Local Shoppers and Visitors Reported Across Sunol Sidney and Kimball
Sunol and surrounding area residents were seen shopping and visiting Sidney on Thursday and Saturday. Notables include Ed Briggs of Scottsbluff selling for Adams Grader, Mr and Mrs Paviat traveling to Ooby Kansas, Mrs S P Hunt aiding in Paviat store, and many locals like the Fenske family and Mr Cronk enhancing local projects and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Briggs
Scottsbluff
Adams Grader Company
Buno
S. P. Hunt
Sidney
Paviat
H. R. Glasaburn
Velma
Frank Paviat
Ooby
Kan
Residents and Visiting Guests Gather in Sidney Area
Local families and friends share meals and visits across Sidney and surrounding areas. Highlights include Sprengers hosting, Lingwalls visiting relatives, and residents attending church and social trips. A serious illness near this period affected Arvin Livingston, who later recovered.
Sprenger and Others Attend Sidney Saturday Shopping
Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger and a cow shopped in Sidney on Saturday. F H Kragel banned a load of hogs to Sidney on Saturday. M J Elliott attended the community sale on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sprenger
Sidney
F. H. Kragel
M. J. Elliott
Meadow Lawn Social Notes Brighten Week
Meadow Lawn items list visits and calls among residents. Mrs. Paul Welble rests due to sickness, neighbors and relatives travel between Dalton Bronson Sidney and North Bend. J C Kreader buys a John Deere tractor. Alvin Mann begins a home foundation. cattle shipped to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mann
Dalton
J. H. McNew
Ed Morrow
al Morrow
Dennis Walsh
Bronson
Omaha
J. M. Kreader
Alvin Mann
Agnes Weigand
Paul Welbie
J. C. Kreader
James Sullivan
Ted Myers
Ed Walsh
Agnes
Julia
Sdney
Academy
Josephine
Fadward Walsh
Emma
Pau Morrow
John Davison
Cecil James
Mr. Dukard
North Bend
George Winkleman
North Divide and Nearby Travel and Visits Report
In the week, North Divide figures appear with John Jones visiting Huntsman for work, Bert Steele traveling to Kimball on business, and Raymond Leeman discovering seven newborn coyotes after digging a den. Hubert Owens visited Jones home, Hal Wolverton drove to Sidney, Homer and Mrs Haskins left for Peetz, Edna Parick hosted a box supper district 11 with a well attended program, and the Mx and Mrs L J Hughes plan to move to Sidney amid well wishes. George Rippé was in Sidney on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
John Jones
Huntsman
Bert Steele
Kimball
Raymond Leeman
Hubert Owens
Hal Wolverton
Sidney
Homer Haskins
Peetz
Edna Parick
District No. 11
Elmer Chean Barn
Local Socials and Visits Noted in Sidney
Mr and Mrs A Choan and Falwin and the Joneses dined at the Rells on Sunday. Mrs Yaude Sparks Mrs S Hughes and Henry Braash and son were in Sidney on Friday. John Rell traveled to Andrews on business and expects to return soon. Fred Sternbure seen in Sidney on Saturday. The Joneses and J Hughes left early Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Choan
Gon. Falwin
Johbn Jones
Flaurney Rell
Yaude Sparks
S. Hughes
Henry Braash
Tno Sidney
Jobn Rell
Andrews
Fred Sternbure
Sidney
John Jones
J. Hughes
Local Crook Area Routine Movements and Visits
White Dove Valley residents report a busy week with shopping trips to Crook, family visits, and travel to Sterling Sidney and Crook for dental work repair work and planting. Families mentioned include Gross McDonnell Pope Brossard Hill Butterbaugh and Rogers with several trips to Crook and nearby towns.
Local social visits and farmland chores noted in week
Airs Bates spent Friday with her daughter Mrs Pope. Mrs Peterson visited Mrs Moey erhely Thursday afternoon. Mrs Pope and Daehy quiered Mrs Bertes called at Mrs McDonnell's Friday afternoon. Farmers burn weeds and clean ditches preparing to irrigate early next week. Dec Parmere and Ross Brossard moved home rock to repair ditches Friday and Saturday. Mrs Pope and Yaley called on Mrs King Saturday. Mrs McDonnell and children dined in Crook Saturday with Mr McDonnell's mother and sister. Carl Meyerholz went to Crook Saturday. Grosa and Roy Engish went to Hiff Sunday. John McDonnell family and Mr EB Loudy family ate supper at Oren Loudy's Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kitham
A. M. Anderson
Potter
Will Aman
Perenta
Raytor Hospital
Ann Lingwall
Alfred Sprenger
Bille
Charley Sprenger
Christena Sprenger
Sidney
Louie Scheer
Henry Kragelome
Bidney
G. I. Sinks
A. M. Andemmon
Arvin Livingston
Will Allman
John Lingwall
Anna Lingewall
Midgey
Wilber Glassburn
L. G. Pitts
Richard Brauer
F. H. Kragel
Wm. Daily
Mise
Detla Woods
Denver
Mia
D. P. Eis
David Fis
Charley Peterson
Andegan
Utah
Fred Stowe
Ora Rogers
John McDonnell
Pete Brossard
Sterling
Bill Pope
Bob Nicholas
D. R. Gross
Roy English
Airs Bates
Mrs Pope
Peterson
Moeyerhely
Dec Parmere
Ross Brossard
Rock
Pope
Yaley
King
McDonnell
Crook
Mr. McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
RR. Grosa
Roy Engish
Hiff
EB. L. Loudy
Oren Loudy
Tarnish Removal for Silverware Using Aluminum Electrolysis
To clean tarnished silverware, place pieces in an aluminum pan and add water to cover. Sprinkle equal parts salt and soda, using one tablespoonful per quart of water. Pour boiling water over the silverware until fully covered. If tarnish is heavy, heat the pan on the stove for three to five minutes to draw tarnish to the aluminum, then remove, wash, rinse, and dry with a soft cloth. Clean the pan by cooking sour fruit such as rhubarb in it.
Four States Push Plan for National Gulf to Canada Highway
Four states work toward establishing a national highway running from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada. Officials say coordinated routes and funding would link major cities, improve commerce, and bolster defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
National North and South Highway Meeting at McCook
Representatives from Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas and Texas plan a May 10 meeting in McCook Nel to consider a road through Morrill county to become the national north and south highway. The gathering will launch a campaign for its establishment and government maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill County
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
McCook
Nel
Bridgeport Herald
Break Up Broody Hens
Instructions advise humane handling of broody hens by confining them briefly each night in a flat bottom coop with food and water. Use colored leg bands to identify persistent broodiness for culling and sale, aiming to reduce flock broodiness and boost egg production across breeds.
Cattle scare injures Harold Woolsey knee at farm
Harold Woolsey suffered a severe bruise to his right knee last Saturday while deboarding cattle at the farm. A critter struck the knee, which has a growth below the knee cap, forcing him to stay off his feet at home under doctor orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Woolsey
Dalton
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Emil Zalesky
Fam Hy
Bert Allington
Bill
Cronk Home
Noah Walters
J. W. Billeter
Work
Millard Pavlat
Frank Hornicek
Miex
Emma Shimka
Terry
Craig
Mone Johnson
Ford
Wauneta
School House
Mr. Rowley
John White
Little Daughter
Laramie
Wru
Fenske
Art Dodrill
L. KF. Allington
L. L. Ford
Rowley
Harris Lake
John Webb
John Pavlat
Lodge Pole
Sundl
John Jenik
Schultz
O. B. Taylor
Sund
Carey Wilt
Fern
Misa Anderson
Mies Hreecher
Ata Bard
Wo. Krueger
Cheyenne
Lewis Englert
Brown County
Eldora Bahr
West Sidney
Christent Sprenger
Pete Howe
Paul Welble
Dan Heimer
R. R. Bovee
Mrts
Mike Jillson
Alert Morrow
Edward Walsh
Mother
J. H. Foster
North Divide
White Dove Valley
Mrs. PD. R. Gross and
Little Girls
Bernard Hill
D. R Gross
George
Ball Pope
Harold Butterbaugh
Pete Brossird
Mrs. Hill and
Baby
Hellbush
Pete
Perry Valentine
Ternoon
Columbian Steel Tank Co
Kansas City
A. R. Lesubur
Sidney, Nebraska
Firestone
Lee Oldfield
Akron Ane
Ferre
Sidney Motor Sales. Co
West
Vevey
Gil
Emarco
Cae
the National Refining CO
Eneeco
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