Local and Personal News Mentions
Mrs. Edna Shelton of Lyman visited Sidney this week among friends. Lex ington visitors C. J. Egan and J. M. Davis, Francis Mattison, the Heck couple in Denver, and William Graham in Denver for a weekend. Alliance’s Roy Boon circulating among Sidney friends. Dr. and Mrs. Hart of Peetz, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson of Riverton, and many others visited Sidney. Various locals and visitors from Hemingford, Kimball, and Potter noted. Sidney business and social notes include a beauty shop opening, school candidates, memorial day observances, and broader travel for work or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Shelton
Lyman
Sidney
Wek
C. J. Egan
J. M. Davis
Lexington
Sunol Notes Highlight Local Visits and Projects
Sunol items record a string of visits and personal news. George Barlow spent Thursday at Chappell while Prof and Mrs Webb attended Sidney eighth grade graduation. Various locals, inclosed by Millard Paviat, Famil Bluhm, Alta Bahr, and Leah Booth, made trips or hosted events. Several residents assisted with building work for John Webb and Dan Dickinson, and many attended rodeos, church, or the tabernacle meeting. Decoration Day closed local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barlow
Chappell
Prof
Webb
Sidney
J. B. Ruttner
Whitmire
Millard Paviat
Famil Bluhm
Frank Heimsman
Alta Bahr
Terry
Lundgren
Buttner Brothers
W. W. Craig
Adam Shimlin
D. E. Dickinson
Henry Bahr
Ralph Gentry
John Webb
Mrs. Schwartz
Potter
Albert Ruttner
Grandma Volsteadt
North Platte
Charles Dickinson
Dan
Mr. Quinn
Church of Christ
Leah Booth
Eaton
Colo
Shaffer
Tabernacle Meeting
Spain
Frank Gunter
Sundl
Albin Olson
Albert Fenske
Bonnie Cronk
Ienry Rahr
Pole
Opal Allington
John Demers
Fnreily
Fred Wallace
Shelton
Grain crop will tax railroads to the Lewit
Freight cars from across the nation are being moved into the Midwest as railroads brace for the largest grain traffic on record. The American Railway Association in Chicago says crop conditions in the southwest and western wheat belt point to a tremendous yield, with empty cars to be sent from eastern and southern states to meet anticipated loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
American Railway Association
Chicago
Southwest
Western Wheat Belt
Car Service Department
Pioneer Memorial Planned For North Platte Cabin
Final arrangements are made for bronze tablets in the log cabin at North Platte Memorial Park to honor pioneers of North Platte and vicinity. The Sioux Lookout chapter ID A R reconstructed the 1867 cabin, first dwelling in the city. One exterior tablet 15 by 18 inches, interior tablet 30 by 45 inches. Pioneers who funded the cabin at five dollars per log will have their names on the tablets. Unveiling exercises set for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Memorial Park
North Platte
Sioux Lookout
ID. A. R
Brother of Judge Vogler Dead at 14
Judge Henry Vogler was called to Manley last Friday by the death of his brother Peter Vogler aged nearly 14. He had lived in Cass county for fifty five years and was survived by his wife six children and twenty two grandchildren along with other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vogler
Manley
Peter Vogler
Shortage of office seekers seen in Kimball County
The Kimball Observer notes a slow coming primary in Kimball County with no candidates for county attorney or commissioner. Few local offices are filled, and no one has announced in Cheyenne County. Attorney Wisdom might run if persuaded. older attorneys show little interest. opposition to incumbents appears possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Observer
Kimball County
The
Observer
Cheyenne County
Atttorney Wisdom
Wisdom
Grain certification drive aids Nebraska growers
Nebraska Crop Growers association gathers applications for grain certification. Only specific strains such as Nebraska U6 GO and banned wheat Nebraska 21 Burt oats Trebi Minnesota barley and Rosen rye will be certified after inspection. Certified pure seed is in demand as it yields more on farms statewide and helps farmers find good seed for next planting season. Application blanks are available in county extension offices and at the Crop Growers association secretary’s office at the state agricultural college in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Nebraska
Nebraska U6
Nebraska 21
Minnesota
Nebraska Experiment Station
Crop Growers Association
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Spinach Preparation Described in Classic Recipe
A historic note explains spinach cooked and served appetizingly beyond raw hay. It suggests disguising the flavor with bacon eggs bread crumbs or other vegetables and provides a recipe using finely chopped spinach and a similar second ingredient for flavor.
Spinach Serving Variations From Old Kitchen Notes
A recipe describes mixing a doiled egg salt pepper and beaten egg into flat cakes fried in fat. Serve with onion sauce made from chopped boiled onion and white sauce. Bacon may replace the egg. Another idea seasons spinach with onion juice celery and leftover cold meat and molds with gelatin.
Ready for Cabbage Worms Warns on Spray and Dust
The article advises cabbage patch owners to expect cabbage worms if white butterflies hover above the patch. It recommends lead arsenate spray or dust, mixing rates of two pounds per fifty gallons or two tablespoons per gallon, and a soap emulsion to improve adherence. Dusting uses one part powder to five parts hydrated lime or flour, with application in the morning after dew. Outer leaves remove most poison, and a single meal would require eating 25 heads dusted or sprayed.
Poison's Early Effects Described With Ordinary Onset
The report notes how harm from the toxin manifests in the ordinary course before noticeable serious effects appear. It highlights the gradual onset and casual progression of symptoms, emphasizing that danger can emerge even when initial signs seem mild.
Celebrate Fourth and Fifth With Sidney Legion Post at Lake
The American Legion Sidney Post No 17 invites all to Krueger s Lake six miles east of Sidney for a celebration. It touts the location as the most picturesque and coolest spot in western Nebraska. See posters for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Sidney
Krueger
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