Summer Months Busy for Students and Faculty at University of Nebraska
The University of Nebraska conducts six field surveys this summer with university staff and federal agency cooperation. Projects span museum fieldwork, groundwater studies near Scottsbluff, a Cherry County biotic survey, a Nebraska timber survey for planting feasibility, archaeological digs in the northeast, and a Lancaster soil survey. Summer results will inform fall publications and planning, with prior museum expeditions dating to 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebras
Fed
University
Beire
Obain
Scottsbluff
South Plate Valley
Cherry County
Nebraska
Lancaster County
E. H. Barbour
Sidney History: 54 Years Ago and Local Notes
A digest from the Telegraph recalls 54 and 44 years past in Sidney with updates on a first trade extension and community sale, mail route expansion, air mail letter from New York, boy scouts, local housing, church moves, and a busy town scene including incidents, arrivals, and social events.
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Sidney
Thomas Patrowsky
L. H. Patrowsky
Drever Farm
Frederick Ahrens
Bertha Flo
Hollis Kepler
Kathryn Brown
Clarence Knuffke
Freda Hammer
Dave Ells
German Lutheran Church
Gurley
Howard,Kennedy
J. B. Byers Company
Local Visitors Reported From Charlies Reed and Lodge Pole
Mr and Mrs Gerald Moist and their son visited the Charlies Reed home on Sunday Mrs O Rahe and her son and Mrs Anna Hume attended Lodge Pole on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Joe Stretch returned home Tuesday after spending a few days at Broken Bow Nebraska They are part of a sequence of social notices in Eagle by Elda Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Wisconsin
Sidney
Court House Rock
Jail Rock
Golden Gate
Devane
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Dixon
Lodge Pole
United States
Japan
Tobin Opera House
J. C. Fuller
Jean Kyne
Ladies Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
George A. Beecher
Blanchard
Tyrone Allen
Chowins
Coxeyites
Fort Sidney
Firth’ ‘Booth
Colton
Gerald Moist
Charlies Reed
O. Rahe
Anna Hume
Joe Stretch
Broken Bow
Nebr
Community notes tell of visits and harvest duties
John Bruce called at the Jim Lindsey home Friday morning. Mr and Mrs John Folkerts and son visited Lloyd Brown Monday afternoon. Harry Tompson and daughter from Lodge Pole spent Wednesday at Jake Tompson’s. Willard Freerichs family visited Otto Rahe Sunday. John Borges helped John Gorterma ker with harvest. Neighbors helped fight a wheat fire at Morris Jessen’s field Wednesday evening. Henry Jobman injured his foot Friday afternoon needing ten stitches. William Hull traveled to Sidney and Gurley. Mrs John Folkerts stayed with William Frerichs Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lindsey
Otto Rahe
Jasper Huls
A. R. Larson
Son
Cecil Hume
John Borges
Lloyd Brown
Morris Jessen
George Buss
Harvey Reed
LaVerne Queen
Anna Hume
Bertha Borges
Willard Ferichs
la Verne Queen Home
Joel Stretch
Ruth
J. W. Hyde
Kugler
Wayne, Nebr
John Bruce
John F. Folkerts
Harry Tompson
Lodge Pole
Jake Tompson
Willard Freerichs
John Gortemaker
Wiliam Florke
Henry Jobman
Gothenburg
William Frerichs
Mr. Jobman
John Frerichs
Willard Frerichs
Leona Frerichs
O. Rahe
Harley Garrett
Sunnyside Social Notes From Mrs Sylvan Halsey
Mrs M Sanders was a Sicney caller Thursday. Many local residents visited friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Halsey and other Sidney area names. Sunday visits occurred at multiple homes in Dalton Chappell Broadwater and surrounding towns as ward groups exchanged calls and greetings.
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M. Sanders
J. A. Talich
Esther Whitmore
E. A. Johnson
Kirkhoff
A. Brands
Stanley Olson
Broadwater
Lowell Hokom
John Hokom
Dorothy Theis
Les Omel
H. C. Schmalc
Sidney
Sylvan Halsey
Mrs. Cummings
Dalton
Lester Theis
John Theis
Edmund Block
Ralph Talich
E.A. Johnson
Betty Kreider
Charles Wise
Antelope Social Roundup Details Neighborhood Visits
Mr and Mrs Chris Terman and son and many neighbors visited and called at multiple homes including Carl Larsen and Allan Nelson households. 4 H club met with Amy Ann and Joyce Larsen. Several residents, Irma Vesey and others, visited relatives in Peetz and Council Bluffs area.
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Chris Terman
Robert Jacobs and
Bruce
V. A. Nelsen
Carl Larsen
Whitney
J. H. Madden
Roscoe Madden
Howard Madden
Allan Nelson
Lucille van Housen
van Housen
Calvin Larsen
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Pat Dalton
George Whitiney
Ed Nelson
Cressie Willaford
Delbert
John Thringer
Joe Tehringer
Workers
Amy Ann
Joyce Larson
Clarence Evens
Hans Drost
Jim Bertramsen
Irma Vesey
Council Bluffs
Harold Madden
George Whitney
Bonnie Roe
Donna Lee Terman
Olif Peterson
Allan Nelson Nadine
Priscilla Edwards
Edwards
Peetz
Oldest North and South American Universities
The oldest university in North America is the University of Mexico City founded in 1553. In South America the University of San Marcos in Lima Peru was founded in 1551.
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North America
University of Mexico
Mexico City
South America
University of San Marcos
Lima
Peru
South Sund social notes missive of local visitors
Mrs Ethel Corothus and son John return home from Potter after farm work. Mabel Workman visited Woodrow Brown. Esther Houser with H R Glassburn. John Bahr a Sunday guest at H H Misegadis. Don and Taber Brandt aided Glenn Dickenson harvesting. Joe Clittit of Omaha and T H Bonser in Sterling on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Corothus
John
Potter
Mabel Workman
Woodrow Brown
Esther Heuser
Roy Howeter
John Bahr
H. H. Misegardis
Frank Mathes Jr
C. E. Dickenson
H. H. Misegadis
Bob
Helen
Frances
Fredericks Kilgore
H. R. Glassburn
Ollie Wilson
D. E. Dickenson
Glenn Dickenson
Billie Brown
Sterling
Colo
Esther Houser
John Rocker
G. W. Lauderbork
Don
Taber Brandt
George Carter
Charles Bonser
G. W. Bonser
New Orleans Built on Silt
New Orleans sits more than 100 miles inland from the sea than at its founding, having grown outward as Mississippi River silt settled and accumulated to raise the land over generations.
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New Orleans
Braunschweiger Sausage Origins Traced to Germany
Sausage origin Braunschweiger is said to have originated in Braunschweig Germany. It was first introduced in the United States in Milwaukee.
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Braunschweig
Germany
United States
Milwaukee
Dog Scent Detective Sifts Through World of Smell
A dog explores a world of scent with keen nostrils that never rest. The piece paints a vivid portrait of canine sniffing as a constant, attentive practice guiding perception and behavior.
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University OF Nebraska
H. Lascelles
Warren Lacelles
Will
Floyd Dresser
Victor Knox
Herman Schroeder
Kinly
Clifton McIntosh
Maynard Osborn
Osborn
Ruth Grathem
Grace Osborn
Butler, Ill
Lloyd Mann
Will Krueger
C. J. Osborn
Viola Osborn
Maggie Kelly
Clifford Osborn
Leo Osborn
Louie Eckert
Clayton Radcliffe
Fern Johnson
Irene Sweet
Frances Knox
Frank Halston
Will Pantenberg
Bob Buzza
Harry’ Bixby
Lennie Darnell
Albert Hadley
EB. J. Sweet
A.’A. Sweet
Farmers’ Elevator
Sidney Building && Loan, Association
J.R. Williams
Leslie Neubauer
J. ‘W. Devine
Joans
R. T. Owens
Anton Link
Ashting
Sam Coulter
Redington
James Davison
Davison Precinct
Joe Floyd
United States Land Office
Fred Cramer
Happy Hollow
Ste: Institute
Cheyenne County
Bushnell
Cheyenne
George Brennan
Long Branch
Charles Trognitz
A. L. Hamilton
Gus Francis
Metropolitan Hotel
Louis Marks
J. Rubel and Company
Telegraph
Clayton
Rabcliffe
Sidney Schools
Law School of
University’ of
Eagle
Elda Hume
Sunnyside
Clar Marie’s Bake Shop
Mulets
Parker House
Evangelist
Gipsy Smith
Alice Shaw
London
Los Angeles
England
Winda Herboldsheimer
Leo Olsen
Aca
Haack
Stewart Nelsen
Marie Robertson
Winley Herboldsheimer
Robert Jacobs
Carol
L. H. Nelsen
Delores
Carol Nelsen
Johnny Goodman
Josephine Kersigo
Omaha
Dairy Tales
Sidney Creamery CO
Richie
Rts
Coty
Star Market
Frankfurters
Margaret Glassburn
Carlos Christensen
Chappell
Joe Clittit
T. H. Bonser
Sterling, Colo
Mayfair
Texaco
Quaker State
Pensoil
Mobil Oil
Havoline
Deep Rock
Champion Uniiene
Defiance Motor
Mayfair Cafe
S. E. Pearson
R. E. Harris
Earl E. Reynolds
Commercial Bank
Serling
Colorado
Western Drug CO
Sidney, Neb
Kher
Coronado
Prince Albert
Boe
Listerin
Spaulding
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