Kuns Holds Court In District Session Thursday
District Judge John Kuns presided Thursday morning in the district court room. Charles R. Hanson of Julesburg Colo pleaded guilty to forgery and received a two year sentence to the Nebraska State Penitentiary for buying a typewriter at Hornaday’s store in Sidney. Billy Williams pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was fined fifty dollars plus costs. Divorce decrees were granted in Sally A Leisner vs Harry D Leisner and Florence Feutz vs John J Feutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuns
Charles R. Hanson
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Hanson
Julesburg
Colo
Hornaday
Sidney
Billy Williams
Sally Alvina Leisner
Harry Darwin Leisner
Florence Feutz
John J. Feutz
Babcock Sees Demands For Local Control
Senator Ray Babcock reported from an 11 state convention that states seek to regain control from Washington. He cited strong demand to cut government expenses, targeting assistance, roads, and fish and game. Nebraska aims to save up to 1.5 million dollars yearly via a new comptroller led economy drive. Delegates at Davenport Iowa urged returning controls to local levels to achieve noticeable reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Babcock
Council of State Governments
Washington
Babcock
North Dakota
Sidney
Nebraska
Davenport
Iowa
Trailer Court Planned Here at Mayfair Camp
Mr and Mrs O D Slayter announce a modern trailer court at Mayfair Camp east of town with space for about thirty trailers. A year round fireproof building will house showers lavatories and laundry and a Maytag self service laundry will be installed. Occupancy expected by September 1 with running water and electric service to each trailer. The facility aims to serve oil crew workers needing temporary housing amid ongoing trailer shortages in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Slayter
Mayfair
Mr. Slayter
Sidney
New Locomotive to Be in City Sunday
A new gas turbine locomotive developed by General Electric and tested by Union Pacific will visit Sidney Sunday afternoon, on display from one to two at the 10th Avenue crossing. Access inside the engine will be prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
General Electric
Union Pacific Railroad
10Th Avenue Crossing
Sunol Legion Club predicts harvest largely completed next week
Predictions say the bulk of harvest operations around Sunol next week will finish by midweek. The average yield is reported to be around 25 to 30 bushels with excellent quality and light weed infestation. Storage and box cars are in good shape and farmers express satisfaction with the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUNOL
Jack Thorne
Sidney
Dean Steward
American Legion Club
Bill Barrett
Edward Gass
Steward
North Platte
Hastings
McCook
Objection to Western Union Service Curtailment Stirs Debate
A Chamber of Commerce letter argues Western Union should keep full public service in Sidney, opposing curtailed hours and service. It contends Western Union must accept occasional losses, urges government review, and notes Northwestern Bell’s $400000 modernization as a standard for local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Western Union
Sidney
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Breeding Hens Require Vitamin Mineral Reserve Diet
Breeding hens need a reserve of vitamins and minerals with rations rich in animal protein concentrates such as fish meal meat scraps and dried skim milk and include feeds like dried whey and dried brewer s yeast to support reproduction and health.
Harvest Returns Across Districts Signal Mixed Yields
Harvest reports from Brownson Sidney and Lorenzo show wide variation. Brownson records 25 to 45 bushels per acre with good storage and steady box car flow. Sidney notes 12 to 15 bushels on average with seven to eight in places and expects a wind up next week. Lorenzo reports 10 to 15 bushels with decent quality and improving storage as box cars tighten. Local observers call the overall season the fastest and better than expected in most areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wills
Tech Weatherman
Brownson
Sidney
Lorenzo
Lorenzo Territory
Ironing Tip: Starching Cuts Time and Dirt Build-up
Starching clothes halves ironing time and keeps dresses skirts shirts and blouses cleaner longer. It helps shed dirt and dust and maintains a crisp look for two days instead of one.
Frosts Drive Strawberries Breeding for Hardiness
Early spring frosts in the early 1940s severely damaged initial strawberry crops. The experience spurred plant breeders to prioritize frost hardiness as a highly desirable trait in strawberries.
Selection of Bulls for Growth in Beef Cattle
Studies show growth rate in beef cattle is largely set by parent stock. Bulls should be chosen not only for pedigree and appearance but also for their own growth rate under normal feeding conditions.
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Kuns
Slayters
LePages
THE
Telegraph
Telegrapii
Legion Club
U. S.pat. of
E. L. Hoover
Pectin
Kimball County Land
Bonded Abstracts, Inc
Mockett
Kimball, Nebraska
the Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
Safeway
Fam Kheanda Abkiny
Wiaimeny
Ava
Safeway Fresh Produce
Kcs
Gar
Veal
Castle Crest
Bers
Pol
Ishe
Arte & Santa
Rona
Nob Hill
Royal Family Beverages
Case P
Coca-Cola
Shady River
Kerr Jars
Mason
Libby Wo
Libby
Kellogg's
Sw & Z
Calif. Vals
Empress
Remai O
Ifté
An Bae
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