Sallows Named Advisory Head for Nebraska Highways
Ben J. Sallows, 61, former Alliance newspaper publisher, was appointed as a business manager and efficiency advisor to the Nebraska highway department by Governor Valenton. Salary set at $6,000 yearly, with duties to improve efficiency and economy in non technical operations alongside State Engineer Fred H. Klietsch. Sallows’ background spans newspaper publishing, movie theaters, oil and potash production, and pump irrigation development in Box Butte county.
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Ben J. Sallows
Alliance
State
Highway Department
Valterson
Sallow
Sallows
Nebraska
Box Butte
Lorenzo Meier family New Years dinner guests noted
A local community page lists numerous families visiting and hosting during New Year events. Guests include the Meiers, Carsruds, Koesters, Walkers, Phelpses, Langleys, Flemings, Raddatzs, and Evans among others. Several calls and visits are recorded with appearances by children and relatives across Sidney and surrounding areas.
Sunnyside I Club to Host Meeting Next Wednesday
The Sunnyside I Club will meet next Wednesday night at the Sunnyside School. The speaker will be Myrle Hoffeppen, deputy collector of internal revenue.
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Sunnyside
Myrle , Hoffeppene
Inernal Revenue
Mineral Deeds and Oil and Gas Lease Blanks Offered
The Telegraph lists regular stock of mineral deeds and oil and gas lease blanks along with other commonly used legal forms. Local buyers can purchase standard document templates for property and energy sector transactions.
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Telegraph
Local Agent Chosen For Club Training
Kenneth Van Skike, Cheyenne County agent, is among 12 state agents chosen to attend a paid trip to a 4 H leader training meeting in Lincoln January 25 28. Standard Oil Company of Indiana funds all travel. The aim is to boost tractor club interest with specialized training on club conduct.
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Kenneth van Skike
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Farmers Seek Tax Cuts Amid Rising Costs and Low Prices
Nebraska farmers face dry weather and high winds hindering wheat, with damage in the west. The weekly crop report cites concern over lower farm product prices, especially eggs and hogs, and notes continued demand for milk cows as the Omaha milk shed expands into Burt County. Shifts in shipments show beans and potatoes down versus last year. The drop in temperatures signals more hay feeding due to ample supply.
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Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Omaha
Burt County
Feed Grains Production Reaches Record Supplies in 1949
Feed grains production in 1949 was estimated at 128 million tons, second only to 1887’s figure. With a large carryover, 1949 supplies on farms reached the largest ever, both in total volume and per animal unit.
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Carbon Paper Sale
Local notice announces availability of Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper at THE TELEGRAPH store. Limited quantities, ask for current stock and pricing.
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THE
Telegraph
Peetz Community Notices and Engagement Updates
Gretchen Runge visited with sister Mrs. Fred Olson and family at Potter. Amy Jean Hebbel underwent an appendectomy and is a patient in Good Samaritan Hospital Sterling. The Frenzels returned to Colorado Springs after Christmas with the Thompson and Gillham families. Arlene Bigley and Glenn Still announced engagement. Bigley graduates Peetz class of 1949 and Still served in the Navy. New housing changes in Peetz as Crow, Bules families relocate. Dyer Ketchum group visited Dr. P. V. Ketchum in Cheyenne. Evelyn Knifer R N of Denver vacationed with Knifer family. Claude Maag family shopped in Denver. Rev. Glenn McPherson and family visited Loveland relatives. Bernice Fehringer returned to Denver work after Christmas with parents Joe and Mary Fehringer.
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Gretchen -Runge
Fred Olson
Potter
Amy
Jean Hebbel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sterling
Gaylord Frenzel
Colorado Springs
Kenneth Gillham
Roy E. Bigley
Arlene L. Bigley
Ton Glenn Still
Miss Bigley
Peetz High School
Still
Wm. Still
United States Navy
Peetz
Lillian Crow
Edgar Meier
Grace Bules
Jean
Ruth Meyer
Crow
Dean Bules
Bules
Elaine Janda
Strausburg
Warren Linde
Linde
Harold
Dyer Ketchum
Beryl Drescher
P. V. Ketchum
Cheyenne
Dean Hogg
Harvey Weeth
Evelyn Knifer R. N
Denver
SCS Urges Educational Meetings in Cheyenne County
A Cheyenne County schedule by the board of supervisors and soil district technicians outlines planned educational meetings to promote soil conservation. Activities include a Save Your Farm day in June, a soil conservation tour in August, county fair exhibits, and additional meetings. Emphasis is on planting grass seed on idle wheat lands and using better seed and livestock to improve crop and livestock quality.
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Cheyenne County
Board of Supervisors
Soil District
The
Extension Service
Pasteurized milk often safer than fresh farm milk
Pasteurized milk in a bottle or paper container is presented as the safer option compared with milk from farm fresh sources, emphasizing shelf stability and risk reduction in everyday consumer choices.
20 40 bath towel and 15x25 hand towel item note
A brief listing notes a 20 by 40 inch bath towel and a 15 by 25 inch eee hand towel with reference to 44c and 725c details, indicating product dimensions and sizes in a compact catalog style.
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Peterson
Lorenzo
Frank Meier
Daryl Meier
Eugene Meier
Alfred Koester
New Years
Bert Walker
Raymond Walker
Elmer Carsrud
Sam Chambers
Hugh Paris
Lyndell Brown
Charles Walker
Gary
Lloyd Reineke
Clarence Evans
Donald Hadden
Eleanor Phelps
Terry Wilt
Melvin Phelps
Carol Fleming
Sally Raddatz
C. H. Hammond
John Hemmer
Dick Darnell
Danny
Melba
Raymond Langley
Sidney
Dale Langley
Rebecca Fleming
Marvin Fleming
Ted Fleming
Carol
Lula Kloepper
Ralph Fleming
Kenneth
Otto Raddatz Sr
Ida’ Hurt
Richard
York
Nebr
Ervin Raddatz
Kathyn Grayson
Jose Iturbi
Ox Theatre
Ag Bureau
Penney’s
SCS
Soil Conservation Office
Firestone
Omer
Kinsey Home & Auto Supply
Penco
Pencos
Penney
Chenilles
Priscillas
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