Meadow Lawn Notes From Wyoming To Fremont Travel
Meadow Lawn items record visits and gatherings among local families. Mrs. Dave Peterson and son Vaughn and Mr. Phillips stopped at Snread er homes during a Wyoming to Fremont trip. Numerous families visited, shared meals, and attended a Sun day School Rally at Redington Grove with speakers from nearby towns. A child drank gasoline but recovered. other calls and visits to Ed Morrow, J. C. Kreader, Hedlund, and Morrow households are noted along with small social events and phone-free travel updates.
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Dave Peterson
Vaughn
Phillips
J. C
J. M. Snreader
Wyoming
Fremont
Nebraska
Jim Sullivan
Chas. Scott
Mike Jillson
Ed. Morrow
Dalton
Ed. Walsh
J. C. Krender
Ed Morrow
Hultberg
Slansen
Sidney
Edward
Josephine Walsh
Mannie Kreader
Clifford Hulthberg
Harold Bovee
Paul Morrow
J. C. Kreader
A. E. Hedlund
Opal
Faye Bovee
Emma Morrow
Bob Wallick
Sulivan
E. Morrow
Fred Gilman
Redington
Mr. C. Standstead
Lincoln
Community Notes From White Cove Valley Gatherings
Tuesday through Sunday local residents including Harry Reeves Owen Hostettler John McDonnell and families attended car repairs visits to Crook Wednesday and weekend dinners. The Reeves MacDonnell and Marshall families joined a Sterling farmers picnic shopping trips in Sidney and Macedonia school days and social meals mentioned with multiple neighbors and ongoing farming activities.
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Harry Reeves
Owen Hostettler
John McDonnell
Crook
Mr. Gross
Ford
Mr. Marshall
Web Bloom
John McDonald
Merlin
Jesse Moon
New Baby
Galen Lyle
John MacDonnell
Sterling
Hildagarde Jobe
Macadonia
Iowa
McDonnell and Son
D. R
Local Social Roundup and Health Note
Mrs. J M Kreader hosted a Monday afternoon lunch with several families and.children. Dewey Dirks recovers from a sprained knee after a Sunday ball game with Gurley. A baby fell ill Sunday from gasoline, improving by Sunday write. J W Eckert hosted gatherings with Eckerts and Worths. Hedlund and Vernon visited Aurora recently. Dalton Chautauqua tickets referenced. multiple visits to Davison and Worth noted.
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J. M. Kreader
Ed. Walsh
Ed Morrow
J. C. Kreader
Rose McNulty
G.H. Worth
Dewey Dirks
Gurley
S. W. Eckert
G. H. Worth
Pete Hedlund
Vernon
J. W
Eckert
Aurora
Gladys Morrow
Dalton Chautauqua
R. J. Wallick
Z. C. Kreader
A. FE. Hedlund
W. Weible
Allen Overman
Art
Dewey ‘ Dirks
Davison and Worth’s
Producers' Price Level Declines in May Report
The May prices paid by U.S. producers for principal crops fell about 0.1 percent, contrasting with a 2.5 percent May rise in the prior ten years. June 1 index was about 17 percent above last year, 29 percent above two years, and 16.8 percent below the ten year average. Meat animal prices to producers dropped 1.8 percent from April 15 to May 15, with the ten year period showing a 0.4 percent gain. on May 15 the index for hogs, cattle, sheep and chickens stood roughly 10.9 percent below last year, 3.7 percent below two years ago, and 25.1 percent below the ten year average.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Keynomds
Moeschler dies from crash near Dorchester
Louis L. Moeschler of Omaha president of the Nebraska order of Eagles died at St. Elizabeth's hospital Lincoln from injuries after an auto went off a bridge over Turkey creek near Dorchester early Sunday. George Miller, of Omaha, was seriously injured. The pair were en route to Hastings for the Eagles annual convention.
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Louis L. Moeschler
Omaha
Nebraska Order of Eagles
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lincoln
Turkey Creek
Dorchester
George Miller
Moeschler
Hastings
Convention of Eagles
Wants Every Soldier Insured
General Frank T. Hines announces an intensive nationwide drive to reach ex-service men who wish to insure their families with war risk insurance. Before the drive ends, every veteran will have an opportunity to obtain rates and make application for coverage.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veteran’s Bureau
Pickups In The West End Of Nebraska Crop Report
The writer describes unusually green fields in western Nebraska after late rains. Across the Platte Valley from Bridgeport to Alliance and back to Lincoln, water stands late, winter wheat loss noted, remaining wheat in good condition though thin and prone to weeds. Spring grains late but promising, corn late and weedy in parts.
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Nebraska
West End
Miy
Platte Valley
Bridgeport
Alliance
Lincoln
Western Nebraska Agriculture Trends and Hog Challenges
In Morrill county Western Nebraska farmers plan vigorous cultivation as soil dries. Potatoes acreage, sugar beets up, corn area rising, alfalfa and sweet clover expanding. Hog business grows with corn profits and a forecast of strong Poland China show at the Morrill county fair. Diversified farming gains, grass year praised, turkeys aid pest control, but hopper damage, hog cholera and sanitation issues threaten. County agents see rising demand for their services.
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Morrill County
Nebraska
Keys
H. D. Lute
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