Bronson Socials and Visits Chronicle
Crowded out last week by Jackson Kilmer radio sets in homes. Miss Adam Taylor suffers thumb infection this week. Numerous visits and travels surround Bronson residents with dances, meetings, and church events. The Bronson school program under Miss Stafford and Miss Stowe was a highlight, aiding the hot lunch fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. Jackson
Os Kilmer
Adam Taylor
Faye Unislander
Peter(ll Baum
Son
Leonar
North Ierdanse
Anderson
Jimmie
Bournard
Weetz
Mitchell
Earl Kimball
Cole
Halstander
Mrs. P
Jyix
C. Peterson
Sidtheyney
Bronson
H. WH. Club
F. Kh. Baumbach
Earl Matthewson
Bushnell
Harry Matthewson
James Slaman
Nels Thurston
Sidney
Mack Johnson
Dix
Palmer Thurston
J. H Wiker
Center
H. R Bambach
Albert Fecht
Pete Nelsons Wheat and Coal Haulage Highlight Local Week
Pete Nelson hauled wheat to Potter Tuesday and a coal load home. The W C Shriver sale Tuesday drew a good crowd with fair prices. Various locals visited, hauled flax and turkeys, attended church and a dance, and cared for the sick for a quiet rural week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
Potter
W. C. Shriver
Jess Amber
Harvey Fisher
Betty
C. A. Larson
C. C. Crowell
Lewis Brett
C. H. McKee
Sidney Market
Alice
Corner School House
Henry Moench
Elmer
Emil Carlson
Henry Kregel
Ellis Fisher
Arlo
Sidney
Andy Brett
J. &. Morrow
John Heimer
Local Residents Leave for Winter Trips and Moves
Potter Mrs Elmer Seyfang and daughter Bernice left for Elba Nebraska to visit relatives last Wednesday morning. Mrs Gertrude Nelson returned from Stratton Nebraska after a several day visit by car. Clyde Brady departed Tuesday for Denver to spend the winter months with the L H Caywood family. Mrs Brady and Juanita have been there several weeks. Mrs Charles Clarke returned from Hastings on a business mission. Mr and Mrs Henry Flin tjer and son left for Leavenworth Kansas. They were accompanied to Denver by Mrs Roy MacAdam who will visit her mother there for a week. Lawrence Schwartz left Tuesday for =
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Seyfang
Bernice
Elba
Nebr
Gertrude Nelson
Stratton
Clyde Brady
Denver
Brady
Juanita
L. H. Caywood
Charles Clarke
Hastings
Henry Flintjer and
Leavenworth
Kansas
Roy MacAdam
Lawrence Schwartz
Local Visit Wraps Up Weekend in Gering and Vicinity
Antelope Divide residents led a busy weekend visiting relatives and friends across Gering Potter Sidney Kimball and Sidney show scenes. Notable trips included Madden Wadley Nelson Carlson and Edson Madden families traveling to see relatives and attend community events. Several sick or recovering individuals received doctor visits and well wishes from nearby neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma
Delbert Nelson
Edson Madden
Charlotte
John Carlson
Potter
Ed Nelson
Riley
Kimball
J. W. Madden
Bud Thorp
John Reddy
Carl Schwder
Sidney
Resolutions by Sixth District Teachers Association
The resolutions committee of Nebraska's Sixth district, chaired by G. F. Liebendorfer, adopted at Chadron, urges economical yet effective school systems, full Nebraska Teachers' Association membership, National Educational Week, a state teachers' retirement fund, ethics based service training, a statewide school survey, tax reform for equal education, and a national education bill. It also backs a child labor amendment, illiteracy reduction, enhanced physical education, civic and moral instruction, and statewide efficiency improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sidney Public Schools
Daisy B. Fletcher
Cheyenne County
Chadron
Nebraska Teachers’ Association
Nebraska
Board of Education Elects by People to Choose State Superintendent
Voters' influence shapes school leadership as the board of education, elected by the people, moves to select the state superintendent. The action frames a shift in governance and highlights the role of public input in appointing top educational officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Culling Becomes Universal in Farm Poultry Projects
The 1923 summary notes that culling the poultry flock is universal among members of the accredited farm flock project under the agricultural extension service. Owners earned an average profit near one dollar per hen, do not keep boarders, and know their profits. Any single breed poultry owner may enroll via the county extension agent or Lincoln Agricultural College. the new year starts November 1 with applications accepted soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Organized Counties
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Shoe Rack Idea From Lincoln College
An agricultural college at Lincoln suggests mounting a towel rack inside a closet door to hang shoes or slippers by the heels. This neat storage idea makes the room tidier and more pleasant to be in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Multiple Dresses for Mary to Stay Clean at School
Students’ mother plans to provide Mary with several easily laundered dresses instead of one or two. This change aims to keep her clean during school days without risking dirty outfits. It reflects cost-efficient care and practical parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Fabric types and weave characteristics described
The article outlines fabrics like Gingham Galaeta Percale Poplin Prue chambray and cotton crepe. It explains Gingham and Galaeta as durable woven textiles with colored threads and wool blends. Percale is tightly woven and printed while poplin offers a ribbed look and Prue chambray uses colored warp with white filling for soft color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perende
Popliv
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Ois
Peter Pan Bucking Horse Surprises Rodeo Crowd
Peter Pan the Samous bucking horse owned by John Kelly of Sowaner county failed to buck at Olsen Grove rodeo. Rider Forrest Richardson was dragged as the horse ran away instead of performing its usual stunt. Outcomes of the horse’s reform remain to be seen at the next rodeo on Sunday November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan
John Kelly
S3wanner County
Olsen Grove
Forrest Richardson
Peter
Eleven Year Old Lad Dragged To Death
Aniso Martinez aged 11 from the Mexican colony at Minatare was dragged to death by a frightened horse after tying a rope around his neck for a rodeo stunt. The horse ran west to Melbeta road then north to Butterfield corner before stopping. He died about thirty minutes later from a fractured skull with extensive伤 bruising and multiple fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Aniso Martinez
Minatare
Melbeta Road
Butterfield Corner
Thos Guele Detained After Corn Prowl in Dalton
Dalton Delegate reports Thomas Guele caused a scene while drinking in Dalton last Sunday. He was reserved in jail and later fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling around 40 dollars in Sidney on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Guele
Barney
Dalton
Thomas
Sidney
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