Winterbru carload opens Sidney beer season at Storz
A 30 car trainload of Winterbru beer left the Storz brewery marking the winter beer season. Sales are far ahead of last year, with the first shipment going to the Western Ice and Storage company in Sidney. The piece notes the beer’s warming strength and growing Midwest distribution, plus crop figures and regional economic impact.
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Storz
Storz’Brewing Company
Western Ice and Storage Company
Sidney
Europe
Wes
Middle West
Sterz Company
More Deaths In State Reported By Official Dy P
Nebraska health director Dy. P. H Bartholomew reports an increase in deaths from all causes in the first half of 1936. A total of 7 284 deaths occurred, up from recent years, with heart disease the largest contributor and rises shown in nephritis and scarlet fever while influenza and tuberculosis decline. The cancer toll reached 776, and accidents totaled 48. Deaths by self harm remained at 12.
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Dy. P.”H Bartholomew
Nebraska
Crop Estimates Hold Steady Despite Short Feed Supplies
October crop estimates from the state and federal statistics division show little change from prior figures. Hay is plentiful while grain feeds are scarce. The eastern moisture has improved and substantial winter wheat has been sown. Fifty percent of wheat remains on hand and twelve percent of last year’s corn crop. Corn condition is twelve percent of October 1, 1934 levels, with some counties reporting small grain yields in irrigated or favored areas. Projected corn production is 27,627,000 bushels, far below last year’s 106,630,000 and the 1928-32 average of 223,843,000.
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Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Central
Platte Valley
United States
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
New 1937 Dodge Gets Early Look in Detroit Report
Eugene B Moel endorses the 1937 Dodge after an advanced preview in Detroit. He says if others fall for the car as he did, Dodge will win widespread voter support for offering a big, ethical car at a low price.
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Detroit
Eugene B Moel
Dodge
America
Hume and friends visit across town Sunday night
John Borges and John Frerichs called at Ben Jurgens home Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume and family and Mrs Anna Hume and Orval visited Otto Rahe home Sunday. Lavern Queen attended a show in Sidney Sunday. Melvin Jurgens and Pauline Ostermeier stayed with Pauline’s mother Mrs Henry Ostermeier in Sidney. Harley Garretts and Lavern Queen called at Henry Florke home.
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John Borges
John Frerichs
Ben Jurgens
Cecil Hume
Anna Hume
Orval
Otto Rahe
Lavern Queen
Sidney
Melvin Jurgens
Pauline Ostermeier
Henry Ostermeier
Harley Garretts
Henry Florke
Staurday
Social Roundup From Sidney Residents and Visitors
Residents and families like the Folkerts Bartling Rahe and Jurgens clans visited each other in Sidney and nearby, with shopping trips, corn picking, and Sunday calls noted. Names include Mrs. O Rahe Weyerts, John Folkeris, Harry Thompson, Bess and Elsie Rahe, Cecil Hume, Elda Hume, Martin Borges, Ben Jurgens, Joan Jurgens, William Ruby, Lodge Pole, Theodore Folkerts, Otto Rahe, James Payne, Herman Miller, Henry Block, Joan Tieman, James Lindsey, and John Bruce.
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Melvin Jurgens
Pauline Ostermeier
John F. Folkeris
Harry ‘ Thompson
William Bartling, Jr
Bess
Elsie Rahe
Cecil Hume
Elda Hume
Martin Borges
Ben Jurgens
Joan Jurgens
William Ruby
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Theodore Folkerts
John F. Folkerts
Otto Rahe
James Payne
Folkerts
John J. Folkerts
Herman Miller
Henry Block
Joan Tieman
James Lindsey
John Bruce
Social Calls Across Local Homes Sunday
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume and family and Mrs James Hume and Orval at Otto Rahe and Ben Jurgens homes. Fred Flicker and son of Huntsman visited Walter Flicker’s home. Alvin Sanders of Lodge Pale and Bert Kindred of Gordon visited William Hall and Otto Rahe homes for meals and company. Walter Fucker and children spent Sunday evening in Sidney. Harry Thompson stopped by William Bartling Jr home Monday morning. Melvin Jurgens visited John F Folkerts Friday afternoon.
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Wiltem and
Albert Frerichs
Cecil ‘Hume
James Hume
Orval
Otto
Rahe
Ben. Jurgens
Fred’ Flicker
Huntsman
Flicker
Alvin
Sanders
Lodge
Pale
Bert
Gordon
William Hall
Otto Rahe
Walter Fucker
Sidney
Harry Thompson
William Bartling, Jr
Melvin Jurgens
John F Folkerts
North Divide Social Notes In Sidney Community
Mrs. Pearl Sparks hosts North Divide gathering as Mrs. Jack Rathbun attends lodge in Sidney. WMB club met at L. Miller home with Ed Brookersby Lipke Linton Spiker among attendees. Various residents visit, guests dine, and relatives entertain with snake dance attendance and meals in Sidney and nearby homes.
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Jack’ Rathbun
Lodge
Sidney
Ed Brookersby
Ed Lipke
C. B. Linton
T. C. Spiker
WMB Club
Oo. Il. Miller
Henry Braasch
M. W., Osborn
Hattie Spiker
Dorothy Ahlm
Vera Sparks
Lodge Pole By Mrs George Line
Kenneth Carlton left Friday for Chicago accompanied to Lincoln by Frances Minshall. Mrs Harriet LaSalle of Chappell arrived Friday to spend a few days.
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Kenneth Carlton
Chicago
Lincoln
Frances Minshall
Harriet LaSalle of
Chappell
Local social visitors and callers in Sidney this week
Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom of Sidney hosted callers at the Noah Walters home Sunday evening. Mae Hernbloom returned from Omaha after completing a beauty culture course. Mrs George Line and son L C were Sidney business callers Tuesday. Dr R E Roche of Sidney made a professional call Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Kerker of Longmont Colo spent the weekend with Mrs Kerker's parents Mr and Mrs C O Bills. Doris Minshall and Dorothy Line visited Thursday. B J Bates and daughter Ruby and Mrs Harriet LaSalle were Sidney visitors Monday. Mrs Sarah Waller left Thursday night for Nebraska City to spend winter with relatives, after months with her son O M Waller. Mrs Harris and two sons and Mrs Chrissell of Chappell were business callers Tuesday evening. Amelia Schlaman, studying beauty culture at Grand Island, returned Sunday to spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Dick Schlaman.
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Ruby Bates
Carl Bergstrom
Sidney
Noah Walters
Mae Hernbloom
Omaha
George Line
L. C
R. E. Roche
Walter Kerker
Longmont
Colo
Amelia Schlaman
Grand Island
Dick Schlaman
East Dalton Social Notes Highlight Yowell Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs A L Yowell were Sunday dinner guests at the Lloyd Yowell home in East Dalton. Edith Devier features a local social column noting community hospitality and visitation among residents.
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East Dalton
Edith Devier
Sunday Visits Link Local Families in Midwest Community
Mr and Mrs Clarence Mellberg were Sunday dinner guests at the Charles Munshaw Jr home. Mr and Mrs Lou Johnson and Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken visited the Lloyd Yowell home. Arthur Larson James Devier and their families spent Sunday evening at the Ed Mintken home. Rex Mintken of Fremont visits the homes of Mrs Arthur Larson and Ed Mintken. Mr Berry of Wayne and Mr Burland of Omaha called at the C A Baker home midweek and Sunday. Lawrence Carr and family of Los Angeles and Mrs Louis Arndt visited at the James Devier home midweek. Marjorie and Marva Devier attended a birthday party at the Frank Mintken home for Patsy Warren.
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Clarence Mellberg
Charles Munshaw, Jr
Lou Johnson
Ed Mintken
Lloyd Yowell
Arthur Larson
James Devier
Herman Mintken and Sons
Berry
Wayne
Burland
Omaha
C. A
Marjorie
Marva Devier
Frank ,Mintken
Patsy Warren
Williams' R.U.X. Compound touted for rheumatic relief at Sidney Drug
An old advertisement asserts that uric acid crystals cause rheumatism and neuritis and promises relief within 10 days via Williams' R.U.X. Compound. It claims doctors widely prescribe salicylates, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to Sidney Drug Store at 10th and Illinois Street.
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Williams
R.U.X. Com
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winterbru
Catherine Borges
Cecil Home
August Jurgens
Arthur Ingwerson
Dalton
Howard
Neff
Ted Neff
Kansas
Will Frerichs, Sr
John Jurgens
C. G. Hume
Fred Schleiker
Lisco
P. J. Ingwerson
Art Larson
Sidney Staurday
Marjorie Ingwerson
Harley Weyerts
Bertha Borges
W. H. Fisher
Eagle
Hoover
Sterling
Colorado
Kgek Sterling
Hoover Sales Pavilion
Jim’ Hoover
Martin J. Peterson
Mar
Central Shoe Store
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Margaret
Miller
Ruth Kinton
Alfred Seimers
Vera
Paul
Denver
George Rippe
Thomas Home
Souith
Helen Goodwin
Ruby Sparks
Albert Haworth
Atlantic, Ia
M. C. Bales
Russell Haworth
Julesburg
Clem Miller
Florence Brown
Louis Miller
J. A. Sparks
Mrs. George Line
Mrs
A. L. Yowell
Rex Mintken
Fremont
Idnet, NE
Winterbru Beer
Western Ice & Storage Co
Idney, Nebraska
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