Washington County boy leads dairy calf clubs in Nebraska
Leonard Miller of Kennard Washington county is Nebraska champion of dairy calf club members this year. He will attend the national dairy show in Memphis Tennessee in October as guest of Blue Valley Creamery Institute. Leonard is 17 and owns five head of purebred Jerseys with cows in milk and a net profit of 387 in 14 months. He has won state fair dairy exhibits and the dairy showmans contest and values club experience most.
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Leonard Miller
Kennard
Washington County
Nebraska
L. I. Frisbie
Memphis
Tenn
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Leonard
Baby Beef Club
Dairy Club
George Bates
Lincoln
Chicago
Colorful fall fashions predicted by Kuppenheimer expert
Orton B. Motter of the House of Kuppenheimer forecasts bold color for men this fall and winter. Rich reddish browns magenta and blues lead a trend toward bright checked waistcoats linen vests and colorfully styled shirts. Accessories include high crowned Homburgs and pastel shirt accents with Greenlees in Sidney handling local displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton B. Motter
House of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
France
America
Homburg
Switzerland
Kupperheimer
Sidney
Greenlees
Roy Greenlee
Rolfe Hine
Cheyenne County Farmers Record Flock Production Costs
Bright Cheyenne county poultry raisers have kept a complete record of costs and income from their poultry for several years and will finish the year on November 1. The Nebraska extension service through the poultry department runs a project titled the record flock project, available to anyone with 50 producing birds.
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Bright
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Extension Service
Poultry Department
Woman Eats Only Baby Food Three Years
An advertisement features Mrs NM of Gunn claiming three years of baby food left her with gas until Adlerika. The copy asserts the product relieves gas, removes old waste matter, and improves meals and sleep, urging readers to buy at Western Drug Co. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Gunn
Nebraska Women Clubs Use Helpful Material
Nebraska women's clubs receive assistance from the agricultural college extension service with study club project circulars. Monthly topics span September to June, with Series 8 added this year focusing on Nebraska women. In the prior year 159 clubs with 3334 members used the program, helping counties without extension agents stay connected to college resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Clubs of
Nebraska
Agricultural College Extension Service
The
Agricultural College
Supreme Court rules storage charges not guaranteed after ten days
Nebraska Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled grain placed in an elevator is not automatically in storage after ten days. The decision involved Crete mills and farmer Charles Johnston in a $4589 dispute over wheat stored since 1922 with a 1927 sale pending market terms.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
Crete Mills
Chas. G. Johnston
Johnston
Local residents share visits and farm notes in tidbits
Winkleman plans to quit next Wednesday. Mrs Claus Engelland and Mrs O L Miller visited Mrs George Neiman at the Taylor hospital and with the Neiman family. John Jones hauled coal from Sidney Thursday. The Cheans shipped chickens to Denver and operate poultry with steady profits. Engelland and Miller threshed last week. Isaac Jones moved to Sidney. Ed Wolverton rents Jones farm for next year. Hoover club attendees included Emma Ely, Anna Kinton, Jense Johnson and Hawkins. Fred Seimers of Huntsman and Ed win Seimers of Sidney learned of a brother’s illness and went east. Ed Schmelle and family hosted dinner with several friends including Wm Sparks, Ralph Sparks, Clarence Schmelle, John Jones and Leona Wilson. Nora Straight visited the Jones home. Frank Kinton and wife visited Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Engelland
George Neiman
Taylor Hospital
John Jones
Sidney
O. L. Miller
Baby
John Sparks
Coleridge
J. A. Chean
Denver
Isaac Jones
Ed Wolverton
Jones Farm
Hoover Club
Emma Ely
Anna Kinton
Jensé Johnson
Hawkins
Fred Seimers
Hunts
Nora Straight
Frank Kinton
Marriage announcement of Miss Faye Bomer in Stratford Texas
Miss Faye Bomer of Stratford was announced as married to a local in the South Sunol area. Bomer formerly lived here with her parents. Mrs. S F James stays in Crook with the children during schooling. Several local families attended a political speaking event in Crook Monday evening.
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Faye Bomer
Stratford
Texas
Miss Bomer
S. F. James
Crook
North Divide Social and Farm Notes
Mr and Mrs Claud Sparks and Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks hosted Monday dinner with the Wm A Sparks family. Jed Seimera received a carload of salt at Huntaman. Helpers to Harry Straight threshing last week included John Glant Myron Hornsby Ed Wolverton and Ed Lipke. Mrs H P Thomas of the South Divide called at the George Rippe home Wednesday with Mrs Fred Reimer assisting Mrs Wm Rippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Sparks
Harry Sparks
Wm. A. Sparks
Jed Seimera
Huntaman
Harry Straight
John Glant
Myron Hornsby
Ed Wolverton
Ed Lipke
H. P. Thomas
South Divide
George Rippe
Fred Reimer
Thoxine Backed Quick Relief for Sore Throat Ad
A physician's prescription Thoxine promises instant relief from sore throat and coughs without harmful drugs. It targets both soreness and internal causes with a safe formula for the whole family. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 sizes at all druggists.
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Ady
Community Notes From Crook Area Gatherings
E N Roth hauled wheat to Crook Monday and attended the Bernard Weaver sale west of Crook. E E Dunham sold hog medicine nearby Tuesday and called at Roth and Bonser homes. Glenn James visited Crook Wednesday followed by several social calls. Mrs C W Bonser and Mrs Lydia Bonser visited Mrs J R Sullivan near Crook. George McCracken hosted guests and visits at Ernest Bonser home. James left for Rosemont to study telegraphy. Local club members including Bonser and Redden attended Crook meeting. Mrs Tom Kendrick returned from Welch Oklahoma after her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Roth
Crook
Bernard Weaver
E. E. Dunham
G. W. Bonser
Glenn James
C. W. Bonser
Lydia Bonser
J. R. Sullivan
George McCracken
Ed Biiney
J. F. Japp
Allen Allen
Ernest Bonser
Rosemont
Nebr
Mesdames
T. A
Ernest
Charles Redden
George Bonser
Albert Otties
Local Social Notes From Scottsbluff and Nearby Areas
Walter Happel and Wm Grosze visit Scottsbluff this week. Mr and Mrs F J Beyer and family dine with Henry Koester. John Schuesselman from Sidney carpenters for Henry Ehmke this week. Mrs Christene Brandt and daughters of Gurley weekend at Arthur Borcher home.
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Walter Happel
Wm. Grosze
Scottsbluff
F. J. Beyer
Henry Koester
John Schuesselman
Sidney
Henry Ehmke
Christene Brandt
Gurley
Arthur Borcher
Sidney woman visits daughter in law home
Mrs. Lyngholm of Sidney spent a few days this week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Happel. Willis Beyer and Clem Kretz left Thursday for the east to pick corn. Mrs. Iva Beyer spent Monday at the Foster home. C. A. Overman called at F. J. Beyer's Tuesday. John Novotny hunted Wednesday with Ted Hart. Farmers rejoice over the big rain of Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John McGrane and family returned from Iowa. Mrs. J. E. Bayne and children visited Iva Beyer Friday. Miss Clara Mohart and family attended the dance at the academy Tuesday. Bluhill Coffee advertisement.
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Lyngholm
Sidney
Walter Happel
Willis Beyer
Clem Kretz
East
Iva Beyer
John McGrane
Iowa
J. E. Bayne
Clara Mohart
Joseph, Willis
Clara Beyer
The
Academy
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Ing
Willey
Kuppenheimer
Nebraska Womans Clubs
Supreme Court
Winkleman
South Sunol
Bod
North Divide
Kretz Radio & Ignition CO
In Sidney
G. V. Doran Or
H. T. Doran
Bunker Hill
Dr. Niblack
Bassett Drug Store
C. A. Overman
John Novotny
Ted Hart
Bluhill
Adv
Oakland
Studebaker
Erskine
Tudebaker
O. B. Festery
Mann Motor CO
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