April drought and Nebraska briefs across the state
The April drought is marked as the driest since 1910. Nebraska associations and events span Omaha to Alliance, with meetings for the State Medical, Ornithological, and Stock Growers groups, new construction projects in Fremont Falls City Bridgeport and Lincoln events, plus notable deaths and sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Association
Omaha
Fremont Elks
Falls City
Nebraska Ornithological Society
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Alliance Jute
Helen Steinbrecher
Minatare
Lincoln High School
United States Tiural Light and Power Company
Arapahoe
Bridgeport
H. G. Brenneman
Albert Hecht
Nebraska League of Savings and Loan (Building and Loan) Associations
Fairbury
Nebraska
Grand Island High School
Lincoln
Fish and Game Commission
Lake Quinnebaugh
Teekamah
J. C. Kiska
Sarpy
Farmers’ Fair
College of Agriculture
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Roland Locke
Cornhusker
Memorial Stadium
Charles Haddock
H. A. Russell
Locke
Jennie Callias
Columbus
Charles S. Bream
Grace English Lutheran Church
Sooth Platte
Stamford
John Kroebler
Caird’s Point
Frank Shilan
Gesion
Lancaster County
Purbaugh
Cheverell
Grand Island
O. J. Shaw
Lincolnn
Horace M. Davis
National Electric Light Association
Residents and Visitors Dot Lodge Pole Week
Lodge Pole residents and guests from Los Angeles to Sidney visit Holyoke and Chappell with church events, school programs, and social gatherings. A two inch rain freshens fields for corn while baccalaureate and commencement events highlight the end of the term. Downtime includes visits, shopping trips, and several family milestones in the community.
Local notes from Spring Canyon and surrounding area
Sterling shoppers Mrs PL oR Kell George and Ruth McCall visited on Monday. Mrs A T D Willard and two children toured to Iliff to see Dr Houf. Mrs Hilliard nurses bronchitis. Mr and Mrs M T Moore and Mrs W A McKelvey visited Merling Tuesday. Robert Nicholas surveyed H G Wellenseik ranch Wednesday. Itay Mabcock works for Bert Hilliard. Mrs Bernard Hill and baby called at J E Bates home Wednesday. Miss Isabell McKelvey dined at A D Hillard home Wednesday. Commercial class hosted a weinte roast at the river last Wednesday. A wind and dirt storm hit Wednesday night. Thursday and Friday brought two rains. Beets planted now will sprout as weather dries. Kensington met at James Scott's last Thursday with Mrs F I Stickney and Mrs George Taylor assisting. Large crowd despite rain. lunch served. Next meeting with Mrs Robert Nicholas. Mrs Guy Sylvester returned from Sterling last Friday after hospital stay. Mrs J B Batey cared for Dorothy Jean Sylvester during hospital stay. Thomas Moore fell and cut his head last Friday. W A McKelvey and M T Moore hauled potatoes to county seat Friday. Miss Toss Reeves spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingert
West Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Scottsbluff
Staniforth
Dean Heldt
Thelma
Lisco
Lodge Pole
Herbert Gans
Chappell
A. C
Hemingford
M. E
Florence Barlow
John Meyer
Ruth Kidney
Ernest Graham
Ovid
Colo
Wm.s. Schroll
Denver
F. D. Barlow
A. T. Stava
Paul E. Smith
A. C. Peterson
W. E. Morrow
Sidney
Helen Green
J. S. Winston
Mesdames C. J
Helen Englert
Medicine Row
Wyo
Harold Rowan
Minnie King
Mesdames Kidney
Elmer Holtman
A. G. Miller
Mesdames L. R. Barlow
C. E. Willis
L. E. Degenhart
Athletic Association
Taura Abbott
Frank Huffman
Lincoln
Ted Hein
A. €. Colman
Lyle V. Kintz
Martha Buss
Julesburg
G. E. Mattison
Mary Cunningham
George B. Matti
Kensington
James Scott
F. I. Stickney
George Taylor
Robert Nicholas
Guy Sylvester
Sterling
J. B. Batey
Dorothy Jean Sylvester
Puzzle titled How to Solve a Crossword from a 19th Century Page
Compiled from a vintage newspaper puzzle, this item outlines a double horizontal and vertical crossword with clues and a hint toward the veiled letters. The list includes abbreviations, archaic forms, and proper names, with entries ranging from geographic terms to people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herisental
Stock shipment to Denver and local church program observed
A car load of stock was shipped to Denver by Gus Sutter O M Engleman and Vert Lilliard from the S R Dubbs home. Mother's Day was observed at the Crook Presbyterian church on Sunday with a fine program rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Dubbs
Gus Sutter
O. M. Engleman
Vert Lilliard
Denver
Presbyterian Church
Crook
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Nebraska Briefs
R. VU. Willis
Los Angeles
Holyoke
A. E. Slawson
Fred
Gene Todd
JL. H. House
Haxtun
Eva Anderson
William Martin
R. F. Miller
Gan
G. E. Minshall
Mionday
Hastings
IT. L. Mantor
M. W. A. Tall
Rowan
Erma Huff and Son
Fred Martius
Sedgwick
X. G. Dean
Shershey
Will Melton
York
Merle Pierce
Cheppell
Albert Allen
Sunol
Omar Wigington
Henry Wigington
Fanly
Schuyler
J. L. McIntuah
Faviat
Spring Canyon
PL. Or. Kell
George and
Ruth McCall
Bernard Hill
Baby
J. E. Bates
Isabell McKelvey
A. D. Hillard
Tela
Aaron
Grace
North America
Weatera Mer
Ar Unies
Aus
Ats
Firest
Firestone
Beroe
Oldfield
Mada
Re Een Twe
Sidney Motor Sales Co
West
Rose
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the National Refining CO
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