Panhandle Farmers Optimistic Over 1946 Wheat Prospects
A Sidney area survey shows high hopes for the coming wheat crop due to recent rains and moisture. Early sowing is underway, subfreezing days didn’t harm shoots, but potato damage occurred in Lodgepole Valley. Acreage will match last year with Cheyenne leading at about 275 000 acres. Sugar beet harvests to start next week. Milk shortage and labor scarcity strain farms amid OPA price controls.
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Sidney Trade
Lodgepole Valley
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Deuel and
Kimball
Banner County
Great Western Sugar Co
Sidney
OPA
Rail Service Crowded by Returning Veterans
A report notes heavy crowds on rail service as veterans return, with expectations that car shortages will ease in months and schedules resumed. Sidney residents urge railroads to adjust mail schedules promptly to prevent civilian planes from challenging first class mail volume.
War Fund Names and Local Contributors List
War fund donor list includes Potter Dewey Lovell Ed Wick horst Sidney John Zwickl Stewart Brown Ed Uptegrove J C Elsas ser Ed Meyer Trognitz Allen Karnik Alfred Johnson Joe Stecher Lester Stecher Union Valley George Worth Allen Stikker Davidson Harold Stoll Raymond Weed Maynard Mayer John Davison Eagle Lyle Gish Alvin Reed Lynn Chichester Percy Dimick Gurley Gerhard Egging Joe Deaver Harry Schumacher Arthur Rowan Leo Egging Charles Gathman Leo Messner Richard Schultz Huntsman Harold Spiker Paul Spearow Fred Kettler Lodgepole John Fraass Jim Payne Edmund Block Martin Flessner Ernie Meyer John Hornicek Lorenzo George Fleming James Walker Floyd Fleming Pleasant View Art Schubarth Art Schuessler
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Potter
Dewey Lovell
Ed Wickhorst
Sidney
John Zwickl
Stewart Brown
Ed Uptegrove
J. C. Elsasser
Ed Meyer
Trognitz
Allen Karnik
Alfred Johnson
Joe Stecher
Lester Stecher
Union Valley
George Worth
Allen Stikker
Davidson
Harold Stoll
Raymond Weed
Maynard Mayer
John Davison
Eagle
Lyle Gish
Alvin Reed
Lynn Chichester
Percy Dimick
Gurley
Gerhard Egging
Joe Deaver
Harry Schumacher
Arthur Rowan
Leo Egging
Charles Gathman
Leo Messner
Richard Schultz
Huntsman
Harold Spiker
Paul Spearow
Fred Kettler
Lodgepole
John Fraass
Jim Payne
Edmund Block
Martin Flessner
Ernie Meyer
John Hornicek
Lorenzo
George Fleming
James Walker
Floyd Fleming
Pleasant View
Art Schubarth
Art Schuessler
Rural Youth Meeting in Cheyenne County Delights Audience
The Rural Youth of Cheyenne County met at the city auditorium on September 26 with forty one members present. Alvin Duis of Duis Studio spoke on camera use and operation and showed colored film pictures. Refreshments were provided by Mr and Mrs Keith Sprenger and Eleanor Caywood. Earl Geu, News Reporter.
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Cheyenne County
City
Alvin Duis
Duis Studio
Keith Sprenger
Eleanor Caywood
Lions Meet Potter Sidney In Local Fellowship Talk
Potter and Sidney Lions clubs joined for the first joint meeting in the city auditorium basement. Editor Jack H. Lowe urged ordinary Americans to preserve principles of better living, praising home roots and war-time sacrifices as the nation’s strength. Musical numbers by local performers accompanied remarks by club presidents Tony Bickel and Dr. B. H. Grimm.
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Potter and Sidney Lions Clubs
Jack H. Lowe
The
Telegraph
Lowe
G. I
Mr. Lowe
America
City Auditorium
Potter
Sidney Lions
Sidney Club
Grant Mathews
Howard Osborne
Marthel Story
Pamela Kinne
Barbara Littleton
Bob Duis
New Postoffices For Many Western Towns
Federal Works Agency proposes 193 million dollars for 56 Nebraska towns to receive new postoffices. Alliance postoffice to cost up to 105 thousand dollars. Additional eligible towns include Bayard Gordon Mitchell with 85 thousand dollar limits, and Bridgeport Chappell Gering Kimball Rushville at 95 thousand dollars.
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Nebraska
Congress
Federal Works Agency
Postoffice Department
Alliance
Bayard
Gordon
Mitchell
Bridgeport
Chappell
Gering
Kimball
Rushville
Wild Life Office Moves to North Platte Nebraska
Howard J. Martley, longtime assistant district agent in Nebraska, transfers to Phoenix Arizona. Thomas J. Turner of Mitchell South Dakota will replace him in Nebraska after 19 years with the service. The state office will relocate from the College of Agriculture in Lincoln to Room 320, Post Office Building in North Platte, effective Oct. 1.
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Howard J. Martley
Fish and Wildlife Program
Nebraska
Phoenix
Arizona
Thomas J. Turner
Mitchell
S. D
United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Post Office
North Platte
Alliance Predicted to Beat Sidney in Football Standings
A preview notes Alliance appears favored over Sidney based on comparative scores against Sterling. Sidney lost 7 to 13 to the Tigers while Alliance was shut out 0 to 13. The column stresses that only four quarters of play will decide the outcome.
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Sterling
Colo
Sidney
Tigers
Alliance
Maroon
Local names listed for upcoming events in Sidney and nearby towns
Mrs Edna Borcher of Sidney and Ernest Mossi of Sidney are dated Sept 26 along with Mrs Dorothy M Anderson of Alliance Nebr and Clifford Scott of Sidney dated Sept 27. Also listed are Miss Frances A Brunner of Omaha and Howard Phelps of Sidney dated Sept 23 and Miss Genevieve Schwartz of Potter and Harold Olsen of Sidney dated Oct 1.
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Edna Borcher
Sidney
Ernest Mossi
Dorothy M. Anderson
Alliance
Nebr
Clifford Scott
Frances A. Brunner
Omaha
Howard Phelps
Genevieve Schwartz
Harold Olsen
Clothes Drive Report Highlights Overseas Clothing Aid
Henry J. Kaiser announces that all clothing collected by the United National Clothing Collection will be shipped overseas by Christmas. UNRRA figures show 100 million pounds already allocated or shipped, with a further 10.5 million pounds for China and 4 million for the Philippines. Shipments reach Europe, the Far East, and the South Pacific as governments guarantee free distribution. The drive, praised by Roy F. Hendrickson, prevented winter suffering by supplying used clothing and shoes to war-torn lands.
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Henry J. Kaiser
United National Clothing Collection
UNRRA
Europe
Far East
South Pacific
China
Atlantic
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
New York
S. S. Courier
Mr. Doran
Roy F. Hendrickson
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
America
Hendrickson
Tri-County Club meeting features sugarless candy demo
Mrs Meek Snyder hosted Tri County club members on Thursday afternoon September 27. Project leaders Mrs Henry Brockman and Esther Strandberg demonstrated sugarless dried fruit candy and shared other sugar saving recipes. With sugar rationing many members will appreciate these recipes.
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Meek Snyder
Tri-County
Henry Brockman
Esther Strandberg
NONE POSSIBLY BETTER CLUB MEETS AT HOME
The N P B club met Tuesday September 1 at Mrs Harold Spiker's home with Mrs Walter Johnson assisting hostess A sugar saving hint answered roll call An interesting demonstration was given by the leaders Mrs Ruby Heodecker was a guest A dainty lunch was served by the hostesses The next meeting will be October 25 at Mrs Paul Spearow's home with Mrs M O Baker assisting Mrs Walter Johnson Reporter
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Harold Spiker
Walter
Ruby Heodecker
Paul Spearow
M. O. Baker
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War Fund
Earl Geu
Lions
Wild Life
Western Nebraska
Pet
Scottsbluff
Bayard Mitchell
Oshkosh
Lyman
North Platte Valley
Lyman Bridgeport
Big Ten
Esneewe
Nwa
Scottsbluff Kearney
McCookk
B. F. Goodrich
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil CO
Sidney—Potter—Lodgepole
B.f.goodrich
Mr. Kaiser
Guy V. Doran
Clothing Collection
Tri-County Club
Walter Johnson
Poland
Sunol
Tom C. Allington
Bert Allington
Lipton
Folger’s
Hills Bros
L. Maxwell House
White Rock
Safeway
UF To
Smét Pkg
G. E
Mazad
Indire
Lux
Betty Crocker
Lea & Perrin
St Globe
del Monte
Libby
Casey
Reagan
Nabisco
Tate
Pattea
Ars
Clorox
Simoniz
Safeway Meats
Gde
B. Ib
B. Ibeef
Veal
Mole Tleas
Sunkist
Wemon Uice
Valencia
Bartlett
Triumph
Hubbard Squash
Ibs
Kieffer
Beth
Lous
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