County fair horse racing heats keep fans lively
Old Eden rider Harold Eden leads a busy program as W Cooper's horses sweep three wins including Moon Brook undefeated this year. Pearl Carter wins opening in a stirring finish. Mary Lou takes county three eighths miles. Colonel Murphy narrowly beats Jim Bethel. Moon Grook remains undefeated in the mile. Bauer's stable shines in multiple events and a derby program is announced for Friday.
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W. Cooper
Colonel Murphy
Tilman
Moon Brook
Pearl Carter
Mitchell
Henderson
Mary Lou
A. Bauer
Maude
Vowers
Jim Bethel
Irwin
Tillman
Cooper
Moon Grook
Catsby
Billy Mack
Fisher
H. Eden
Miller
Heather Honey
Keller
Lindsey
Joy Pride
Eyester & Adams
Cross
Pauer
Lady
Moore
Shorty
Gruber
C. B. Irwin
Mattox
Independence
Wilbur
Woodface
C.B. Irwin
Morey
Honey Boy
Moore and Henderson
Flaxie May
Eyester and Adams
Droas
Harold Eden
Floyd Eden
W. Bauer
County Horse Races Feature Mixed Entries and Purses
The meet lists multiple horse races across distances from three-eighths to one and a half miles with purses ranging from 25 to 100 dollars. Names include owners A Bauer W Cooper Irwin Eyester Adams and riders Gruber Lind sey Morey and others with times and placements noted for several entries.
Nebraska Corn Crop Below Average Says Dept Head
Nebraska reports corn crop 18 below average due to shallow roots raising injury risk from sudden weather shifts. All small grains continue to perform well while the commercial potato crop has different prospects as the season progresses.
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Nebraska
Wheat and oat yields forecast from crop report
The report shows spring wheat at harvest 90 percent with forecast 3 240 000 bushels, winter wheat 64 372 000, total 67 612 000 vs 73 826 000 last year. Oats at 88 percent harvest imply 78 936 000 bushels, up from 69 813 000, barley at 92 percent forecast 14 265 000 vs 17 577 000 last year.
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North Central
Atmar Stores Announce Fall Showing Across Departments
Atmar stores operating in Sidney Scottsbluff Bridgeport Alliance and other towns announce a fall showing with new apparel and other lines at special price concessions. Sidney store under R C Martin reports readying extensive merchandise and a broad autumn array to draw shoppers. The Telegraph page carries the store’s advertisement detailing new fall stocks.
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Atmar
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Alliance
R. C. Martin
Atmars
Telegraph
Wheat market unsettled as stocks surge and demand fades
The week ending September 8 saw vast public storage wheat stocks and slow export demand, offset slightly by light spring wheat sales and steady foreign prices. Corn rose on strong demand for dwindling supply while oats, rye, barley, and flax faced softer or mixed pricing amid larger arrivals.
Wheat prices hold steady amid modest demand and premiums
Domestic wheat markets showed little change over the week with active demand for high protein wheat and slightly higher premiums. Twelve to 13 percent protein grades traded near Kansas City with modest over Sept price. export demand remained limited and shipping totals lagged last year.
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Kansas City
Texas Gulf Ports
Wheat planting to be scaled back for next year's crop
Nebraska farmers in Cheyenne county and across the panhandle belt plan smaller fall plowings for the coming winter wheat season. Acreage is expected near 200,000 acres in Cheyenne, with summer fallowing and soil care emphasized to sustain yields and grain quality amidst stored bumper stocks and price uncertainty.
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Plains
Cheyenne
Banner Wheat
Nebraska
Panhandle Belt
Panhandle Wheat Belt
Cheyenne County
Corn and staple crops boost Cheyenne area prosperity
Corn yields praised as frost-free conditions in Cheyenne and surrounding counties promise a record money crop this season. Rye barley oats potatoes and other staples support the overall agricultural prosperity of the home community.
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Cheyenne
Doren Furniture Stock Going Out In Sale
The extensive lines of furniture and home furnishings at Doren furniture store are being sold in a special close-out campaign now in progress. Manager Doren has retired and representatives run the sale to dispose of all stock. The store, once a leading western Nebraska furniture house, is now under new occupancy by previous Cheyenne County Trading Company tenants.
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Doren
Nebraska
Coren
Ogallala
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Atmar Organization
Water Fowl Hunting Season Opens September 16
Nebraska hunters await Sunday September 16 as the water fowl season opens from September 16 to December 31. Daily limits: 15 ducks and 5 geese per hunter. plover rails coots and snipe also allowed with limits. Grouse and prairie chickens season starts October 1.
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Nebraska
Auction sale of jewelry at L. Moxon store
Auction at L. Moxon jewelry store continues after Sidney businesses close for the fair. Crowds attend evening sessions while day sales were paused. Saturday opens with a 2 30 PM time sale and a 7 30 PM evening sale. Next week sale continues both afternoon and night sessions.
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L. Moxon
Sidney
Moxon’s
Moxon
Cheyenne Team Wins Tri State League Series
The Cheyenne team captured the Tri state league championship by beating Pine Bluffs 15 to 1 in the final game. Five Cheyenne players hit home runs as a key feature. Peetz finished third from bottom, ahead of only Bunker Hill and Dix.
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Pine Bluffs
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Dix
Peetz voters approve sale of electric light plant
In a special election Tuesday the residents of Peetz approved selling the town electric light plant and franchise to Public Service Company of Colorado. The deal aims to extend transmission lines into surrounding farm areas and connect to Padroni for power supply and other electrical services.
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Peetz
Public Service Company of Colorado
Colorado
Public Service Company
Padroni
Nebraska couples married at Sterling this week
This week in Sterling Judge Hinkley wed Robert L High and Lillian Nelson of Bridgeport, Harry Kaffman and Ethel Krause of Chappell, Kenneth Peterson and Evelyn Johnson of Chappell, and Severn Glassburn and Herbert Hull of Brule. Also Rev. G M Henderson officiated as more couples tied nuptial knots in the area.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Robert L. High
Lillian Nelson
Bridgeport
Harry Kaffman
Ethel Krause
Chappell
Kenneth Peterson
Evelyn Johnson
Judge Hinkley
Sterling
Severn Glassburn
Herbert Hull
Brule
G. M. Henderson
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