelder Clothing Co
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