Irrigation debate stirs Chamber of Commerce meeting
The Chamber of Commerce held a lively session with 30 to 35 business men discussing irrigation for Lodge Pole Valley. They linked recent crop failures to water supply and emphasized pump irrigation as a path to agricultural revival, citing editor Guy Doran and Cheyenne County Development Co. as influential factors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lodge Pole Valley
Elieve
Telegraph
Guy Doran
Cheyenne County Development Co
Roche
Cheyenne
Nature
Safe Driving and Manners in School Curriculum
The Telegraph editorial urges safe driving and courtesy on the road as essential to reducing accidents. It argues character, manners, and gentleness are key, proposing school programs in manners and safe driving to reinforce safer behavior alongside parental and church influence.
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Telegraph
Altho
Harvests Ahead in Nebraska Irrigation Hope
Editorial writer admits ignorance on some ag topics yet notes irrigation potential in western Nebraska. He urges unity and optimism to overcome past disappointments, expecting improved normalcy, prosperity, and happiness as irrigation transforms the region.
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Nebraska
The Love-Down on Henry Wallace and a Divorce Suit
A political swirl surrounds Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace as he pushes to repeal the law of supply and demand. A divorce suit reveals an unusual plea from a husband who laments years of nagging yet notes a sudden quiet.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Fragmented overheard musings mix satire and scorn
A jumbled column surveys divorce wishes, sports fickleness, political jabs, and social quips. It mocks vacuity in public life, notes looming unemployment amid Thanksgiving football, and lampoons figures from Roosevelt to Goldwyn with brisk gags and brisk observations.
Weyerts Family Social Notes Roundup
A busy period of callers and visits in the Weyerts area includes Mrs. O. Rahe Weyerts and Bill Bartling Jr among those hosting or visiting neighbors. Locals such as George Buss Delmar Rehe and John Jurgens were seen in various homes and at a dance near Sun dl.
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Bill Bartling. Jr
Jurgens
George H Buss
John Tieran
Cornelius Weyerts
Dalton
Elbert Kinder
Otto Rahe
Orval Kranter
Bill Bartling Jr
George B. Buss
John Tieman Sr
Harry Tompson
Lodge Pole
Morris Jessen
Mitchell
Nebra
John F. Folkerts
Fred Bauer
Ruth Buss
Jean Jurgens
Jim Payne
Bill Windshiemer
James Hume
Louis Haack
Sundl
East Dalton Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mrs. Paul Vick and son spent Wednesday with Mrs. Emil Marx. The Christensens and Vick family visited the Emil Marx and Carl Christensen households. Carl Christensen hosted several Sunday gatherings while Scottsbluff shopping and Lincoln visitor Thomas Carrel were noted. Families including Mellbergs Armuth Myers Devier Baker and Weikhorst appear in multiple Sunday meetups.
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Paul Vick and Son
Emil Marx
Carl Christensen
James Devier
Alfred Christensen
Albert Christensen
Clarence Mellberg
Scottsbluff
Thomas Carrel
Lincoln
C A. Baker
Paul Vick
Lloyd Yowell
Christensen
Evening Social Roundup in Sidney and Vicinity
Supper guests and visits fill a Sidney area weekend. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs Ray Knapp in Sidney Tuesday, Earl Sharman John Witters and Louis Wynne with Stanley Elsen Saturday, and Mrs Harvey George with Marehita Benedict shopping in Sidney Saturday. George Deaver transacted business Tuesday morning while Mr and Mrs Ralph Davidson and Virginia visited the H J Elsen home Saturday morning.
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Joe Frerichs
Louis Borges
Windshiemer
Lodge Pole
George B Buss
Elbert Kindred
Delmar Rehe
Fast Gurney By Mrs. Warold Gibbins
Mr and Mrs Hans Rushman and Norma were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Schumaker Sunday. Mrs Herman Jurgens spent Thursday at the Wm Eigenberg home.
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Fast Gurney
Mrs. Warold Gibbins
Hans Rushman
Norma
Fred Schumaker
Herman Jurgens
Wm. Eigenberg
South Colton Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Earl Sharman and Stanley Elsen returned home Friday from a trip to Silverton Oregon. At the Winkelman sale on Tuesday attendees included Art Brauer Fred Wittig Wittig children Gus Narjes Eric Brauer and son Henry Shiverly and H J Elsen and daughter Madelyn. Joe Deaver and family also attended.
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Earl Sharman
Stanley Elsen
Silverton
Oregon
Art Brauer
Fred Wittig
Frank Wittig
Gus Narjes
Eric Brauer
Henry Shiverly
H. J. Elsen
Madelyn
Joe Deaver
Local residents and visitors noted on Monday and Tuesday
George Williams spent Monday at the Nick Burr farm while Marion Aurich assisted Burton Cunningham. Henry and Jurgen Bolz visited Sidney Monday evening to see their father at Roche hospital. Mrs Arthur Rowan hosted a birthday party for Dan on Tuesday after Mrs Everet Burr returned home from Denver where she had been for several weeks.
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George Williams
Nick Burr
Marion Aurich
Burton Cunningham
Henry
Jurgen Bolz
Sidney
Roche Hospital
Everet Burr
Denver
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