Thanksgiving in Cheyenne County highlights 4-H and Russia talk
Cheyenne County observes Thanksgiving with reflections on blessings and farm challenges. Nearly 300 4-H youths completed projects, with Clark Schaffert winning a national meat animal scholarship and Buster Ulmschneider placing fourth nationally in model car design. Dean W. V. Lambert of the University of Nebraska Agriculture College will speak at Central School Auditorium on November 29, sharing Russian agriculture insights, followed by a Rotary Club Farmers' Night. The event, linked to the Extension Sponsoring Board meeting, includes a 7:30 p.m. business session and board member elections. Public attendance urged. Also notes social security account numbers required for farmers by January 31, 1956, with forms available at post offices.
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Dalton
Buster Ulmschneider
Lodgepole
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Sidney
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Thanksgiving student reception praised as success
A Thanksgiving holiday reception for visiting students was held Friday afternoon in the Methodist Church basement drawing about 40 students and guests. Organizers led by Mrs Uran Brown described the event as a success with plans discussed for similar gatherings at Christmas and next year.
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Uran Brown
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Bill Nissen
Floyd Brown
Jim Ziegler
Farm items stolen reported near Brownson
Louis Wittrock, a farmer north of Brownson, reported to the Cheyenne County sheriff that three radiators and three batteries were stolen from his farm over the previous days.
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Louis Wittrock
Brownson
Cheyenne County
Sheriff’s Office
Wheat Belt Officials Attend Power Use School in St Louis
Three Wheat Belt Public Power District representatives left for St Louis to attend a three day Power Use School sponsored by the Inter Industry Farm Electric Utilization Council. They aim to learn better ways to boost farm electricity use. Charles Ham Gené Lienemann and Wayne Bond participated with Ham planning a Denver stop to join a two day Tri States Generation and Transmission association meeting where he serves as vice president.
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Gené Lienemann
Wayne Bond
Wheat Belt Board
Ham
Denver
Tri-States
No Drafting Of Fathers New Report
A Selective Service spokesman disclosed this week that deferments for many fathers on the draft registry may come soon due to draft regulation changes. The plan, part of a youth movement, outlines ordering eligible registrants by delinquency, volunteers, nonvolunteers ages 18 to 26, then men 26 and younger with certain criteria.
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Selective Service
Age shift in draft pool lowers deferment gains
The article notes that fatherhood grounds for deferment were removed in July 1953 as the Selective Service faced a dip below one million registrants. By last July the pool rose to 1,764,000 and the average draftee age neared 23, projecting about 25 at end of service. A spokesman cites 25 as near peak efficiency.
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Selective Service
Missing Fragments Point to Old Newspaper Clippings
Fragmentary OCR notes reference typewriter carbon paper and a brand name, mentioning a Red Writing moog and The Talegraph. Limited readable details suggest a historical clipping or catalog entry without clear event or date.
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Talegraph
Crash driver fined after Thanksgiving wreck
Juan B. Archuleta 26 of SOD faced county court for leaving the scene after his truck clipped six guard posts at the junction of Highways 30 and 19 east of Sidney on Thanksgiving morning. Judge C. W. Smith imposed a $35 fine plus costs.
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Juan B. Archuleta
Sidney
Archuleta
Sqder
C. W. Smith
National press cooperative bank to set HQ in Bandung
A national press cooperative bank will establish its headquarters in Bandung, West Java. The bank aims to provide financial assistance to newspapers and their staff.
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Bandung
Indonesia
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