Busy Bees of Gurley Meet at Gurley Home
The Busy Bees of Gurley gathered at Francine Rose’s home on June 21st. Jane Rowan, president, led the meeting as minutes from the prior gathering were approved. Bonita Bartels proposed a picnic for Saturday July 2nd with Francine Rose seconding. A demonstration by Bonita Bartels and Norma Rohde followed, then lunch. The next meeting will be at Darlene Segelke’s home on July 8th.
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Gurley
Francine Rose
Jane Rowan
Bonita Bartels
Norma Rohde
Darlene Segelke
Sheriffs Put Out Car Fire Near Huntsman
Driver R Thimgan was hailed by Sheriff Schulz and Deputy Braasch about 10 miles north of Huntsman. A overheated manifold ignited sacks under the car, extinguished with dirt after a failed extinguisher, leaving a 1932 Chevrolet undamaged and no injuries.
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R. Thimgan
Huntsman
Sherff W. W. Schulz
Arnold Braasch
Storage facilities urged to avert 1949 wheat glut
Dealers offer on farm storage units to handle the 1949 crop before harvest. Government CCC backing eases costs, with Cheyenne County eyes five million bushels and up to two million more could be stored on farms or in facilities. Harvest cutting due July 20 to 25 amid hot weather.
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Telegraph
CCC
Cheyenne County
Riders Named In Pony Express Ride Tale
M. W. Osborn, director from Sidney and Lodgepole, urged The Telegraph to note four riders. Dr George Thompson and Harold Lyngholm of Bronson were two of the four who made good time from Bronson to Sidney, while Henry Peterson of Kimball rode east of Lodgepole to Chappell in a rain storm and arrived ahead of schedule. Peterson, 67, rode more than 50 years ago for $10 a month.
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Pony Express
M. W. Osborn
Sidney
Lodgepole
Telegraph
George Thompson
Harold Lyngholm
Bronson
Henry Peterson
Kimball Rate
Chappell
Henry
Wheat price support good thru Jan 31
The Agriculture Department announced a minimum national average price support of 1.95 per bushel for the 1949 wheat crop with loans available for on farm or stored grain. Farmers have until January 31, 1950, to use the program, while the department takes over 1948 crop wheat stored under last year’s program.
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Agriculture Department
Brannan
Department
United States
Girardot Tours Frontier County On Terracing Work
Lee Girardot, head conservationist for Cheyenne County Soil Conservation district, returned Tuesday from a three day tour through Frontier county with fellow conservationists from Kimball, Banner, Scotts Bluff, Morrill, Garden and Duel counties. They observed outstanding SCS terracing in Curtis and McCook areas and noted Frontier County has installed 750 miles of terraces reflecting strong farmer interest.
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Lee Girardot
Cheyenne County
Gray Co Stars with Mark Stevens in Sand at Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre presents the film Sand featuring Gray co starring alongside Mark Stevens. Film showings highlight the duo in a dramatic release with local audiences invited to attend openings and showtimes.
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Gray
Mark Stevens
Fox Theatre
Loss of Linoleum Roller Ad Sparks Telegraph Debate
A. S. Hardy ran a classified notice about a missing linoleum roller and canceled the ad after it failed to produce results. He claims it was the only ad that didn’t work, arguing that most Telegraph Ads Pay.
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A. S. Hardy
The
Telegraph
Scotch Tape Stock Boosted By Telegraph Ad
A Telegraph notice touts a strong supply of Scotch tape with convenient hand and desk dispensers, highlighting ready availability for customers.
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Telegraph
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Memoriam
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Mrs. C. P. Millet
Ahas
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