Wedding ties bring St John’s students to Sidney
The week end of October 26 29 saw James Mueller and Roy Thomas from St John’s College Winfield Kansas attend the wedding of James’s brother Wesley Mueller and Miss Bertha Corbett on Sunday October 28 in Sidney. Local residents travel to Lincoln for football and Nebraska University events. James R Brown of Sidney dies in Montana accident. multiple residents visit relatives in Lincoln Omaha and Denver. community notes include theater film events and homecomings.
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James Mueller
Roy Thomas
St. John’s College
Winfield
Kansas
Sidney
Mueller
Wesley Mueller
Bertha Corbett
Helen Bailew
Helen
Mary Lou Payne
Edma Worden
Jack H. Lowe
C. B. Dorwart
Chris Bntner
Max Cory
Lincoln
Dorwart
Bitner
Cory
Midwest Medicale Clinic
Omaha
Lowe
Daghter
Sally
Nebraska University
Richard Agnew
Fort Sif
Oklahoma
First National Bank of Center
Colorado
Henry Kahler
Everett Gade
Denver
Wayne Kahler
Arnold Kahler
E. W. Snell
Goring
Rae Jones
Sidney-Gering
K. S. Agnew
Colorado University
Alfred Jorgenson
Er Holtman
Goodview School Uy
W.C.T.U
Frank Frauendorfer
Ralph Fowler
Small Tushier
Nancy
Boulder
Coloto
Elmer Ladine
Ricky
Iowa
Owler
James R. Brown
James D. McGirr
Mr. Brown
Montana
teGris
Charles Collings
Waddells
Rock Island
Ill
Fielden
Kearney
W. W. Shhulz
Virgil Knowles
Allen Karnik
Clifford Bloomenrader
Neal
Rawlins
Wyoming
McFaddens Retiring After Long Hair Shop Run
Sidney hat shop owners Rose and Grace McFadden retire after years in business. Difficulty securing a new site led to their exit from a basement location now occupied by J. M. McDonald Co. The beauty shop Myrtle's moves to 1036th Avenue, as McFaddens and Myrtle's vacate.
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Rose
Grace McFadden
Sidney
J. M. McDonald Co
McFaddens
Myrtle
1036Th Avenue
Community club and society events listed for midweek
Wednesday Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF Hall at 7 30 Initiation and White for mals Are Society gathers in the Arc room of the Presbyterian church Friday Past Noble Grand's Club held at Mrs George Burr American Legion Auxiliary hosts Carpet Rag Sewing Bee at Mrs Joe Mollot townhouse
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Arc Room
The
Presbyterian Church
Noble Grand’s Club
George Burr
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Mollot
Pioneer Juan Ponce de Leon’s 1513 Florida voyage
The first Florida tourist was Juan Ponce de Leon who explored the region in 1513 while seeking the Fountain of Eternal Youth. As governor of Porto Rico, his failed quest made him a historic figure and a symbol inspiring poets and writers of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Juan Ponce de Leon
de Leon
Porto Rico
Rail Retirement Benefits Up After 1951 Amendments
A Rail Way Retirement Board representative will be in Sidney to explain boosts from the October 30 1951 Railroad Retirement Act amendments. About 250000 retirees will see average 30 percent increases and 150000 survivors about 45 percent. First checks in December. No action needed until notified. Benefits may rise above prior caps and integrate with Social Security rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Railroad Retirement Board
Poor plant growth linked to root-attacking nematodes
The article explains that stunted plant growth is often caused by microscopic nematodes attacking plant roots. It notes these pests invade root systems, hindering nutrient uptake and overall vitality. It emphasizes monitoring soil for nematode activity and adopting management practices to protect crops.
Submarine Valley Appears Off Southern California Coast
Dr Francis P Shepard of UC Scripps Institution of Oceanography reports a new submarine valley off the Southern California coast possibly created by an earthquake. The finding underscores ongoing submarine geological activity near the coast and awaits further exploration by researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Francis P. Shepard
University of California
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Platinum Nickel’s Role in Global Precious Metals Supply
Platinum Nickel remains a key producer of platinum metals supplying world markets with platinum palladium rhodium ruthenium and iridium. These precious metals are recovered as by products of nickel and copper refining operations.
Horsefly Nemesis Science Produces Livestock Insecticide
Science has produced a single effective horsefly control for livestock. Pyrenone, a combination of pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide, has passed exhaustive field tests showing treated cattle are shunned by horseflies.
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America
Army Ordnance
Highland Park
Mich
Akron, O
Army
Jeep
Railway Retirement Board
NSES
10Th Ave
Insey Home & Auto Supply
Sidney Rendering Service CO
National
New Andersea Valley
Horsefly
Wamsley
Illinois
Studebaker
Mercury
Maddox Motor CO
Cabitree
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