Grand Prairie Socials and Picnics Fill Week
Grand Prairie residents share in a busy week with new home moves, school term closings, and multiple picnics in Liberty and district 17. Attendees include the Irwins Tremains Weltons Gades Johnsons Jorgensens and many others as gatherings span Liberty schoolhouse Potter Sidney and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Irwin
Houge Place
Forrest Tremain
Helen Rexroth
Hazel Linde
Liberty
Grand Prairie
Liberty School
Ray Tremain
Verona
Mae Welton
Gade
James Irwin
Herman Dykman
Charles Welton
Ralph Welton
Peetz
Leola Johnson
Frank Flessner
Sidney
Christian Church
Bayard Pageant to Open Next Month at Chimney Rock
Bayard prepares for its seventh annual Gift of God pageant an outdoor spectacle that drew more than 14 000 people from 21 states last year June 15 to 18. Rev Louis Kaub of Lexington authored the production and will not call it a passion play lighting with 92 000 candle power flares visible for miles. Cast includes long time performers such as Rev M A Keith of Alliance and Stella Jackson of Bayard with 40 to 75 choir members and 20 to 40 traffic staff each night. The pageant uses flood and foot lights, and will end with Chimney Rock’s lighting while plans for rural electricity arrive next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Louis Kaub
Lexington
Chimney Rock
Kaub
M.A. Keith
Alliance
Barabbas
Stella Jackson
Ishnah
T. C. Osborne
John the Baptist
Isinglass From Fish Used As Gelatin Source
Isinglass is a pure gelatin derived from the air bladders of sturgeon and other fish, noted for its high purity and traditional use in waterproofing and clarifying liquids.
Standard Oil Opens Summer Ad Program in Nebraska
The Standard Oil Company of Nebraska launches what is believed to be the largest localized advertising campaign in the state. Following the opening advertisement, all ads will feature pictures, names, and addresses of local Standard dealers in every community where products are sold. The Telegraph News will carry this advertising initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Standard Oil Company of
The
Telegraph News
Seven Acres Per Grazing Head Study From Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture reports northern Great Plains pastures should stock at least seven acres per head in summer to achieve satisfactory gains. The investigation studied native pastures and ranges for best handling to maximize returns without vegetation damage. Gains were slightly higher with alternate grazing, covering parts of Montana Wyoming and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Great Plains
Department
W. H. Black
A. L. Baker
W. S. Clark
Bureau of Animal Industry
O. R. Mathews
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S
Scottsbluff Eyes Route On New Airmail Line
Post office officials consider including Scottsbluff as a stop on the Cheyenne Huron airmail line amid a nationwide 30,000 mile expansion request. Aides say a decision may come in two to three weeks as surveys measure mail volume and business to justify the added service with Chadron Scottsbluff and Alliance among proposed stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Scottsbluff
Cheyenne-Huron
Burke
Rep. Coffee of
Chadron
Alliance
Bronson News Notes From Dalton Wedding and Visits
Charles and Lawrence Schmidt attended the wedding dance of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pelster at Dalton Friday night. Mr and Mrs Charles Acorn and children of Julesburg visited the Hatcher homes Sunday. Earl Page attended the ball game at Bronson Sunday. Mrs Wesley Kennon and son Jimmy of Sundl spent Thursday with Mrs Oscar Hatcher. Mr and Mrs J C Hatcher were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Lawrence Schmidt
Mrs. Arthur Pelster
Dalton
Charles Acorn
Julesburg
J. C. Hatcher
Oscar Hatcher
Earl Page
Bronson
Wesley Kennon
Jimmy
Sundl
J C. Hatcher
Linch Residents Host Dinner As Community Notes
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J P Linch were noted. Mrs Erwin Seimers and Norma Jean visited Sidney for shopping Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bert Colley attended the funeral of their niece from Lyman on Sunday, who died of sacket fever. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher made a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. P. Linch
Erwin Seimers
Norma Jean
Sidney
Bert Colley
Lyman Sunday
McClure Couple Host Sunday Afternoon Gathering
Mr and Mrs E W McClure hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering at their home spending time with family and friends in a relaxed social event.
Tailless Eagle Observed in Senegambia Study
A Batcleur eagle of Senegambia shows abundant head feathers but lacks a tail. The wings’ shoulders bear white plumage and a spray of white feathers is visible beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batcleur
Senegambia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anns Jorgensen
George Reetz
Potter
Richard Welton
John Olson
Beatrice Nelson
Albert Johnson
Paul Pearson
Robert Livoni
Liberty School House
Alva Hart
Dan Rupert
Doris
J. H. Grey
Sam Irwin
Dorothy Irwin
Clever Circle Club
John Theis
Dorothy
Charles Smith
Smith
Evelyn
T. G. Waddell
Merle Pearson
Mae
Leela
Frances Johnson
Arlene Gell
Geraldine Purdom
Farmers Union
J. H. Gell
Alfred Jorgensen
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Elmer Gade
Donald
Will Gade
Albert Frerichs
Robert
Kermit L. Moore
O. L. Miller
Walter
Jean Dykman
BE. A. Johnson
W. E. Brockersby
A. L. Cruise
Jorgensen
Michelman
Harold Omel
Lloyd Talish
Mons Johnson
Sam Wolfe
Lodge Pole
Martin Flessner
Edme Flessner
Ernest Frerichs
Fred Frerichs
Leslie Johnson
Dewey Larson
Standard
America
Standard Oil
Osbort Bldg
Safeway Stores
California
Franks
A Farmer
Bartlett
Bartlett Mission Brand
del Monte
Wilson
Canterbury
Buenarive
Terry Carpenter Atkin
Butcher
Conoco
Stickney
Sidney, Nebraska
Triple
Kokier Motor Co, Panabaker Service
Royals
Mrs
E. W. McClure
O. C. Dimick
Sterling
Cheyenne
North Platte
LEAF
Sidney North Side
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