Filings For Office In Nebraska Primary Candidates Listed
The county reports 22 filings for office as of August 9 1938 with nominees across parties for five congressional seats governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of public accounts state treasurer attorney general railway commissioner and more. Non political nominees to fill state supreme court chief justice university board districts public power and irrigation districts and county offices expire January with primary closing June 30.
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Mary
Nebraska
Congress
Railway Commission
State Supreme Court
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Pubiic
Trucking Slowed Up As Wages Are Talked
The trucking industry slowed as wage talks stalled operations and led to worker layoffs. Union leaders and operators differed over a proposed wage scale, with operators arguing the union’s demands were prohibitive. Some drivers favored maintaining current terms, while others awaited a wage agreement and resumption of full schedules.
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Jackson
Western Ice and Storage Company
Headless Wheat Rumor Haunts County Harvest Outlook
Reports say a rust scare spreads across the wheat area with leaf rust seen in western Nebraska while black stem rust has not yet appeared. Experts caution winter wheat maturing on schedule could avoid stem rust damage as continuing showers are welcomed across dryland farming regions to aid both winter and spring grain.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Bayard Pageant Sets Cast And Choir Plans Next Week
The Bayard pageant plans a week of rehearsals with Wayne E. Reed of Alliance in a key role, while John the Baptist is shifted to Vermit Brashear of Bayard and Caiaphas to Rev. Leland Spurrier of Minatare. Rev. B. E. Parish takes the Old Testament prophet part, as Miss Vivian Gustafson directs a 250 voice Phelps County Chorus. Rehearsals occur across Bayard Minatare Scottsbluff and Bridgeport with a nightly choir appearance and a male quartet featuring Dwight Mason of Bridgeport and Bayard singers James Leach Chris Moberg and Wm. Devies.
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Wayne E. Reed
Alliance
T. C. Osborne
John the Baptist
Vermit Brashear
Bayard
Verne Livingston
Lexington
Caiaphas
Leland Spurrier
Minatare
Lew Walters
B. E. Parish
Scottsbluff
Vivian Gustafson
Phelps County
Bridgeport
Gering
Mitchell
Melbeta
Dwight Mason
James Leach
Wm. Devies
Chris Moberg
Supreme Court Takes Appeal of Jurgensen
Nebraska Supreme Court hears quo warranto challenge to Walter H. Jurgensen lowing his lieutenant governorship after a district court jury conviction for embezzlement. The case tests whether the conviction is final under the constitutional ban on holding office after criminal conviction.
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Walter H. Jurgensen
Nebraska
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
R. C. Hunter
Orust Jurgensen
Felony Conviction Question Stirs State Office Debate
The attorney general says a felony conviction exists and cites cases to support it. Jurgen Jurgensen, represented by R F Stout and Jay O Rodgers, argues no final conviction due to pending appeal. He was convicted February 9 in Lancaster County for embezzling 549.71 from Chester Kaderli, sentenced March 7 to 2 to 5 years. His appeal to the state supreme court is pending as hearings proceed through the term.
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R. F. Stout
Jay O. Rodgers
Lincoln
Jurgensex
Jurgensen
Lancaster County
Chester C. Kaderli
Potter
State Supreme Court
Thatcher wheat eyed as rust fighter for spring wheat belt
Crop experts report Thatcher, a new dark husked rust resisting wheat, shows promise against the parasitic rust that has devastated millions of bushels in past years. The variety has been planted in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Canada, with Donovan noting its thicker skin wards off spores and about a third of roughly 23 million spring wheat acres in the United States are Thatcher planted.
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Agronomists
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
H. C. Donovan
Chicago
Donovan
United States
Thatcher
Sundl and Local Outlook Improve with Good Rain
Old timers praise crops and scenery as a recent rain refreshes the area. Otto Melton of Lodge Pole and Richard Brauer made business calls in Sunol while Miss Alice Cronk of Sidney visited her parents. Mons Johnson also stopped in for a business call.
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Otto Melton
Lodge Pole
Sunol
Richard Brauer
Alice Cronk
Sidney
Mons Johnson
Sundol Social Notes Chronicle Local Visitations
Sundol residents and visitors populate a long list of calls and greetings. Relatives from Omaha Denver Council Bluffs and Denver travel through Sundol while many locals host, dine, or attend gatherings. A nurse graduate named Miss Julia Tesar earns recognition and various family updates appear alongside trips to Lincoln Chicago and Broadwater.
Memorial Day Attendance and Local Social Guests in Sidney
Grand Prairie by Anna Jorgensen reports Memorial Day services in Sidney were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hart and family and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Tremain, followed by dinner at Lexie Parks home. The piece lists multiple visiting families, 4-H club gathering at Ray Rexroth home, and various social calls among local residents.
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Alva Hart
Forrest .Tremain
Sidney
Lexie Parks
Herman Dykman
Charles Welton
Frank Plessner
Lillian Johnson
Ray Rexroth
J. H. Gell
Albert Johnson
Leela
Frances Johnson
Fred Hart
Geraldine Purdom
Doris Gade
Alice Gade
Mae Welton
Fayetta Miessner
Minnie Hokomani
Robert Trwin
Henry Flessner
Alfred Jorgensen
Harry Witters
Bobbie
Harrisburg
Community Shower and Social Visits in the Area
A lengthy series of Thursday through Monday visits and social gatherings are recorded across local families. Guests include Mrs. Robert Irwin and daughter, Mrs. Alfred Jorgensen, Geraldine Cruise, Darlene Johnson, and many more, with showers, dinners, and Sunday picnics noted at multiple homes in the community. Roger Witters returns from Fremont to stay with his sister, Mrs. Irwin.
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Sund
W. W. Craig
Clyde Johnson
Worland
Wyo
Carmel Lee
Robert Irwin
Alfred Jorgensen
J. C. Jorgensen
A. L.‘ Cruise
Geraldine
Albert .Johnson
Darlene
Lillian Johnson
Leola
Frances
Delores
Frank Flessner
Fayetta
Mary Ann
Henry Schmale
Alvin Miller
Emma
Annetti Jurgens
Alva Hart
W D. Powell
Sidney
A. L. Cruise
Leslie Johnson
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Anna Jorgensen
Ed Miles
Charles Welton
Mae
Hadda Haddon
Martin Flessner
Geraldine Cruise
Evelyn Kraft
Andrew Johnson
John Olson
Beatrice Nelson
Albert Stevens
Earl Johnson
Lorrell
Byron
Mons. Johnson
Mons Johnson
Herman Dykman
Will Gade
Clinton
E. Planck
Bud Frerichs
Jim Lindsey
C. A. Foster
Alvin Frenzen
Henry Flessner
Runge Brothers
Bronson
Albert Johnson
Neal Rowan
Roger Witters
Harrisburg
Will
Roger
Fremont
June
Marjorie
Weyerts and Kurz family notes fill local weekend events
Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and daughters Cecelia and Marjorie and son Howard drove to Chadron Sunday to take Cecelia to the State Teachers College. Supper guests at Otto Kurz Sunday evening. Lorenne Kretz weekend in Sidney. Dance at District 36 well attended with music by Mrs Oades George Hockerson and Mr Shindle. Ed Wolverton home hosts Rosenbaum and Falke en route to California. MIC club picnic at Legion Park with about twenty families.
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Mary Ann Kucera
B. C. Kucera
John DeMers
Lincoln
John Jr
DeMers
Danny Booth
Firth Booth
Lodge Pole
Dunning
Amelia Lindley
Sund
Whitmire
Omaha
Paul Goebel
Sutherland
Florence Bahr
Denver
Elsie
de- Mers
Vaclav Vacik
Mike MecNeff
Rawlins
Wyoming
Mr. Vacik
Wilbur
Nebr
Mr. Neff
Chicago
Henry Mackey
Leonard
Donald
Peetz
Colo
Margaret Scott
Sunol
Chas, Ehlers
J. E Will
T. W. Newsom
Council Bluffs
Iowa
California
Newsam
Ralph Talich
E. A. Johnson
Schmale
Arlene Schmate
A. A. Fenske
J. W. Webb
Big Springs
Naomi
Webb
Allan
Marcia Webb
A. J. Englert
Andrew Lolyd
Sterling
John Stimka
Lincoln General Hospital
Miss Tesar
Lincoln Star
Frank Kurz
Cecelia
Marjorie
Howard
Chadron
State Teachers College
Otto Kurz
Lorenne Kretz
Sidney
Frank Kura
Huettman
District 36
Oades
George Hockerson
Mr. Shindle
J. A. Sparks
John Kirz
W. Oh, Rosenbaum
Kennard
Ed Wolverton
Idaho
Rosenbaum
Wolverton
Ed Falke
Falke
Bert Walker
Frank’ ‘Kurt
al Koester
C. 8
Chambers
Evelyn Oades
Jean Walker
Dorothy
Florence Kurz
John Kurz
MIC Club
Legion Park
Charles Chambers
Bob Henderson
Ezra Chambers
Cheyenne Visit While Owens Recovers From Operation
R W Spicknell Clem Kretz and Marjorie Marian Phyllis and Laura Mitchell spent Sunday at Cheyenne with Mr and Mrs Robert Owens. Mr Owens is recovering from a recent operation.
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R. W. Spicknell
Clem Kretz
Marjorie
Marian
Phyllis
Laura Mitchell
Cheyenne
Robert Owens
Owens
Chiropractor and naturopath Leo J. Thomas in Osborn Building
A brief notice names Dr Leo J Thomas a chiropractor and naturopath located in the Osborn Building. The fragmented text references a business or professional listing with unclear surrounding details.
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Leo J. Thomas
Osborn Building
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County
Supreme Court
C. E. Feikert
Holdrege
Albert Hornicek
E. E. Hannah
Geneveive Englert
Corky Booth
Broadwater
Emil Englert
Wm. Weber
Corky
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
Emil Zalesky
Zalesky
M. M. Paviat
Barbara
Eldora Bahr
L. F
Ehlers
Cleda Booth
Fred Haworth
Geo. Whitefoot
Andrew Lloyd
Julesburg
Grand Prairie
T—e—— Weyerts
Mre. 9
Rahe
The
Great Western
Stort
Western Ice & Storage Co
Sidney, Nebraska
RONDO
Lew Price
Auaerat
Oxfords
C.penney Company
Pine Needles Point
Corpo
Seerdy
Reing
Velvet
Granger
Psyllium Seed
Admiracion
Adlerika
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