Nebraska Crop Outlook Improves Over Winter Wheat Estimate
Nebraska’s winter wheat outlook shows improvement with May 1 condition at 75 percent of normal, up from 68 percent on April 1. Despite remaining behind the five year average, continued rains could push 1936 production higher than last year’s 36.4 million bushels, with the southern half receiving heavy rains and the panhandle drier.
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Nebraskas
A. E. Anderson
Nebraska
Anderson
Panhandle
Potter By Mrs N S Miller Potter
The city water tank is being cleaned and painted this week by J J Sampson of Scottsbluff. The tank is sealed cleaned inside joints backed and painted inside and outside. Outside bowl will be aluminum and lettering black. Tom Iverson, bus driver for district 9, returned last Tuesday from Cheyenne veterans hospital after over a month. Various local residents and guests attend gatherings, school events, and church activities. Potter schools close May 22 with a picnic at the Johnson grove if weather permits and a class party at the Charles Smith home.
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J. J. Sampsnn
Scottsblur
Tom Iverson
District 9
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Edward Schmuelle
Dix
Potter
Ray Fisher
Madonna Brady
Gorden
Clyde
Ada
Viola Mudge
Miss Rolfling
John Leyfang
Dorothy Lovitt
Miss Lovitt
Russell
Alden
Kimball
Irvin Sanders
West End
Guy Hite
Grand Island
Ray Arnell
Billy Neal
Dalton
Raymond Stocumble
Arnell
M. E. Church
C. W. Johnson
Clarence
C. P. Dybdahl
Greeley
Colo
Leonard
Victor Johnson
Kirk
Joe Johnson
William Hagemeister
Raymond Slocumb
Gertrude Nelson
Sidney
E. H. Seyfang
Clarence Johnson
Claude Biggs
N.S. Miller
Eastern Star
Emil
Cords
Leonard Johnson
Lincoln
Grand Chapter
Adams
N. S. Miller
John Seyfang
Minnie Rolfling
Mary Gunderson
C. E. Biggs
Ralph Robertson
Harry Swanson
Chappell
Tom Fisher
Glendale
Calif
Gayle
Emma Olson
Fred C. Johnson
Denver
Johnson Grove
Charles Smith
Ladies Aid
Emil Nelson
Carol Moench
Millard Musil
Arvin Neilson
Jack Nelson
Marie Robertson
Gladys Smith
Clayton Spencer
Virginia Thurston
North Divide Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts and visits appear across North Divide as families Sparks Cham bers Haworth Sparks Sparks kinfolk Roger visits and guests. Notable entries include Ruby Sparks at high school and Catherine Higgins staying with Vera Sparks. Dining events feature Claude Sparks entertaining Paul Sparks and others, with mentions of Emma Ely and Bridgeport visitors.
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Kimball ‘Dam
Elmer
Chean
Paul Sparks
Ed Lipke
Claude Sparks
Vera
Paul
Robert Loebe
Catherine Higgins
Virgil Ely
Bridgeport
Emma Ely
J .A. Sparks
Rose and
Ruby
Otto’ Kurz
Nebraska to Regulate Truck Rates and Certificates
An order by the late railway commission takes over jurisdiction of rates operation and accounting for Nebraska motor truck operators. Trucks must obtain certificates of public convenience and necessity and tariffs must be filed. Interstate rules already require certificates. The move follows a September 25 hearing and two to one commission vote with mixed opinions among truckers.
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Railway Commission
Nebraska
Com
Bollen
Maupin
Drake
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Poppy Sales Aid Disabled Vets Says American Legion
Mrs. Alice Hamilton of the Sidney unit of the American Legion auxiliary announces Poppy Day activities on Saturday May 23 to aid disabled veterans. She says funds from the sale provide comfort in hospitals and support for veterans claims and recovery, urging a generous response to meet growing needs.
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Alice Hamilton
Sidney Unit
American Legion
Aux- Mary
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary Het
Statewide Group Formed to Halt Game Violations
Nebraska fish and game commission announces formation of state observers to report violations. Secret ary O Connell says observers will be chosen from every community, unpaid, and will not report individual poachers but map violation locations to aid enforcement.
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Nebraska
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Hilpert family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved daughter and sister Gbeena. Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert and Walter and Elmer thank those who offered support and sympathy.
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Gbeena
Ben Hilpert
Walter and
Elmer
Jerusalem on Seven Hills
A concise note describes Jerusalem as built on seven limestone hills. The text links the city’s historic topography to its enduring identity and stone landscape.
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Jerusalem
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Howard Kelly
Robert
Kelly
Lee Hagemeister
Edna Seyfang
North Ward
Harold
League of Nebraska Municipalities
Scottsbluff
Arthur Killham
Kilhlam
South Potter
Frank Hruza
J. J. Fiegenschuh
John
John H. McGrane
Gurley
Bill Prehn
Holyoke
Virginia van Pelt
Schol
Walter Nelson
John Nelson
U. P
Harry Courtright
Forest Service
Jamestown
S. C
Joe P. Schwartz
George Coulter
Ravenna
Mr. Coulter, Sr
George Arriv
Guy Sickles
Alberta
George Tinsley
Jeanette Tinsley
Redington
Stanley Davis
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
J. A. Sparks
C. S. Chambers Home
O. L. Miller
Floyd
Vera Sparks
Fred Kettler
Fred Selmers
Huntsman
Dak Les
Tran
Ue Ic OL
M.W. Osborn Motor Co
Igidney
Casey
Shell Station
Casey’s Root Beer
Pebeco
Spana
Pepsodent
Colgate
Alka-Seltzer
P. A
Chesterfield
Camels
Prince Albert Or
Fowder
Wick
Columbus
America
India
Columbus West
Old
Bohemia
Chase
Louis
Anheuser-Busch E
ST. Louis
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