Pepped Up Gridders Meet Bluffs Tonight
The Bearcats face Bayard Bluffs with five quarterbacks used in recent games. James Nycum misses Friday due to a missing eligibility certificate, while Sam Neeley Mil lerd Cluck and Bob Schmidt share signal duties. Nycum’s last moment rule-book appeal helped avert a Bayard score threat at the 20 yard line. Mayfair station and cafe renovations noted along with a steam plant and new power line extension by Alestern Public Service.
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Ther
James Nycum
Abe
James
Bearcats
Bayard
Sam Neeley
Millerd Cluck
Schwaner
Bill Bernard
Bob Schmidt
Mayfair
S. E Pearson
Mayfair Cafe
R. M. Harris
Dalton
Cabin Camp
Alestern Public Service Company
Land Sale Interest Is Irrigation Forerunner
Irrigation forerunner gains demand as dealers report pump and well equipment sales and tests in Alliance Lodge Pole Valley and Sioney Draw areas. Wells in Alliance require deeper drilling for adequate water. Farm leaders credit irrigation with reviving western Nebraska amid drought and poor crops, noting North Platte valley prosperity but wider hardship unless water access expands.
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Alliance
Lodge Pole Valley
Sioney
Panhandle
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
25 Per Cent Cut In Costs Is Miller's Aim
Miller advocates substantial cost reductions targeting a 25 percent savings as a fiscal plan. He argues farmers bear heavy tax burdens and cautions against continuing to collect 64 percent of total taxes from those who lack funds to pay. State Treasurer Jensen reports the general fund balance at $136,269 with Monday's receipts $36,640 and disbursements $23,933. Unremitted collections from twenty-two treasurers raise concern about liquidity and warrant redemptions.
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Jensen
Ministerial Alliance Opens New Meeting Series
The Ministerial Alliance begins its opening meeting with Protestant ministers. Rev Tanner of Potter hosts the next regular meeting. The winter program committee includes Rev Tyner of Sidney Rev Slocumb of Kimball and Rev Ketchum of Julesburg with the host pastor as fourth member. The Ludze Pole Valley alliance spans Kimball to Big Springs and Dalton to Julesburg and Sedgewick.
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Alliance
Tanner
Potter
Tyner
Sidney
Slocumb
Kimball
Ketchum
Julesburg
Ludze Pole Valley Alliance
Big Springs
Dalton
Sedgewick
Modern Cabin Camp Under Construction Near Mayfair Station
Slayter outlines a new modern cabin camp with two adjacent units per building and a connecting door for larger family quarters. Deluxe, semi modern, and de-axe cabins will be stucco finished, spaced fifty feet apart, and landscaped. A wide walk to Mayfair station, cafe, and grocery stock planned. first four single cabins expected ready in two weeks.
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Slaster
Mayfair
Slayter
Mayfair Station
Mayfair Camp
Jesse
Henry Horst Sr Death Notice in Gurley Nebraska
Henry Horst Sr dies after long rural life beginning in Germany and ending in Gurley Nebraska. Survived by wife Caroline Teboe eight children and siblings in Nebraska and Germany. Funeral at Salem Lutheran Church with interment in Salem cemetery. Rice Funeral Home in charge.
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Enda
Germany
Gutley
America
Hooper
Nebraska
Caroline Teboe
Otto Horst
Gurley
Horst
Salem Lutheran Church
Albert
Augusta
Martha
Henry Jr
Otto
Herman
Hastings
August
Deshler
Anna Korsmeyser
Sidney
G. H. Jueces
Charles Bartels
Walter Aurich
Bronson
Louise Schaerpsmeier
Near Buenda
Wisner
Rev. Reddel
Salem Cemetery
Rice Funeral Home
Talcott Duo Linked to Sun Benediction Parish
Mr and Mrs Talcott of Sun Benediction are noted alongside Rev Beehe in a brief local notice, highlighting personal church ties and community associations without further details.
Corn in Nebraska bins dips to multi decade low
The Oct 1 Nebraska farm corn stock fell to 912,000 bushels, far below 13,220,000 last year and 18,668,000 average. A. E. Anderson, state statistician, says supplies should cover local feed needs despite the three drought years. Dr. Leo J. Thomas appears in the unconnected ad text.
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Nebraska
A. E Anderson
Franklin Hornaday joins Met Opera company debut airing
Franklin Hornaday, formerly Frank Hazzard in Denver Chicago St Louis and New York clubs, makes his Met Opera debut at 3 pm Sidney time on October 31 in a broadcast featuring the Metropolitan Opera Company. His mother praises him and notes he will use his real name from now on.
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Metropolitan
Frank Hazzard
Denver
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Franklin
Hornaday
Sidney Time
Lodge Pole Couple In 50th Wedding Year
Mrs Briggs and Mr Talcott of Sunol celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary in a Sunol program featuring vocal solos by Miss Vosburg of Goodview and readings by Mrs Dean Pomeroy. A Johnson song from Sunol and a piano solo by Marjorie Games accompany a silver offering presented by Rev Beebe.
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Lodge Pole
Briggs
Talcott
Sunol
Johnson
Reading
Dean Pomeroy
Fiano
Marjorie Games
Rev
Beebe
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Henry Horst Sr
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Benediction
Rev Beehe
Leo J. Thomas
Osborn Building
Shen
Kilgore and Son
Kilgore
U. S
SWIFT
Virginia Red Star
Maxie Cobb
Quart
U.S
P&g Fancy
P&g
California
Eheo Oe Oere
Maxwell House
Schillings
Libby
Ellis
College Inn
Sauerkraut
O. K. Brand
Oui
Pillsbury’s Harvest Tin
Valley Brook
Oleo
Campbell
T.N. T
Hershey
del Monte
LUX Soap
MR. Farmer
Carey’s
Franklin Hornaday Is
Met’ Opera
Salo Miss
Philco
Hepner
Radio CU
Hepner Clothing Co
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