Lincoln Nebraska farm and city horses at state fair
Lincoln and Nebraska farm and city six-in-hand of ten weight draft horses will perform at the Nebraska State Fair from September 4 to 11. Billy Wales, a familiar figure, will drive in the box. The team won the blue ribbon at last fall’s International Livestock Exposition, earning national champion exhibition draft horse status. Pride, a member of the team, earned the grand championship for a draft gelding, with the reserve championship awarded to the horse pictured alongside.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Chicago Stock Yard
Pride
Iowa State College
Chicago Stock Yards
Ecelor
Catholic Church Sunday Masses and Services Schedule
Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with 7:30 p m rosary devotions instruction and benediction. Weekday masses are at 7:00 a m led by Pastor Anton Link.
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Anton Link
1440 15th Avenue Church Schedule Change
We preach Christ and Him crucified with July 26 adult Bible class and Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services at 10 15 and evening services in English at 7 30 This morning appointment shifts half an hour earlier and remains in effect until October.
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15Th Avenue
Bible School
la Om
Joe Bucknell
Episcopal church morning prayer and sermon notice
Episcopal Church announces morning prayer and sermon at o o clock with J Br Roe rector officiating.
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J. BR. Roe
Christian Strength Sermon at Sunday Worship
Church school at 9 45 a m and worship with sermon at 11 a m. Theme The Christian's Strength. Emphasizes need for more strength in every walk of life. Do not miss this sermon. Pastor W T Kahse D D.
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W. T. Kahse
D. D
Methodist Church Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists morning worship at 11 and church school at 9:45 am with a sermon titled Trees and Men. It outlines the day’s program and invites parishioners to attend.
Low Wheat Prices Spur Feeding Tests for Agriculture
County Agent Wiley of Sidney cites Nebraska college tests showing six bushels of wheat plus tankage and alfalfa yield 100 pounds gain in hogs, with wheat fed hogs often grading as high as corn fed. Two year old steers fed a mix of corn and wheat gained 160 pounds on 65 days, with economics favoring wheat as feed.
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Wiley
Sidney
Cheyenne c
Nebraska Agricultural College
Sudan
Local Weekend Visit and Illness Reported
Elda thume Harold Wikins suffers from a blood pot contig mm his arm. Mr and Myers. Michard Queen attended the ball game at Longe Pole Oval Humie span the weekend with home tolr, Ast Chichester and Mailhe Kugler returned to their homes at Wayne Friday. They were joined by the mother Mrs Kugzier who had been erending the past moth with her dangster Mrs Art Larson and family. Mr and Mrs Jel Garretts and son Harley had dinner with Mr and Mrs Hiri Weserts Sunday. Other parts of the day included Mrs Bertha Borees and family and Geno Donaniin. Mr and Mrs Deve Reaers called.
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Queen
Walter Rufenacht
Sens
Fred Bauer
Elis Alvod
Detores
John Garretts
Paul Hulit
Lodge Pete
M. A. Chichester
Dea Jensen
Ochkeh
Alvin Reed
George Chaney
Cecil Hume
Millard Queen
Lavern Queen
Melvin Jurgens
Ben Jurgens
Elda Thume
Harold Wikins
and Myers
Michard Queen
Longe Pole
Oval
Humie
Ast Chichester
Mailhe Kugler
Wayne
Itter
Kugzier
Dangster
Art Larson
Jel Garretts
Harley
Dunmer
Hiri
Local social notes from Loveland and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs M V Queen spent Saturday with Vern Weigers at the Morris Jersen home. Albert Weigers Clarence Cooper and Inez Sutton from Loveland visited the area. Mrs Otto Rahe and family dined with J J Hume family. Donna Belle Neff ill. Jewel Snewerson spent time with his mother. Several local visits and dinners noted with neighbors and kin. A financial remark about ground coin and wheat prices ends the item.
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M. V. Queen
Albert Weigers
Clarence Cooper
Loveland
Colo
Inez Sutton
Vern Weigers
Morris Jersen
Otto Rahe
Fremont
Jamey Garretts
James Hume
Donna Belle Neff
Jessie
Paul Hult
Cecil Hume
Paul Ingweran
Barbara Ingweron
Lloyd Bondegard
Jewel
Bondegard
Patricia
Walter
Tloyd Weigers
Arnold ‘Tiaurew
Lodge Pole
James Mime
Beulah
Morris Je
Nebraska Irrigation Growth Shown In Census Bulletin
A 1930 Nebraska irrigation bulletin reports farms with irrigation rose from 3,021 in 1920 to 4,602 in 1930. Irrigated area reached 392,617 acres in 1929, 1.2 percent of total farm area, with water supplied to 703,61 acres by 721 operating enterprises.
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Nebraska
Bureau of the Sense
Operstinz
Platte River
North Platte
Nerht Platte
Platte Rivers
Irrigation Enterprise
Government interference blamed for cattle business woes
A Telegraph Wrntada quotes Didred arguing that excess government rules hinder cattle business and that removing this burden would solve the industry's problems. He contends a man failing in cattle could not succeed in any field, implying reform would unleash success.
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Didred
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Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Epworth Leagues
Charling Malis
Hulda
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Glenn Reed
Eagle News
Mrs. Deve Reaers Caled
Zuckerman Service
Sidney Drug Co
Elevator Products
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Cheyenne County Trading Co
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van Camp
Hills Bros
LUX
Laree Package
Jaibby
Shere Or
Barksdale
Graham
Lée
Thompson
Sunkist
SILK
Stull
White Bread
Gole
Courmet
Greenlees
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