Harvest Yield Pushes Nebraska Toward Record Crop
Nebraska harvest nears a potential record as the July crop estimate reaches 82.6 million bushels with some forecasts at 90 million. Heavy yields in Scotts Bluff Banner and Dawes areas slow combines while grain piled on the ground due to car shortages alarms millers and storage limits. Chappell Paxton and Chadron elevators report strong yields 35 to 50 bushels per acre with No 1 dark hard wheat in good supply.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Wright
Panhandle
Gering
Banner Country
Lyman
Scotts Bluff County
Devel County
Chappell
Dawes County
Chadroff Elevators
George Wise
Chadron
Paxton
Accidents Reported Across Oklahoma and Nearby States
The report details several accidents: in Oklahoma a truck attempted to pass on a bridge and swung over against a trailer house, overturning the trailer with no injuries. Howard Jeppesen of Big Springs suffered head cuts when his truck hit the rear of a car driven by Reynold Lenhart of Denver, causing heavy damage to both. Bud Ainsworth of Wichita, Kansas, wrecked three miles north of Dalton when a cross wind pushed his jeep and trailer house into a guard rail, both vehicles badly damaged. no injuries reported.
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Okla
Richard
Hailey
Howard Jeppesen
Big Springs
Big Springs Junction
Devel County
Reynold Lenhert
Denver
Bud Ainsworth
Wichita
Kan
Dalton
Ainsworth
Halley
Streamlining Congress for Effective Oversight
A speaker urges consolidation of committees and adequate staffing to monitor Executive Departments and their use of public funds. He criticizes dependence on department heads for information, notes chairmen’s power over bills, and supports reforms to streamline Congress for greater responsiveness to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Congress
City Considers Federal Aid Steps for Farm to Market Road
City clerk reads Robert Fulton consulting engineer letter outlining first steps for federal aid. County commissioners must declare a crossing approach a farm to market road and council will ask the county board to act immediately. Fulton notes Sidney must get in line, as the queue is long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Fulton
Accident Victim Is Buried On Monday
Nineteen year old Edward Egging son of Mrs. Mary Egging of Gurley was buried in the Catholic Cemetery after funeral services at St Patrick's Church where Msgr. Anton Link officiated. He died instantly in a motorcycle truck collision near Gurley early last Wednesday. In addition to the mother there was a large turnout at the church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Egging
Mary Egging
Gurley
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Msgr
Anton Link
Ten Other Children Survive In List Of Kin
Ten other children survive including Francis of Potter Reverend Anthony Egging Rushville Theodore of Gurley Mrs Ernest Schadegg Sidney Mrs Margaret Smith Denver Joseph an ensign in the Navy Mrs Agnes Richter Shelby Mrs Annie Foy Glenda Wyo and John and Irene at home An other child died at Shelby in 1918 Funeral arrangements were handled by Gehrig Funeral Home
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Francis
Potter
Anthony Egging
Rushville
Theodore
Gurley
Ernest Schadegg
Sidney
Margaret Smith
Denver
Joseph
Navy
Agnes Richter
Shelby
Annie Foy
Glenda
Wyo
John
Irene
Gehrig Funeral Home
Telegraph Printing Co Unveils Fresh Labels and Pencils
The Telegraph Printing Co announces new stock with gummed labels and a selection of mechanical pencils added to the back area. Aimed at printers and office users, the store highlights fresh supplies for typewriters and labeling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Printing Co
The
Permit Granted For Killing Room At New Market Plant
Jensen and Munderloh win a special use permit to build a killing room at their market and locker plant at the west edge of town. The city attorney questions if current ordinances bar this work inside city limits, while Munderloh says all livestock handling is indoors and sanitary. The plant, on west Illinois street, has been under construction since last winter and is nearing opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen and Munderloh
Munderloh
Illinois Street
Attendance Leads Sidney Rotary Club Year Record
Kathleen Agnew and Kathryn Ells performed two vocal numbers at the Sidney Rotary Club meeting. Henry Baecke, a new member, gave a brief business resume. President Albin Olson, with Treasurer Marius Christensen, presented the annual financial report. Secretary Leon Fine noted Sidney Rotary had the best attendance for its size in the district last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Agnew
Rotary Club
Kathryn Ells
Henry Baecke
Albin Olson
Marius Christensen
Leon Fine
Sidney Club
Harvest notes and local visits in South Sund column
A harvest focus runs through South Sund with out of state combines yielding good crops and prompting talk of Victory Bonds as a sound investment. The column records multiple local visits from the Dickinson and adjacent families, harvest helpers like Charles Dickinson, Ben Reiken’s forty three bushels per acre, and health updates including Ronald Ahlberg’s hand injury recovery. Also noted are social visits from Leland Knapp and family, the Bonser family gathering in Sterling, and routine travel between Gurley Lodgepole Sidney and surrounding farms.
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Tom
L. L. Cook
Edamsberg
Ronald
C. E. Weyerts
Gurley
D. E. Dick
Inson
Otto Billingsley
Mr. Weyerts
Charles Dickinson
Dan
Leland’ Knapp
Larry
Sidney
D. E. Dickinson
Ben Reiken
Ben Reicken
Mildred
Anton Oliverius
Lodgepole
Ronald Ahlberg
Glenn O. Dickinson
W. R. Brown
Crook man visits Dickinson home for early business call
John Jamison of Crook was a Thursday morning business caller in the D. E. Dickinson home. The Telegraph Printing Co. offers ruled cards plain carat and card guide indexes for 3 x 5 4 x 6 and 5 x 8 cards.
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John Jamison
Crook
D. E. Dickinson
The
Tele’ Graph Printing Co
Ward sale highlights rugged gear and dining set bargains
A garbled sale list promotes sturdy ward goods including a 53-piece dinnerware service for eight and a 4-foot rotary scoop. It touts lightweight luggage, aluminum legs, and foldable seats, plus discounted tools, coffee makers, power plants, tackle boxes, and canvas covers with limited stock and special allotments.
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Jesse James
Frank Jamces
Fox Theatre
20Th Century-Fox
Tyrone Power
Gene Tierney
Henry Fonda
Nancy Kelly
Randolph Scott
Sidney Rotary Club
Osborn
N. S. Miller
Kruegers Lake
Vern Hall
H. Stevens
D.E. Dickinson
B. C. Bonser
Sterling
Ernest Bonser
Bertha Stimka
Pauline Stimka
John Buettner
Auto — Furniture Friendly
Sidney Finance CO
Osborn Bldg
Sidney Insulation Co
Lattea
Aluminum
Lawford
Sporting Goods Department
SILEX
A. C
Montgomery Ware
Niagara Dusters
Nebraska Certified Potato Growers
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