Eighth graders of District No 70 to receive diplomas in Sidney
The eighth grade four girls Misses Walsh Morrow Shinker and Morrow complete exams and plan to travel to Sidney Wednesday for diplomas. Community notes record visits, sick lists, local social events, ball game results, and a forthcoming band concert with local families attending and supporting the school.
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S. W. Eckert
Peter Hedlund
Davison’s
Worth
S. W
Frank White
E L. Weed
W. F. Osborn
Dalton
Lois Henderson
Firth
Nebraska
Chick
Paul Weible
Happy Bunch
Gene Weed
Raymond
Myrtle
Max Shinker
Worth’s
Myrtle Langer
Emma Morrow
al Morrow
Gladys
Center
Chappel
R. J. Wallick
Geo. Tuells
Chas. Waterman
Glenn Hileman
Local Socials and Neighborhood Notes in Grand Prairie Area
Grand Prairie residents report Sunday visits at Flesner and Hart homes including Frank Heinzman, Tes sie Gillan, Florence Frerichs, Edna Frerichs, Anna Florke, and others. Stella Churchill and various families visited, with a coyote den discovery and digging by Frank Flesner. The Willing Workers plan a May 25 meeting with Mrs. Holm.
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Frank Heinzman
Tessie Gillan
Florence
Edna Frerichs
Anna Florke
Flesner’s
Henry Beebe and Son
Alva Hart’s
Clayton Parks
Sidney
Hart Home
E. A. Johnson
Albert
Will Johnson
Walter Hernbdloom
Andrew Windsheimer
Emil Johnson
Morris Hernbloom
Miles
Frank Flesner
Fred Windsheimer
Gurley
Frank Holm
Johnson
Bunker Hill Community Notes Wind Damage and Events
The wind caused minor damage Wednesday and Thursday in the area. Mr and Mrs Walter Happel visited kidney Wednesday afternoon. Cash Scott and son Vernon dined at Curt Scotts Wednesday. A large crowd attended Thursday's program at Bunker Hill and praised the play. Mrs P J Beyer and family drove to Sidney Thursday. Mrs Glen Bales and family visited Theo Borchers Friday. Shoppers from the vicinity went to Bidney Saturday. Farmers are planting corn. A big crowd enjoyed a dance at Sheldon Scotts barn Saturday with music by local boys.
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North Sidney
Clyde Kinton
Herman Blanke
George Rippe
Henry Johnson
Harold Spiker
C. M. Andrews
Donald Spiker
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Annie Sheridan
Lawrence
Baby
Mike Schwartz
Bunker Hill
Lorenzo
Clara
Wm. Rhode
Walter Happel
Kidney
Cash Scott
Vernon
Curt Scott
P. J. Beyer
Sidney
Glen Bales
Theo. Borchér
Bidney
Sheldon Scott
A. J. Chonan
Choans
Miss Gibson of
Gurley
A. J. Chean
Henry Ehiwwke
Riday
Tete Beyer
Frank Kinton
Herman Blankey
Maple Grove Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits and Dances
Maple Grove residents recount recent gatherings at W Y Miles and Sharman households. Ed Miles and Vera Signor stay with friends, while Ray Miles helps with a windmill project. Visitors include Johnsons Ruhters Weltons Christen suns and local families. A Sund dance drew Welton Christen son Ruhter Signor Rheiner and Otto Davis from Sidney.
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Bob Ruhter
W. Y. Miles
Miles
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
Thor Rasmussen
W. T. Sharman’s
F. A. Johnson
Robert Wait
Weyerts
Hans Anderson
J. A. Lund
Lodgepole
Sidney
Sund
Charlie Welton
Frank Christensen
Robert Ruhter
Vera Signor
Bob Rheiner
Otto Davis
W. T. Sharman
The Old Maids Convention Play and Local News
Community notes report Center Ladies Aid to stage The Old Maids Convention at the school house on May 19 with a bazaar. Families visit, trips to Sidney, and a district closing day exhibit ahead. Weather notes, planting corn, and a Bunker Hill band debut accompany social visits and school activities.
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Ladies’ Aid of Center Community
Old Maids
H. E. Netherland
Sidney
Misa
Edna Stover
Potter
8. W. Scott
The
Potter Review
Nellie Waterman
E. W. Roberts
Greenwood
Charles Wheeler
Jack Frost
Bunker Hill
R. R. Bevey and Son
Local residents gather in Sidney area amid wind and illness
North Divide resident Anton Granquist hauled corn to Sidney on Saturday while Mrs Win Jeudas rushed to Sidney Monday for her ill mother Mrs Henry Ebmke who is improving. Several locals visited Sidney for shopping and nursing care as wind storms caused minor damages and disrupted routines.
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Anton Granquist
Sidney
Win. Jeudas
Henry Ebmke
Jim Reddy
Near Potter
Marie
Chester Frame
John Neary
Homer Haskins
Henry Johnson
Clyde Kinton
Scottsbluff
Glen Bales
Theo. Borcher
C. B. Kinton
Hans Busboom
Carl Busboom
Julius Becker
Bunker Hill School
W. E. Spearow
Auto Victim Dead In Family Garage Incident
Charles A. Hoffman, 63, died after being struck by the family car driven by Mrs. Hoffman. He had opened the garage door for her to back out when a door blew shut. He called to hold on, she misread the signal and drove forward, fatally injuring him. He suffered severe jaw fractures and other injuries, dying 36 hours later.
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Charles A. Hoffman
State Journal
Extension guidance on horse feeding and pest control
Extension News Service from the University of Nebraska Agricultural College covers feeding hard-working horses with a grain mix of two bushels oats to one bushel corn, totaling about 14 pounds per 100 pounds of horse weight, plus hay and water. It also warns on currant and gooseberry pests, recommending lead arsenate spray to 2 3 tablespoons per gallon and guidance on alfalfa growth timing for hay, emphasizing soil cover and weed competition.
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University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Nebraska
Campaign for Better Livestock Seeks End to Scrub Sites
The article urges elimination of inferior livestock sites through education and coordinated effort. It notes that continued use harms production and profits and calls on extension specialists and county agents of the Agricultural College to help breeders distinguish good stock from poor purebreds.
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Agricultural College
Early Hatching Window for Pullets in Winter Layer Stock
The article notes that early hatching time has passed for pullets destined to be early winter layers. Large stock pullets must be culled now if they are to lay early, while small quick-maturing breeds may still hatch.
Early Hatch Timing and Layer Chicks Advice
The Agricultural College urges continuing chick production into late spring if space and time permit, as early hatched pullets are reliably better layers than late hatchings. It warns late hatch pullets are less dependable and emphasizes adjusting hatching to summer conditions to protect chicks during growth.
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The
Agricultural College
Delaying alfalfa harvest boosts yield and stand life
United States Department of Agriculture trials show delaying cutting until plants near full bloom increases yields over years and prolongs stand life. Hay may be less palatable, but gains in quantity offset. Late fall cuts and row planting in dry areas are discouraged. broadcasting withharrowing yields no advantage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Cultivation Advice for Irrigated Alfalfa Lands
The text advises cultivating irrigated regions with silt carry or compacted soil from cattle trampling. If weeds and grass reduce stand, plow up the field and plant another crop for a year or two.
Notice of warrants called by Sidney District No 1
Sidney city treasurer F G Schroeder announces all warrants for District No 1 have been called. Public notice advises holders to present warrants for payment and outlines any required procedures or deadlines.
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Sidney
F. G. Schroeder
Two Days Teachers Certificate Exams Listed for Sidney Nebraska
Teachers certificate examinations will be given on Friday May 26 and Saturday May 27 1922 at the Court House Sidney Nebraska all certificate subjects at this time Anna McFadden County Superintendent
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Anna McFadden
Dentist Dr M E Pettibone Advertises Office
Dr M E Pettibone, dentist, advertises office location over The Larson Music Store with phone number listed as Phese 418 for appointment inquiries.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
Phese
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Ickes News
Grand Prairie
Maple Grove
North Divide
Extension News Service
Hahler Garage
Sidney Farms Creamery
Farmers Union Co.op
Erative Assn
E. J. Leonard
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