District Court Terms Set in 13th District for 1946
District Judges J L Tewell of Sidney and I J Nisley of North Platte set 1946 terms by county. Arthur jury Feb 4 and Sept 16. Banner Feb 4 and Nov 12. Cheyenne juries Feb 18 and Dec 2 with equity May 13 and Sept 3. Dawson juries Mar 18 and Nov 12 with equity Apr 29 and Sept 16. Devel juries Feb 25 and Oct 14 with equity Apr 15 and Sept 9. Keith juries Mar 4 and Oct 21 with equity Apr 22 and Sept 10. Kimball juries Feb 4 and Nov 12 with equity Apr 22 and Oct 7. Lincoln juries Feb 4 and Oct 7 with equity May 6 and McPherson juries Apr 15 and Sept 23. In Cheyenne county Tewell presides Feb 18 and Sept 3 terms. Nisley presides at the other terms.
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Cour
13Th Judicial District
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
I. J. Nisley
North Platte
Arthur
Banner
Cheyenne
Equity
Dawson
Devel
Keith
Kimball
Lincoln
McPherson
Cheyenne County
Tewell
Nisley
Vet Benefits High In Nebraska Since 1944
Nebraska veterans have collected 230 289 dollars in unemployment and self employment benefits since September 4 1944 when the GI Bill of Rights became effective Officials of the State Placement and Employment Division of the Labor Department reported the total Tuesday Records for last November the most recent available showed 163 former service men claimed payments under the self employed division of the law At least 90 per cent of the claimants are farmers Others are engaged in businesses ranging from animal husbandry to filling station operators The law provides that men operating their own businesses may if their profit is less than one hundred dollars a month be paid the difference from Federal funds The veterans may claim the benefits for 52 weeks beginning at the close of the war or within two years after their discharge.
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Nebraska
Labor Department
Wheat and corn stocks shrink on farms
Agriculture Department reports January 1 stockpiles show wheat on farms at 368.82 million bushels, down from 390.9 million a year earlier, the smallest in four years. Corn stocks total 1.93118 billion bushels, down from 2.12311 billion last year, due to heavy millings and livestock feeding.
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Agriculture Department
Scab Threat to Potato Crops in NebraskaGrowers Face Scab with Planting Date and Rotation
Nebraska potato officials explain scab as a persistent disease in potatoes. Planting late in western Nebraska lowers scab risk, while four to five year irrigation rotations or three to four year dry land rotations influence scab levels. No table stock variety offers complete resistance, though some Russet Rurals have yielded scab free when soil stayed moist.
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Nebraska Potato Development Division
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Bliss
Sheaffer's Skrip Ink Popular with All Readers
The Tele graph Printing Co. promotes Sheaffer's Skrip ink as a favored writing medium. Readers are advised to try this reliable ink for smooth flow and lasting characteristics.
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Sheaffer
Skrip
Telegraph Printing Co
Earlier Cattle Market Likely in the Beet Belt
A consensus suggests fed cattle marketing will occur earlier this winter and spring due to high winter feeding costs, feed shortages, and uncertain fat cattle prices. Jack Maynard of The Great Western Sugar Co notes low cost beet by products like beet tops and pulp, alfalfa hay, and phosphorous supplements can finish cattle with minimal concentrates.
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Jack Maynard
Great Western Sugar Co
Maynard
Mount Vernon Social Notes From Mrs C H Hammond
Mount Vernon updates recount a busy social scene with visits among Kientz Benzel Sprenger Olsen and Hammond households. Weds Viggo Olsen and Louise Smith at the Presbyterian church followed by a reception at Hazel's Cafe. The block shares birthdays dinners and club gatherings while local paper stockup notice closes.
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Elizabeth Olsen
Leo: Olsen
Svend. Olsen
Gunhart Olsen
Geo. Olsen
Harold Olsen
Walter Stewart
Viggo Olsen
Louise Smith
Presbyterian’church
Hazel
Ethel
Calvin Klentz
W. R. Nelson
Roy Hull
Vernon Reeves
J. C. Johnson
C. H. Hammond
Walter
Allen Nelsen
Chas. Armstrong
Sidney
John Sell and Sons
A. C. Hagerty
Peetz
Joe Cizek
Frank Klentz
Farm stock list with multiple cattle and mules
A readable inventory lists 1 grey gelding 1700 pounds smooth 1 sorrel gelding 1700 smooth 1 Jenny mule 1600 good mouth 1 Jack mule 1600 good mouth 1 Holstein cow nine years fresh in April 1 Holstein cow three years fresh two months 1 Holstein cow six years fresh in March 1 Holstein cow six years fresh two months 1 Holstein cow three years fresh one month 1 Holstein cow three years fresh in March 1 Jersey cow four years fresh one month 1 Jersey cow five years fresh three months 1 Holstein heifer two years old 1 Holstein heifer one year old
Machinery listing for I H C roller bearing wagon
An agricultural equipment notice lists one I H C roller bearing wagon with a feed box and one steel wagon paired with a 6 by 12 feed box. The item details indicate a single wagon and feed box assembly offered for sale or auction.
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I.H.C
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Tewell and
Sugar Company
Wow Skyway
Studebaker
Studebaker Engineering
Illinois Street
Sidney, Nebraska
Mount Vernon
Frank Kientz
John Lingwall
Jake Kniss
Bayard
Jake Benzel
Bensel
Sprenger
Citywood
Alfred
Lulu
Ells
Ivor
John Sell
Eugene
Snyder
Ray Frame
Karl Sprenger
Walter Hammond
Sterling
Svend Olsen
George Olsen
Emma Rose
Bob Rohfling
John van Housen
Allen Nelson
Hans Struve
California
Oregon
G. M
Harold Struve
Arlene Woolridge
Clarence Evans
M. I. Club
Alfred Sprenger
Keith Sprenger
Scottsbluff
Irvin Phelps
Roy Bull
Leo Olsen
M. A. Nelson
Hubert Herboldsheimer
George Michal
Richard of
Joe Meyers
Detroit
Carl Davis
Glassburn
G. C. Olsen
George Whitney
Frank Klentz Sr
Frank Klentz Jr
Anna Sprenger
Winda Herboldsheimer
Farm Bureau
Sterling Sales & Comm. Co
Colo
L. A. Hagemeier Auctioneer
B. F. Hartway Owner
Fuller Ranch
Hampshires
Dodge
Great Plains
P&o
Campbell Packers
John Deere
Schmoller and Mueller
A.B. Rapp, Auctioneer
American National Bank
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