Sudman Family Misses Midland Graduation Tradition
Since Midland college moved to Fremont in 1919 the Sudman family has kept a Midland student in every class until Edith graduates. This year Edith Sudman earns her Midland degree, the seventh family member to do so, while siblings hold posts in education banking athletics and medicine.
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Midland College
Fremont
Atchison, Kan
Sudman
Sarben
Midland
Edith
Mary Sudman
Emil
Scribner
Edward
Boxing Match Sets June 5 Fight in Torrington
Boxing fans won’t miss a Western showdown as Eddie Fay Clark and George Hodrick, two renowned Nebraska boxers, finally collide on Tuesday June 5 in Torrington Wyoming due to weight limits in Nebraska. Clark, with 76 bouts, faces Hodrick who has 30 fights with ringside experience against top opponents. The pair train daily at Scottsbluff and are reported in top form for the bout.
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Eddie Fay Clark
George Hodrick
Torrington
Wyo
Nebraska
Clark
Rodrick
Bearcat Wright
Scottsbluff
North Divide Community Notes and Visits
Mrs. Pear Sparks and Jim Rezac hosted a call at the Paul Sparks home Wednesday evening. 4-H girls club gatherings were hosted by Mrs. Ed Breckersby Thursday afternoon with Florence Seimers Vera Sparks Ruby Sparks Dorothy Iapke Ruth Kinton Margaret Miler and Geraldine Cruise present. Joy Sparks visited Rosetta Seimers Thursday afternoon. Lois Preston spent days with Aunt Mrs. Jack Rathbun. Wm Hecker visited Mrs. C B Kinton Thursday afternoon. Fred Kettler family and Edwin Evelyn Blanke called at the Paul Sparks home Thursday evening. Jack Rathbun drove to Dalton Wednesday afternoon. Marie Schwartz in Alliance nurses training vacationing with her parents. Marel Riggs district No 77 teacher honored at a Friday party hosted by patrons. J A Sparks won high, Ed Lipke second, Jack Rathbun consolation. lunch served by guests. Mrs. Knapp mother of Mrs. C B Kinton arrived from Nemaha for an indefinite visit.
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Vera Sparks
Erelyn Blanke
Rosetta Siemers
Fred Siemers
Dick Siemers
Buddy Siemers
Jay
Evelyn Blanke
Legion Park
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C. B. Kinton
O. L
Pear Sparks
Jim
Adeline Rezac
Paul Sparks
Ed Breckersby
Florence Seimers
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Ruby Sparks
Dorothy Iapke
Ruth Kinton
Margret Miler
Geraldine Cruise
Joy Sparks
Rosetta Seimers
Lois Preston
Jack Rathbun
Wm. Hecker
Fred Kettler
Darlene
Edwin
Dalton
Marie Schwartz
Alliance
Mike Schwartz
Marel Riggs
Nemaha
Pleasant View Social Notes From Mrs Morrow
Pleasant View society items list Sunday dinners with Boehnke Schubarth Hilpert Mueller and Schuessler families. Local visits include Arlo Fisher Gen Hilpert J E Morrow Ted Seeman Potter trips and Omaha Lincoln tasks. Olga Schuessler helps with Morrow household.
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G. H. Boehnke
Rudolph Schubarth
Ben Hilpert
Oscar Mueller
Art Schuessler
Arlo Fisher
J. E. Morrow
Joe Gerler
Laverna
Gen Hilpert
al Morrow
Ed Zorn
William Morrow
Frank Mueller
J. E
Recheck Of Wheat Is New Program Move In Nebraska
Nebraska this week plans a recheck of wheat work by supervisors and the 35,000 contracts held by farmers. Federal agents will start late in the week in counties where the program began, moving county to county over the next three to four weeks. The aim is uniformity and accuracy across the wheat belt, examining county office systems, land measuring equipment, methods, and result accuracy.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Administration
Wheat allotment payments to Nebraska farmers rise
Compliance with the wheat allotment contract earns the second installment of the 1933 payment and the first of 1934. These checks, expected to total about 5 to 6 million dollars statewide this summer and fall, follow by three more payments in 1935 if wheat stays below parity. If wheat reaches parity, farmers receive a higher price instead of the lower price plus benefits.
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Nebraska
Better the Best Club Meeting at Edmund Block Home
The Better the Best dairy calf club met at Edmund Block home on May 12 led by Henry Beebe. They reviewed member records, sang, and learned dairy calf club judging factors. The next lesson will cover livestock judging and the group adjourned to meet Lemoyne Johnson on June 1. Mothers provided sandwiches cake coffee and lemonade.
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Edmund Block
Henry Beebe
Lemoyne Johnson
Must Pay Back Loan To Use Sealed Corn
Drouth threatening Nebraska farmers seeking livestock feed to replace short feed grain crops may use corn with federal loans only after repayment to the government at 45 cents per bushel. W. S. Bradley, special assistant to the director of corn loan administration, outlined this in Lincoln during talks with state loan administrators and corn hog program directors.
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Drouth
Nebraska
W. S. Bradley
Corn Loan Administration
Washington
Bradley
Lincoln
Government Seeks Flexible Corn Loan Plan Yet Keeps On Farm Storage
Discussion centers on storing corn for feeding and loan programs. Bradley says the government will not dump stored corn into terminals and plans may include a storage fee after October 15 if loans expire. He notes flexibility to adjust to price changes and asserts state anti trust laws will be obeyed. Complainants allege state laws ban price cutting but claim Farris acts as judge of fair price.
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Bradley
Paikway Commission
Farris
State Not Living Up To NRA On Purchase
State Purchasing Agent Farris says industrial NRA codes are flawed as they tend to collude bidders and raise prices. He notes the state ignores codes for purchases with state funds, while federal funds require certificates of compliance in construction bids. The federal government remains supreme in its jurisdiction.
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Farris
NRA
Passion Play Staged Near Bayard Set For June Dates
Bayard hosts its annual passion play at Chimney Rock from June 12 to 15. The event draws thousands from across Nebraska and nearby states to the natural ampitheatre. The 125 member pageant features Bayard actors with a 100 voice hidden chorus and a large staff for traffic lighting and ushers.
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Bayard
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Pageant Preparations Amid Busy Week at Bayard
Dancers and volunteers have been busy with costumes remodeling repairing and cleaning for the pageant. A smaller committee assists with costuming each evening. Hostesses operate from the Presbyterian church headquarters in Bayard where out of town guests rest and wait for the evening program. An afternoon coffee and sandwich committee serves travelers reaching the grounds before supper.
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Presbyterian Church
Bayard
Planting tips offered by College Observer
College agronomy professor J C Russell warns against planting corn on abandoned wheat land due to subsoil moisture. He recommends mulch from fallen wheat, timed rain, and staged tillage with duck foot implements. Use furrows to catch water, burn mulch after volunteers appear, and prepare a fine seedbed by September for winter wheat.
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J. C. Russell
Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
Russell
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