Farm Bureau News Promises Pigs and Plans for Fair
Farm Bureau News notes high pork demand from Europe, warns many spring pig losses from cold damp weather, and announces free plans from University of Nebraska for farm buildings. County agent can distribute inquiries. exhibit and junior meetings planned for county fair. vaccination gains favor among stockmen as warm weather nears. Swatche Rooster is mentioned as the season passes.
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Europe
Farm Bureau
Dept of Agr. Engineering
University of Nebr
University of Nebraska Agriculural
Felks
Dlackleg
Local notes on travel illness visits and society events
Mrs J M Bentley traveled to Denver to be with son Alfred after an appendectomy at St Lukes hospital. Mrs J M Wooldridge remains mildly ill at home but improving and hopes to be out next week. N Club guests were entertained by Mrs R A Zarlow. Mrs Job McIntosh hosted guests Wednesday for a splendid evening. Snresent Wo Shoemaker was appointed as Union Pacific representative from Sidney station. He will depart Thursday to Omaha. Griffith returned from Omaha after several days away and attended the Knights of Pythias convention at York Nebr and visits to Lincoln and Omaha. A J O Malley of Greeley Neb state pageant for Central States Life visited Sidney on business with Messrs Wooldridge at Nebraska State Bank.
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R. A. Zarlow
Job. McIntosh
Wo Shoemaker
Union Pacific
Sidney Station
Committee of Cause and Prevention
Sheaemaker
Griffith
Omaha
Knights of Iythias
York
Nebroo
Lincoln
A J O'Malley
Greeley
Neb
Central States Life Tasty- Lattee Co
St. Louis
Sidney
Oon
Messrs Wooldridge
Nebraska State Bank
Fine and Goldman Visit Laramie and Return
Icon Fine and Mr and Mrs A J Goldman traveled to Laramie Sunday returning Monday. In Favi mie Fine met the Rotten family former Sidney residents and Lt Walter Davis and wife Nellie. Lt Davis returned to Camp as Mr Fine prepared to receive his discharge yesterday.
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Icon Fine
A. J. Goldman
Laramie
Favimie
Fine
Rotten
Sidney
Walter Davis
Nellie
Davis
Mr Fine
St Patrick's Academy A Retrospect of a Year
A retrospective look at St Patrick's Academy detailing the opening on September 2 with High Mass, sixty-five pupils, and a year of reunions, exams, and events. It notes the Pershing Celebration, Washington Day pageant, Lent services, Lent to Easter, and closing exercises May 29, with many students returning in September.
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Our Mater
St. Patrick's Academs
Res
Anton Link
St Patrick’s Church
Pershing
Sidney
Verder Angela
Kentucky
Pic
Bowrding School
Father Link
St Patrick
Washington
Columbus
America
Lafayette
Moly Pitcher
Knights of Columbus
St Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Church
Kentucky Belle Senior Class Play a Success
The Sidney High School production Kentucky Belle drew a large audience at the Tobin Opera House, with strong performances from Isabel Douglas played by Dare dls Swartalander and Carlton Bentley as Kentucky Belle’s rivals. The show featured notable stagecraft, including dancing by Charlotte Tierce and Leona Spitler, a dramatic horse race sequence, and praise for Princok Liebeendorfer and Miss Anne Radcliffe for guiding the Ph ESPians to a triumphant finish.
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Kentucky
Smittal
Thespham
Bell Chambers
Daredls Swartalander
Isabel Douglas
Belle
Carlton Bentley
Isabel
Massad
Sauk
William Meo
Dr Blake
Miss Madden
Martin Iverson
Blian the Childers
Fuulfillal
Blanche
Eers
Wallick
Miurgers
Evelyn Chirk
Doughises
Col McMillen
Taek Casey
Evelyn Land
Krentuehs Belle
Dorothy
Carlton
Hiatt
Entucky Delle
Evelyn Clark
Mariah
John Cason
Cindy
Henry Belle Stifford
Charlotte Tierce
Leona Spitler
Sidney
Pups
Princok
Prairie Gem Wol. Local Social Visits and Farm Activities
Prairie area notes last Saturday visitors at the Lovall home include Martin and family Walter, Bill and Ralph Kielhan. Sunday afternoon Clyde Ben Lovall and Dean Lankston called at the Elink Waitsh residence. Muttad Improvement Club met with Mrs Hilarken Maydoth and will meet with Mrs Lovall June 2. Mervin Oliver drilled at Chambers ranch and stayed to work on Chirence Chambers fields. Chirence Chambers and family visited the Lovall home, shared supper. COS Chambers called at the Phiarry Pittin home. Walter Martin, BU L Henderson, John Owens, Clyde Lovall listing corn this week. East of the old COS Chambers place, the quarter section is being plowed. Charles and Fred Anderson brak ing west of the Mahatt quarter of Tantt.
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Wol. Martin
Vernon
Dale
Lovall
Cos Chambers
Phiarry Pittin
Walter Martin
BU L Henderson
John Owens
Clyde Lovall
Charles
Fred Anderson
Mahatt
Tantt
Wheat field work near Mr Adens reported by local residents
Myr Mohatt discing fall wheat on land owned by Mr Adens. The thick crop led Arville Livingston and Sid ney to inspect the field with his sister. Sidney visitors from Losall and father noted Monday. Mr Aden was in Sidney Monday.
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Myr Mohatt
Adens
Arville Livingston Qaial
Sidney
Losall
Aden
Heritage Worth While . An ediection is ha only egies mvesd
An obscure Buffalo News clipping mentions Dr. W. M. Wimpston, a dentist in the Neu Bauer Building, Sidney Nebraska, with garbled text suggesting a discussion on ethics and education and perhaps parental roles.
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Warren
Buffalo News
Mann's Battery Service Sta tion advert in Telegraph
Local notice urges business advertising in The Telegraph to support revenue for both Mann's Battery Service Station and the newspaper, highlighting mutual benefit to readers and merchants.
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Mann’s
U.S. A
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