Ingwerson Buss Wedding in Beatrice Nebraska
Miss Leota Buss of Lincoln and Dale Ingwerson of Lodgepole were married in St. Paul's Lutheran Beatrice with a candlelight ceremony August 28. The couple and families, wedding party, and reception at the Hotel Paddock marked a traditional midwest union with attended by relatives and friends.
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Ingwerson-Buss
Beatrice
Leota Buss
Lincoln
Nebraska
Filert Buss
Dale Ingwersi
Paul Ingwerson
Lodgepole
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
E. Frese
John Blasig
Ray Sheuer
Lorene Buss
Ramon Little
Omaha
Elaine Lindell
Betty Lou Waring
Don Burr
Sidney
Clifford Christianson
Chappell
Robert Espergren
Ray Zimmermann
Alvin Buss
Clarence Flesner
Henry Jurgens
Arthur Zimmermann
Joyce Ingwerson
Mildred Wagers
Banker’s Life Insurance Company
University of Nebraska
Sigma Chi
Wisconsin
South 15Th
Linsau
Betty Jane Williams
Hampton O. Williams
Kent Paul Kratz
Golden P. Kratz
Washington, D. C
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Msgr. c. J. Riordan
Wheat harvest ranks second largest for United States in 1948
United States farmers produced the second largest wheat crop on record in 1948, with the total trailing only the 1947 yield. The bumper harvest underscored strong agrarian output amid postwar demand.
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United States
Cement Mixing Guidelines for Proper Consistency
Do not extend a bag of cement beyond its capacity. For average wet sand, mix five gallons of water per bag of cement to achieve the proper consistency and strength.
Thrill Circus Comes to Sidney Fairgrounds Friday Night
The Thrill Circus brings death defying stunts to the Sidney Fairgrounds sponsored by the Sidney American Legion. Performers include Dave Arnold tumbling a stock car end over end and Lucky Green leaping ramp to ramp through twenty feet of space. This marks the troupe’s first Sidney appearance after tours in Salt Lake City Denver Cheyenne and other Rocky Mountain cities.
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Sidney Fairgrounds
Dave Arnold
Lucky Green
Sidney American Legion
Salt Lake City
Denver
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Territory
Sidney
Car and Truck Collision Reported with $500 Damage
A Friday evening crash west of Sidney caused about 500 dollars in damage to a Chicago car a 1949 Chevrolet four door owned by Jim Saunders Auto Service. Police named John W. Claget t of 434 W Wellington Ave Chicago as driver.
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Chicago
Sidney
John W. Clagett
Wellington Ave
Ill
Jim Saunders
Car hits truck at West Highway 30 turn
Rolet traveled west on Highway 30 behind a 1947 Federal truck driven by Carl P. Payne, 37,4804 Bowne, Omaha, when Payne tried a left turn without signaling. The Chevrolet passed but struck the truck. The truck sustained no damage and no injuries were reported.
Box Butte Bluffs Leases Filed Across Counties
Oil leases totaling over 100000 acres in Scottsbluff Box Butte and Garden counties were filed in the last month. Alliance saw 97824 acres entered on one day including an 83000 acre Stanolind lease for Eldred holdings in Box Butte and Garden counties. Gering reported more than 14000 acres leased in the period. The Superior Oil Co. of Wichita appears to be the largest leasing organization.
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Scottsbluff
Box Butte
Garden Counties
Alliance
Gering
Superior Oil Co
Wichita
Kan
Open House Preview For St Marys Hospital Scottsbluff
A preview of the new 1.3 million dollar St Marys Hospital at Scottsbluff will be held next Sunday September 11 from 1 to 5 p m. The facility will be open to the public during those hours. Dedication is scheduled for September 15 with Bishop E J Hunkeler to lead the mass and blessing. The building cost about 1.3 million with equipment and furnishings near 250 thousand. donor shortfall stands at around 23 thousand after large valley contributions.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Scottsbluff
E. J. Hunkeler
Grand Island
New Farm Homes Built Across United States in 1947
About 240000 new farm houses were completed in 1947 across the United States. Builders and agricultural agencies reported surge in rural housing, with projects spanning multiple states and contributing to postwar expansion in farm communities.
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United States
Wages for Farm Hands Rise in 1948
Wages for farm hired hands continued to rise in 1948, averaging three and a quarter times higher than in 1940, reflecting ongoing shifts in agricultural labor costs and rural earnings.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Herbert Rabe
Henry Monnich
William Schuldt
Carlelas Sr
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Neal Morris
Christian Church
Dick Roberts
Paul Pearson
E. C. McKay
Barney Coyle
George Burr
M. E. Butterfield
Daisy Hiett
Presbyterian Circle
Fred Thompson
Vern Ankeny
E. J. Hartman
Herman Stirling
A. J. Jorgenson
J. R. Miller
A. F. Weber
Howard Osborne
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Verna Shoopman
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Ruth Gentle
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Presbyterian
Black Hills
J. C. Kreader
Pearl West
Romoo
Thimble Club
Carleton Haze
Alvin Kahl
Feofmoo
Legion Park
Arthur Collins
England
Sydney Dunn
Dixie Holtman
Patty
Peggy Lindley
Miss Holtman
Patty Lindley
Bayard
Kent Kratz
William Mason
Dean G. Kratz
Cornhusker
New York City
Kratz
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
University of Nebraska Law College
Delta Upsilon
Phi Delta Phi
Lincoln State Journal
Runge
Doris Jo
Bonita Runge
Clifford Runge
James Booth
M. W. Riggs
Greyhound
Los Angeles
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Illinois St
Aon Us
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Bluffs
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