District Manager Wanted for Territory in Nebraska
A hundred twenty five million old line Life Insurance concern seeks a married man aged 25 plus for a district manager role across Sidney Chappell and Oshkosh territory. Offers training, 10 hours daily work, and up to 1000 dollars monthly with references required. Address Drawer 6S7 North Platte Neb. Sidney Ice and Storage Co. sales positions offered.
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Sidney
Chappell
Oshkosh
North Platte
Nebr
Potter Residents Attend Revival in Sidney Tabernacle
Large numbers from Potter attend union tabernacle revival services in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Rose lead evenings with an accompanying singer. The tabernacle, built by volunteers, costs between 900 and 1000 dollars and may be moved to another town after the meetings to offset county costs. The Roses have no fixed salary and rely on free will offerings.
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Potter
Union Tabernacle
Sidney
Rose
Roses Evangelists Sparking County Movement Meeting
The Roses and their singer focus on a larger life mission rather than money. A special offering will be taken toward their work, described as their only financial pay. Rev Slocum likens the knock to Ford car sales, praising the Roses as great evangelists advancing the kingdom.
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Henry Ford
Slocum
Potter
Twenty eight graduates honored at Chappell High School
Twenty eight students received diplomas at Chappell High School commencement exercises held in the school auditorium. Rev Otto Klink gave the invocation and Prof Fr Henglik delivered the address from the University of Nebraska Teachers College. Supt. Frank W. Gyr announced the class and presented valedictorian Miss Micdel Barton and salutatorian Miss Helen Whitney with Rainey Whitney a close contender.
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Chappell High School
Otto Klink
Assembly of God Church
Fr. Henglik
Teachers College
University of Nebraska
Frank W. Gyr
Chiss
Micdel Barton
Helen Whitney
Rainey Whitney
Helen
The
Legion Orchestra
Olive Andrews
Harle Balcom
Mabel Zarion
John Barnes
Harold Brownth
Ervin Bruenger
Winfred Carter
Howard Clark
Alvin Carlson
Gertrude Carlson
Meta Hosford
Glen Hedlund
Marguerite Hunt
Allen Lindley
Harry Lindley
Maurie McGnare
Evelyn McFee
Roy Peterson
Richard Peterson
Aaron Kyle
Selmae Soderquist
John Sipes
Eva Townsend
Anna Terry
Ramey Whitney
Fay Wright
Chappell Register
Lice treatment advised for all hens in flock
The notice recommends using either sodium fluoride powder or blue ointment paste on feathers around the vent under the wings neck feathers back breast and under body of every hen. One application kills most lice but a second after about two weeks ensures safety. No hen should escape treatment to prevent spread and wasted effort.
Prevention of Bloat in Clover Pastures for Cattle and Sheep
Feeding dry hay each morning then turning to clover pasture after dew reduces bloat risk during early pasture. Do not let hungry animals graze wet foliage. Tapping with a trocar on the left side relieves serious bloat. keep clean and have a trocar ready for clover pastures.
Swiss chard season begins with savory bacon flavor
The season for swiss chard is near. It is a green the family will relish when prepared appetizingly. A favored recipe is to cook chard in water used to cook bacon or salt pork. Bits of bacon or salt pork enhance the flavor. Hard cooked eggs make a delightful garnish, much like for spinach.
Crop Field Day Date Set for North Platte
Announcement sets the annual crop field day at the North Platte experimental station for June 23. Farmers and others will visit the state farm to inspect crops under various experiment projects as county agents plan delegations from nearby counties.
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North Platte
Diapetch
District Court Opens May Session in Thirteenth District
The May session of the thirteenth district court opened Monday under Judge L. Tewell of Sidney presiding. Most cases were sale confirmations with little excitement. The main local case Nebraska Wheat Growers versus Farmers Elevator of Chappell got only a brief showing as plaintiff representatives were not ready to proceed.
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Thirteenth Judicial District
Tudge J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Nebraska Wheat Growers
Chappell
Chappell Register
Kill Mites and Lice In Poultry Flocks This Season
A rural notice explains that hens other than standard fowl will brood and hatch mites and lice. It describes their life cycle, feeding at night and hiding in cracks. It recommends weekly roost and wall treatments with creosote oil or kerosene to kill the parasites.
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Louse
High Priced Promise Ends in Denver Return
W oS Sebroll and his daughter Rhea left for Denver on Saturday after a ten day visit. Sebroll gave Rhea two dollars for passing third grade and pledged to double the amount for each subsequent grade, a promise he now estimates will cost about two thousand forty six dollars if she completes up to the twelfth grade.
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Sebroll
Denver
Rhea
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Academy Dance Hall
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