Fight Card Changes in Bath Backed Down
The article notes Bath backed down and removed Shantz from the card as he is Bath stable. The Contratto Rowe bout is pulled and a new fast duo bout is arranged. Battling Bill Busacker returns to face Chink Candy in a four round prelim. An additional four round bout is in the works to start the program. Tickets sold at Sidney Drug, Bradley's and Joe Simodynes with balcony rows reserved for choice seating.
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Ircem
Shantz
Bath
Bill Busacker
Chink Candy
Sidney Drug Company
Bradley’s
Joe Simodynes
Testing Getting Approval Of Farmers
Continued from page one the piece urges farmers to back a proposed project by signing petitions. County or precinct committee men or the county agent’s Sidney office can provide information and collect signatures.
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T. B
Sidney
Two Games to Feature This Week at Fort Title Event
Two games highlighted this week with a 2:30 start for today's contest described as one of the year’s best. Admission is 25 cents, while Saturday’s game is free to attract a large crowd. The 20th Infantry aims for fort title, as soldiers plan a practice and an exhibition with the Seals, signaling a tight competition ahead.
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20Th Infantry
Forty Million Bushel Wheat Crop Forecast
Weather and moisture shape Nebraska crop prospects with small grains seen as strongest. Spring wheat planted late, pastures and hay improving after drought, but rust and lodging pose risks. Corn outlook weaker due to late planting though July September moisture could yield a good crop.
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Nebraska
Farmers Picnic Next Thursday with races and events
The farm community plans a Farmers Picnic next Thursday with ball games, a Lodge Pole meeting at 10 a.m., and a 2:30 p.m. clash between Oshkosh and Sidney. A noon basket lunch is expected, with Cheyenne county farm wives praised for their culinary skill. Events include multiple age group races, egg and penny scrambles, a caterpillar race, horse riding, horse shoe pitching, a water fight, and a big Englerthal dance at night.
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Lodge Pole
Bunker Hill
Oshkosh
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Englerthal
Postmasters Meeting Opens Here Monday
The Postmasters meeting opens here with a program led by J W Johnson and Mrs Johnson. Music features include piano solos, violin, and a string trio. Speakers include Hollis Kepler, Dr J J Cheff, Louis Etter, H C Hornsby, and Postmaster General Farley’s representative.
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Ing
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Hollis Kepler
J. W. Cochran
J. J. Cheff
Marie Walsh
Ruth Mead
Glen Frost
F. C. Patton
Jeanette Larson
Louis Etter
H. C. Hornsby
Jean Liebendorfer
W. C. Battie
H. J. Sheffield
P. J. Heaton
H. R. Heaton
Farley
R. E. Weed
Columbus
A. E. Pratt
C. H. Olderoy
Etta F. Russell
Lorena W. Doe
Vv. C. Battie
R. C. Hornsby
Sidney Band
Reading
Virginia Larson
Sidney Business
Hornsby and Battie
Paul Martin Elected Head Alumni Group
Paul Martin elected head of the alumni group at the university. He has long fought to keep the Nebraska institution on par with other state universities and contributed effort during lean budget years to preserve its deserved standing. He is a past Cheyenne County alumni association president and has served on the executive committee of the state association.
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Nebraska
Martin
Cheyenne County Alumni Association
State Association
Warnings Issued For Those Asking License
Authorities announce a licensing rule affecting transportation agencies and dealers. Gass says applicants must play by the rules or forfeit license chances. Most towns limit store numbers, while Sidney allows as many as the commission approves.
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Gass
Sidney
Liquor Licensing Dilemma Seen in Sidney
A Sidney liquor licensing dispute shows six men seeking stores, with council fearing public exposure of favored operators. Officials expect liquor legal by July 1, while police and sheriff warn of strict enforcement and possible license revocations for early violations.
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Sidney
Liquor Commission
Rogers
W. W. Schulz
Public Dinner At Christian Church Seeks Postmasters
The ladies of the Christian church announce a public dinner and supper on Tuesday June 18 in the basement. Visiting postmasters and wives receive special invitation. Menu includes roast pork mashed potatoes escalloped corn combination vegetable salad cherry cobbler bread and coffee price 50 cents.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
The
Christian Church
Rural Housing Day Sets Saturday Action Across Nebraska
Improvement of farm housing conditions is the keynote for Rural Housing Day on Saturday June 15. County Agent Swinbank notes the program urged by state FHA director E M Slater to remind farmers of available FHA loans and, for those who cannot qualify, practical tasks to improve farmsteads. Photographs of local efforts highlight cleaning yards repairing foundations and other small fixes as valuable steps toward better housing. Dr Mabie Lou chiropractor offers services at the Gift Shop, phone 195.
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Swinbank
E. M. Slater
FHA
Nebraska
National Wheat Yield Estimate Sees Higher Production
The report indicates a 74 percent harvest estimate near the seasonal average with favorable moisture for main producing states. Hay could reach 75 million tons, rye at 44 million bushels, while corn planting lags with only about two thirds sown in 11 key states. Urgent weather to finish planting is urged to secure a good crop.
Happy Sewers 4-H Club Forms Under Marie Sanders
The Happy Sewers 4-H club under leadership of Marie Sanders of Potter held its first meeting at the local community center, outlining goals for projects and talent show participation.
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Happy Sewers 4-H Club
Marie Sanders
Potter
Better the Best meat production club organized
A new 4-H group named Better the Best meat production club formed last Friday at Lemoyne Johnson’s home with 11 members. Elected officers include Robert Rexroth president Verniel Beebe vice president Lloyd Talish secretary treasurer Lemoyne Johnson reporter Robert Rexroth yell leader Henry Beebe leader Willard Wasum assistant leader. Mothers provided lunch. Next meeting set for June 21 with Dale Beebe.
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Lemoyne Johnson
Robert Exroth
Verniel Beebe
Lloyd Talish
Robert Rexroth
Henry Beebe
Willard Wassum
Dale Beebe
Cleansing Formula Promises To Restore Vitality
Claims from Williams S. L. K. Formula offer a stomach liver and kidney cleanse to relieve headaches indigestion acid condition weight loss and tiredness. Urges readers to ask their druggist and visit Sidney Drug Store for details.
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Williams
Williams S. L. K
Sidney Drug Store
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LD Colin
Valerie Hobson
Los Angeles
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America
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
King OF Bottled Beer
Central Distributing CO
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Agana
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