Rev C C Troy Writes and All Stop to Listen
In a letter from Potter, Nebraska, Rev. C C Troy writes home about his move to lm Creek and his optimism. He notes alfalfa prosperity, abundant apples, church growth with 258 members, a larger Sunday school, and friendly communities. He mentions a Thanksgiving dinner with Senator Bliss, a new Ford sedan, and his ministerial duties nine miles away each Sunday. The letter ends with Troy inviting a reply.
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C. C. Troy
Potter
Creek
Nebr
Ihn Creek
Herbert Stevens
Stevie
Pete
Elmer
Clarence
Charlie
C. G. Bliss
Prof. Hetrick
Troy
Thanksgiving at Antelope area noted in local column
The Antelope column lists numerous Thanksgiving gatherings with families hosting guests including Mazlitt Madden Wim Kill ham Katha Linnville Nelson and others. Residents also mention visits to relatives in Sidney and Lorenzo and plans for Christmas programs and upcoming Farmers Union meetings with elections and delegate selections.
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Frank Mazlitt
J. A. Madden
Wim. Killham
Jerome Katha
Miss Linnville
Bushnell
V. A. Nelson
Harry Lockhart
L. K. Nelson
E. M. Nelson
Williford
Carl Larson
J. W. Bertramson
Sidney
J. M. Nelson
Afrs
Mads Larson
Airs
Frank Peetz
Lorenzo
C. A. Mangum
Elizabeth
Jens Olson
J. W. Bertraison
C. Mancum
Verne Nelson
Ella O’grady
Potter
Linnville
Bushnell High School
Frank Hazlitt
Better
Cheyenne County Association
Fr. S. Steele
Denver
Antelope
Tarmers Union
C. P. Fieiboldsheimer
Omaha
Cheyenne County Farmers Meet for Annual Extension Gathering
Cheyenne County holds its Farmers Extension and Farmers Union annual meetings led by county president Glen Bales. Delegates vote on Union officers, petition signers determine Extension meeting eligibility, with Knox and Osborn invited as speakers. Morning arrivals urged for a full day of open sessions and local offerings.
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Wall
Cheyenne County
Extension Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Board
Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Glen Bales
Forrest. Knox
Nebraska
C. J. Osborn
Butchering Demonstrations Planned in Cheyenne County
The Extension Service of the College of Agriculture will hold three butchering demonstrations in Cheyenne county on January 4, 5, and 6. A livestock specialist will show how to kill and cut a carcass while a woman demonstrator will cover soap making or canning meat or sausage. Requests should be sent to the County Agent. others dates may be added for the year.
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The
College of Agriculture
Cheyenne County
Lodge Pole
New Hand Painted China Arrives at Gilt Shop Corner Sidney
Beautiful hand painted china and dinner sets arrive at the Gilt Shop on the Corner Sidney. Fresh stock offers decorative pieces and tableware for collectors and gifts.
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Sidney
County Farm Bureau Holds Separate Meetings for Agent Election
The Extension Farm Bureau, composed of farmers who signed the petition for a county agricultural agent, will elect the County Agricultural Board at its annual meeting. The event occurs on the same date and place as the Farmers Union annual meeting, but the two will not be joint. Arrangements will allow attendance at both meetings.
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Extension Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Board
Farmers Union
Christmas Cards Offer From The Review Display
The Review showcases a line of high quality Christmas cards and ecards priced to fit a budget. Cards include envelopes, verses, and names, with printing in various finishes, and orders urged before the Christmas rush.
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Jess
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City Garage
L. H. Caywood
Eineys
Gurley
Poland
Avery
H.p. Dempster
H.p. Cushman
McCormick
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International Corn Planter
Frank Matthes
A. A. Sharp