Community mourns Joseph Oliverius of Sidney
Obituary notes Mrs Joseph Oliverius of Sidney among early pioneers. Sympathy extended to bereaved families. Numerous local visits and calls describe a tight knit community life with neighbors aiding neighbors. The region reports social visits from Sundl Sunol and Sidney residents and notes harvest help and family gatherings. Islam Afghanistan is a stronghold of Islam.
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Joseph Oliverius
Sidney
Oliverius
Ben Ricken
B. J. Barnhart
Frank Kokes
Joe A. Oliverius
Cecil Hunt
Sundl
D. E. Dickinson
Loomis Booth
Ben Vacik
Sunol
Mr. Vacik
Ted Houser
Stella Dieser
Gloria
Milwaukee
Wisc
Morrill
Nebr
Dieser
A. H. Bartels
Bob Misegadis
Fred Dorman
Chappell
Glen Rokes
Albert Hafer
Alberta
Susan
Patty
Kalamazoo
Mich
Thomas C. Morrissey
Kue
Okinawa
Sam Moore
Ben Riekens
Calvin Oliverius
Elbert
Wyo
Joe J. Oliverious
Leonard Rieken
Ben Rieken
Ralph Armstrong
J. W. Houser, Jr
J. W. Housers
Ricky
Bob Englert
Sund
W. J. Tilghman
Gordon Haney
Hastings
Jacob Skrolle
Submergible Pumps Gain Interest Among Nebraska Farmers
Growing interest grows among Nebraska farmers in using submergible pumps for farm water supply and irrigation. Mike Mumgaard, University of Nebraska extension specialist, says the pump has become more popular in recent years and is effective for wells over 100 feet though unsuitable for sand. It is efficient and easy to install, but service facilities are crucial since repairs must go back to the factory, with dealers offering loaner units during repairs.
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Nebraska
Mike Mumgaard
University of Nebraska
Europe
Mumgaard
Nebraska Sixth in Meat Production Report Says
State ranks sixth nationwide in meat output for last year with about 1% billion pounds. Beef and veal ranked third, pork seventh, lamb fifteenth among 48 states. meat sales total $676,148,000 from cattle calves hogs and sheep. US meat production expected to reach 23.7 billion pounds, up 3 percent. Per capita consumption forecast at about 145 pounds.
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Nebraska
National Live Stock and Meat Board
United States
Board
Road toll in Nebraska reaches new high in July
Nebraska safety officials warn July could exceed all records as 25 highway deaths by mid month push the month toward the worst on record. Col. C J Sanders cites summer travel and county road accidents as key factors while urging motorists to drive cautiously through the peak season.
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Nebraska
Accident Records Bureau
Bureau
Safety Patrol
Accident Bureau
Col. C J. Sanders
Sanders
Furman student misreads question about Common Sense
A Furman University English student in Greenville South Carolina grew unhappy recalling an exam miss. The questioned author was Thomas Paine and the student’s misspelling of the name is noted as Thomas Payne.
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Greenville
S. C
Furman University
Thomas Paine
Thomas Payne
Telegraph Classified Ads For Quick Action at Low Cost
Classified ads promise quick action at low cost. Short notices urge readers to place affordable ads for rapid results and broad reach across the Telegraph's readership.
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Telegraph
Dairy Field Day at Nebraska University Campus
The annual Dairy Field Day at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Campus will be held Thursday July 30 starting at 10 a.m. Dr POA Downs leads planning with separate programs for men at Havelock Farm east of Lincoln and women on campus in Foods and Nutrition. Demonstrations cover silage, pastures, irrigation, equipment to wash dairy gear, and a grass silage clinic. Wayne C Whitney will present lily slides from Horticultural Gardens. Noon picnic on the lawn of the Dairy Building. attendees should bring lunches. ice cream and coffee provided by the Dairy Department.
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University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Poa Downs
Havelock
Lincoln
Foods and Nutrition
Wayne C. Whitney
Horticultural Gardens
Lawreast
Dairy Department
A Smell Drop of Ink Or she Telegraph Wanted Page Makes Thousands Think
A cryptic page in the newspaper sparks speculation as readers interpret a short smell clue and a missing ink mark as hints of a big message. The fragmentary item draws thousands of curious readers and prompts local chatter.
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