Local notes reflect a span of visits and community events
Mrs Regester of Republican Kansas visits her daughter Mrs Gus Eden. Ed Mayer and family from Ickes visit with his brother Ed. Miss Green teaches twenty six pupils. Attendees at a Mission feast include Claus Edens Henry Horsts Fred Korsemeyers and Will Jeudes for Rev Wagner's last service. Mrs Will Eden and children visit sister Mrs Charlie Roth and attend the fair. Herman Busch heads to Wixeter for elevator duty. A new baby arrives for Mr Krewer and wife. A Lutheran student arrives and boards with Albert Jeudes. Herbert Birdwell begins Cunningham school. County fair draws many attendees. Knox family visits W F Edens. Mrs Charlie Roth of Sidney stays ten days at W F Edens for the frail baby’s air. The Davis thresher works the Jeudes ranch area. Walter Lockhart works for Jim Nelson. E A Howe’s daughter Beatrice visits Mrs Glassburn. David Jones passes through with land agents. Ed Nelson and wife visit C A Glassburn. M Nelson of Tadpole ranch hauls wheat to Peetz. Mrs Selover is poorly. Mr Kirkpatrick goes to Peetz. Tom Milan and Carrie Glassburn visit Jones ranch. Mrs Cox sews for Mrs Hazlitt. Mr and Mrs Ivey visit Sidney. Kirkpatrick calls at Frank Ruza’s. Mrs Earl Dye and children visit Carrie Glassburn. Mr Lockhart of Missouri visits his sons. J M Nelson and wife and W A Nelson and wife spend Sunday with E M Nelson. Kirkpatrick and Glassburn in Sidney.
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Charles Mayer
Ickes
Miss Green
Claus Edens
Henry Horst
Fred Korsemeyers
Will Jeudes
South Church
Wagner
Will Eden
Charlie Roth
Herman Busch
Wixeter
Busch
Mrs. Busch
Krewer
Albert Jeudes
Herbert Birdwell
Cunningham School
Knox
W. F. Edens
Sidney
W.F. Eden
Davis Thresher
Bill Jeudes
Mrs. Ivey
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Frank Ruzas
Earl Dye
Carrie Glassburn
Hazlett
Mr. Lockhart
Missouri
Walter
Harry Lockhart
J.M. Nelson
W. A. Nelson
E. M. Nelson
Kirkpatrick and
Glassburn
Sunol Notes Local Dance and Community Happenings
The Opera House dance drew a good crowd with strong representation from Sidney and Lodgepole. A new boarding house is thriving serving top meals along the line. The Telephone Co plans a modern system. Locals report fair attendance ahead of last year. Emma Englert tends the Neuman ranch threshers and bakes pies. Jack Fusha and family visit M Fusha ranch. R P Madson leaves for Racine Wis to visit his sister and stay some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lodgepole
Telephone Co
John Zaleska
Emma Englert
Neuman Ranch
Jack Fusha
Local Notables and Visitors in the Draw District
Sidney Draw sees Harry and Walter Lockhart visit Ed Nelson on Tuesday. J. M. Nelson travels to Sidney Tuesday. Elmer Nelson visits his brother J. M. Nelson. Irene Horner of Peetz teaches in District 31. L. G. Pitts meets land men in the Draw. Hazletts baby shows slow improvement. Earl Dye visits Sidney Friday. Peter Peetz calls at Ed Nelson's Friday. Jessie LeRoy from Tuttle, Colo, set to start school in District 101 on Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Walter Lockhart
Ed Nelson
Elmer Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Irene Horner
Peetz
Frank Doty
Lyman Doty
Sidney
Peter Peetz
Ed Nelsott
Jessie LeRoy
Tuttle, Colo
Dist
Forage Problem for Nebraskans Boosted by Rain
E A Burnett from Nebraska Experiment Station notes rains improved corn prospects across the state. Many fields will yield forage, even if grain is small. alfalfa helps, but hay remains costly. A silo is recommended for farms with dairy cows to secure winter forage, with three tons of silage equaling a ton of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A Burnett
Nebraska
Marketing Farm Products: Efficient Ways to Market Crops
Nebraska Experiment Station professor C. W. Pugsley outlines how proper location on main lines or trunk roads reduces transport costs, value of multiple rail options, and the importance of time tracking. He argues for farm improvements, bulk production, and forming neighbor networks to attract buyers, reduce costs, and raise farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska Experiment Station
Aoa
Rival Hearts Tale From Houston Post
A brief exchange frames a love triangle as rivals in romance. the man asks if the other won and the reply reveals he married the girl, per the Houston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Thornburg Bats Draw Attention Across Town
Residents report numerous bat sightings around Thornburg causing concern about wildlife activity. Local wildlife officers urge caution and monitor colonies while advising staying clear of roosts and reporting clustered sightings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Regester
Republican, Kansas
Gus Eden
Jim Nelson
E. A. Howe
Beatrice
David Jones
C. A. Glassburn
EK. M. Nelson
Tadpole Ranch
Tom, Milan
Jones Ranch
Mrs. Cox
R. P. Madson
Hank Neuman
Racine, Wis
L. G. Pitts
Mr. Hazlett
Halstein
Jersey
Berkshire
Thornburg’s
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Cor
Mercantile Ipan Y
Ea A E
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
L.ine
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
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