Johnny Hines Headlines Local Theatre Fraught With Fun
Johnny Hines brings the First National comedy Home Made to the U S A theatre with Margery Daw in the lead and stars Loretta and Buster the pets in a night program praised as the funniest Hines film yet. Friday features a Western, The Pioneer Scout with Fred Thomson, and Saturday offers thrills and comedy. Sunday showcases Fox Why Sailors Go Wrong with Sammy Cohen and Ted McNamara, plus other news items.
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Johnny Hines
C. C. Burr
Charles Hines
Margery Daw
Johnny
Loretta
Pawer
Buster
Fred Thomson
Paramount
Sammy Cohen
Ted McNamara
Fox
Sammy
Ted
Fox News
Harry Dunbar
Confessed Slayer Held Without Right for Bail
Walter L Harris a Garden county ranchman charged with killing his hired man last January and concealing the remains in a lake was arraigned at Oshkosh on a first degree murder charge. After a brief hearing he was bound over to district court and ordered held without bail until trial. Harris offered no evidence at the hearing before County Judge A W Gumner. He says the crime was prompted by attentions paid by the hired man, William O Daniel, to Mrs Harris. Attorneys Boyd and Metz requested fingerprints of O Daniel, being obtained by Garden county authorities.
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Walter L. Harris
Garden County
Oshkosh
Harris
A. W. Gumner
William O’daniel
Boyd & Metz
O'Daniel
Mothers Vacation Camp Plans Move Forward at Krueger’s
Mrs C O Bruce of Lincoln will lead three discussions on children at the Mothers Vacation Camp in Sidney June 17 to 20. She trains junior ladies for the Standard Chautauqua company and will discuss Mothers Problems with Little People You Child of Nine Ten and Eleven and That Teen Age. Miss Mary Ellen Brown will speak on farm women’s needs and how to secure them based on questionnaires. The camp opens Sunday at 4 30 with vesper services led by Rev Louis Kaub. Mrs N W Gaines will sing sacred music. rest and recreation follow until the Farmers Union picnic on Wednesday noon.
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Mary Ellen Brown
Louis Kaub
Sidney
N. W. Gaines
Farmers Union Picnurc
Cheyenne County
Community Notes From Bunker Hill and Nearby
Local column details social visits and greetings around Bunker Hill and Redington. Entries mention birthday party for James, multiple Beyer family gatherings, meals with Iva Beyer, extended visits from Canton Missouri, and fishing trips to Sidney. Several households including Novotny, Bayne, Beyer, Frame, Zuhike, Neary are cited with events spanning last Thursday to Sunday.
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John Novotny
Fred
Joe Beyer
Redington
Iva Beyer
James
Earl Bayne
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Glen Bales
Hilbert Border
Frank
Willis Beyer
Ray
Chester Frame
W. F. Bayne
Rex Bayne
Sidney
Pete Beyer
Joseph
K. of C
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Otto Zuhike
Roy Neary
Four-H club members return from Lincoln state trip
Cheyenne county 4-H youths Margaret Boyes Doris Withers Louis Miller and Aden Jones spent a week in Lincoln for the annual 4-H boys and girls club week. They practiced demonstrations heard talks, toured department stores mills bakeries stockyards and WOW radio. The group joined 350 peers at a banquet by the Omaha livestock exchange and planned to promote 4-H work locally. Boyes won county pig crop champ, Withers was county newspaper reporter, Miller was county corn club champ, Jones paid his own way.
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Cheyenne County
Margaret Boyes
Doris Withers
Louis Miller
Aden Jones
Lincoln
Omaha
WOW
Omaha Liverstock Exchange
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Sidney News
the Telegraph
Omaha Grain Exchange
Control Methods Needed for Fall Army Worms
The fall army worm is a widespread pest across the United States with outbreaks in irregular intervals. In the southern lowlands crops like grasses are examined in June and July for damage while northern invasions begin later. Mechanical, chemical, and cultural controls are used, chosen by crop, conditions, and infestation level.
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United States
South
Local Store Transfers Weave Sidney and Alliance Sales Teams
William Fitch moves from Atmar Sidney to Alliance under A. C. Walters while Don Hill shifts from Alliance to Atmar Sidney under Martin. Telegraph Want Ad to sell it.
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William Fitch
Atmar
Sidney
Alliance
A. C. Walters
Don Hill
Martin
Telegraph
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Krueger's
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Mothers
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Curtis
Baldwin Combine
Shell Gas
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Porter Oil Co
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
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