Girl Scouting in Sidney seeks $1500 from United Fund
The United Fund of Sidney includes a $1500 request for Girl Scouting in Sidney, serving about 150 girls with 15 troops and planned expansion to 200. The program, under district four of Ogallala’s division, emphasizes crafts, summer day camps, cookie sales, and leader training led by 15 troop leaders plus assistants and committee women.
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W. J. Robinson
Sidney
United Fund
Ogallala
Mrstopingon
Mrs Krueger Hospitalized In Scottsbluff South Sund
Mrs Ron Krueger was admitted to Scottsbluff hospital as reported in South Sund news. The item notes concern for her health and wishes her a speedy recovery. Local residents Mr and Mrs A H Bartel Morrill visited relatives in the area Thursday and Friday.
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South ‘Sund. News
Ron Kruegers
Scottsbluff Hospital
A. H. Bartel
Wilbor
Houser
Philip Kolb
Mintataire
B. “Barnhart
Ted “Houser
Ard
Gene’ Payne
Sidney
Joe “R. Hornicek
D. E. Dickinson
Loomis Booth
Residents Attend Varied Home Visits in Local Area
Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Houser Sr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Houser, Mrs. Ron Krueger, Mr. Ted Houser and family, Mrs. Ross Glassburn and family near Lodgepole, and Delmar Zalesky family in Lodgepole. Visits spread across Sidney and Crook areas with multiple households hosting gatherings.
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J. W. Houser
Wilbur Houser
Ron Krueger
Ted Houser
Jr. Houser
Ross
Glassburn
Lodgepole
Ted ‘Houser
Delmar
Zalesky Land
Curtis Brown
Mmes
Paul i Kaiser
Don Dé ‘Mens
Crook
Akes
Akes Home. 5 ‘Bloyd Hornicek and ‘Gon, Can Axe. Pests: In the ‘Delmar Zalesky
Monsey Ever Nirig
Wilbur” Houser
Elmer Gabel
Sidney
Delmar Zalesky
Millard
Zalesky
Earl Cruise
Joe. R.’ Hornicek
Early French exploration reaches Nebraska before 1800
The text outlines 1700s French exploration in Nebraska from Canada and the Great Lakes via the Missouri River. It highlights the Verendrye brothers reaching the Missouri Valley in the 1740s, and de Bourgmond's 1712–1717 contacts with Kansas Pawnee and other tribes, shaping French influence along the Missouri.
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Missouri
Canada
Louisiana
Nebraska
Lower
de Bourgmond
Osage
Kansas
Platte
What's Your Rating On Charm Score
An upbeat guide to grooming and style step by step. It lists keys from hair and complexion to figure and wardrobe, with tips on hair waves, nail care, and accessories to boost a girl’s appeal and confidence in social settings.
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UP News
French Knowledge of Nebraska 1720 Mis souri Platte Trade
The text notes that a few Frenchmen from around 1715 spurred Spanish efforts to settle Nebraska in 1720. De Bourgmond aided French awareness of the Missouri up to the Platte and their use of the name Nebraska by 1720, with trading contacts among Nebraska Indians.
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Pierre “Verendrye
Great Lakes
Verendryes
Missouri
North Dakota
Black Hills
South Dakota
Nebraska
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