Grain Test Plots Aid Cheyenne County Farmers Progress
Nebraska extension specialists inspected 45 farmers at Eric Brauer farm south of Colton. Sixty varieties tested include 16 oats 11 barley and four spring wheat with Custer barley promising. Oats Osage Brunker recommended. first two wheat varieties Mida Thatcher Rival Ceres perform well. Plan winter wheat test plot and fertilizer studies across 100 plus farms to boost yield and soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska Extension Service
Eric Brauer
Colton
Ivan Liljegren
J. C. Swinbank
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Wilbur Ringler
John Weihing
John Furrer
Kimball
Garden
Sheridan
Custer
Mida
Thatcher
Rival
Ceres
Cheyenne County
Extension Service
Soils Department
Loljegren
Local residents host gatherings around John Williams and friends
A flurry of social calls and visits recounts neighbors and relatives gathering at the John Williams home and other area houses. Guests include the Gadells of St. Louis, the Petersons of Los Angeles, Crosby of Sidney, Waldron and Grotz of York, and many local families. Activities span suppers, dinners, picnics, and afternoon calls across multiple days and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gadell
Eddie Gadell
St. Louis
Fred Kloberdanz
Lester Peterson
Los Angeles
Calif
John Williams
Lester Badziong
Buena Vista
Colo
Muriel Crosby
Andy Hemmer
L. K. Nelson
Sidney
W. M. Atzenberger
Sterling
Albert Waldron
Laura Grotz
Albert Grotz
York
Nebraska
Ida Hurt
Timmy Doggett
Rebecca Fleming
Floyd Miller
Nebr
Floyd Fleming
Ervin Phelps
Lowell Soderquist
H. W. Hannah
Howard
Denver
Ted Fleming
Carol
Francis McElfresh
Charles Thompson
Janice Frenzel
Lulu Kloepper
W. S. Williams
H. E. Williams
Peetz
Helping Hand Club
Sidney Park
Ida Hart
Jack Peters
Edward Meier
Donald Meier
Gurley
August Zilmer
Melvin Phelps
Harvey Marsh and Sons
Frank Meier
Janice Miller
Carma Jean Paris
Donald Hadden
Dick Darnell
Fank Meier
Creamy Honey Butter Swirl Batter for Pancakes
A simple morning mix combines half cup strained honey with soft butter. Cream thoroughly then fold in half cup whipped cream. Ready to serve six, yielding a light, sweet pancake topping or batter addition.
Building Activity Surges in Sidney as 1950 Totals Rise
By July 11 Sidney reported 1950 building applications totaling 1 453 000 dollars, more than double last year's figure of 603 200 dollars. Clerk Gordon Tobin expects continued high pace with several large housing projects anticipated. June slowed but new filings remain strong. Notable June and early July permits include remodels, new houses on Elm and Dodge, a brick veneer duplex, a 25 000 dollar sign hang, and a 15 000 dollar King street project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Gordon Tobin
F. G. Harrington
Darrell Koehn
Elm Street
14Th
15Th
Fred C.bruenger
Newton
Ray Evans
Wellner’s
Dodge
Sweet Shop Bakery
D. C. Jelinek
McFadden
King
Linden
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Hand’s Dairy
Louis A. Saab
Elwell Motors
Francis Hiner
Soil Saving Continued From Page One
Gardeners facing yellowing of plants and lawns due to iron deficiency are advised to spray ferrous sulphate solutions. A recommended mix is one teaspoon of iron sulphate per gallon of water, applied in spring and repeated through summer. For soils with past iron problems, work barnyard manure, sulphur, and iron sulphate into the soil before planting.
Baldiesa Community Hotel Promises Hair Restoration
A promotional notice touts Baldiesa Community Hotel offering hair restoration and a youth revival opportunity. It markets investment in a local improvement project and features a personable Mr Burris, inviting men to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Leon
Sidney
Burris
4-H Camp Deadline Set for Saturday Noon
Registrations for the Cameron Pass 4-H Camp are due at the Cheyenne County extension office by noon Saturday July 14. The camp runs from Monday July 30 to Saturday August 4 and is open to 4-H members aged 14 and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Pass
Cheyenne County
Westminster Fellowship Junior High Camp Opens in Pactola SD
The Black Hills Camp Ground at Pactola South Dakota hosts the Westminster Fellowship Junior High Camp July 12 to 19 directed by Rev Curtis Winkle Huron SD. Delegates from Light Memorial Sidney include Dwayne Moody Keith Sayre Caroline McGirr Margaret Ann Olson Harriett Taylor Nancy Neuman Janet Hartman Diane Travis. Delegates from Sioux Ordnance Community Church include Gordon Stewart Fred Yauney Charles Yauney Arbadela Harris Judy Jervis Betty Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Fellowship
Black Hills
Pactola
South Dakota
Nebraska-South Dakota
Light Memorial Church
Sidney
Dwayne Moody
Keith Sayre
Caroline McGirr
Margaret Ann Olson
Harriett Taylor
Nan
Cy Neuman
Janet Hartman
Diane Travis
Sioux Ordnance Community Church
Gordon Stewart
Fred Yauney
Charles Yauney
Arbadela Harris
Judy Jervis
Betty Wilkins
Transport to Camp by Rae Duncan and others
Messrs Rae Duncan William Faragher Elmer Hartman and Ray Cruise provided transport for the group to Camp. The Telegraphs new phone number is 5 5 5 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rae Duncan
William Faragher
Elmer Hartman
Ray Cruise
The
Telegraph
Kimball Agent Named University Extension Specialist
Paul E. Miller, longtime Kimball County extension agent since 1946, is appointed extension specialist in farm management and irrigation for the University of Nebraska with headquarters in Mitchell. He will assist farmers in Sioux, Scotts Bluff, Morrill and Garden Counties. a Nebraska College of Agriculture graduate, he previously served as Garden County extension agent before entering the army in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Miller
Kimball County
University of Nebraska
Mitchell
Sioux
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Garden Counties
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Garden County
Army
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Extension Department
Lorenzo
Baldies
Guernsey
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
Emerald Rapp
Curtis Winkle
Huron, South Dakota
John
Ee Dem
Elise
Beckmann Motor CO
Illinois Street
Ford
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Coats
Taffetas Chintz Voiles
Shantung
Greenlees
S&h
Uni
Armstrong
Sidney’s
Foland Farm Machinery
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