Jubilee tribute marks Rev Link long service at St Patrick
Hundreds attend a two-part jubilee for Rev. Link at St. Patrick's parish with sermons by Bishop Bona and tributes from clergy and parishioners. The service featured Mass with a full procession and choir performances, followed by an evening academy reception and a program of music and dancing led by students and locals.
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Mathews
Link
John W. Delehante
Bishop Bona
St. Patrick’s Parish
H. R. Heaton
Helen Peetz
F. A. Rasmussen
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Church
Bona
Margie Donahoe
Mary Rose O'Neil
Mary Joan McIntosh
Joseph Merck
Eugene Chaon
Howard Peetz
William Needham
Stanislaus Vincent Bona
Cape and
Miter
P. McDaid
J. A. Nepper
A. Helms
H. Muensterman
F. Tachida
Bean
Muldoon
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
St. Patrick’s Choir
Gounod
Wiegand
Francis J. Keller
Academy
Rev. Link
McIntyre
Virginia Clinton
White
Vincent Pelster
von Suppe
Claire Rasmussen
Strauss
S. P. A. Orchestra
Class B Tourney Will Open Here Tonight
Cortinuea from page cone o clock for the third and fourth place position. Bill Davies of Kimball will officiate all the games. Davies handles the play with an iron hand and will keep games pepped up to top speed. He was the popular choice of most of the coaches to work the meet. Admission prices have been placed at a moderate scale so that everyone can afford to attend the games. Big crowds are looked for from the competing towns as the fans in those communities are behind their lads.
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Cortinuea
Page Cone
Bill Davies
Kimball
Davies
Wil
PWA Projects Listed for Sidney City Improvements
The planning board seeks estimates for community improvement works including Linden street paving from Tenth to the high school and Tenth avenue to Legion park, plus curb and gutter in the southwest. Gas company officials show little interest in extending service to Sidney and have not acknowledged a city information request. The board has not received assurances that any unit will be approved, labeling these as the largest paying undertakings yet considered.
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Sidney
Linden Street
Tenth Avenue
King Street
Legion Park
Nebraska PWA plans face uncertain federal funding
Nebraska planning board considers submitting needs to Washington for national PWA aid. They lack assurance of any appropriation and expect Congress to settle fund handling if approved. Monday’s session was a preliminary estimate where communities listed projects deemed vital to economy and improvement. Wehmilier found the board unable to identify specific local projects to back. The board remains uncertain about Congress outcomes and accepts tentative listings with limited questioning.
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Nebraska
Washington
PWA
Planning Board
Congress
Wehmilier
New Volumes Added To Library Shelves
The public library announces new volumes now available across fiction and juvenile sections. Notable titles include Lost Horizons and What I Like in Poetry alongside works by Oppenheim, Maughan, Pirandello, and Hadath, with classics such as Mary Peters and Pollyanna titles also added.
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Public Library
Lost Horizons
Hilton
Jasline Farm
Elizabeth
Rome Burns
Woolcott
Alabama
Carmel
Mary Peters
Chase
Norris
Spy Paramount
Oppenheim
Baldwin
Lyons Phelps
Kaus
V. Young
Wergel
Fallada
Raine
Maughan
Sullivan
van Dine
S. Monroe
S. Payne
Pitcairne Isle
Hall
Hornets Nest
Ashton
Burnham Rectory
Wallace
McKee
Pirandello
Liverpool
Presson
Myers
Damascus
Spencer
Marie
Romania
White Gate
Deeping
Temple Bailey
Pollyanna
Mexico
Borton
Hadath
West of the Pecos
Thunder Mountain
Massy
Much Less Stock But Value Almost Same Pig Survey
The survey notes tighter cattle supplies and rising hog prospects due to feed grain shortages. Corn hog program supports barley and oats as early feed, potentially boosting late spring and early fall pigs. Nationally, cattle reductions lead to a higher grade herd while hogs fall 35 percent, with 48 percent drop in fall pigs and a 17 percent expected pig crop drop.
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Nebraska
U. S
Perennial Wheat May Become General Rule
Soviet experiments atOmsk West Siberia led by Dr N W Zyzin produced perennial wheat by crossing Agropyron elongatum with different wheats. The perennial grass thrives in harsh soils and drought, grows multiple stems, and imparts rust resistance. Experiments aim to stabilize a perennial wheat for Soviet farming.
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Omsk
West Siberia
N. W. Zyzin
Russia
Siberia
North Caucasus
Soviet Union
Perennial wheat seen as soil shield for western plains
The author notes short growing seasons and bad weather make seeding difficult, citing Russian use of airplane seeding and a newer wheat that outperforms both. Hansen advocates perennial wheat for the Midwest, stressing soil protection from wind erosion and the potential to quiet calls to abandon the plains.
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Hansen
Middlewestern America
Prairies
Scholarship Again To Go To Best Students
The article describes regents scholarships for undergraduates based on high school work and chosen field. About 250 awards may be granted with alternates, covering the first semester and renewable if performance justifies continuation. Since 1932 around 400 have attended the university on such grants, with 165 currently enrolled from last year’s winners.
Nebraska Wheat Compliance Plan Extends Into 1935
Nebraska growers signers from 1933 crop years commit to 15 percent below base wheat seeding in year one and 10 percent below base in year two. Land withdrawn from wheat may be used for pasture and forage but not for grain. Benefit payments will roughly equal 1934 Nebraska wheat gross receipts. Eastern Nebraska farmers seed extra wheat for pasture and hay, approved. Western Nebraska may seek waivers due to unfavorable fall conditions.
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Nebraska
Seek Austin Dixon As Fight Card Headliner
The American Legion plans a boxing card for Monday March 11 with Kenny Austin expected as a main eventer opposite Battling Dixon or Bat Nelson. Nelson is rated Nebraska’s top welterweight by Ring magazine. Dixon is said to be a lively scrapper. Official card details will be announced in the next paper.
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American Legion
Kenny Austin
Bat Nelson
Battling Dixon
Grand Island
Nelson
Ring Magazine
Nebraska
Dixon
Austin
Fay Clark
North Potter Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Arthur Harris and daughters visited the Emil Tank home for supper last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Davis and their children from Cheyenne called on the Herbert Johnsons Saturday. Arthur Kayne and Ernest Gerler traveled to Denver last week. Edith Graupner recovered from a week of illness and returned to school. Sidney callers included Mr and Mrs R B Hill and Avis.
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Venetta Light
Arthur Harris
Emil Tank
Roy Davis
Cheyenne
Herbert Johnson
Arthur Kayne
Ernest Gerler
Denver
Edith Graupner
Sidney
R. B. Hill
Avis
Natural law and health rewards through observation
A commentary on health philosophy asserts good health follows natural law and violations bring illness. The speaker promises to assist Nature and notes that complex conditions respond to simple, natural treatment.
Sunday Dinner Guests At Emil Tank Home
Mr. and Mrs. Homeraight and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waik horst and son and Ed Weikhorst were among Sunday dinner guests at the Emil Tank home. Mrs. Amanda Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berry and son Clifton, and Harold Tennant also attended.
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Homeraight
Leslie Waikhorst
Ed Weikhorst
Amanda Berry
Ray Berry
Clifton
Harold Tennant
Emil Tank Home
Food Prices Will Be Higher Says Wallace
Secretary Wallace predicted higher food costs for 1935 with an 11 percent rise in the first half versus late 1934 and a 12 percent rise in the second half, driven largely by meat, according to economic advisor L H Bean. Dr M Ezekiel noted that most increases would occur in meat prices.
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Wallace
L. H. Bean
AAA
M. Ezekiel
Result of Food Cost Debate In State AAA Policy Comment
In a fractured discussion about rising food costs the debate centered on drought pressures versus AAA reductions. Wallace argued the AAA influenced the price rise, while others suggested drought played a primary role.
Guills 25th Anniversary Surprises West Center Folks
About fifty friends gathered at Mr and Mrs J G Guills home Saturday evening for a surprise party with refreshments and a large decorated wedding cake. The couple received several gifts. Hazel Young Virginia Eikert and Marion Osborn visited. Center church held no services due to a storm. next Sunday service at usual time. Ladies Aid to meet March 7 at B E Osborn home for an all day session. Mrs J J Brown visited Mae Rose Tuesday. Albert Linton hauled hogs to Scottsbluff. Arnold Christofferson was run over by a spreader last week but suffered no broken bones, just severe bruises and hospitalization. E F Goranson ill with flu. Laverne Drapper ill with measles.
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J. G. Guill
Hazel Young
Virginia Eikert
Marion Osborn
Tia Guill
Center Church
Ladies Aid
B. BE. Osborn
Arnold Christofferson
E. F. Goranson
Laverne Drapper
East Dalton Weekend Visits Highlight Rural Social Ties
Edith Devier reports social gatherings in East Dalton as Alfred Christensen and Pauline stayed at Frank Dickes home near Lodge Pole from Thursday to Sunday. Henry Schellenberg and children from Holyoke Colorado joined Emil Marx family, marrying kin and hosting. Ruby Baker returned from Denver to spend a week with relatives. Arnold Westerhoff hosted dinner with Fred Rathman and family, while Norman Harris moved recently.
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Alfred Christensen
Pauline
Frank Dickes
Lodge Pole
Henry Schellenberg
Holyoke
Colo
Emil Marx
Marx
Ruby Baker
Denver
Arnold Westerhoff
Fred Rathman
Norman Harris
Powell Wyoming guest and local birthday party notes
Powell Wyoming residents hosted visitors at the Carl Christensen home during the week. Marjorie and Marva Devier visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Baker. Forrest Planck celebrated a birthday party hosted at his home Monday evening with attendees including Mr and Mrs Arnold Westerholt Mr and Mrs Harold Warren and Mr and Mrs James Devier. Ruby Baker visited at the home of her sister Mrs James Devier and family. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results.
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Powell
Wyo
Carl Christensen
Marjorie
Marva Devier
Carl Baker
Arnold Westerholt
Harold ‘Warren
James Devier
Forrest Planck
Ruby Baker
Famly
Trade offer for farm and land in Nebraska counties
Buyer seeks exchange of 160 acres in Butler County Nebraska for 320 480 or 640 acres in Cheyenne or Kimball County Nebraska. Also offers complete garage repair shop equipment and auto accessories for 160 acres in Cheyenne or Kimball counties. Deal with owner W E Vanderkerk of David City Nebraska.
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Butler County
Cheyenne
Kimball County
Kimball Land
W. E. Vanderkerk
David City
Nebr
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