Sidney Boy Scouts Take Part in Area Council at Mitchell
The Sidney scouts joined area council events at Mitchell this week with a sunset drill at 5 30 pm. campfire songs and stories followed. Troops will be scored on a per event basis against a standard with ribbons for percent scores and the Camp-o-Ral traveling trophy awarded to the top troop. Officials included timers Chatfield and Lockman, Harold Runyon as scorer, Tom Halley as scorekeeper, and C A Lody as announcer with Camp-o-Bal committee members Morrill Runyon and Lody. Austin Lane chairs concessions and Leroy Durand oversees site layout.
New Conditions Confront Cattlemen at Annual Convention
Cattlemen gather for the annual convention as feed lots, grading up stock, and Omaha packing interests reshape the industry. The meeting now includes transportation men bankers and marketing agencies, with politics kept at bay by the association. Individual views are allowed but business methods remain the focus.
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Omaha
Chamber of Commerce plans for next auction and trade day
The Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for the next auction and midweek trade day despite concerns that the midweek timing disrupted Saturday trade. Merchants report strong shopper turnout and urge offering only genuine value. A committee member warns buyers recognize true value and avoid counterfeit value. Details to follow in Telegraph News next Tuesday as a permanent day is considered.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Telegraph News
Two Loan Payments Spur Heavy Spring Grain Planting
In Mont, only two payments were received on loan applications, but the loans funded an unusually heavy spring grain crop. The switch to spring grains follows years of emphasis on winter wheat, driven by winds and drought. Other western Nebraska counties reported similar crop production loans, with Box Butte leading at over $60,009.
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Mont
Nebraska
Box Butte
Poison Bran Mixture in Grasshopper War
Agriculture expert warns that poisoning grasshoppers with bran bait is safer when prepared as 80 percent bran 15 percent cane molasses and 5 percent arsenic or sodium arsenate. Precautions include wearing soap coated sleeves, washing thoroughly after mixing, avoiding open cuts, and scattering bait thinly to protect birds livestock and pets.
Chamber Meeting Postponed Holiday Observance
The chamber of commerce schedules its next regular meeting for Monday June 6. The session continues from the prior Monday observed as a legal holiday. President E A Winter calls for strong attendance as important matters will be discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jast Moncey
E. A. Winter
Auction set for Gurley bank assets amid failure fallout
Remaining assets of the refurct Farmers State bank of Gurley were offered at public auction in the court house yesterday morning. The sale, run by the state banking department, aimed to wind up the failed bank. Few bids came in and those offered were not satisfactory. the $200 bid for the building now used by the post office was the top offer, with questions about court approval.
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Farmers State Bank of
West Sidney Notes and Local Updates
West Sidney reports Mrs A Livingston R N Huff visited James Herd on Wednesday. Arvin Livingston and sons conducted business in Sidney. Mrs W E Allman remains ill at home with slight improvement. Stewart McMillen visits family for a couple weeks before heading to summer plans.
Georgetown to Confer Law Degree on Monday
James McIntosn will receive a law degree at Georgetown on Monday. The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia will confer an honorary Doctor of Laws on Jesse Corcoran Adkins, an associate justice.
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James McIntosn
Georgetown
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Jesse Corcoran Adkins
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Westbound Trains Delayed After Flood Washes Out Track
A flood washed out the track near Kearney delaying westbound trains. An approach at Pleasanton on the Loup river and bridge approaches were in danger. Many highways will require rebuilding.
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Kearney
Pleasanton
Loup River
Fortunate Section of Nation Faces Pessimism in Business Sky
County reports show tourists request fuel aid daily as gasoline shortages bite travel, but strict finances prevent helping transients. Local notices aside, readers are urged to consider home refinishing and kitchen remodeling services from Cook's interior glocs and Thoms Lumber Co.
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Eart
Courty
Henry Pavlat
Cook
Thoms Lumber Co
Local Social Notes From Sidney Area
Fred Livingston and son Byron visited the Will Allman and Arvin Livingston homes on Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Anderson called on Mrs. W. E. Allman Tuesday. Arthur and Joe McMillen and Alice Lyngholm called at the Arvin Livingston home Saturday evening. The M. I. C. met Thursday at Mrs. Clarence Chambers home and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with refreshments. R. N. Huff and son Robert shopped in Sidney Friday morning. Alvin Livingston and children visited the W. A. McMillen home Tuesday afternoon. Some have finished listing corn with many acres expected to be planted this spring. Grover Hatcher transacted business in Sidney Thursday morning. Frank Thelen was a Sidney shopper Wednesday afternoon. The teacher, pupils and patrons of district 156 enjoyed a picnic in the Chambers grove Friday.
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Mer
Fred Livingston
Byron
Will Allman
Arvin Livingston
A. M. Anderson
W. E. Allman
Arthur
Joe McMillen
Alice Lyngholm
Clarence Chambers
Theie Presen
R. N. Huff and Son
Robert
Sidney
Alvin Livingston
W. A
Local residents gather for weekend social visits
Mrs. Bertha Borges and family share Sunday dinner at the John Borges home. Numerous neighbors, including the Humes, Ingwersons, Weigers, Thurows, and Norths, visit Padroni and nearby homes over the weekend. Several households host guests and dine together, with multiple calls and suppers noted across Sidney and surrounding areas.
Local residents take short outings and visits after week
Hume family and relatives visited John Gar relts Monday. Several couples and friends, including the Jurgens and Stickleys, took a two day fishing trip near Oshkosh and reported a fine catch. Morris Jessen toured Bayard Thursday. Other residents called on kin, visited, or traveled to Dalton and Chadron during the week. John Charrells is sick this week.
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Bayard
William Fierichs, Jr
Ben Jurgens
Alvin Reed
Morris Jessen
James Hume
Beulah
Otto Rahe
Ervin Sanders
George Buss
John Garretts
Lou
Ed Stickley
Leo Thompson
Dalton
John Charrells
Barbara Ingwerson
Jewell
Chadron
Local Social Visits And Club Election In Peetz Area
Mr and Mrs Jens Olsen hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Harold Linde and family from Peetz at their home Sunday afternoon. The Carl Larson family and George Whitney family hosted Sunday gatherings. Christie Bertramson returned from Kimball to spend the summer with her parents. The Jolly Neighbors club at Mrs Jens Olsen’s home held annual election. officers elected were Mrs Guy Terman president, Mrs Glen Beale vice president, and Mrs James Johnson secretary treasurer. a luncheon followed. The J W Bertramson family visiting remains noted.
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Carl Larson
George Whitney
Christie Bertramson
Kimball
Jolly Neighbors Club
Jefs Olsen
Guy Terman
Glen Beale
James Johnson
J. W. Bertramson
Local social rounds noted around Nelson and Herboldsheimer families
A sequence of weekend and weekday visits highlights this community, with gatherings at the Nelson, Herboldsheimer, Rasmussen, and Benson households. Guests include Mazrie Nelson, Maurice Nelson, Miss Gertrude Van Housen, Miss Helen Drescher, and others.
Sidney Shoppers Highlight Monday Outing
Mr and Mrs B M Lewis and son were among the Sidney shoppers on Monday, joined by Mrs Geo Bonser as part of a local commerce outing.
Local social notes and visits from Crook area residents
E N Roth and Carl Lind visited at local homes on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Jeel Hellyer Wilma Lewis and others were Crook callers. Several couples traveled to Sterling and Mystic Iowa for visits. A Memorial Day flowers event at Christian cemetery honored veterans. The community gathered for a Farmers Union meeting and other social exchanges.
Memorial Day Services Mark East Dalton Observance
Ruth Jane Good notes rains and cloudy days in East Dalton. Crops vary with corn emerging well in some fields while others were damaged by copters and cut worms. Mr and Mrs John Harms and son Wilfred attend Memorial day services at Dalton with Rev J E Largent of Gurley delivering a sermon.
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Ruth Jane Good
John Harms
Wilfred
Ray Clough
Dalton
J. E. Largent
Gurley
Memorial and social notes from local families
Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbons and daughter Helen called at the Al Jobe home Wednesday evening. The annual school meeting is to be held June 13. The Al Blackween family spent Sunday at the M S Englert home. Mildred and Lillian Reinmuth called at the Jobe home Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Rathman and daughters spent Friday evening at the Emil Marx home. The A W Jobe family attended memorial services at Sidney and Daltoff Monday. The Emil Marx family spent Sunday afternoon at the Kallenback home. Mrs Lion i Yowell and daughter attended memorial services at Sidney Monday. The outdoor C E meeting planned for Sunday evening was postponed due to weather. Lorraine Blackween returned home last week after time at her grandfather M S Englert. Mary Ann Vowell returned home Friday after a ten day vacation near Sidney relatives. A splendid Memorial sermon delivered at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning by Mr Reeves.
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Jack Richards
Dale Hubbard
Carl Larson
J. M. Nelson
L. K
Kearney
C. P. Herbolsheimer
Billy Smith
Lewellen Nelson
E. M. Nelson
Maurice Nelson
Gertrude van Housen
Helen Drescher
Bert Gibbons
Helen
al Jobe
al Blackween
M. S. Englert
Mildred
Lillian Reinmuth
Jobe
Fred Rathman
Emil Marx
A. W. Jobe
Sidney and Daltoff
Kallenback
C. E
Lorraine Blackween
M S. Englert
Mary Ann Vowell
Sidney
The
Presbyterian Church
Reeves
Thomas Lumber Co Sets Cook's House Paint Price Baseline
Thomas Lumber Co announces Cook's House Paint at 3.08 dollars, maintaining high quality finish. The message asserts the price is now the new baseline for a paint that delivers lasting coverage under the same trusted lens.
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Cook
Thomas Lumber Co
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Eagle News
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Cecil Hume
Harry Haris
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Lou Stckley
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Jens Olsen
John Anderson
Harold Linde
Peetz
V. A. Nelson
Will Ayers
John Rasmussen
Alice
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Benson
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Jim Willeford
Emil Karel
South Sunol
E. N. Roth
Ernest Bonser
Carl Lind
Forrest Applegate
Jeel Hellyer
Wilma Lewis
Crook
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F. L. Chapman
Sterling
G. W. Bonser
Tom Kendrick
J. R. Brown
B. M. Lewis
John McCumber
Fliff
Moorning
Ruby Lewis
J. F. Japp
Well Tools
G. W
Mystic
Mrs. Hen Cities
Albert Ottjes
Gering
Fred Stake
Crook Telephone Exchange
Thurdsay
Crook Missionary Society
Farmers Union
Christain
J. H. Bicknell
G. W. Borser
W. H. Sullivan
Alma Jones
Denver
J. R. Sullivan
Anne
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East Dalton
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Lion i Yowell
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