Commencement at St Patrick's Academy Honors Six Graduates
The fifth annual commencement of St Patrick's Academy was held in the academy auditorium last Thursday night. Diplomas were presented to Margaret Kathryn Maginnis Nora Augusta FitzGerald Helen Katherine Jacobs Alice Josephine Shea Elizabeth Rose Aughinbaugh and Agnes Frances Shea. Diplomas were presented by Father Link as Rev James A Duffy could not attend due to a storm. Class pins were donated by the Sidney Council of Knights of Columbus and individual honors were awarded for Christian doctrine penmanship piano violin best averages and certificates. The program featured a salutatory poem violin solo chorus narration and a historical sketch highlighting Nebraska. graduates narrated sections and a lantern tableaux accompanied by piano. Margaret Maginnis delivered the valedictory.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Academy
Anni
Margaret Kathryn Maginnis
Nora Augusta Fitzgerald
Helen Katherine Jacobs
Alice Josephine Shea
Elizabeth Rose Aughinbaugh
Agnes Frances Shea
James A. Duffy
Thedford
Father Link
Sidney Council of Knights of Columbus
James McIntosh
Margaret Dalton
J. TL. McCarthy
Sophmore
Evelyne Piers
Daniel Mathews
Kenneth Reisdorff
Evelyn Willis
Dolores Matken
Jean McIntosh
Ethel Reisdorff
J. W. JohNnson
Philip Mitchell
Mary Ellen Maginnis
Virgina Barlow
Alice Reisdorff
Richard Vatrosky
Marion Blaham
Mary Boydston
St Patrick’s Academy Club
Nora Fitzgerald
Kulawaik
Frank Semerad
Alma Portrey
Nice
Helen Jacobs
Nebraska
St. Ptarick’s Academy
Folooks
Agnes Shea
Elzabeth Aughinbaugh
Alice Shea
Margaret Maginnis
Gladys Sweet
M. Wooldridge
Boy Drowns During School Picnic at Power Canal
Louis Callahan twelve son of Mr and Mrs H C Callahan of Kearney drowned in Central Power canal Monday afternoon. Thirty five St James school pupils were on a picnic under Father T Moenstermann. Several boys waded out. The priest tried to rescue him but could not swim and was saved by his pupils. A dredging crew recovered the body hours later. Some think cramps caused the drowning.
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Louis Callahan
H. C. Callahan
Kearney
Central Power Company
St. James School
Father T. Muenstermann
Callahan
Father Muenstermiamn
Shelton Clipper
Punching machine accident at Incubator factory
Wile working on a large power punching machine at the Incubator factory last Thursday afternoon, Jim Jones, a veteran M. M. Johnson Co. employee, slipped his left hand under the descending punch and lost the two middle fingers of his left hand at the second joint, in a rapid, unseen incident reported by the Clay County Sun.
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Jim Jones
M. M. Johnson Co
Clay County Sun
Nebraska University Nears Ten Thousand Students
The University of Nebraska reports about 10,000 students across its schools and colleges and nearly 10,000 degrees have been conferred. Graduates now work worldwide in diverse fields.
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University of Nebraska
Controlling the Striped Cucumber Beetle
The striped cucumber beetle is the major pest of cucumber melon and squash crops. U N Agricultural College advises dusting young plants with arsenate lime mix every three to four days, or using a barrier frame of hoops with close mesh cloth. Protective frame helps prevent beetle injury in home gardens.
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U. of N. Agricultural College
Oliphant family misfortune leads to injuries across Garden County
In North Platte hospital for appendicitis surgery, Oliphant struggles with family duties as son John breaks his arm while preparing cream and egg shipment. Nearby, Oscar C Johnson’s child fractures arm cranking a Ford, while Loretta Kleist fractures her arm from a fall on a work bench. Garden County News reports the incidents.
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Oliphant
Mr. Oliphant
North Platte
John
Loretta
Frank Kleist
Garden County News
Watered stock and the value of ample water on farms
A University of Nebraska Agricultural College bulletin stresses that a steady, abundant supply of clean water is crucial for economical livestock production. Water-starved animals suffer heat stress and stunted growth, impairing digestion and waste elimination. akin to a dry radiator, the body’s temperature regulation falters and costs rise.
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U. of N. Agricultural College
Crops and Soils Field Days Set at Lincoln and North Platte
The Crops and Soils Field Day at the Agricultural College in Lincoln is scheduled for Wednesday June 20 and the North Platte Station event for Wednesday June 27. Attendees will view experimental work in crops and soils including winter wheat oats alfalfa and clover varieties and forage crops. The sails work will cover soil preparation methods and the use of manure and commercial fertilizers on crops. Extension agents in many counties are arranging these meetings.
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Agricultural College At
Lincoln
North Platte Staation
War Against Foreign Plant Pests
Washington reports on the federal quarantine effort to curb foreign plant pests. Since 1912 inspectors at ports oversee entry, banning some species and fumigating others. The system aims to shield U S agriculture, with Europe’s stricter quarantines noted alongside U S Quarantine 37. The boll weevil and San Jose scale are cited as costly pests.
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Washington
Europe
Far East
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal
Mortlcultural Board
United States
San Jose
Holland
France
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Airica
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Turkey
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Eurepe
Feared Boy Injured in Play After Neck Injury
Warold Campbell an 18 year old resident of 404 C street was badly dislocated in the neck during a playful wrestling bout with John Stanson. He was unconscious for several hours, improved later, and is expected to recover. Harold and Hansen wrestled on a bed when they fell. Campbell struck his head, and Stanson fell on him bending the neck. Dr. Sarger treated him. he left the office walking and will stay in bed a few days.
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Warold Campbell
C Street
John Stanson
Young Campbell
Harold
Hansen
Campbell
Tlansen
A.sarger
Frye Scherer Married in Denver Ceremony
Miss Letha Frye daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Scherer of Denver wed Leon Rex Carey in Denver on the first Friday. The bride, formerly of Sidney vicinity, is a 1912 graduate of the home training school at St Luke's hospital in Denver and has been active in her vocation. The couple will reside in Denver as friends in Sidney extend best wishes.
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Sdney
Letha Frye
J. N. Scherer
Denver
Leon Rex Carey
Ulien
R . Scherer
St. Laike's Hospital
Sidney
Heat harms fertile eggs and poultry health
Heat is the great enemy of fertile eggs and poultry. The Agriculture College urges warm weather measures: clean nests at a ratio of one nest per four fowls, gather eggs twice daily, keep eggs in a cool dry room, market eggs at least twice weekly, and separate roosters after the hatchling season. Isolated roosters yield infertile eggs. two weeks after removal hens resume infertile production.
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Agricultura College
New Quacker Inn Café to Open in Sidney
Sidney announces a new cafe to be named the Quacker Inn. Owner Sidney F Ashe formerly of Atchison Kansas has leased the former Hostetler cafeteria building and will remodel it into a modern eating house expected to open by June 15. Ashe, an experienced restaurateur, will offer meals short orders and lunches. his family has moved into the apartment above the cafe.
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F. J. Ashe
Atchison, Kas
Edith Hostetler
Ashe
Nebraska
Mr. Ashe
Secretary Davis Urges Dairy Growth in Scotts Bluff County
Assistant Secretary of the Interior and former Idaho governor Davis addressed Scotts Bluff County farmers urging diversification and expansion of dairy production. He warned against overreliance on water, urged cheese and butter factories, and emphasized using by products to boost prosperity through cooperation and farm diversification.
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Davis
Interior Department
Idaho
Scotts Bluff
Mwe
Nebraska
America
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Reclamation Service
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St. Patrick’s
The
American Bank
the American Bank
the Bank of Service
Jesse C. McNish
M.W. Dimery
J. L. McIntosh
Glo. KE. Taylor
Garden County
Grittle Bones
Oscar C. Johnson
Ford
Frye Scherer
the Leonard Grocery
Just
Vlenty Hessler
Kansas
E. J. Leonard
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