Meadow Lawn Items and Community Notes
Meadow Lawn items detail local visits and daily life with names like Maynard Mayer James Sullivan and family, J C Kreader and others visiting farm homes. It notes a few injuries at school, trips to Denver, recent sales and moves, a chimney fire near Ray Sheffield, and a newborn Bernard Jr at Sterling hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Mayer
Mr. and
Mire
James Sullivan
Ed Morrow
John Davison
W. Eckert
Sidney
Paul Morrow
Maynard Boyee
George Randels Jr
George Randells Jr
J. C. Kreader
Sunny Side Arrs Thels and Local Social Roundup
Wednesday visits unfold among Sunny Side residents with multiple brief notices. Mrs John Block hosted Maxine Olson at Haz Linde. Ethel Thels assisted Mrs Oscar Olson.demonstration by project leaders E A Johnson and Mrs John Thels at Mrs Walter Wassum’s home drew nine attendees. a new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs C Buckels on February 27. Mrs Buckels’ mother helping. neighbors entertained Mr and Mrs A A Johnson before their departure to South Dakota. various relocations and visits noted including John Thels moving, Gothenburg stay ends, and trips to Kimball Burns Denver and Burns. Helping Hand society meeting hosted by E A Johnson. literary at Weyerts school. numerous family visits and daily errands listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thels
John Block
Maxine Olson
Haz! Linde
Ethel Thels
Oscar Olson
E. A. Johnson
John Thels
Walter Wassum
C. Buckels
Buckels
Pete Rasmussen
Denver
Ernie Wickard
Sidney
Chris Lee
A. A. Johnson
Dan Rupert
Arnold Thurow
C. W. Rathbun
Burns
Wyo
J. Theis
Less Omel
Albert Weigers
Will Johnson
Leela
H. Linde
Art Rathbun
Paul Riethion
V. W. Wise
Walter Hernbloom
Linde
Walter Warnum
W. O.johnson
Baby
FB. A
Poultry Evening School Begins in Crook Area
Gene Spring and Canyon area residents attended the poultry evening school kickoff at Crook last Monday evening with further sessions planned for Thursday night March 4. Gato T Moore made a business trip to Crook on Monday. Charles Frecht aided A D Hil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe Poultry Evening School
Crook
Gato T. Moore
iCharles Frecht
A. D. Hil
Sheep Buried in Snow Survive after 30 Day Ordeal
Three sheep were buried in heavy snow for a full month and emerged alive, according to local reports. Details note the event as a remarkable survival tale with no fatalities among the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred English
Flowerfield
Banner County
Nixon
Millett
English
Dakeon
Community Socials and Local Travels in Gurley and Vicinity
Route A residents and guests enjoyed dinners and visits in Gurley and nearby towns. Vernon Scott, now in Ovid Colorado, toured the neighborhood with a builder. Cheater North Nedr residents Paul Dehkotter and Herman Vogle spent a week visiting friends, with Paul’s sister Mrs Oscar Aurich. Walter Dabbcotter joined for a brief return. Henry Sorge is recovering from a cold. Mud and thaw slowed moving plans as the Bert Walker circle hosted gatherings and clubs, with carrot preparation demos and a pollution of local lanes as new homes shift to Robbins and Bentley farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q.kr
John Groghamus
Charlies Semerad’s
Gurley
Vernon Scott
Ovid
Colo
Paul Dehkotter
Herman Vogle
Cheater
Nedr
Paul
Oscar Aurich
Walter Dabbcotter
Johnson Groshane
August Horst
Gurney
John
Ray Spiker
T. C. Spiker’s
North
Sidney
Victor Knox
John Groshans
Horst’s
Henry Sorge
Bert Walker
Walker
John Walker
Ed Walker
Fred Walker
Lorenzo
Eigon Cooley
Leonard Walker
Huntsman
BH. C. Club
Dave Brown
Mrs Hilbert Borcher Moves to Bales Vacated Farm
Mrs Hilbert Borcher will move to the place vacated by the Bales with Albert Kreinbring moving to his recently improved farm on section 51540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Scott
Robbins Farm
Hilbert Borcher
M Ir
Gien Bales
Bentley Farm
Scotts
Mir
Albert Kreinbring
Corn Yield Contest Report Ready for 1925 Nebraska
The 1925 ten acre Corn Yield Contest report is prepared for distribution. It details methods used by farmers, work and costs per contestant, and profits. It notes that one acre at nine bushels can equal fifteen acres at thirty five bushels per acre in net profit. Plans begin for the 1986 contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Burlington Poultry Train At Sidney March 17 Event
Burlington poultry event at Sidney on Wednesday March 17 features the college poultry department exhibit. A three colored cover shows a flock of hens in a field of shock, with cartons including the new Land o' sunshine design as a striking attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sidney
Wed
College Poultry Department
Nebraska
Nebraska egg train exhibit promotes Lands Sunshine quality
The Nebraska Poultry Butter and Egg association showcases two large refrigerator cases of dressed poultry to prove consumer demand for quality products. The Western Weighing and Inspection bureau plans to present crates and packs to prevent breakage in shipping as egg shipments to distant markets rise. A traveling exhibit train will feature educational literature, bulletins, and a staffer to answer questions as it tours towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Nebraska Poultry,“Butter and Beg Association
Nebraska
Amd
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Odins Kuema
Harry Scott
Jean Haskett
Kreader Ranch
Scottsbluff
Emma Morrow
J. M. Kreader
Clarence Martin
Gertrude Fullerton
Anderson
Freeman
Raymond ‘Sdowrer
Bayard
Martin
Fort Collns
Lloyd Joleff
George Juleff
Alvin @ann
Delton
Alvin Dens
G. H. Kelley’s
Clarence Reeve
A. D. Hilliard
John Beatt
Mr. Appledorn
Omaha
D. BR. Gross
A. D. Hillard
J. J. Fowler
Rawleigh
W. A. McKelvey
Harriet Jones
Ray Sheffield
Ray
M. T. Moore
Bernard Weaver
Sterling Hospital
Bernard Jr
Robert Nicholas
Sterling
Mrr
J. E. Batee
J. Ward Dodd
Tavern Hilliard
Clarence Beebe
Charles Brecht
Jim
Jerry Vacik
T. Moore
Arthur McKelvey
Gene Spring' Canyon
Rlel Jackson Sidney, ‘Nebr
Maytag
West Gurley
California
Seipert Peterson
Sharp
John Deere Lister
John Deere
Beatrice
C. P. Millett
C. W. Smith