Open Letter to Molenaar on Irrigation and Wildlife
An open letter challenges irrigation claims by Mr. Albert Molenaar of the Rural Electrification Administration. The writer contrasts local well data near Sidney with Kearney Grand Island district claims, touts Box Butte and Lodge Pole Valley wells, and defends farmer experience. It shifts to National Wildlife Federation efforts, Nebraska support, and National Wildlife Week March 17 23. Wildlife stamps support conservation via local and state offices, with funds aiding federal and state wildlife projects and bills like Pittman Robertson and Mundt anti pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Molenaar
Rural Electrification Administration
Molenaar
Washington, D. C
Kearney-Grand Island
Nebraska
Kearney
Grand Island
Uncle Sam
Lodge Pole
Sam
Box Butte County
Ben Sallows
Box Butte
National Wildlife Federation
Nebraska Wildlife Federation
Federation
South 24 Street
Lincoln
The Blackest Chapter of Africa's Wildlife Spoilage
A stark account condemns the widespread depletion of wildlife resources as a dark stain in American history, detailing illegal exploitation and the lasting harm to ecosystems and communities.
Census Penalties Outlined for Refusal to Answer
The notice explains penalties for census noncompliance including fines up to five hundred dollars, imprisonment up to 60 days, and higher penalties for misrepresentation or failure to submit business reports. It also warns enumerators face penalties for neglect or revealing collected data, with fines up to two thousand dollars or five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Census
Wet Snow Falls Mark Winter Moisture Lifts Readied Ground
A report notes a fine wet snow that fell all day Friday, laying level and then melting into the ground, described as the season’s greatest moisture. Local families travel for visits, medical dressings, and social events. celebrations mark birthdays and gatherings with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
Roy
Joe Kubis
Robert
Eagle News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Festivities
Eagle notes multiple family visits including Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carlson at Art Elnquist, and the Mother Daughter banquet in Fotter. Various residents attend hunts, sales, and birthdays while reporting on illness, recoveries, and travel linked to Omaha Lincoln and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Glenwood Lipke
Billie Smith
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Potter
Cancer Do Not Ignore Early Signs Says Doctors
An unsigned quotation argues cancer can be curbed if physicians urge patients to act on warning symptoms. Digestive issues sore ulcers a lump in the breast and blood in urine or stool may signal cancer. The American College of Surgeons reports 29,19 cured cases through 1938, showing early discovery can save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
Sunol Notes of Local Happenings and Family Movements
Friday's wet snow pleased farmers though power and phone service were down for a day. Walter Meissner sale drew crowds. the family plans to move to the Country club. Jean Mayo clinic trip for Jean Johnson, Earl and Mrs. Johnson, with Arlene and Jimmy accompanying partway. Several residents listed visitors and small town errands around Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol
Walter Meissner
Miss Backer
Norman Span
Ralph Talich
L. C. Chase
Sidney
Earl Johnson
Daghter
Jean
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Fremont
Arlené
Jimmy
Henby Koester
BE. L. Hoover
Ton. Allington
Local dinner guests noted in community circles
Orval Hume joined Paul Ingwers as a supper guest on Thursday. Mrs. Anna Hume spent last week at the Otto Rahe home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rahe plus Bess and Mrs. Anna Hume were dinner guests Wednesday at the Willard Frerichs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elmquist
Russell Brothers
Pete
Nelson
Billie Smith
Barbee
C. P
E .E. Hannah and Son
Sunol
A. J. Lovell
Chappell
John Hornicek
Wesley Soda Home
Lodgepole
E. W. Zalesky
Agnes Zalesky
Frankcs
Sund
Sidney
Reuben Miller
Ben Vacik
Loomis Booth
Bernard Dailey
Grandpa Vacik
Vacik
Craig Booth
Denver
Fd Misegadis
A. J. Englert
L. ‘Chmelka
E. E
Taylor
Zimola
H. H. Misegadis
J. B. Ruttner
C. PF. Ehlers
Leonard Seeger
Glenwood
Iowa
E. H. Seeger
Lookout Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Dennis Wynne
Harry Tesar
M. M. Pavlat
Joe Hornicek
Joe Zimola
Paul Draper
DeLyle Seda
Lloyd Brown
Cecil
Mrs. Lavein Queen
Ellis Alvoid
Gertie Garretts
George Lindsey
Paul Ingwerson
Delmar Rahe
Don Hume
Harley Weyerts
Little Larry Bruce
William Florke
Donna Mae
Bert Wiegers
Laurence
Walter Wiegers
Love
John Bruce
Jim Lindsey
John F. Folkétts
Howard Neff
Ted Neff
Colorado
Belleville
Kan
Howard
Alvin Reed
Otto Rahe
Bess
Elaine Bartels
William
Florke
Ned Lee
Millard Queen
Matilda Vick
Harvey Reed
Charles Reed
Sess
Anna Hume
Beulah Thurow
Jack
Carl Schwartz
Lavern Larsen
Orval Hume
Paul Ingwers
Willard Frerichs Thome
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Molenaar
Sextorp
Mrs
Pete Nels
Dr. Roche
Roy Nelson
Minnesota
Barbeé
L. J. Shaw
Dix
Arlo Fishers
Alice Carlson
Evelyn Spencer
W. D. Matthewson
Omaha
Irwin Anderson
North Dakota
Oshkosh
Ernest Wickard
Suriol Gallers
Wyllis
University Hospital
Virginia Englert
Nere
Bridgeport
Jim Seda
Frank Hornicek
Lisco
Eagle
Bess Rahe
Bert Abington
Member
Federal Reserve System
Sidney, Nebraska
Vante
Oo Doeposit Insurance
Union Pacific
UP Thain
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Nebr
Pearson Allied Industries
Snyder
Robison Brothers Floral
Forrest
Sidney’s New Floral Service
Tenth Avenue
American National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gain Transfer Company
M. J. Maher
10Th Avenue
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County
Jackson Street
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
W. P. Ackerman
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