Local News Roundup Highlights Sidney Visitors
L. V. Greenwood of North Platte and many others stop by Sidney for business visits. The Blue Bird cafe gains new managers Paul and George Greenwood while Finke Creamery plans a modern ice cream freezer. Various residents journey to Denver Sterling McCook Alliance Chadron and Wyoming for work, family, or leisure as local life continues.
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Blue Bird Cafe
Paul and
George Greenwood
The
Finke Creamery Company
West End Club Dinner Hosts at Country Club
Society notes describe Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Doran hosting West End club members at the country club with Mrs. Nat Baker and Mrs. Daisy Kennedy as guests. Dr F A Barger won high score in bridge after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Doran
West End
William O'Connell
Nichols
Sterling
Brigde
Leo Bartholomew
Travelers Visit Then Head To Mountains For Week-Long Vacation
F G Robineau and daughter Mrs Dan Kelly and husband of New York City arrived here earlier this week and will visit Bud Robineau indefinitely. The party left yesterday for the mountains for a week’s vacation. Rev George F McDugall and Mrs McDugall from Grand Junction Colo visited Sidney Monday. Kenneth Lambie of Fremont, long associated with Hanson Audit, came with Mrs Lambie on their honeymoon and they will visit Mr Lambie’s parents in Great Bend before returning to Fremont to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Robineau
Dan Kelly
New York City
George F. McDugall
Grand Junction
Colo
H. Clare Welker
McDugall
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport
Box Butte
Kenneth Lambie
Fremont
Sidney
Hanson Audit Company
W B A Meeting Draws Large Attendance at Odd Fellows
A large attendance filled the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night for the regular monthly W. B. A. meeting. After the business session a social hour followed with lunch served by hostesses Mrs C. W. Hornaday, Mrs Charles Harper, Mrs Frank Nolan, Mrs Lester Elkington, Mrs H. Bangert, and Miss Edna Granneman.
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Odd Fellows Hall
C. W. Hornaday
Charles Harper
Frank Nolan
Lester Elkington
H. Bangert
Edna Granneman
Steak Fry At Krueger’s Lake Attracts Local Ladies
A steak fry held Monday evening at Krueger’s lake was enjoyed by a group including Kathryn Livoni Laura Rudd Jeanette Dodds Ada Gerard Jean McIntosh Evelyn Nelson Martha Allen Louise Pike Genevieve Kavanaugh Natalie Butherus Lillian Morrison Anna Olson Leona Cortney Catherine Hahler Elaine Hiett Delilah Erwin Emily Gould and Ella Davis.
Farewell Party for Mrs Jurgens at Livoni Home
Mrs R Nelson and Mesdames J C and C M Livoni hosted a refined afternoon at the C M Livoni home on Monday to honor Mrs Chris Jurgens and her family who depart for California to spend a year. Musical numbers and bridge supplemented the event as Mrs Jurgens received a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bowen
Denver
P. J. Dalton
George Mulets
Kenneth Bassett
J. Earl Thayer
American Legion Auxiliary
R. B. Hamilton
John Seyler
Gift exchange among departing guests noted
A departing event included a beautiful gift as a token. Other guests listed were Mrs. R. W. Johnson, Mrs George Harms, Mrs Herman Schroeder, Mrs. L. Gessen, Mrs. Carl Mahr, Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Otto Radditz.
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R. W. Johnson
George Harms
Herman Schroeder
L. Gessen
Carl Mahr
F. Miller
George Thompson
Otto Radditz
June crop report notes favorable winter wheat outlook
The June crop report shows winter wheat outlook favorable with regional conditions between 88 and 98 percent. Oats and barley standings are strong, corn slower but planted acreage similar to last year, rains delaying cultivation but color remains good. Bankers estimate remaining farm stocks include 11.9 percent of last year's corn, 12 percent of oats, and 9.6 percent of wheat.
Crops and cattle outlook estimated to lag last year
The estimate that this year's cost crop is nearly 10 percent short of last year is probably too severe due to years of under maintaining the horse population. Nationally cattle in feed loss run 7 to 15 percent below June 1928 figures, while grass fat cattle marketed this summer and fall are projected 6 percent smaller than last year.
Railroads Placing Cars for Wheat Crop Handling
Reports indicate weather effects on corn with rain and coolness slowing growth but now improving. Winter wheat rye ahead, spring wheat oats and barley thriving. First alfalfa ready for harvest. Potatoes and sugar beets growing normally. Pastures in excellent condition due to ample moisture across the state.
Coupon offer at Ideal Beaute Shoppe for free perm
Coupon guidance states for every 50 cents of work at the Ideal Beaute Shoppe customers should request their coupon for a free permanent wave. The note emphasizes asking for the coupon during service.
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L. V. Greenwood
North Platte
Fred Rathbun
Dalton Vicinity
W. P. Ackerman
Sheriff Davis
Judge Perry
Ben Snyder
Colorado
Wyoming
Audrey Howard
Marjorie Theal
Alliance
Harold Hyde
North
Lodge Pole
Edward David Furer
G. P. Fitzpatrick
H. D. Niblack
Lincoln
Dr. N. L. Niblack
Delbert Zimmerman
Near Proctor
W. P. Miles and
E. L. Hyde
Dorothy Grubb
Clara Houghtaling
Potter
A. S. Hardy
Lois
J. O. Johnson
Mrs. H. F. Beckmann
Wymore
Mrs. Beckmann
Roscoe Grimes
William Reiners
McCook
Elizabeth Lancaster of
Chappell
the Taylor Hospital
William Riggs
Henry Worden
Harry Witters
C. R. Miller
Sidney Skaggs Safeway
P. C. Baird
Superior
E. J. Leonard
Mable Gard
Scottsblur
Taylor Hospital
Albert Fenske
Sundl
Joseph Hahler
Buick
Rose Stark
Cheyenne
Hazel
Eva Snyder
Kenneth Gilmore
Chadron
Ed Mitchell
Lisco
Chester Hunnicutt
Greybull, Wyo
Mr. Hunnicutt
David Brewer
Don Dey Ermand
J. C. Frandsen
Lila
Dalton
Dennis Walsh
Frank Christensen
Dalton District
A. J. Jorgenson
Executive Council of
State Bankers Association
Omaha
Fred Stuht
Harold Tobin
America Theatre
Chris Jurgens
Vernelle
California
Ruth Borcher
Meta
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Grand Island
Seward
Wm O'Connell
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company
Scottsbluff
H. L. Hand
Midwest Combine and Tractor Company
Eugene Weed
Myrtle
George Winkleman
Vera Shinker
West of Dalton
Gus Hellbush
Mr. Hellbush
Suzinda Brauer
Black Hills
South Dakota
Gertrude Melosa
John Burkquist
Valley
A. A. Rudd
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
C. E. Daggett
Bancroft
Mr. Daggett
van Mark
Torrington
Wyo
Eva Tolle
Ed Furman
Ruth
James Sherrerd
E. S. Sherrerd
Society Notes
Epworth League Ofne Methodist Church
Weiners
Fat
Top Hill
Sus
Hal Scunthex
G. H. Thomps
Olson & Sons
Nebr
MR. Merchant
Tom van Hart
Ass'n
Liberty State
Liberty State Bank
Nebraska
Sidney’s Style Store
Bradley
Greenlees
Greenlees , Inc
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