Winter wheat surplus predicted for 1929
The Department of Agriculture estimates that with average abandonment and yields, 46,523,000 acres sown for winter wheat this fall could yield about 610,000,000 bushels, creating an exportable surplus while domestic needs run 420,000,000 to 440,000,000 bushels. Competition from Canada Australia and Argentina looms as world carryover grows.
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Department of Agriculture
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Mississippi River
Great Plains
Pacific Coast States
Great Plains States
Italy
United States
India
thankful for our unity amid world religious bias
A Canadian or American reader notes Europe’s greater religious prejudice after a Paris cable reports four car crash victims, Catholic Protestant Jewish and Greek Orthodox ministers unable to unite at the grave. Each church performed rites separately for the same pile of bones later buried together.
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Europe
Paris
Local notes from North Divide and surrounding towns
Mrs George Rippe called at Ray Wellner home Tuesday. Ed Brockelsby and son Adrian visited Fort Collins where Adrian will attend college next year. Leona Wilson of Dix visited Mrs Clarence Schmuelle's family. Mrs Mays of Lincoln returns from three months with her daughter Mrs Ed Lipke. Erwin Lee, formerly with Rippe and Jones, went home to Grand Island. Catherine Hamer returned to Grand Island business college after a month with her parents. Edwin Wellner had tonsil surgery in Sidney and is recovering. Mrs Elmer Hughes and children visited Roy Neary in Bayard. Evelyn Blanke had dental work. Charles Glant hosts Kansas cousin visit. Elmer Hughes drove to Sidney.
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George Rippe
Ray Wellner
Ed Brockelsby
Adrian
Fort Collins
Colo
Leona Wilson
Dix
Clarence Schmuelle
Elmer Hughes
Roy Neary
Bayard
Evelyn Blanke
Charles Glant
Kansas
Sidney
Dr. Parker
Sedgwick
Glen James
Ed Roth
Burdett Sharp
Jim Oliverius
Emma Skrolle
Crook
Merle Holmes
Sterling
Joe Vogler
B. B. Sharp
George Bonser
Opal James
C. W. Bonser
Tom Bonser
Walter Frechis
Harold Bonser
Joe Louderback
Sam James
Norman Harp
Kearney
Harry Thompson
Kenneth
Emma White
Mr. Thompson
H. B. Jones
Martha
L. F. Cunnigham
George Schults
Denver
Raymond Keiselhorst
Venango
Paul Carras
M. L. Scott
Cripple Creek
T. J. Hanson
Grand Island
Harold Rowan
Lisco
Maple Grove Family Travel and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Dallugue and family left Monday for Deweesee Nebr after spending Saturday and Sunday with W T Sharman. Frank Workman family dined at Ed Miles Monday. Hazel Miles returned home with them. Mable Workman stayed at Miles home. Mrs N P Johnson daughters visited F A Johnson and Mrs John Newton also stopped by Thursday afternoon.
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Dallugue
Deweessee
Nebr
W. T. Sharman’s
Frank Workman
Ed Miles
Hazel Miles
Mable Workman
Miles Home
N. P. Johnson
Robert Dyke
Eric Krussman
F. A. Johnson's
John Newton
Delbert Horner
Sidney
Nels Johnson
Andrew Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Clyde Wallace
C. Junker’s
Doris Wilson
John Shelley
Joe Dilly
T. G. Waddell
Mr. Waddell
John Wilson
Gerald Mittan
Faye Newton
Lorenzo
R. W. Johnson
Arthur Netsch
Community Social Roundup Across Local Families
Mrs Art Roberts and children spent Wednesday at F A Johnsons. Lucille Waddell and aunt at Nels Johnsons. Threshing helped by Merle Houge. Many neighbors visited, shopped, and dined with families including Johnsons, Shar mans, Miles, Waddells, and Bonsers. Notable moves include hospital and business trips to Denver and Cripple Creek.
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Art Roberts
F. A. Johnson's
Lucille Waddell
Mable Waddell
Nels Johnson's
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Merle Houge
R. W. Johnson
Helen
Sidney
Well repairs and Monday visits in South Sunol
Albert Ottjes hosted a Crook business caller for well repairs while T. A. Bonser and Ernest Bonser assisted with Ottjes well. Joe Vogler visited Ottjes home, and Mrs. Ottjes, ill after surgery, received visits from Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Petre.
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Albert Ottjes
T. A. Bonser
Ernest Bonser
T. A
Joe Vogler
George Bonser
Charles Miller
W. Petre
Jim Vacik
George Bowser
Crook
Grandma Kendrick
Billy Kendrick
Local notes and visits across towns and hospitals
Ernest Keiselhorst suffers blood poisoning from a hand cut while visits include Miss Birdie Ellington from near Omaha, Roy Ellington, and a fishing trip with Nels Erickson and George Bartels. Frank Rihn ill at daughter Mrs. Wm Forward home. Dr A A Larson and guests J H Berry of Missouri left Estes Park outing. Delta Zimmerman, Nogales hospital technician, spent a week with E C Collart. Zimmerman is Collart’s relative. Kenneth Thompson and Denver relatives visited over Sunday.
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Ernest Keiselhorst
Birdie Ellington
Omaha
Roy Ellington
Nels Erickson
George Bartels
Bridgeport
Frank Rihn
Wm. Forward
A. A. Larson
J. H. Berry
Missouri
Estes Park
Delta Zimmerman
St. Joseph Hospital
Nogales
Arizona
E. C. Collart
Zimmerman
Collart
Lydia Zimmerman
Kenneth Thompson
Denver
Potter News and Social Roundup
Mrs Tom Iverson and children head to Minnesota to join Mr Iverson while Edgar Leafdale of Hastings visits his grandparents in Potter. Local trips include N S Miller and Leo Osborn fishing near Laramie and the Dannebrog Petersens with their three sons visiting. Supt Snooker family stay in Arnell residence for winter. Potter folks attend Kimball county fair and Hoover club meeting in Sidney.
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Tom Iverson
Minnesota
Mr. Iverson
Edgar Leafdale
Hastings
M. Leafdale
N. S. Miller
Leo
Ralph Osborn
Sidney
Laramie
L. M. Peterson
Dannebrog
Peter Hansen
John Quein
Lincoln
Clarence Johnson
Lulu Johnson
Greeley
Colo
Emil Nelson
Dorothy MacAdam
Black Hills
Guy Hite
Grand Island
Legion and Auxiliary Convention
Supt
Snooker
Arnell
Potter
Fowler
Miss Sloan
Chaddron
Hoover Club
Sidney Staurday
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South Atlantic States
Appalachiin Mountains
T. A. McNeall
North Divide
Maple Grove
South Sunol
Cheyenne County
West
Sidney, Nebraska
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