Thoughts On Daily Events By Gladys Pavlat
Gladys Pavlat reflects on grain price supports, farm mortgages, and the allotment plan as potential relief for farmers. She notes speculation on who benefits from price rises, the role of labor, and the broader economic conference’s uncertain outcome amid international inflation concerns. She contends trying and learning from trials is preferable to inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Pavlat
Walace
America
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Pleasant View Community News Highlights
Pleasant View society notes from Mrs. J. E. Morrow report visits and gatherings across Dix and nearby towns. Families such as the Broth ers and Moenchs share time at brothers homes. several dinners and Sunday visits are noted among Heimer, Hilpert, Brandenberg, and Baack families. A notable accident involves Mr. Schubarth, arm broken at elbow after horse incident. 4-H picnic attendance and local grain conditions also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morrow
William Brothers
Freda
Marie
Dix
Henry Moench
Hilda Moench
Art Schuessler
Art Schubarth
Krueger’s Lake
George Reetz
Ted Mathewson
Dan Heimer
Charles Herbold- Sheimer
W. D. Mathewson
Teeta
Max
G. H. Boehnke
Ernest Baack
John Mueller
Ben Hilpert
Louis Seeman
Ted Seeman
Famly
Henry, Moench
Irma
Art Brandenberg
Art, Obendorfer
Anna Engels
Frank Mueller
B. R. Gibbins
Mr. Hicks
Bennie Gibbins
Oscar Mueller
Myrtle
Ernest Gerler
Joe Gerler
Sidney
Harold Smith
Herman Schubarth
Schubarth
East Center Social Notes From Mrs J O Lobe
Mrs J O Lobe reports Mr and Mrs Conrad Gerke and their son visited the Waite home Sunday evening. The neighborhood in East Center is described as very active and the community tone remains upbeat despite some local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Lobe
Conrad Gerke
Ww. F. Waite
Community Party Honors Mrs Clifford Powell in North Potter
Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and family plus relatives visited the Fred Beetz home Thursday evening. Friday afternoon a gathering at the Johnson home welcomed Mrs Clifford Powell and her son Burdette, with friends joining the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
Clifford Powell
Rogert
Patricia Johnson
Irving Sanders
Burdette
Fred Beetz
A. B. Rapp
Swan Pearson
Axtell
Herbert’ Johnson
Edgar Anderson
Emil Nelson
Joe Nelson
W. F. Franzen
Claus Arp
Arthur Harms
Emil Tank
Leona Jane
George Ransom
Sidney
Howard Parkert
Omaha
John
Owens
Eli
Henderson
Gerying
Veronica
Merck
Fuller's Grove
Leonard
Margaret
Dorothy Schulenberg
Roy
Victor
Francis Henderson
Carl
Freda
Harold
Cecelia Kurz
Glen
Bob Anderson
John Mohart
Mary Siedel
Frank Melick
John Siedel
Pat
Alfred
Social visits and gatherings in Douglas Wyoming
A long list of residents and guests are noted with frequent visits and meals. Mrs H Kayne and daughter Phyllis join Mrs Joe Schwartz and others for afternoons, lunches and suppers. Various families including Andersons Nelsons Tanks and Johnsons host and attend events across Douglas and nearby Sidney.
Sidney Draw and Community Socials Cross Paths in Sidney
A crowded note recalls visits, dinners, and dances around Sidney. Many families including Kurz, Henderson, Schulenberg, and Parker tke rt attend gatherings, dances at Wellner’s and John Treinen’s, and a M I C picnic at Lingwall’s. Roy Henderson returns from Fort Collins after a week with grandparents.
M. I. C. Picnic At John Lingwall Home Attracts 90
Delphine and Betty Anderson hosted the Wonders Workers 4-H club Friday afternoon, while about 90 people attended the annual M. I. C. picnic at the John Lingwall home. Games, contests and cafeteria style supper under the trees followed a busy afternoon. Hazel Anderson visits, Will Allman and children guest at Earl Tolle's. Mrs. Harrison from Kansas City arrives for a short visit with daughter and family. Local residents and 4-H members enjoyed a lively week with community events and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merck
Sidney
H. van Aelstyn
Frank Kurz
Grice Lee
Harrisburg
Eli Henderson
Howard Partkert
Caroline, Kors
Frank
John Kurz
Hher
Harold
Poe
Alfred Koester
Russell Foltz
Bari
Victor Henderson
Monika Meick
Christina Kretz
Glen
Bob Anderson
Juanita Var Aelstyn
Cecelia
Kurz
John Schulenberg
Howard Parkett
Caroline Kurz
C. S. Chambers
Claude Chambers
Helen
Gladys Chambers
Marjorie Kurz
Albert Green
Joe Green
John Owens
Bill, Mohatt
Helen Chambers
John Treinen
John Mohatt
Henry Koester
Betty
Delphine Anderson
John Schulenbrg
Andy Anderson
Roy, Earl
Victor
Francis Henderon
Cecelia Kurz
Juanita van Aelstyn
Wellner
John Lingwall
H. J. Koester
Earl Henderson
Clarence Chambers
Roy Henderson
Fort Collins
A. Lavingston
R.N. Hu
Delphine
Betty Anderson
Wonders Workers
Joe McMillen
Arvin
Livingston
Hazel Anderson
Will Allman
Earl Tolle
Bronson
A.M. Anderson
Lett. ‘Link
Alfred “Sprenger
James Moliatt
M. ‘E. ‘Harrison
Kansas City
Kan
Arvin‘ Livingston
State School Fund Apportionment Details Reported
State Treasurer Hall certified to State Superintendent Taylor that $424 910 71 remained in the state temporary school fund for semi annual apportionment to public schools. Taylor has not decided on paying tuition claims for soldiers’ children in Lancaster Dawes Sarpy and Douglas counties. Attorney General Good supports payment. Auditor Price will not issue warrants from the temporary fund. Regional conferences led by W H Brokaw will explain the plan, with farmers deciding individually whether to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Taylor
Lancaster
Dawes
Sarpy
Douglas
Douglas County
Good
Price
New Features Of Wheat Adjustment Plan Revealed
Dean Burr and staff from the agricultural college returned to Lincoln after a three day wheat conference in Kansas City with M L Wilson and others outlining new developments in the wheat adjustment acreage plan. Nebraska will hold district conferences as the next step in implementing the plan.
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W. W. Burr
the Agricultural College
Lincoln
Kansas City
M. L. Wilson
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Ethel Bell Morris Rites Mark Life Of 1891 1933
Ethel Bell Morris born April 30 1891 died June 29 1933 aged 42 years one month and 29 days. Eldest daughter of Mrs Ida Simms by a former marriage. Survived by two sisters Mrs Helen Harman Chadron and Mrs Irene Simms Scottsbluff one half brother Park Dugan Berkeley Calif. Three children Mrs Cecil Hunt Colton Mrs Melvin Hunt Sidney and Benton Stahl Sidney plus three grandchildren. Married December 26 1906 to Lewis Alexander Stahl Greene Kan. Lived in De Soto Ind and then Cheyenne County from 1918 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bell Morris
Ida Simms
John Morris
Helen Harman
Chadron
Irene Simms
Scottsbluff
Park Dugan
Berkeley
Calif
Cecil Hunt
Colton
Melvin Hunt
Sidney
Benton Stahl
Lewis Alexander Stahl
Greene
Kan
de Soto
Cheyenne County
Obituary Declares Mrs Stahl Passed Peacefully After Illness
Weeks after a stubborn pneumonia attack Mrs Stahl failed to rally and died. The notice notes the end came quickly and peacefully, and that all must travel the road from which no traveler returns, with reference to her home and the family.
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the Telegraph
Tenth Avenue
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the Telegraph News
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
W. F. Waite
Snyder
Gurney
Dale Huffaker
George Waite
Lodge Pode
Legion Park
Farmers Union
East Center
North Potter
By Helen Tank
Jack Atkins
Andrew Anderson
Bob
Gren
Vera
John ‘Kurz
Fathlly
Cecelia Kurtz
Francis
Earl
Roy ‘Henderson
Russ Foltz
Christina and
Augusta Kretz
Wellner’s
Christinan Kiétz
Amber
The
Wonders Workers Club
Legion
Telégaph
Slate Eduii Noo
Ae Bnd
Rik
Eaton ’S
White & Wycoff
Salmon
Red
Ake 4
AS Ublene F
Rey
Guar
Watermeion
van Camp
Lalf
Pene
Burr
W. H. Brokaw
Extension Service
Brokaw
Wilson
Spokane
Fargo
Columbus
Eler
Kellogg’s
Booth’s Oval
Paradise Crackers
Camphbell’s Pork & Beans
Giant Bars
M J Bor Nash
Avors
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