Sunol Items Show Local Vibes And School Notes
Sunol notes recount a light snow on Sunday and Monday with residents traveling to Sidney good with events. Teachers plan a teachers association break at Scottsbluff while exams loom. perfect attendance lists emerge as students like Rose Tesar and Dorothy Walters shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Wilt
Sidney
George Barlow
Totter Howard
Anna Hornicek
Albert Allen
LL. EB. Allington
Rose Tesar
Dorothy Walters
Anna Oliverlon
Kenneth Demers
Scottsbluff
South America
Clayton Lindley
Charles Seda
Merle Billeter
Billy Alfington
Teona Lindley
Bessie Billeter
Adolf Seda
Loyal Lindley
Theodore Oliverius
Millard Zalesky
Jean Pavlat
Glenn Dickinson
Myrtle Twutching
Virginia Englert
Eugene Gilbert
Theodore Oliverlusienry Tesar
Sterling Glassburn
Wayne Gilbert
Glen Dickinson
Richard Walters
Beulah Rilleter
John Paviat
Joan Paviat
Ruby Keihl
Roy Oliverius
Ross Glassburn
Enlanor Newton
Melia Zalesky
Local Crook Area Notes From Monday To Wednesday
Spring Canyon Burdette Sharp operated a business shop in Crook Monday. Elis Dunn worked on phone lines, Mrs. Ray Sheffield helped Mrs. Bert Tullard cook for threshers. Dick Sutter hauled wheat to Proctor, Sam Policks enjoys a telephone again, and Milo Moore visited Crook midweek. Rain fell Tuesday and Wednesday as folks attended the John Bahr sale on the divide. Rick Sutter and Sam Polick spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs John Hansen at Bidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Sharp
Crook
Elis Dunn
Ray Sheffield
Bert Tullard
Dick Sutter
Proctor
Sam Policks
Milo Moore
John Bahr
Rick Sutter
Sam Polick
Bidney
John Hansen
Winter Snow Brings Three Snowfalls In One Week
The community notes heavy winter is starting early with three snow events in one week. Neighbors report coal trips, hog shipments, and social visits around Crook and Sterling while several families endure digging potatoes in tough weather. Local residents like Elmer Shelton and Dan Beebe attend gatherings, shop at county seats, and care for ill relatives amid cold snaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shelton
Ke-No
Crook List
Mc. W. Griffin
Rawleigh
Sterling
Clarence Beebe
Dan Beebe
Crook
Gus Sutter
Bert Hilliard
Sam Polick’s
Robert Nicholas
Mary Molten
Harriet McKelvey
Ed Hickerson
Gene Ramsey
Fred Gothorps
P. R. Bell
Mrs. Bell
Dan Beebes
Ellis Dunns
Rattling Good Snake Story From Kimball County
A Kimball County woman, Mrs. Dan Hazzard, reports killing 123 rattlers over five years from a den she visits each spring and fall. She shoots with a .410 shotgun, aiming to reduce danger, and killed 18 rattlers last Sunday and 7 on Monday, with plans to return. The den sits on the old Fetterman place southeast of Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Dan Hazzard
Kimball County
Ten den
Fetterman Place
Kimball Observer
St. John's Chapel Burns Near Kimball
Fire destroyed St. John s Chapel a framed building southeast of Kimball between 2 and 8 am last Thursday. Mrs. Carl Irwin first spotted it. origin unknown. The community had recently funded pews two organs and benches. Insurance totaled 1 000 with distribution to the chapel and Presbyterian society. Rebuilding plans include a basement roof for Sunday school and meetings. The chapel had hosted dinners meetings and Farmers Union events. A prior robbery reduced stock by about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Chapel
Kimball
Carl Irwin
Aid Society
Farmers Union
Presbyterian Society of Church
St. John
Bushnell
Fort Collins
Farmers Expand Retail Milk Cooperative Network
USDA reports forty-one farmer owned associations now operate in retail milk, serving about 138000 customers with around 120000 gallons daily. Since 1920, 23 groups formed. 41 associations span 22 states with regional marketing links, plus six related marketing activities and 30 wholesale collect-distribute groups. Also notes producers price bargaining clubs and a local jewelry and optometry ad segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
The Love of the Soft Snap and Career Drive
A reflective piece on work ethic, contrasting easy soft snap jobs with demanding tasks. It argues that sustained hard effort, ambition, and willingness to tackle difficult assignments propel promotion and success, noting that the uneducated laborer who embraces work gains attention and opportunities to rise from modest beginnings to wealth and influence.
Pay No Heed To Forecasts Of Next Winter Weather
A Boston newspaper predicted an unusually cold and snowy winter for New England, but the Weather Bureau disclaims responsibility for such predictions. It does not issue long term forecasts or general statements for weeks or months in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Prise
Forbes
Forecasting Long Range Weather Yet to Be Proven
Meteorological science has long sought reliable long term forecasts but no laws of sequences have been found. Reputable meteorologists worldwide agree the science has not advanced to enable dependable long range predictions.
Heinz pays Logan County farmers for cucumbers
The H J Heinz company has paid 810000 to Logan County Colorado farmers for cucumbers salted at the Sterling plant. This first year result is regarded as favorable and suggests a large increase in cucumber acreage in the county next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Company
Logan County
Colorado
Sterling
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Potter
Ray Babcock
Gothenburg
Andrew Nelson
Miss Uncapher
Catherine Wickhorst
Fred Enevoldsen
M. W. Osborn
Lloyd Rodgers
Methodist
Omaha
Dewey Tovall
Exeter
Nebraska
A. E. Johnson
City Garage
Denver
C. A. Larson
George Reetz
BE. H. Biggs
Chappell
D. D. Kelly
Gandy
Hugh Kenoyer
Edlgar Anderson
Sloan
Dan Duncan
Win. Nelson
August Schmidt
Dannebrog
Spring Canyon
George Kroll
Gladys Sutter
ST. John’s Chapel
Burns
E. J. MaFeotte
W. H. Wiker
Optometrist
Texaco
Sidney, Nebraska
Burgess & Son Cash & Carry Grocery
Forbes Magazine
ForEs
Fifth Avenat
New-York
the American Bank
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