Piggly Wiggly and Green Lantern Battle to 5-5 Tie
A dramatic 5-5 tie between Piggly Wiggly and Green Lantern marks a fluctuating league, with no games played Wednesday and standings showing Green Lantern undefeated alongside Maroons in second and P.O. in third. Tonight's schedule lists Piggly Wiggly, P. O., Maroons, Bottlers, and other matchups as teams chase top spots.
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Ness
Maroons
P.O
Lions
de Molays
K. C
Piggly Wiggly
P. O
Bottlers
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Stee Waste Ll
Gunman
Ates
Rifle E Meet Set in Thos City August 20
The upcoming rifle event on August 20 drew note as a key local achievement by area marksmen. Forecasts favor Union Pacific in small and large bore events, though two soldier teams, described as sterling marksmen, may pose a challenge to railroad shooters.
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Union Pacific
Esterling
Commissioners Empower Clerk to Act on Beverage Licenses
County commissioners empower the clerk to act on beverage license requests. Dealers must complete the standard license application form used in the towns. The application notice must be published in a general circulation county newspaper before issuance.
County forecasts indicate large upcoming wheat yield
Farmers report that wheat production this season may match last year as barley is cut for hay and corn yields look strong. Scattered rains boosted major producing areas and promise one of the highest county corn harvests on record.
Farming Outlook Near Gurley Promises Strong Corn Crop
The farming section north and east of Gurley reports corn stands unmatched in years with normal moisture needed to mature. South table corn shows damage in restricted regions but a three fourths crop is expected at this time.
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Gurley
Sidney Bars Prep For Beer Ordinance Impact
City board studied the 3.2 per cent beer tax with little opposition though some felt the tax is steep for expected revenue. Authorities push to curb illegal beer sales before August 10, issuing warnings to several violators in recent days.
Seals Set For Rematch At Lodge Pole In League Clash
Seals to get another crack at Lodge Pole in a league game Sunday. Kimball's Longhorns travel to Dalton and Gurley plays at Bunker Hill in the two other league tilts on the slate. Judging from past performances Kimball should have easy sledding but the other game is a toss up. The Cards must win at Bunker Hill to stay in second place.
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Kimball
Dalton
Gurley
Bunker Hill
Frank Ackerman Pioneer Passes Away This Week
Frank Ackerman a well known pioneer dies this week in Rice funeral service in charge. The funeral cortege will include many old timers who knew Mr Ackerman during his 40 years residence here and are saddened by his passing.
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Frank Ackerman
Rice Funeral Service
Mr. Ackerman
Panhandle Land Open to Acreage Cut by Farmers
Committees named for county unit organization in the adjustment setup. It is believed growers controlling at least three fourths of the wheat acreage will join, though not all farmers are certain to participate.
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Panhandle
Government contract sets 20 percent acreage cut for two years
The government will sign a contract requiring a 20 percent acreage reduction for two years to curb wheat production. Farmers are expected to participate, aiming to reduce domestic yield by about two million bushels annually. The Panhandle is split into two districts to speed acreage reports and contract issuance with each county unit operating autonomously.
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Panhandle
Seek Facts Why Cost American Goods Cheaper Abroad
A study notes concern over price discrimination between foreign and domestic markets. It questions whether a New Jersey factory policy is fair and if machines were justified bought in a foreign market. The club also plans analysis of the money situation and gold standard prospects. Sidney Lions aim to grasp the meaning of diplomatic language.
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New Jersey
Sidney Lions
Panhandle Retailers to Hold Meeting at Scottsbluff
Panhandle retailers plan a July 726 meeting at Scottsbluff to discuss insurance problems and code applicability. R V Koupal will show two films on developing new customers and community service if time allows after the regular session. All grocers are urged to stay for a grocers code analysis. membership is not required.
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R. V. Koupal
Nebraska Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Federation of Nebraska Retailers
Nebraska
Notice to Contractors for Sidney Kimball Highway Bid
Sealed bids will be received in Lincoln Nebraska on August 11 1933 until 9 00 AM for bituminous mat surfacing and incidental work on the Sidney Kimball National Recovery Highway Project NRH149-E Federal Aid Road. Quantities include 5085 tons mineral aggregate 1165 tons screening materials 1520 tons filler 9250 tons haulage 159835 gallons asphalt oil 600 tons disking and handling. Plans available at county clerk Sidney Nebraska district engineer Bridgeport or Lincoln offices. Bond 100 of contract. bid must include certified check 1100 payable to Department of Roads and Irrigation. Wage rates: skilled 60 cents hourly and unskilled 40 cents hourly.
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State House
Lincoln
Neyaska
Sidney, Kimball
Sidney
Nebraska
Department of Roads and Irrigation
Bridgeport
Department ‘of Roads and Irrigation
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings
Community members from Miz Pail to Elmer Phelps residence hosted guests and attended gatherings. Names include Pat, Frances Binpson, Orval Rogers, Lira Marden, Helen Lasker, Mrs Chester Phelps, Jo Hecker, Beets residents, and Albert Jelinek family. Visitors hailed from Beavers Crossing and Sedgwick with multiple Sunday and Thursday events noted.
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Miz. Pail
Elmer Phelps
Rogers
Orval Rogers
Lira ‘Marden
Barden
Fleming
Helen ‘Lasker
Chester Phelps
Hecker
Beets
Sea
Fischer
Fam
Ba ‘Earl’ Hecker
Jainga Hecker
Boulder
Golo
Uy Wiliams
Fred Treker
George _Diseheer
Gien Stivens
Sedgwick
Henry, Laaker
Myr
Ayid
Albert Jelinek
Stering
Bunda Goldie
Jelinek
Mizgand
Anton Krupa
Albert Brauer
Henry Laaker
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Man seeks housekeeper in Wyoming farm ad seeks neat cook
A single man with no dependents seeks a suitable housekeeper for his Wyoming farm and ranch. He requests a dressy, good cook who keeps a neat house, approximately 28 to 35 years old, around 5 feet in height and about 190 pounds. No Catholics. Respond to Box 226, Pine Bluffs, Wyoming.
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Pine Bluffs
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