People You Know Highlights Dalton Groups And Rotary Exchange
Dalton musicians four week old Pil Iola Singers perform at Lodgepole Old Settlers picnic, praised as pros and invited to more events as college bound members prepare to depart. Sidney Rotary exchange student Jim Knicely in New Zealand for three and a half months, writing home about gain in weight, host families, trips, and college life.
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Pil& Iola Singers
Dalton
Dalton High School
Jerry McRoberts
Donna Allen
University of Nebraska
Jim Kimmel
Dalton School
Butch Westerhoff
Hastings College
Miss Allen
Old Settlers
Mr. Kimmel
Lodgepole
Abilene
Sidney
Rotary
Jim Knicely
New Zealand
Jim
Upper Hutt
Jack Knicely
Joyce Cook
Trentham
Heretaunga
South Island
New Plymouth
Chatsworth Road
Mt. Cook
Lorenzo News Erwin Phelps Visit Bowmans
Lorenzo News notes a weekend visit by Erwin Phelps to Torrington Wyoming at the Ken Bowman home. other guests include Mrs Louise Hanna of Denver and Miss Anna Bretzke of Lincoln. Labor Day gatherings occur at various homes with multiple local families attending and a Scout den meeting planned for Sept 17 at Peetz.
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Erwin Phelps
Torrington
Wyo
Ken Bowman
Louise Hanna
Denver
Anna Bretzke
Lincoln
Ted Flemings
Lula Kloepper
Donald Hazlitt
Harry Hazlitt
Robert Hazlitt
Stan Flaharty
Ted Fleming
J. H. Rains
Englewood
Cab
J. J. Laaker
Glen Fleming
Mae Smith
Sterling
Don Hunt
Katherine Walker
Daryl Meier
Virgel Peters
Grand Island
Ned
J. C. Peters
Den
Peetz
Monte Hazlitt
John Davison
Jay Peters
Bookmobile At Kimball County Draws Crowds
Wallace Brownie Brown, operator of the Cheyenne and Kimball County Bookmobile, tows in amid eager youths on his first Kimball County visit last Friday. Six district stops produced 446 books issued and 23 library cards at District 4 School, with 74 books checked out by students.
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Wallace
Brownie) Brown
Kimball County
Harriet Lute
Nebraska Library Services
Dstrict
Time Schedule for Dr Colwell Cheyenne County Dinner Plan
Harold Tremain and Ferris Preble announce a Sept 15 Colwell for Congress visit in Sidney. The day includes a 9 a.m. businessman's coffee hour at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel, 10 a.m. coffee at Mrs Gordon Tobin, 11 a.m. Dalton Fall Festival, 2 p.m. coffee at the First State Bank hosted by Mrs E K Yanney and Mrs Tom Allington, 3 p.m. coffee at Mrs Gordon Tobin, and a 4 p.m. dinner at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with tickets at $4 to fund Colwell’s Third District campaign.
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Harold Tremain
Ferris Preble
Sidney
Colwell
Cheyenne County
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Gordon Tobin
Dalton
First State Bank
Lodgepole
E. K. Yanney
Tom Allington
Sund
Farmers Hold Wheat Stocks Under New U S Program
Washington reports farmers are withholding grain to seek higher prices, while millers and exporters access government supplies at lower costs. Under the Stabilization plan price support fell to 1.30 per bushel, with supplementary payments for compliant growers, and the Agriculture Department plans to sell surplus wheat at about 1.38 per bushel this month, rising monthly to cover costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Beard Backfired at Ludlow Centennial Parade
William Boese's beard, grown for Ludlow's centennial parade, caught fire when he attempted to start his stalled car’s gasoline-fed carburetor. A passerby trio beat out the flames as his wife and son watched. he spent parade day in the hospital.
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Ludlow
William Boese
Boese
Baese
USDA Adopts Seven Grades for Feeder Cattle
The USDA announces official standards for seven feeder cattle grades effective Sept 25. Top grades align with slaughter cattle names Prime through Inferior, reflecting thrift and slaughter potential. Last revised in 1942, the standards will guide market reports and sales nationwide. The rules appear in the Federal Register on Aug 26. Copies available from AMS Livestock Division in Washington DC.
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USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
Federal Register
Livestock Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Local Aid In August Was $23,000
August aid disbursed totaled 23207.32 with county share 4036.16. Payments covered Dependent Children 34,511.85 for 40 cases, Disabled Persons 3425.52 for 35 cases, Blind Persons 528.50 for 4 cases, Old Age Assistance 11716.45 for 101 cases, Medical Aid for the Aged 3023 for 4 cases. County welfare board approved a new health plan and 14 new applications. A Winchester AP item notes Bert Combs at a lodge dedication with a quip about retirement anonymity.
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A. D. Chambers
Cheyenne County Welfare Department
County Board of Public Welfare
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