Sunol Items Chronicle Weather and Social Notes
A heavy rain drenched the Sunol area with the week’s end bringing a rare soaker. Local life features include school events, baccalaureate and senior class activities, mothers day programs, and numerous visits from residents to nearby towns. Notables: Wm Hecker, John Kucera, Claudia Smith, Misses McDaniel and Straight, Glenn James, Bert Bonser and families, and others. Local commerce included painting by Ike Sutton and a new Graham brothers truck purchase by Tom Allington. The community looked ahead to potato planting as fields dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kucera
Hammel
Lodge Pole
A. A. Bauer
Sidney
Booth Dam
Lee Johnson
Ruby Kuhl
John Junker
Clyde Wallace
Christian Church
Henry Koester
Sunol
Tom Allington
Graham Brothers
James Booth
Claudia Smith
Claude Moorhead
Fern Lindley
Artie Lough
Laura Wilkins
Colorado Springs
Amelia Lindley
W. L. Bates
Charles Welton
Emily Johnson
Local Social and Visit Notes From Sunol and Surrounding Areas
Little Robert Ernest Redden of Sterling spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Bowser. George Louderback was a Sidney business visitor Monday. Mrs Charles Poole of Ovid visited early week with her father George Louderback and other relatives. Charles Miller and wife spent Tuesday evening at the T F Carr home. E N Roth and son Dale were callers Tuesday morning at the George Bonser home for well tools and Sunol visitors in the afternoon for well repairs. G W Bonser and wife were Sidney business visitors Tuesday. Little Oliver Biney was on the sick list early week. The agent for the monument works Bridgeport was a business caller at the Albert Otties home Tuesday morning. Harry Bonser was a caller Tuesday evening at the G W Bonser home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Sterling
C. O. Lund
N. Roth
Dale
Tom Bonser
Dan Brandt
Carl Meyerholtz
George Bonser
Raymond Gentry
Skrdle
Charles Bonser
Todd Gentry
C. W. Bonser
G. W. Bonser
Mr. Bonser
Crook
Glenn James
T. F. Carr
Red Lion
Albert Otties
Charles Redden
Mr. Redden
Robert Ernest Redden
Ernest Bowser
George Louderback
Sidney
Charles Poole
Ovid
Charles Miller
T. F Carr
E. N. Roth
Oliver Biiney
Monument Works
Bridgeport
Colorado
Jerome Kafka
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Peter Nelson
Myrtle
Dan Heimer
W D Matthewson
Neil Dunlavy
Irene
Potter
Marilda Moench
Harry Dunlavy
Roy
Robert Nelson
Christena Kocour
Denver
Ellis Fisher
Thomas
Arlo Fisher
W. D. Matthewson
Chris Crowell
Geraldine
Alby Kubis
Taylor Hospital
Emma
Paul Morrow
R. R. Bovee
Faye
Nebraska May Crop Report Shows Heavy Wheat Abandonment
The Nebraska and federal division of statistics reports about 130 percent abandonment of winter wheat, with 74 percent condition remaining. Southwestern Nebraska sees the heaviest losses. rye at 72 percent, pasture 64 percent, and tame hay 67 percent. Wheat yield is indicated at 45,026,000 bushels vs 70,868,000 last year, with moisture shortages and high winds driving the declines. More rains in February aided wheat, but subsoil moisture remains short and extra May rainfall is needed for a good crop.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Central
Southcentral
East Central
Farmers Union Meeting and Picnic Plans at Sextorp
The Farmers Union met at Alex Spencer home with many in attendance. A noon cafeterian dinner followed by a business session and social visits. They scheduled a June 22 picnic at the grove near Potter and noted a trip to Sidney for Miss Faye in a spelling contest. Leslie Sanders and family fished at Kimball dam Sunday with Charles Fisher and family and the Nelson and Herbolds also noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Union
Alex Spencer
Grove
Potter
Peter Nelson
Sidney
Faye
Leslie Sanders
Charles Fisher and Son
Kimball Dam
Charles Herboldsheimer
Billie
Local notes from Potter area include hospital calls and visits
Sunday report from Break in Colorado notes Mrs Jerome Kafka at Miller hospital Kimball after major operation. Residents visited friends and relatives in Potter and nearby towns including Dunlavy Heim er Matthewson Crowell and Kubis. A county court notice sets May 22 and August 25 1928 for claims and objections.
Notice to Creditors Estate No 654 of Jason C Sparks
Estate No 654 of Jason C Sparks deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Creditors must present claims by August 24 1928 and debts paid by April 24 1929. Court proceedings to be conducted in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason C. Sparks
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Falls City Creamery seeks cream shipments at top market value
Falls City Nebraska based Falls City Creamery Company offers to pay 4 to 6 cents per pound more for cream. They promise to cover shipping charges and return cans the same day cream is received. Reference Richardson County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
Falls City Creamery Company
Falls City
Nebraska
Notice of Claim Deadlines for Estate No 648 Tonnie Martin
Creditors in Estate No 648 of Tonnie Martin must file claims by April 24 1929 and present them for examination on May 22 1928 and August 25 1928 at 10 oclock A M in the County Court Room. The county will receive, examine, allow or adjust all duly filed claims and objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Elmer Kahl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Neubauer
Treas
Smith- Hughes Vocational Training Plan
Weenee
Smith-Hughes
Wm. Hecker
South Sunol
Harry Bonser
Sextorp
United States
Platte
Columbia
Piri
Columbian Steel Tank Company
Mans
S City
Rays
Harry Kreider
Dalton Coop. Soc
Dalton Farmers Union
Gurley Home Lbr. Co
Potter R. R. Hartsler
Danbury
A. BR
LeSueur
Cheyenne Co. Trading Co
Cheyenne Co
Lbr
Fenske Bros
Foster Lbr. Co
Lodge Pole Demers & Son
Ford Truck
Beckmann-Chevrolet, Inc
Tonnie Martin
Donald Company
Grand Island, Nebraska
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