Save-A-Life campaign authorizes statewide auto inspection
Governor McMullen proclaims the Save-A-Life drive from August 1 to 25 in Nebraska. R L Cochran announces free official inspections focusing on brakes lights horns steering windshield wipers and mirrors. Public and business groups support stations across the state to issue inspection stickers and ensure safe operation by August 25.
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Adam McMullen
R. L. Cochran
Department of Public Works
Nebraska
United States
Antelope Divide Social Visit Recap
Mr and Mrs Dale Hubbard and son visited the Carl Larson home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs H A Warner and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Roscoe Madden home. Mr and Mrs J H Madden dined at the Whittrock home Sunday. C P Herboldsheimer and Vivian were business callers in Sidney Monday. Carl Larson and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs V A Nelson. Bert Gibbons and boys were Sunday dinner guests at C P Herboldsheimer. Elmer Travis and children and Dewey Mathews son were Sunday afternoon visitors at C P Herboldsheimer.
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Dale Hubbard
Carl Larson
H. A. Warner
Roscoe Madden
J. H. Madden
Whittrock
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Vivian
Sidney
V. A. Nelson
Bert Gibbons
C P, Herboldsheimer
Elmer Travis
Dewey Mathewson
Former Potter Resident Promoted At Venango Grain Co
Agnes Aldrich, long time bookkeeper and stenographer for Kearney Flour Mills, has accepted a higher post as head bookkeeper and assistant manager with Farmers Union Co operative Grain at Venango. Since widowhood in 1919 she has self supported and excelled. Also notes a bake sale by M. E. Kensington at Central Market on Saturday July 28 from 10:30 a.m. to noon with hot chicken and noodles. Mrs Hellbush and Mrs Osbern in charge.
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Agnes Aldrich
Kearney
Farmers Union Co-operative Grain Company
Venango
M. E. Kensington
Central Market
Hellbush
Osbern
Weyerts News Highlights Local Social Ties and Harvest Rush
Weyerts News reports social visits across Weyerts and Lodge Pole, noting gatherings at the Browns, Haxbys, and Bruns family in the week. The Weyerts Wild Cats held a barn dance at George Rabe’s. revenue from food sales supported the event. Local travel includes trips to Gurley and Scottsbluff to visit relatives and attend rodeos, with several families preparing for harvest weather.
West Sidney Social Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs J F Killham and son Allen visited with Mr and Mrs Ed Killham and children Thursday afternoon Mrs C A Glassburn and daughter Addie visited with Mrs L Scheer and daughters Wednesday afternoon John Ittner and daughters from the eastern part of the state have been here looking after land holdings in this vicinity
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J. F. Killham
Allen
Ed Killham
C A. Glassburn
Addie
Sidney Vic Notes Show Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs M A Dolan of Los Angeles visited in Sidney last week then headed to Mapleton Iowa to visit her sons. Louis Scheer and daughter Louise toured Potter, Adolph Scheer of Mapleton and Will Drennohn of Danbury stayed several days at L Scheer's. Frank Klentz and Allen called on C L Walters and L Scheer respectively. Agnes Chambers spent Saturday with friends in Sidney. Ed Killham family visited in Sidney Saturday. Sophie Kragel visiting Arvin Livingston's during harvest. Heavy rain and wind damaged small grain. Edan Hammond returned from Chadron where she attended college. Lucille Pittman of Pine Bluff Wyoming visiting A M Anderson's. Sadie Aden of Falls City Idaho visited Sidney area.
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Leona Smith
Fred Bauer
Fred Smith
Fred Burgess
Albert Kindred
Otto Rahe
J. Hume
Cecil Hume
John Holcomb
Amanda Folkerts
Helen Darrah
Leslie
Delores
Herman Bruns
Martin Block
Sidney
Bruns
Weyerts Wild Cats
George Rabe
George Richards
Grant
Dick Volkman
Lloyd Bauer
Carl Busboom
Frank Rogers
Walter Rufenacht
Charles Darrah
Dave Hume
Kord
Walter Dykman
John F. Folkerts
Messrs
Bill Windsheimer
Harry Thompson
Abbe Bruns
Jim Hume
Beulah
Orville
Pete Hume
Billy
W. C. Haxby
John Windsheimer
Albert Scharrel
Pete Buss
John J. Folkerts
George Buss
Henry Koplin
Gurley
Will Haxby
W C Haxby
Claribel
Hadda Hadden
Lodge Pole
Thurow
Art Larsen and Son
Vern
Niece
Elda Hume
Paul Ingwerson
Paul
Denver
Lord Dykman
Walter
Rush Creek
Norman Harris
Hume
Fred Leonhart
Henry Beebe
J F Folkerts
Hippen
Booth's
Weyerts Union Valley Boys
East Gurley Boys
George Henrichs
Scottsbluff
Carl Kraft
Edith
August
Carl Buss
Ben Buss
Emil Englert
Sund
Fred Thompson
Frank Krauter
Charles Smith
Dick Krauter
Herbert Krauter
John Burgess
J. F. Folkerts
Grandpa Krauter
Frank
Lucille Rubado
M A _ Dolan
Los Angeles
Mapleton
Iowa
Louis Scheer
Louise
Potter
Adolph Scheer
Will Drennohn
Danbury
L. Scheer
Frank Klentz
C. L. Walters
J. F. Killham
Allen
Agnes Chambers
Ed Killham
Sophie Kragel
Arvin Livingston
Livingston
Edan Hammond
Chadron
Lucille Pittman
Pine Bluff
Wyo
A. M. Anderson
Sadie Aden
Falls City
Idaho
MIC Meeting With Mrs Clarence Chambers Scheduled
The next MIC meeting will be held with Mrs Clarence Chambers. The notice notes her participation as a key attendee for the upcoming session and outlines the meeting date and arrangements.
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MIC
Clarence Chambers
Thunder storms and lightning immunity in houses
An electric engineer estimates lightning hits an average city house once in 1000 years, with hill homes about once per century. Even then damage unlikely as wiring or plumbing channels electric current to earth. metal roofs intercept electricity, while roof vents and plumbing provide protection. Timid people may fear storms yet view the spectacle as nature’s beauty.
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Kansas
M. A. Shipman
Chappell
Carl Brown
Lavon Haxby
Mrs C. Brown
West Sidney
Buick
Hahler
U.S.A. Theatre
Rex Bell
F the Great
Harry Dunbar
Oscar
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