Conservation Strides Told In Farm Conservation Plans
Five thousand trees were planted last spring to guard irrigated land on Francis Egginge’s Potter farm, an entry in the Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District project. Egginge has expanded irrigation from 37 acres to 200, with new wells and cement diversion boxes, ditch lining, and 35 acres leveled. A rotation plan includes alfalfa, with wheatgrass reseeding on noncultivated land, and pasture restored on 1,600 acres through deferred grazing. Other entries by Frank Beyer near Sidney describe leveled acreage, new wells, seedings of crested wheatgrass, and plans for dryland contour farming and subsurface tillage. George J. Kavanaugh, also near Sidney, leveled 50 acres for irrigation, planted 25 acres to crested wheatgrass, improved rangeland, and began a diversion ditch project. Hospital-keeping rules were discussed with approval to come. the council seeks to craft a hospital plan to unlock federal funds for construction and improvements. Members listed include Dr. Roy Fouts, Dr. Earle Johnson, G. Paul Spence, Harry Lainson Jr., C. B. Bentley, and T. S. Hock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Egging
Potter
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
Omaha World-Herald
Egginge
Frank
Beyer
Sidney
Clarence
Bernard
Mr. Beyer
George J. Kavanaugh
SCS
Hensing Nebraska
Roy Fouts
Omaha
Earle G. Johnson
Grand Island
G. Paul Spence
Franklin
Harry Lainson, Jr
Hastings
C. B. Bentley
T. S. Hock
Wayne
Clothing Care Gets Women's Attention
Miss Violet Shepherd Cheyenne County home extension agent conducts demonstrations in clothing and linen storage and will continue October lessons on closet arrangement. She is from Decatur Illinois and previously worked with FSA in Illinois. An achievement day is planned for October 17 with details to follow.
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Violet Shepherd
Cheyenne County
Mary Burbank
Miss Shepherd
Decatur
Illinois
FSA
Shepherd
Nebraska hospital advisory council holds first meeting
Advisory board on hospitals convened in Nebraska to discuss survey and construction plans. Dr W S Petty, chairman, said the group, newly appointed by the governor, will next meet on November 9 to consider adopting and submitting a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Urvey
Nebraska Hospital Advisory Council
W. S. Petty
IL A
Me YU
Police Court News of Multiple Intoxication Cases
Bert Gray of Omaha faced two October 3 hearings for intoxication, fined $5 and 2.70 costs then 15 days hard labor. Grover Buchanan of Ordville arrested October 5, fined 20 and 2.70 costs. Vernon Jacobs of Pine Ridge was arrested October 5, received ten days hard labor and 2.70 costs. Earl Zeller of Campus cited October 2 for disturbing the peace with a fine. Anthony J. Cudack of Casper cited October 7 for driving while intoxicated, fined 50 and 2.70 costs with ten days jail. companion William J. Horn of Casper was guilty of intoxication, fined 15 and costs. Bill Atkinson of Sidney arrested October 7 for intoxication, fined 10 plus costs. Joe Cain of San Francisco arrested Wednesday night, fined 10 and 2.70 costs. Roy E. Parker of Stanford to be guest for 15 days after arrest on intoxication count. costs 2.70. Roy Salyer of Sidney arrested Wednesday night for intoxication and disturbance, fined 25.
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Bert Gray
Omaha
Glenn Greenlee
Gray
Grover
Buchanan
Ordville
Greenlee
Vernon Jacobs
Pine Ridge
S. Cak
Earl Zeller
Campus
Ill
Anthony J. Cudack
Casper
Wyo
William J. Horn
Bill Atkinson
Sidney
Joe Cain
San Francisco
Calif
Roy E. Parker
Stanford, Ark
Roy Salyer
Paul Cain Held On Larceny Charge In Cheyenne County
Paul Cain of Omaha, arrested October 3 on intoxication, remains in Cheyenne County jail facing a larceny complaint after a watch belonging to R. W. Rose was found on him. Attorney a. tA. Js. Kinnersley is retained, bond fixed at $1000, hearing date pending before Judge Robert A. Barlow.
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Paul Cain
Omaha
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Cain
Nebraska State Penitentiary
R. W. .Rose
A. Ta. Js .Kinnersley
Robert A. Barlow
The Telegraph Offers Drum Packed Matches Attractively
A fragment promotes personalised matches and drum packed pricing priced at four shillings per box, branded by The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
VFW Officials To Convene At Bluffs
Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its quarterly council of administration meeting at the V F W home at Scottsbluff on Sunday Oct 12 beginning at 10 am. Voting members are department officers and district commanders but all members may attend and participate. National Commander Ray Brannaman of Denver and other officers are expected. A free dance precedes the meeting and reservations are available through E N Fogelman of Scottsbluff.
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Nebraska
E. N. Fogelman
Scottsbluff
Fraudulent Act Charged Against Farmer Earl C Bishop
Earl C Bishop of Sioux Villa was arrested by Sheriff W W Schulz on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. A warrant signed by Bert Walker of near Sidney accuses Bishop of taking $327 for an oil burning furnace not delivered, alleging false pretenses and deceit.
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Earl C. Bishop
Sioux Villa
W. W. Schulz
Bert Walker
Sidney
Bishop
Walker
William Hadley to be buried in Sidney today
William Hadley of Cheyenne, known to many Sidney residents, died this week and his body arrived in Sidney for burial in the local cemetery today. The Craig Home for Funerals handles arrangements.
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William Hadley
Cheyenne
Sidney
Craig Home For
Hostess Helps Gift Ensemble Offer
The Telegraph promotes personalized Hostess Helps gift sets for Christmas. Each ensemble includes 24 matches, 36 coasters, and 48 napkins, all gift boxed at two dollars per set.
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The
Telegraph
Mrs Finlayson Speaks On Hawaii Islands And Customs
Beulah Finlayson, daughter of Sidney resident Mrs I E Grabill, described Hawaii Island life to the Lions Club. She has spent eighteen years on Hilo and noted changes due to labor unrest, high prices from imported food, beef from island ranches, and income mainly from sugar cane pineapples and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Lions Club
Beulah Finlayson
I. E. Grabill
Sidney
Sixteen From Here At Church Meeting
Sixteen women from Sidney First Christians church attended a joint Sterling Fort Morgan ladies meeting in Sterling on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Gadd, Mrs. Barney Coyle, Mrs. Bernard Gass, Mrs. W. H. Straight, Mrs. Earl Bledsoe, Mrs. Glenn Greenlee, Mrs. M. E. Butterfield, Mrs. Dick Roberts, Mrs. George Meeham, Mrs. E. C. McKay, Mrs. C. S. Chambers, Mrs. Otho Campbell, Mrs. Gerald Gardner, Mrs. L. A. Pearson, and Mrs. L. J. Darnall.
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the . . Sidney First Christians Church
Sterling
Fort Morgan
Frank Gadd
Barney Coyle
Bernard Gass
W. H. Straight
Earl Bledsoe
Glenn Greenlee
M. E. Butterfield
Dick Roberts
George Meeham
E. C. McKay
C. S. Chambers
Kimball Men Fined On Speeding Count
A hearing before County Judge Robert A. Barlow on October 6 resulted in Robert and Floyd Perry of Kimball each receiving a $10 fine plus $4 in costs for speeding. The complaint was filed by county attorney L. M. Clinton.
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Robert A. Barlow
Robert
Floyd Perry
Kimball
L. M. Clinton
Livestock Receipts Record Set at Kansas City Market
The world’s largest single day livestock receipts occurred in Kansas City on October 18, 1943, with 64,015 cattle and calves received. Also advertised are Cel-A-Tone finish personalized playing cards, packaged attractively at $3.00 per set of two decks.
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Kansas City
Crater Lake noted as a volcanic wonder and sacred battleground
The piece describes Crater Lake as a deep, pristine lake in a shattered volcanic summit, a sister to Rainier and Hood, revered by Klamath Indians as a battleground of gods. It contrasts depth with Baikal and African rift lakes, and ends with a catalog note about rolled gummed tape in stock at THE TELEGRAPH.
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Rainier
Shasta
Hood
Siberian Baikal
Great Rift Lakes
Central East Africa
God of Justice
Light
Lord of the Underworld
All Things Evil
Telegraph
Extension Program Cooperative: Agricultural Extension Work Established
Extension work with the United States Department of Agriculture was created by an act of Congress on May 8, 1914, marking the birth of the extension program to support farmers and communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Queen Victoria and the Early British Telephone
Queen Victoria was among the first Britons to own a telephone. After she enjoyed singing experiments, Alexander Graham Bell gave her ivory telephones. The early set consisted of two receivers installed in pairs as exchanges had not yet been developed.
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Queen Victoria
Alexander Graham Bell
Gurley Loyal Workers Meet Sets Aid and Plan
The Gurley Loyal Workers met Friday October 3 at Mrs. Ernest Meyers home with eleven members present. Mrs. Harold Ahlschwede presided. Plans for Achievement Day on October 17 at Sidney auditorium were discussed along with Storage for Clothing and Linens Part I presented by Mrs. Leo Messner and Mrs. Ahlschwede. A lunch was served by Mrs. Lloyd Gebhardt and Mrs. Meyers. Next meeting is November 7 at Mrs. Charles McRoberts home.
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Gurley
Ernest Meyers
Harold Ahlschwede
Sidney
Leo Messner
Lloyd Gebhardt
Meyers
Charles McRoberts
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VFW
Bluffs
Mrs. Finlayson
the Fox
Shirley Temple
Franchot Tone
Guy Madison
Jenkins
Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Business & Professional Women
Sidney Club
Health & Safety Campaign
Elwell Motors
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Kit Companion
Horn Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
the Telegraph
LGR
Elemeth Coleman
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