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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
3
Pleasant View column lists social events and travel notes with Miss Uncanheer, Andrew Nelson, and Ward activities. Updates include visits from Henry Werden, M. E. Palmer, Binet Worden, Grace DeCastro, and others. church anniversary party for Rev and Mrs Biehnke. and multiple errands around Kimball, Lodgepole, Sidney, Redington, and surrounding areas.
Carrie Peterson past chief of honor Mrs Minnie Vernon chief of honor Mrs Dorothy Burton lady of honor Mrs Margaret Bordwell chief of ceremonies Mrs Jennie Ragan receiver Mrs Barbara Kucera side watch Mrs Andrew Struthers outside watch.
W P Blakley plans to locate in Sidney after arriving from New York. W F Bassett takes a position with W J Brennan’s former vacancy. Dr Huelff moves to Lincoln, selling his goods. Mrs R J Cowdin’s New York parents will summer at Lodge Pole. Cheyenne county now has 70 school districts. Mrs S C Morgan buys G H Jewett’s residence. the Jewetts move to Tort Duchesne. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs L H Fitch on Monday evening June 17. Corporal Eberhard Wiederhold, previously linked to a death attempt, is identified as a German baron with $900 monthly income. W H Michael named clerk of the printing records committee, succeeding Ben Perley Poore.
Cheyenne county faces seen among 500 attendees at the Nebraska Stockgrowers association three day session in Alliance. Talks covered winter feeding results, disease control, and the value of grain rations for calves. Lectures cited tuberculin testing, contagious abortion, and savitation as control measures, with reflections on home conditions after travels.
L J Shaw and family and Bill Smith and family were dinner guests at Pete Nelson's Sunday. Various families visited Pete Nelson's home. Farmers Union picnic postponed due to rain, rescheduled for next Friday at Johnson grove. Pete Nelson vaccinated hogs with help from County Agent Willey and George Jung. Several locals moved or visited nearby towns, and health and church activities are noted.
Mrs O Rahe reports visitors and social calls across Lodge Pole area. Families including the Bauers Bartlings Buss Gortemakers and Jurgens shared calls and meals. A rain fell Friday and Fred Bauer was re elected district 32 director. A son born to Henry Block family. Lutheran Ladies Aid met and planned Sunday school picnic.
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