Lincoln hosts 13th annual Boys and Girls Club Week plan
The final program for the 13th annual Boys and Girls Club Week at the Agricultural College in Lincoln runs May 28 to June 2 with about 300 youths and leaders. Local leaders join Monday for a one day conference, Omaha day Friday, tours of campus, and banquets. New events include leader conferences led by R A Turner, a news writing contest, and guest speakers.
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The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
State Club
Nebraska
Omaha
the Agricultural College
R. A. Turner
U. S. C. A. Extension Service
Washington
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
University of
Rotary
Antelope Park
Wyuka
John W. Holland
St. Paul
Minn
Holland
Paul Calvin
W. H. Brokaw
Agricultural Extension Services
J. C. Hartley
Chicago
Annie Buchanan
Victor Company
University 4-H Club
University Club
L. O. Oberlies
E. A. Burnett
Earl Johnson
Lincoln Schools
Omaha Stock Yards
Livestock Exchange
Bell Telephone and
Iten Biscuit Companies
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
L. I. Frisbie
Extension Service
Arnholt
City Health Department
Community News From Lodge Pole Area Driftwood Dates
Mrs J Humes and Beulah visited Mrs Otto Rafe. Dick and John Volkmar in Lisco. Charles Darrah builds granary for Walter Rufenacht. Mrs Carl Smith with her mother Mrs Bauer. Haxby visit and music lesson. Otto Rahe family shopped in Lodge Pole. Numerous visits and meals across Lodge Pole Sidney and Gurley. Confirmation school starts next week at west Lutheran church. Arlene Joyce baptised and Ladies Aid plans window papering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darrah
Walter Rufenacht
Carl Smith
F. Bauer
Herman Bruns
Esther
Elvin
Haxby
Otto Rahe
Pete Humes
Beulah
Lodge Pole
Dick Volkman
George Jurgens
Dave Humes
Ben Buss
Herman Florke
Frank Rogers
Darroh
W. Haxby
Claribel
Lavon
Chappell
Carl Brown
Lily Michelman
Lilly Rahe
Pete Buss
Jake Bruns
Abbe
Lucille Rubado
Henry Bahr
John Scharrel
Charles
Swartz
Potter
John Goertemaker
George Bauer
Gurley
Edith Volkman
Carl Jurgens
Thelma Heldt
John Volkman
Beulah Humes
Will Prerichs
Will Haxby
H. Florke
Hades Hadden
Kansas
Sidney
Henry Block
H. Bruns
Lester Ingwerson
Messrs
Mesdames
Cecil
Pete
Dame Humes
Elda Humes
Glen
West Lutheran Church
Walter Dykeman
Albert Hadden
Albert
Abbe Bruns
Harry Thompson
Theodore Folkers
Arlene Joyce
Art Larson
Ladies Aid of the West Church
Hot Formaldehyde Treatment for Seed Potatoes
The hot formaldehyde method for seed potatoes is recommended as it saves time and uses a non deadly solution that does not corrode metal tanks. Mix one pint formaldehyde per 15 gallons water heat to 120 to 124 degrees F soak 3 to 4 minutes drain water cover for an hour to aid gas distribution then air dry. Maintain accurate temperature with a suitable thermometer and time the treatment.
Huntsman Hustlers Plant Corn For Test This Year
On May 24 a group of Huntsman Hustler corn club boys met County Agent Willey at the Ed Brockersby farm to plant 16 varieties for variety tests. The project includes corn from Missouri, Arizona and other states to show effects of moving corn. Tests aim to reveal yields, maturity and stalk development differences and teach the disadvantages of long-distance movement. Three Nebraska State Bank officials faced a Morrill county court hearing on receiving deposits after insolvent status. They were bound over to district court under $1,000 bonds each. Telegraph Want-Ads Bring Results.
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Huntsman Hustler Corn Club
Willey
Ed Brockersby
Missouri
Arizona
Nebraska State Bank of Bridgeport
Morrill
James P
Bert R. Spearman
R. J. Wilson
District Court
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J. Humes
Otto Rafe
John Volkmar
Lisco
Harris of
Lodge Pole Creek
Glen Harris
Mr. Humes
Huntsman Hustlers
Telegraph
Ste
North Platte Floral CO
12Th
Curtis Streets
North Platte
U.S.A. Theatre
William Beaudine
Cohens Ellys
Paris
Sidney J. Farrell MacDonald
Universal Picture
W.C. Fields
Haming
Wind Andi
Fields
Conklin
Massey-Harris
Reaper Thresher
Wallis
Western Implement Company
Fundingsland & Reisdorff
Farmers Union Building
Sidney, Nebraska