Wheat and barley fields show mixed stand in Antelope region
Antelope district reports a winter wheat field fair to favorable with most stands healthy though some areas blown bare by soil wind. A barley stubble field failed to emerge but now shows healthy sprouts a inch long. Community meetings and farm visits boost cooperation as county agents assess needs. Several local families recover from illness and attend to duties while the Lyngholm funeral drew old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Potter
Ford Wickhorst
Sextorp
Antelope
Totter
Mads Larson
Pete Nelson
Willey
J. W. Madden
Joe Jaritzma
Colorado Line
W. A. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
C. P. Merholdsheimer
Frank Hazlitt
Willis
Crosby
Russell
C. A. Mangum
J. Fr. Madden
R. E B. Madden
Sidney
Lyngholm
Arthur C. Lyngholm
Local Social Roundup at Sidney and Fremont
Last Saturday Otto Olson and wife moved to a new home. John Thiese and family visited Les Omel's last Sunday. H Neibaumn returned to Fremont with Dorothy Thiese for an extended visit. Ethel Forney hosted a surprise party for brother Wayne last Friday. Archie Johnson and wife visited Sidney last Wednesday. Oscar Olson and family plus others visited Archie Johnson's last Sunday. Isane Olson visited Sidney last Saturday. Marion Wolfe and Chris Lee bought seed wheat from Oscar Olson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
John Thiese
Les Omel
H. Neibaumn
Fremont
Dorothy Thiese
Ethel Forney
Wayne
Archie Johnson
Sidney
Oscar Olson
John Omel
Albin Olson
Isane Olson
Marion Wolfe
Chris Lee
Local Visitors and Community Notes in Sidney Area
North Divide Joe Reel of Dalton and Martin Nelson of Omaha visited Sidney on Thursday. R. R. Owens moved to the Dun Javy place. John Jones helped move on Monday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grage, making Isaac Jones and family grandparents. Four sons of Carl Busboom started school in District No. 77. George Rippe and Isaac Jones butchered their summer meat. John Jones and family were dinner guests of Ed Schneulle. Lowell Woverton and Jay Sprarks joined District No. 77 as new pupils. The Bell family arrived from near Crawford and stay with sister Mrs Chapman. Mrs. A. K. Anderson is ill. Mrs. John Jones assists. George Jones visited from Cheyenne for business and time with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reel
Dalton
Martin Nelson
Omaha
Sidney
R. R. Owens
Dun Javy
John Jones
Albert Grage
Isaac Jones
Carl Busboom
George Rippe
Ed Schneulle
Lowell Woverton
Jay Sprarks
Bell
Crawford
Chapman
A. K. Anderson
George Jones
Cheyennne
Free Instruction with all brass in struments purchased
Note incomplete OCR text about Larson's Music Store offering free instruction with brass instrument purchases. Summary reflects available facts and preserves named entity.
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Frees Larson
MUBIC
Local Notes From Lodgepole And Vicinity
Weekend visits and family news fill Lodgepole items with reports of Doris Bates and B. J. Bates family ties. School teams lost at Big Springs while local gatherings, dances, and card parties mark social life. A infant, Norma Lehmkuhl, dies of pneumonia after flu illnesses.
Local social notes from Gurley area gatherings
Center items list neighbors visiting and hosting events. Mr and Mrs John Groshans spent Monday at Richard Schultz home. Mrs A D Rose and daughter Evelyn and Mrs E F Osborn attended Aid in Gurley on Wednesday and reported a fine time. The Groshans and H B Netherland couples with their baby had dinner at S W Scott home on Thursday. Mrs Richard Schultz and children spent Wednesday with Mrs John Groshans while men attended Reetz sale. Mr and Mrs C R Birdwell returned Sunday from Puget Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groshans
Richard Schultz
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
E. F. Osborn
Aid In
Gurley
H. B
Residents of Crook area share visits and chores
White Cove Valley Hilliard Marshall and Charles Lee were in Crook Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonnell and son and Mrs. Louds were shopping in Crook Monday and ate dinner with Mrs. Margaret McDonnell. Asa Hostetler, George Seymore and Ross Brossard left Wednesday morning for Casper Wyoming. Mrs. Brossard is visiting relatives before she leaves. Mr. Reeves took his car to John Scott's Wednesday to repair it. Mrs. Harry Reeves visited the McDonnell home Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Sprecker of Crook was called to McDonnell's Wednesday evening for tonsillitis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bevins called at John McDonnell's Wednesday evening to see Lawrence. D. R. Gross baled hay and moved the baler home Thursday. Some neighbors began spring work by disking and burning weeds. John McDonnell shelled corn for Roy English Thursday and moved the sheller home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy English went to Crook Friday. Roy English and Raymond Pope brought John McDonnell's truck home Friday. D. R. Gross and sons and John McDonnell autoed to Sterling Saturday. Williard Marshall and daughters shopped in Crook Saturday. Sunday school attendance was light due to bad weather and sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pope, Mrs. Margaret McDonnell and daughter Jennie, and Merlin Bloom ate dinner Sunday at John McDonnell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Bates
Gurley
B. J. Bates
J. J. Wolfe
Cremmn
Emil Bluhm
Seward
Nebraska
J. J. Bates
Sidney
Lily Million
Lewis
Taura Kintz
North Platte
A. H. Kuhlman
G. BE. Minshall
Sterling Thusuday
RB. J. Bates
Ruby
L. R. Barlow
F. D. Barlow
George Stevens
Crook
A. R. Jamison
John Eddy
Alice Dolan
Herman Peterson
H. L. Mantor
Benjamin
Lehmkuhl
Ella Goodman
Laramie
J. W. Harris
Hilliard Marshall
Charles Lee
John McDonnell
Louds
Margaret McDonnell
W. G. Lee
Roy English
Sheller
Raymond Pope
D. R. Gross and Sons
Sterling
Williard Marshall
Bake Sale Planned by Church Ladies at Burgess Music
The Ladies of the Christian church will stage a bake sale at Burgess Music on March 17 to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Christian Church
Burgess Music Store
Local social and family visits around Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents Nels Johnson W T Sharman and Ed Miles attended Bert Swatzlander sale Tuesday afternoon. IK N Smith and son Charley visited the W Y Miles home Wednesday. Mrs Frank Christensen helped Mrs R C Ruhter can meat Tuesday. Helen and Lloyd Johnson stayed with W T Sharman Thursday after school while parents attended Arthur Lyngholms funeral. Several neighbors visited, dinners shared, and local illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Ed Miles
Bert Swatzlander
IK. N. Smith
Charley
W. Y. Miles
Frank Christensen
R. C. Ruhter
Helen
Lloyd Johnson
W. 7
Sharman
Arthur Lyngholm
Vera Signor
Paul Ruhter
Leo Minnehan
Ray Miles
Hk. C. Ruhter
W. ¥. Miles
Herman Andre
Fred Nelson
Ft. Collins
Andrew Johnson
Weather effects on crops yield across major staples
The Weather Bureau and US Department of Agriculture study how weather influences yields for potatoes, corn, oats, and cotton. They identify critical growth periods and the weather types most affecting output, suggesting possible early yield predictions for oats, corn, and cotton by specific cutoffs in different regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
Be photographed on birthday at Phelps Studio
A note invites individuals to have portraits taken this year on their birthday at Phelps Studio. The item emphasizes personal reflection and a new studio portrait session opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Studio
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North Divide
Albert Linton
Babe
J. H
Bayard
S. W. Scott
I. S. Bancroft
J. H. Birdwell
Libbinn Edwards
Scottsbluff
H. E Netherland
L. E. Glenan
L. E. Bancroft
C. A. Bancroft
White Cove Valley
Bake Sale
Tkhlegra
Maple Grove
Cr. Junker
F. Christensen
John Junkers
C. Junker
F. N. Smith
W. T. Sharman and
Wm. Sharman
John
Hanna
Hanna’s Cash Grocery
J C. Hassenstab
J. C. Hassenstab
Hassenstab
Orpheum
al G. Fields Minstrels
George Hamilton Green
Xylophonist
Nebraska State University
Shenbecks
Hagsenstad
Larson Music Store
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