Sidney Officials and School Staff Across City and County
A compiled list of local and county officers in Sidney and surrounding areas includes state officers such as Governor and Secretary of State, land office personnel in North Platte, Alliance, and other posts, plus county and city roles. It covers treasurer, sheriff, clerk, surveyor, attorney, commissioners, mayor, council members, and school staff across two schools with teachers, principals, and grade teachers.
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Sy. Ee
Keith Neville
Covernor
Edgar Howard
Chas. W. Poo
U. $ Land Office
North Platte
J. Eames
Beeler
U. S. Land Office—Alliance T
J. O'Keefe
John W Morrow
HN Grimes
Myrtle Lancaster
Bordwell
Clayton Radcliffe
L. BR
Bartow
Lodgeporte
F. X. Rihn
Gurley
N. H. Troelstrup
Potter Officials
Sidney
EB. L. Uptegrove
Ceseeeees
Glen van Gorder
Lemlle Neubauer
D. BR. Campbell
H OR. Fuller
Carl Hellwig
L G. Lowe
A. S&s Hardy
H Schroeder
Societies Directory Listings Across Local Lodges
Community fraternal groups meet monthly across multiple halls in Columbus. Listings include Royal Neighbors, A F and A M, Providence Chapter, Kidney Lodge, Rebecca Degree, Cheyenne Encampment, Sidney Camp and Lodge groups, Knights of Pythias, A O U W, K of C and others with meeting days, officers and halls noted.
Cold Weather Hints for Autoists
Extension News Service advises safeguards for water cooled engines in cold weather. Drain water from all parts of the cooling system when idle to prevent pipes radiators or water jackets from cracking. Run engine briefly after draining to ensure removal. If used heavily in cold, consider a nonfreezing solution with 20 percent denatured alcohol freezing at 10 above zero, 30 percent at 5 below, 40 percent at 20 below, and 60 percent at 35 below.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Stat. University
Beans as valuable feed for farm livestock
The College of Agriculture reports bean crops yield a leguminous feed for horses cattle and sheep. Bean straw can substitute for alfalfa hay or clover though threshing reduces leaf content. Pods rival alfalfa hay and bean straw suits breeding or fattening flocks when fed with other roughage in a one to three or four ratio to prairie hay or similar feeds.
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Department of Animal Husbandry
College of Agriculture
Proper potato storage guidance from old article
To minimize wastage follow storage rules for potatoes. Avoid large piles to prevent sweating and heating, keep wet tubers out of storage, protect from frost before and after digging, sort diseased tubers for feeding, and ventilate with cool storage to keep near 35 degrees to prevent sprouting.
Farmers Institutes Begin in Nebraska Towns This Winter
Extension workers from the Agricultural College conducted the initial Farmers Institutes across Kimball county from October 29 to November 3. This week the program moves to Champion Cambridge Inavale Oxford and Guide Rock as the series continues in Nebraska towns this coming winter.
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the Agricultural College
Nebraska
Kimball County
Champion
Cambridge
Inavale
Oxford
Guide Rock
4 H Plans for 4 home projects for youths
The Agricultural Extension Service of the State University announces fall and winter work plans for youths. Projects include egg production dairy calf raising fall pig raising and sewing. Interested boys and girls should write to the Extension Service for details.
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Agricultural Extension Service
The
State University
Sacrifices of Army Doctor in War Time
Leslie's Weekly notes that one fifth of U S physicians may need to enroll for military duty if the war lasts another year. Most would volunteer, supported by families, risking mortgage, school changes, and altered living unless income or reserve corps ranks offset the burden. Senator Owen has proposed a Senate bill to raise reserve medical officers' rank to ease the financial strain on volunteer doctors.
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United States
Leslie
Senate
Owen
Refinement Study Finds Small Lag Between Time Signals
An investigation by F. D. Urie for the United States Naval Observatory measured the lag between Arlington and Great Lakes time signals. They arrived via wire and were converted to wireless, with 800 miles of telegraph line and several relays involved. Tests show an average lag of 0.085 second with a probable error of 0.002 second.
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F. D. Urie
United States Naval Observatory
Arlington
Great Lakes
Naval Observatory
Washington
Scientific American
Hinged Device Aids Taking Medicines While Traveling
A new contraption resembling a tablespoon and a teaspoon joined on a hinge is designed for travelers who must take medicines. The device allows pills to be dispensed conveniently without fumbling, offering a compact solution for on the go use.
Match control marks end of free prices economy
The Manchester Guardian notes the shift to state control of matches, praising the move as a fitting response to a chaotic history. It recalls cheap matches as a political and social burden, cites Henry George’s critique, and predicts fixed prices will fairly apportion remaining supply amid shortages.
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Manchester Guardian
Henry George
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the Telegraph Directory
Ss. Senate
Tom Uwkehrock Geo
Norris
Omahe
Kinkaid
O'Neal
U. S. Post Office
John T. Meinroeb
Sidney Fire Sc
Willis
Worden
Kilein
F .G. Tobin
BR K Bushee
Tkak ( Kindal
L. Bates
L. Pindell
Prin
G ¥. Liebendorfer
D. J. Lewis
Julia C. Schulte
Jeanette Johnson
Central School
Mame J White
Rose E. Sullivan
Goldie Corey
Winifred Wood
St. Dowd
Olive L. Mann
Grace McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Albert Kruse
Peeeee
North Side
Jessie A McCann
Frank Pearson
Railroad Commissioners
Royal Neighbors
F Hall
Elizabeth Greenlee
Oracle Mus
Anna Wight
Wrank Welch Lodge
A. F
A.M. Weeta
Leon Fine
W. M
Legg
Neuhauer
Providence
Masonie Temple
Mara
Mary McIntosh
W. M. Murs
Myrtle Nickolson
Kidney Lodge
H. A. Gould
Ackerman
Scretary
Rebecca Degree
QO W. Erickson
N. G
Ella Williams
Cheyenny Encainpment
L. Neeweacwn
Serite
E. V. Sumner
A. R
C. Johnson, Adj
Sidney Camp
M. W
Meen
Jos. Oberfelder
V. C
A. S. Ayle
T.M
Neilse W. Olson
Horpwwell
Sidney Lodge No
U. W
Irma Boggs
H. Fiuta Williams
Lady Rittenhouse Hive
Lady Maccabees
F. Hall
Grace Riggs
L. C
Edna Granneman
R. K
Vallant Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Hall
K. S. Agnew
Glen Vangorder
K. of R
O. Wiaiee
YP Hellwig
V. J T, Mcintosh
Sidney Eudora Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
Mabel Waillick
H. Mish
Carrie Hartway
Kidney Council No
Columbus
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. L. McIntosh
John A. Simones
Financial Soc’y
Extension News Service
Farmers’ Institutes
Bentley Bidg
Nebr
Frank Hahler
England
C. M. Wright
Harper Blog
Aller
Fen
Business Man
National Cafe
H. Scott
Texas
Gulf
Florida
Camp Travis
Camp Cody
Logan
Bowie
Camp Mcarthur
Camp Pike
Camp Doniphan
Zachary Taylor
Camp
Shelby
Camp Hancock
Camp Wheeler
Gordon
San Antonio
Deming
N. Mex
Houston
Tex
Ft. Worth
Waco
Little Rock
Ark
Ft. Sill
Okla
Louisville
Hattiesburg
Mis
Augusta
Macon
Atlanta
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Chicago
Camp Funston
Kansas
Ft. Riley
California
Colorado
Salt Lake
W. Wakeley
Farnam Street
Omaha
M. A. Shipman
Peetz
Colo
Crook
Poland
China
John Deere
Bunk Lee
Fundingsland & Millett
N. E. Medlook
Clork
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