Thanksgiving News Gad About Sidney Family Visits
Numerous Thanksgiving gatherings and travels surround Sidney Nebr. notable residents. Spiker and families host and visit relatives in Denver Wyoming and Cheyenne while students Marjorie Anthony and Joanne Ackerman spend the holiday with Nebraska and Wyoming universities. Other locals attend dinners, trips to Denver Denver University students and military family affairs anchor the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C
Spiker
Sam. Spiker
Denver
Dean Spiker
Harold Spiker
Wade Sterling
Sidney
Diane Burnett
Wyoming
Sam Spiker
T. C. Spiker
Marjorie Anthony
M. L. Anthony
Anthony
Nebraska University
Dan Miller
Lon Miller
Lodgepole
Dick Kastens
Elmer Holtman
Sydney Dunn
Verona Tremain
A. R. Tremain
Miss Tremain
Denver University School of Commerce
Harry Helzer
Cheyenne
John Helzer
Swan Dedrick
J. L. Hand
Marilyn
James Takis
George Edwards
Bertha Goeury
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Paul Wilks
Submarine Service
Wilks
Boston
Dodge
Nebr
Vern Livingston
Arvin Livingston
Verlin
Roy Hutchison
Russell Keep
North Platte
Central City
Miss Joanne
Nebraska U
Ackerman
Norval Castner
Bridgeport
A. D. Greenlee
T. E. Kokjer
Anne
Forrest Belieu
Caleb Eddy
Cheyenne Visitors and Midwest Trips Reported
Mrs Charles Jameson and daughter Edna Scriber with relatives visited Cheyenne on Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Hardy left for Chicago due to illness of Mrs Hardy sister. Miss Harriett Holt spent the weekend in Scottsbluff staying with Mr and Mrs Earl Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spiker
Mary Lou
Diane Burnett
Doris Helzer
Peggy Solandt
Martha Pierson
G. BE. Wood
Sidney
Clayton Street
Denver
Frances Hoffman
Palisade
Colo
JoDean Armstrong
M. D. Armstrong
Miss Hoffman
Miss Armstrong
Denver University School of Commerce
A. F. Weber
Carl C.jones
Bernard Benz
Mark
Jones
Charles Jameson
Edna Scriber
W. E. Brockersby
M. J. Maher
Dr. Maher
Kelliher
Kitty
Patsy Maher
Omaha
P. J. Heaton
Heaton
A. K. Anderson
Arthur Johnson
Roy Depew
Gus Hellbush
Guy Ellsworth
Paul Wagner
L. J. Olson
Cpl. Olson
Elmer Holt
G. E. Eastman
Naomi Eastman
H. M. Underwood
Irene Canfield
Harris Phillips
Orange
Calif
W. E. Cunningham
Joanne
Berton Cunningham
Gurley
Douglas Boyd
R. S. Rogers
Ellen Boyd
Fleming, Colo
Susan Boyd
Colorado University
Boulder
Ben King
Wendell Boyd
Frank Neuswanger
Carl
Russell
Neuswanger
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alliance
Chicago
France
St. Lo
F. A. Rowan
Margaret Martin
Georgia
Herschel Spearow
W. E. Spearow
Ralph
Glenn Spearow
Paul Spearow
Fred Haworth
Elmer Holtman
Sydney Dunn
Lodgepole
Mr. Holtman
Henry Holtman
Charles Hornaday
H. W. Elis
Kathryn
Lester Elkington
Alma Bash
McCook
Everett Hoover
Ed Lipke
Margaret
W. R. Nelson
Myra
Buffalo
Wyo
Mary Lou Spiker
Wyoming University
Laramie
Jerry Livingston
W. G. Wells
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Hollis Kepler
Fort Collins
Ernest
Guy Chapman
Ovid
Ordville
Wm. R. Priest
Florence Christ
Priest
Maxwell Field
Army Air Force
D. O. Wolf
Walter Schmidt
Claire Halloran
Hastings
E. A. Kuehn
G. B. Woockey
Max_ Swan
F. H. Hiner
Sterling
Colorado
R. B. Rogers
Monterey
Rena McCleneghan
Glenn Johnson
Payette
Joe Bickhaus
Mary Mitchell
Bridgeport
John Buck
Arthur Kanthack
Floyd Hall
J. C. Penney
Richard Grigsby
Jack Grigsby
Cheyenne
Walter Hardy
Hardy
Harriett Holt
Scottsbluff
Earl Horton
Fewer Farms In This State
Nebraska lost 16.2 percent of its farms since 1935, totaling 21,620 farms, while farm acreage rose 23 percent to 47,711,127 acres. The number of farms now is 111,996 from 133,616 in 1935. average farm size grew from 349 to 426 acres. Gains came despite drought, with better crops and prices aiding debt repayment. Average land values rose 73 percent since 1935.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Agricultural prices and income trends since 1910 noted
The report highlights that average prices in 1941 remain about 18 percent below 1910 levels when the average was $46.95 per acre. Cash farm income is roughly $700 million vs $166 million at the 1932 low. Cheyenne county shows fewer farms on tax rolls but similar acreage under cultivation.
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Cheyenne County
Grasshopper Control Plan Eyed for Cheyenne County
Nebraska pest chief Dr H Douglas Tate says Cheyenne County may receive federal bait spreading trucks for roadside baiting if infestation warrants it. Last year panhandle counties used the trucks with satisfactory results, and a Sidney survey found 132000 lbs of bait distributed countywide. Roadside baiting would supplement but not replace farmer baiting. Telegraph Want Ads.
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Cheyenne County
Lincoln
H. Douglas Tate
Nebraska
Panhandle
Tate
Sidney
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