North Platte valley league elects E F Carter president
E F Carter of Gering was chosen president of the North Platte valley baseball league at Scottsbluff. The meeting outlined a Wyoming-dominated lineup with Hawk Springs Mitchell Scottsbluff Minatare Bayard and Alliance expected to field teams. By laws were reviewed and a new meeting set to finalize season arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Carter
Gering
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
Judge Carter
Jack Meyers
Minatare
Hawk Springs
Wyo
Mitchell
Bayard
Alliance
Torrington
Yoder
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Marlatt
Seri
U S Farm Radio Week March 11 15 Features Federal Board
Federal economists will lead the U S Farm Radio Program for the week of March 11 15 with special reports from 17 NBC stations. Highlights include W F Callander March 11 on grain stocks, C J Galpin March 14 on farm population trends, and O C Stine March 15 on the price situation. Also hog market and feed grain talks plus sanitation tours and cotton co operative notes. Broadcasts run 11 15 to 11 39 AM local time from KOA Denver. An auction sale by A W Walden of 1500 dollars worth of slightly used furniture will follow at 1 30 PM Saturday on the Oberfelder lot north of Hart Parr Tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
W. F. Callander
Federal Crop Reporting Board
C. J. Galpin
Galpin
O. C. Stine
Cotton Co-Operative Associations
L. H. Flint
Bureau of Planty Industry
T. P. White
Bureau of Animal Industry
G. A. Collier
J. S. Hathcock
Bureau of Agricultural
KOA
Denver
A. W. Walden
Oberfelder
Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Walden
Town Cagers Edge Maroons In Close Home Finale
Sidney high school cagers lost 34 to 30 in a tight finish as Black and Kepler guided the town team past the Maroon warriors. The second string defeated the academy 26 to 10 on a benefit night to aid Lincoln trip costs.
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Sidney High School
Lincoln
Black
Kepler
Maroon Warriors
Griswold
Ladine
FT PT
PF Mitchell
Horn
Thomas
Carper
G Wees
Soil conditions ideal for planting trees says extension forester
Clayton W. Watkins, extension service forester, reports ground conditions are excellent for spring planting. Fall rains and heavy winter freezes left soil nearly perfect for trees. almost 5,000 application blanks have been mailed and nearly one million seedling trees will be available under the Clarke-McNary act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton W. Watkins
Extension Service
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Watkins
Nebraska Arbor Day drive aims to plant trees nationwide
A Nebraska forestry committee under Governor Weaver enlists Dean G. E. Condra as chair to promote farm tree planting, distribution from nurseries, and home beautification. The drive urges individuals and groups to participate, with railroads planning station grounds beautification and snow protection tree planting along rights of way. Arbor Day, started locally, is celebrated as a national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Weaver
Nebraska Forestation Committee
Dean G. E. Condra
Nebraska
Cochran predicts state highways suffer as frost leaves
Nebraska state engineer Roy Cochran warned that spring thaw will leave rural and gravel roads in poorer condition than in years past. Deep frost depths of three to seven feet across the state cause water seepage under gravel beds, creating fissures and loose sections likely to trap vehicles, with broader damage if thaw is rapid. Drivers urged to exercise caution as roads deteriorate but drastic closures unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cochran
Lincoln
Nebraska
Minnesota
Cochrane
Platte River Ice Breakup Conditions Reported Favorable
Cochrane surveyed Platte river bridges for jams as thaw begins. He noted some evaporation allowed, and favorable conditions in western areas where sizable channels have opened. The main challenge lies east of Columbus where the Loup joins the Platte.
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Cochrane
Platte River
Columbus
Platte
Community social notes from Maple Grove week
Maple Grove residents record numerous visits and calls throughout the week. Ed Miles with Harvey and Alice Mae. Irwin family gatherings. Sharman and Wallace families visitations. Farmers Union meeting with about 17 attendees. multiple calls at James Irwin, Nels Johnson, Clyde Wallace, and nearby homes. next Farmers Union meeting planned at W T Sharman's on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
Harvey
Alice Mae
James Irwin
Mr. Miles
Irwin
Potter
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson
Junker
Clyde Wallace
W. T. Sharman
John Weston
Walter Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Marjorie Newton
Frank Workman
Farmers Union
J. C. Jorgensen
Will Hecker
Mary Walsh
N. P. Johnson
Samuel
Robert Irwin
Harold Spiker
Krueger
Henry Glant
T. G. Waddell
R W. Johnson
Nels Olson
Frank Deaver
Emil Nightengale
Lyle Shaffer
Robert
Dorothy Irwin
W.T. Sharman
Real Bargains in Musical Instruments
You can save money on a piano stored near Sidney with discounts instead of box and freight to Scottsbluff. A small cash deposit puts the instrument in your home, and a simple payment plan handles the rest. Also offering radio specials including Orthophonic Victrolas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Scottsbluff
A. C
Knight Campbell Music Co Instrument Sale Notice
A Scottsbluff Nebraska instrument dealer advertises discounts on band and orchestra instruments with a request for full details about any instrument and a mailed fill in form for information. The notice emphasizes reductions and a broad musical inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Campbell Music CO
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
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North Platte Valley Baseball League
F J. Lyon
R. A. Wisner
U. S. Farm
Federal Board
Maple Grove
Liberal Education
The
Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Telegraph
the Quality Grocery
Sprague
Warner Co
Richlieu
M. A. Zwicks
Leonard’s
Nu-Way Grocery
Cma
Reuben F. Anderson
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Hart-Parr
Sidney Hart-Parr Co
Sidney, Nebr
Pleese
Chicago
NEBR
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