Lease Fund Split Is Out From State Land Board
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds has dropped the half of the consideration rule on school land lease transfers. Assistant Attorney General Robert Nelson says the board ended this after a hearing led by Paul White in the Kruser estate transfer to Patty Ann Parks. Since a 1947 act, the state earned half on assigned leases. the 1951 Supreme Court ruling on automatic renewals prompted this change as the board winds up auctions of 2,300 renewed leases with bonuses near four and a quarter million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Robert Nelson
Paul White
Lincoln
Maude K. Kruser
Arnold
Patty Ann Parks
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nelson
White
Kruser
Parity Price Support Policy Expanded Under New Law
President Truman signed agricultural legislation guaranteeing 90 percent parity for cotton wheat corn rice tobacco and peanut prices through 1954. The measure ends the sliding scale for 1953 and 1954 and delays a method shift for corn wheat cotton and peanuts while parity for six crops may use the higher price under either method through 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Bond Buying Is High Here
Bond sales in Cheyenne County for June reached 6672.50 dollars with H G Spearow as County Chairman of the Savings Bonds Committee announcing. State Director Leland R Hall reported Nebraska total sales at 5 390 533 10 dollars, up 27 percent from last year, led by Improved Series E and new Series H bonds comprising 73.7 percent. Hall noted first half sales at 154 percent of maturities and redemptions, crediting higher E bond demand and rising defense bond rates. Cheyenne County ranking second in the Panhandle behind Scotts Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
H. G. Spearow
Savings Bonds Committee
Leland R. Hall
Savings Bonds
Nebraska
Hall
Ball
Scotts Bluff
Panhandle
Belieu Speaks at Sidney Lions Club Meeting
Wendell Belieu served as guest speaker at the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting. He was introduced by Dr. C. H. Babbitt. Guests included Z. Z. Pool Denver Tom Kennally Eddie Robirds and Forrest Belieu. Secretary George Kolzow awarded a past president pin to Ralph Thompson and Willard G. Meyer was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Belieu
Sidney Lions Club
Beliseu
C. H. Babbitt
Z. Z. Pool
Denver
Tom Kennally
North Platte
Eddie Robirds
Forrest Belieu
Sidney
George Kolzow
Ralph Thompson
Willard G. Meyer
U P Layoffs Scheduled Amid Steel Strike
The Union Pacific announced 1930 layoffs between Omaha and the West Coast due to the steel strike. Closures were ordered at Pocatello Denver and Portland. traffic expected to remain unaffected. Local Omaha area cuts total 400 to 500 with car-building programs reduced. workers will be recalled after the strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
West Coast
Pocatello
Ida
Denver
Colo
Portland
Ore
U. P
Sidney
Omaha Council Bluffs
Office supplies advertised by THE TELEGRAPH
Letter and legal size file folders and staples for those sizes available at THE TELEGRAPH. Pencils also offered by THE TELEGRAPH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Sidney Band Invited to Frontier Days Parade
Sidney's band accepted an invitation to march in the Frontier Days parade in Wyoming. Band Director Dean Killion delayed vacation to lead the group with several thousand spectators expected in new uniforms. Jaycees arranged transport and band mothers prepared box lunches to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dean Killion
Wyoming
Jaycees
Fort Sidney
Winners Named in Farmers Non-Stock Contests
Leo Bottcher announced winners from two feeding contests at the Farmers Non-Stock Feed Store. In the rabbit litter weight guess, Johnny Laaker was closest to 21 lbs 8 oz after eight weeks. Other winners included E. D. Mc Claer, Joe Dodds, Leroy Johnson, Naomi Reineka, and Mrs. Wayne Rapp. Dora Frahm of Sidney won the pullet laying race as it continues, selecting the pullet that laid the first egg four months eight days after hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bottcher
Johnny Laaker
E. D. McClaer
Joe Dodds
Leroy Johnson
Naomi Reineka
Wayne Rapp
Dora Frahm
Sidney
Salvage Sale Scheduled at Sioux Ordnance Depot
A salvage sale will be held at Sioux Ordnance Depot on August 8 at ten o'clock with items including heavy melting steel scrap rails unprepared steel scrap and about six hundred metal drums selling to the highest bidders. James L. Hettinger SOD property disposal agent announced the event and bidding details are available from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Ordnance Depot
James L. Hettinger
Mr. Hettinger
Ramah Builds Own High School Amid Civic Fever
In Ramah New Mexico a 275 population town mobilizes to raise a $100 000 high school. Led by Leslie Clawson the community pools labor materials and funds with volunteers from janitors to mothers and local firms donating plans steel girders and equipment. The project progresses from excavation to walls with steady progress and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
N.M
Leslie Clawson
Jennie Johnson
Albuquerque Steel
Clawson
Ordnance Depo
Ramaha
Small Communities Can Fluoridate Water Supply
The Wisconsin Dental Society says communities of all sizes can fluoridate water to cut tooth decay at annual costs of four to 14 cents per person. Small towns under 1,000 population already practice fluoridation, with initial equipment costs starting around $500. Medium and large cities with existing chemical-feed systems require no additional special equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Dental Society
Wisconsin
Office Supply Ad Promises Fast Service And Quality Work
A brisk telegraph style ad touts fast service and top quality workmanship for all kinds of business and office needs, promising reliable bands and other office supplies from The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Hospital admissions and births listed across several towns
Admitted patients include Mrs. Josie Dakena Mrs. Robert Williamson Mrs. Lulu Stone and others across Peetz Potter Kimball and SOD with new births recorded for Williamson Chapa Hilpert Herboldsheimer Schilling and Rapp. Dismissals and births dated July 11 to July 16 noted for multiple families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Dakena
Robert Williamson
Lulu Stone
Peetz
Mildred Staple
Dick Powell
Claire Worth
Junior McMillan
Kimball
Elmer Hilpert
Potter
Daniel Chapa
Walter Herboldsheimer
Clinton Broadwater
Sterling
Edena Heuck
Russell O’daniel
Lodgepole
Dennis Schilling
Kay Wheeler
Daniel Chaba
Don Rapp
Sidney Hospital Admission and Birth Notices
Admitted and discharged lists for Sidney Hospital show patients by date and town, with new births including July dates for Jerry Hume Lenzen St. Lawrence and Loper families. The record notes crowded conditions last Friday and reception of several newborns across Potter and Lodgepole areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville "Mozel
George Brox
Lodgepole
Jerry Hume
Proctor
Arthur Cruz
Thomas Lenzen
Alfred Boyle
Joseph St. Lawrence
Florence Gates
W. W. Adams
Peetz
Hans Kramer
Gurley
Jean Theis
Potter
Godfrey Lopez
Barbara Hendricks
Paul Cole
Charles Warren
Lawrence Hare
Doris van Betsel
Edith Dove
Elmer Ruhrdorf
Clarence Motes
Dudley Marshall
E. L. Kennedy
Kimball
Bert Hoskinson
Loren Fisher
Ervin Schmidt
Hayden Thomas
Joseph Nelson
Ralph Broadstone
Elva Zielke
William Tilghman
Grub Infestation Threatens Sidney Lawns
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Kljegren reports lawns in Sidney damaged by grubs. Treatment calls for one pound of lead arsenate per 100 square feet mixed with soil, then washed in with water. Proper lawn care reduces grub damage, with prevention tied to mowing height and healthy turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ivan Kljegren
Sidney
Bread saves in puddings stuffing and meat loaf
Leftover bread finds uses in bread puddings poultry stuffing stuffed peppers meat loaf and as sticks for soup when toasted and sliced.
Veterans Visit Families From Camp Carson Colorado
Two Korean veterans discharged at Camp Carson Colorado visit families in Cheyenne County. Ronald Rohde and Francis John Mitchell are the service members. Stan Kennedy, at Alexandria Air Force Base Louisiana, moved from control room to real estate and work orders office per his mother Mrs G E Kennedy. Lewis Million in Alexandria supply department also stationed there. Maurice Sunderman spends a week en route visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Sunderman and will report to Fort Sill Oklahoma on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Carson
Colo
Cheyenne County
Ronald Rohde
Cpl
Francis John Mitchell
Stan Kennedy
Alexandria Air Force Base
G. E. Kennedy
Lewis
Alexandria
Arnold Sunderman
Fort Sill
Okla
Lodgepole Farmer Hurt In Binder PTO Incident
Russell O'Daniel, 48, of Lodgepole, was severely injured last Tuesday when caught in the power takeoff of his binder. He was taken to Sidney for surgery and, as of Wednesday, was recovering as well as could be expected but remained hospitalized for at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell O’daniel
Farmer
Lodgepole
Sidney
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Frontier Days
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Faith Troutmar
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Duis Studio
Platte Valley Finance Company of
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Sidney Hospital
Deaver Dist. CO
Scottsbluff
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Maurice Sunderman
Oliver
Airpet
Pontiac
Illinois
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