4 H Club Lists Many Names For Achievement Program
The article lists numerous 4 H members and leaders including Suzies Dyk many West Sidney Draw Marvin Ket tler Okola Widige Myron Leve land Weyer's Rustlers Clarence Horst and many more. Committees are named for Banquet Program Decoration Kitchen Dining room and 4 H servers with multiple volunteers such as Mrs Edson Madden Karl Madden Mrs Joe Robirds Bob Rexroth Arnold Westerhoff Ted Fleming Lemoyne Johnson Sam Irwin and Walter sur gens.
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Suzies
Walter Dykmany
Sidney Draw
Marvin Kettler
Okola Widige
Myron Leveland
Weyer‘s
Rustlers
Clarence Horst
Bob Huff
South Divide
Howard Madden
John Hinrichs
John Ommen
Happy Hollow
Grafton
Bob Rexroth
Arnold Westerhoff
Raymond Weed
Bob Spearow
Walter Dykman
Jack Peters
Ted Fleming
Arthur Rowan
Lemoyne Johnson
Sam Irwin
Walter Surgens
Arthur McMillen
Leo Thomas
Bert Walker
Bud Reinmuth
Walter Rufenacht
Marvin Moench
Alfred Koester
Eason Madden
Louis Miller
Sharon Wheeler
Joyce Ladine
Phyllis Harris
Alice Madeen
Smrey Walker
John Brown
Donna Moench
Mary Lou Willeke
Bonita Bartels
Claire Belle Koester
Darlene Paris
Stewart Brown
Flood Of Christmas Mail Expected This Holiday Season
Postmaster John Martinosky warns of the greatest Yuletide mail surge in local history, projecting at least a 20 percent rise over 1950. He urges early mailing for distant packages, clear addresses, and cards by first class mail, with deadlines: Dec 5 for overseas parcels, Dec 10 for parcel post, Dec 15 for out of state cards, and a week before Christmas for local deliveries.
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Yuletide
Thanksgiving Highway Safety Advice From Chief Sol Wills
Chief Sol Wills warns that most people will drive for Thanksgiving and urges thorough pre trip car checks. He cautions that sudden winter weather can trigger crashes and notes chains improve traction on ice while winter tires underperform.
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Sol Wills
Chief Willis
Willis
National Safety Council
Social Security Clarification Visit Arranged in Sidney
Harold F. Benjamin of Scottsbluff announces Noel L. Hanson, SSA representative, will visit The Nebraska State Employment Service Office, Sidney on Wednesday Nov 28 from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm. Call to get facts on old age and survivors insurance and help filing claims for widows and children.
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Sidney
Harold F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff Office
Social Security Administration
Noel L. Hanson
Nebraska
Oil News From Sioux Depot Shows No New Locations
There are no new reports from The Texas Company about oil activity on the Sioux Ordnance Depot. Government No. 1 well has been perforated and awaits pumping equipment. No fresh locations are announced.
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Texas Company
Sioux Ordnance
Government
Pen-tailed tree shrew joins Smithsonian collection
A tiny mammal with a three inch naked tail and a feather at its end has been added to the Smithsonian Institution's mammal collections in Washington. The creature is identified as the pen-tailed tree shrew of Malaya.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Malaya
Optometrist Ad Promotes Eyewear Fitting Service
An optometrist advertising service highlights glasses style and fit with Dr. Bersee at 930 10th Ave and contact number 2020. The brief mentions fitting guidance and eyewear selection to ensure proper appearance and comfort.
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Dr. Bersee
Optometrist
Inflation Threat To Family Budgets Rise In 1977
Mrs. Clara N. Leopold and Richard G. Ford voiced concerns at a Nebraska extension conference about inflation driving up family living costs. They cited 10 to 15 percent price increases, with limited hope for major relief. They warned of potential shifts if global tensions worsen, but predicted adequate food supplies and steady or higher costs for clothing and household goods.
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Clara N. Leopold
National Outlook
Washington, D. C
Extension Home
Richard G. Ford
Extension Agricultural
Nebraska
District Outlook
College of Agriculture
Leopold
Nebraska Agriculture Outlook for 1952 Remains Mixed
Mr. Yord forecasts higher prices for Nebraska farm products in 1952 but cautions costs will rise faster. Labor shortages persist as about a quarter of farm workers are in military service, while defense industry hiring draws manpower from rural areas. Cattle feeding profits depend on feeder weight, fatting quality, and low-cost gains. pork production expected large yet pig crop smaller due to corn hog ratio. Copper steel and aluminum shortages, transportation bottlenecks, and stable egg and milk prices with rising costs round out the outlook.
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Nebraska
Yord
Ford
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