Hunting Season Opens This Saturday With Rules
The article states hunting season begins Saturday and bans shots larger than 10 gauge. Game birds may be shipped by express, baggage or auto if accompanied, with a 10 day possession after season close. Do not shoot on reserves or near closed areas and wear a hunting badge. Must have state license and federal duck stamp to hunt ducks. pheasant hunters may shoot ducks but stamps are advised. Mountain time district designated for 12 western Nebraska counties including Sioux and Dawes to observe Mountain time. others observe Central time.
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Frank B. O'Connell
State Game Commission
Nebraska
North Platte
O’connell
Sioux
Dawes
Kimball
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Cherry
Box Butte
Banner
Deuel
4 Point Farm Plan Is Planned By Leaders
Leaders outline a 4 point farm plan tied to a loan rate. The plan references a target price around 57 to 61 cents a bushel and a November crop projection near 2.717 billion bushels. If the November report shows lower output and price, a mandatory loan rate becomes required.
Panhandle Corn Crop Outlook Is Splendid
Panhandle farmers see a bright outlook as September to October rainfall rose to 3.39 inches, far above last year’s .83 inch. Observers report promising volunteer wheat conditions and expect many farmers to leave grain in the ground if winter weather stays favorable.
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Panhandle
5 Sypherds Brought Back For Theft Probe
Colorado authorities pursue a theft probe involving the Sypherd family with Marion Teeters. records indicate multiple prison terms including Leavenworth Canon City and Lincoln. Recovered items include clothing, jackets, overcoat, sheets, pens, watches, pocketbooks, shoes, and tools.
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Colorado
Marion Teeters
Schulz
Woolland
Wyoming
Charles
Ames
Nebraska
Harvey Sypherd
Leavenworth
Kansas
Canon City
Lincoln
Royal Neighbors Convene Tuesday For Conference Leaders
Royal Neighbors will convene on Tuesday to discuss the offices of supreme receiver and supreme auditor. The gathering features a past president of the Nebraska Fraternal Congress among the attendees.
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Supreme Receiver
Supreme Auditor
Nebraska Fraternal Congress
Fox Starting Times Kor Week Schedule
The coming week lists Fox features with showings for Mysterious Rider Four Daughters Time out for Murder and Stablemates. Times include Friday 8:50 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. for Four Daughters. Saturday 2:00 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. plus 10:00 p.m. for Four Daughters. Sunday matinee slots and evening runs for Time out for Murder and Stablemates. Monday and Tuesday repeat showings.
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Fox
Crippled Eleven to Start Benched Stars in Today’s Game
Bearcats face tough league test as Brown reshuffles lineup with Jay Nielsen back from the bench. A 7-7 tie at Bayard last week showed stubborn opposition as Scottschiff battles Sidney for the edge in manpower and stamina, while Brown forecasts a scrappy effort today.
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Brown
Jay Nielsen
Bearcats
Bayard
Scottschiff
Sidney
Maroons
Two Suspected Men Held By Bluffs Police
Police report two men suspected of burglary were held by Bluffs officers after a break in at a local office. A crowbar and heavy chisel lay near a safe door where the dial had been knocked off, and Blome had run for aid before the pair escaped.
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Bluffs Police
Blome
Two Men Taken By Sterling Police
Sterling police detained two men who claimed they were headed to Sidney. Officials learned of a car theft and sought to question the pair before filing charges. No charges had been announced at the time, and Powell planned further questioning.
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Sterling Police
Sterling
Sidney
Powell
Sidney and area visitors and shoppers gather Friday
Sidney residents and neighboring families fill weekend social circuit with visits and shopping. Mrs. C H Hammond hosts Marilee and Ronald McMillen birthdays dinner at their home alongside numerous calls at E H Howe, Lingwall, Sprenger, Andersen, and Hammond households.
Community Social Notices from Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs A Sprenger and guests spent Saturday at the E H Howe home. Alfred Sprenger and son Keith joined Sunday dinner with the Geis family of Dalton. Hammond visited the Sprenger home. Westphalen shopped in Sidney. Keith visited Fred Geis Jr. at Greenwood. Beulah Thurrow and son moved from the vicinity to Sidney. Cecil Hume LaVerne Queen Jackie Thurrow and Guss Hennig visited Howard Neff. Harley Garretts and John Frerichs helped with potato harvest at Earl Panabaker farm. Hazel Brown of Spencer returned home with grandmother Mrs Barbara Ingwersen. Willard Frerichs and O Rahe hosted Sunday dinner and traveled to Sedgwick Colorado. Arlene Hennig of Chadron spent the weekend at home. Wilard Frerichs visited this vicinity Wednesday. D A Niece moved to Minatare for winter work. Guss and Fred Hennig helped Paul Ingwersen with pines Wednesday. Anna Hume hosted the S H club with five members and five visitors. Next meeting with Mrs O Rahe. LaVert Bondegarde spent weekend at Howard Neff. Beulah Thurrow and Jackie stayed overnight with C G Home. P J Ingwersen and LaVerne Queen visited Dalton and Gurley Monday. Morris Jessen called at Howard Neff home Monday. LaVerne Lacson called on Howard Neff Wednesday. Gay and Henry Thurrow of Kearney stayed overnight with LaVerne Queen Wednesday.
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C. H. Hammond
Marilee
Sidney
Arthur McMillen
Norman Troubaugh
E. H. Howe
Ed Howe
Bluhill
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Hodgson
Charley Sprenger
Anna Reineka
A. M. Andersen
Frank Klentz, Jr
C. L. Walters
Paul Wilger
Kimball
Henry Lane
Dalton
H. J. Hammond
Charles Sprenger
Alfred Sprenger
John Lingwall
Fred Andersen
Alfred Koester
Christina Sprenger
Milan Glassburn
Katherine Peterson
Agnes Hundrup
Sor
Allen Killham
Ronald McMillen
E. J. Hammond
J. C. Johnson
Wendell
Frank Klentz
Eileen
August Mielke
J. ©. Johnson and Son
Andrew Andersen
Potter
Beulah Thurrow
Cecil Hume
LaVerne Queen
Jackie Thurrow
Guss Hennig
Howard’ Neff's
Harley Garretts
John Frerichs
Earl Panabaker
Hazel Brown
sDeriver
Barbara Ingwersen
Willard Frerichs
O. Rahe
Otto Rahe
Sedgewick
Colorado
Arlene Hennig
Chadron
Wilard Frerichs
D. A
Minatare
Guss
Fred Hennig
Paul Ingwersen
Well Pines
Anna Hume
S. H. Club
LaVert Bondegarde
Howard Neff
Jackie
C. G
P. J. Ingwersen
Dalton and Gurley
Eagle Briefs from District 57
Mr and Mrs Joe R Stretch and son Donald visited Howard Neff on Saturday evening John Jurgens called on John Borges on Sunday There was no school in District 57 on Monday and Tuesday Miss Pauline Ostermeier attended teachers institute
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Joe R. Stretch
Donald
Howard Neff
John Jurgens
John Borges
Pauline Ostermeier
Teachers Institute
Sidney Draw by Elizabeth Kurz
Claude Chambers Bob Anderson and Art Chambers left Sunday for Iowa to look for work picking corn. John Kurz and son Carl helped Frank Kurz haul wheat Monday. Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Caro
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Claude Chambers
Bob Anderson
Art Chambers
Iowa
John Kurz
Carl
Frank Kurz
Bert Walker
Caro
Local Kurz Family Notes Update and Social Visits
Wednesday calls from line Kurz at the ayers Kurz home. Several Kurz family members attend parties and dinners at the homes of Albert Koester Bert Walker and others. Mrs Caroline Kurz prepares to leave for Hooper while pupils enjoy a two day vacation for a teachers institute in Sidney. The beet harvest begins at Benzi Johnson farms as local residents share visits and errands.
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Line Kurz
Ayers Kurz
Sohn Seidel
Sam Chambers
Ed Wolverton
Bill Spicknell
Robert
Josephine
Dorothy Kurz
St. Patrick’s
Academy. Net
Otto Kurz
Gordon Hite
Albert Koester
Urday
Frank ’Kurz
Bert Walker
Caroline Kurz
Hooper
Miss Kurz
Teachers ‘Institute
Sidney
Frank Kurz
Henderson
Presbyterian rummage sale set for three days
The Presbyterian Circle will hold its annual rummage sale for three days starting Thursday October 13. The first door is north of Young's Cafe. Mrs. R. P. Kepler is the chairman.
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Presbyterian Circle
Young’s Cafe
R. P. Kepler
Dalton Hometown Notes Briefs and Life Events
Births and burials mark the Dalton week with a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Van Anne, twins to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brunner, and an infant buried in Dalton cemetery. Local activities include church group events, student attendance rewards, potato harvest work, and community meetings as crews dig and build.
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John van Anne
Harold Brunner
Charles Schuler
Dalton
Henry J. Davis
Iowa
Budapest Elevator Fares Between Apartments Are Tiny
In Budapest Hungary residents pay a small fare to ascend in a modern apartment elevator about 2 cents, with the price doubling after midnight. Most people ride up and walk down afterward.
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Budapest
Hungary
Malaya Turns to Radiotelephone Overland Lines Fall
Elephants disrupted jungle telephone lines as back scrapers. Remote Malaya states switch to radiotelephone to maintain communications after elephant damage.
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Malaya
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Crippled Eleven
Mr. Vernon
Karl Sprenger
A. Sprenger
Keith
Fred Geis
Dr. Hammond
Alfred Sprenger Home
Westphalen
Fred Geis, Jr
Greenwood
Bill DeCorrevent
Chicago
Northwestern University
Sigma Chi
Eagle
Elda Hume
Sidney Draw
Elizabeth Kurz
Sidney Drug Co
Whitman
Lord Baltimore
Richard
Packard
Schick
Sunbeam Razor
Compact Sale
Nake
Pepgodent Po
Alka Seltzer
EPSOM
Admiracion
Vick
Harvey Heizer
Hemingford
R. R. Reinmuth
Glenwood Martin
Clifford Martin and Son
Macksburg
Ivan
Eldy Reinmuth
Clifford
Iowa State
Clara Ewing
Loretta Frandsen
California
Arizona
Iversons
Loretta
Edward Foy
Fort Lupton
John Schrienert
James Wdeiner
Clyde Toof
J. M.,kreader
Main Street
Frandsen
Ewing Corner
Charles A. Schmidt
Alvin
Bignell
Maxwell
Bernard Alber
J. B. Pankau
Albers
J. A. Siefer
Roger Brennan
Bridgeport
Marion Asbury
Schmidt Cafe
Penney’s
Brentwood
Bv .C.penny Company
Nat Towles
City Auditorium
American Legion
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