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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

3

Dalton Community News Highlights and Local Notices

Dalton column recaps church meetings and social events. Presby terian Ladies Aid plans fall bazaar for Nov 5 with Mrs. J E Davison hostess while other groups meet at Dalton Cafe party room and homes. Families visit Denver, Boulder, Chadron, Scott bluff, and Portland. A seven pound son born to Darrell Bancroft. multiple arrivals and gatherings across Dalton through October.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid J. E. Davison Fred Carey Don Carey Bancroft Denver Boulder Ladies Aid Presbyterian Church John Schreinert Bob Ziegler Lutheran Ladies Aid Don Theis Jeanie Kay Potter Fred Rathman Harold Morgan Longmont Colo Kenneth Morgan Lynn Lucile Bernadee Gerald Larson Gary Albert Ehlers Hay Springs Jake Butherus Dalton Cafe Walt Gausman George Shinker Chadron Academy In Alliance Clayton Mintken Forrest Mintken Karen Bushnell California Jane Jerry Geselle Sidney Helen Dorothy Miller J. E. Ahlm Dorothy Neary Jon Martin Anderson Orville Freeburg Junior Zorn Nebr Canada Texas Old Mexico Wm. Schlotfelt Braska Missouri Leslie Boyer Louis Buck Kienan Ralph Taylor

Local Notes from the Eagle Farm and Family News

A 32 volt light plant was installed on the Fred Thompson farm last week. Janice Whitefoot stayed as an overnight guest of Helen Thompson on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Block visited Chris Weyerts at Dalton hospital on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson spent Tuesday evening together.

Semerad St. Benedict’s Hospital Sterling Art Pelster Judy Ann Gale Marlyn Gish Mary Jo Marrin Kenny Foster Louise Cortney Janice Neick Joyce Pelster Jimmy Vogt Jan Pelster Hospital News Chris Weyerts Gurley Anna Stull Darrell Bancroft J. A. Muhr Bridgeport Charles Eckert George Winkleman Tine Stikker Anna Geis Marilyn Linton Free Fitzgerald Marion Perry Fred Thompson Janice Whitefoot Helen Thompson Henry Block Dalton Hospital Harry Thompson Wm. Thompson Thomas Jake Folkerts West Point Illinois Herman Bruns Walter Rufenacht

Lodgepole seniors visit Denver on sneak days

The Lodgepole seniors spent Friday to Sunday in Denver touring Denver University Mint Denver National Bank City Park and Red Rocks with drivers Paul Smith Bob Huff and Walter Rufenacht. They visited KOA Happy Jack and returned Sunday evening.

Denver Denver University The Mint Denver National Bank City Park Red Rocks Happy Jack Koa Paul Smith Bob Huff Walter Ruf

Paper clip shortages ease with cartons in stock

Sales note announces available paper clips with strong supply though still limited. Customers may buy by the box or carton, with a limit of one carton per person, containing 1,000 clips.

Telegraph

Sweden to Build Big Inch Oil Pipeline to Stockholm

Sweden plans a pipeline project to carry American oil from the west coast across the country to Stockholm on the Baltic Sea. The line would connect import tankers with inland distribution across a broad corridor.

Sweden Stockholm Baltic Sea

Farm wealth as private business giant in 1946

The largest private business in the world is American agriculture. Farm land, buildings, machinery, equipment, livestock and crops on hand were valued at about 90 billion dollars in 1946, highlighting the scale of farm enterprise nationwide.

Farm Horses On U S Farms And In Towns Totals

The United States hosts about eight million horses and three million mules on farms with nearly half a million in towns and cities. City riders number around 150000 horses.

U. S

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