Kansas Man Dies In Sidney Sunday Afternoon
Frank Jandera Sr. of Hanover Kansas died in Sidney Sunday afternoon at age 61. He had come to Sidney two weeks earlier with his wife. His body was sent to Hanover Monday. Born February 20 1880 in Hanover, he is survived by his widow a son Frank Jr a daughter Mrs Elia Knedrick and two grandchildren. He belonged to the Modern Woodmen lodge at Hanover.
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Frank Jandera
Hanover
Kansas
Sidney
Mr. Jandera
Rice Funeral Home
Frank Jr
Elia Knedrick
Woodman Lodge
Wheat Quota Rules Outlined By Leaders
Officials define farm marketing excess and penalties under wheat quotas. Details cover initial and adjusted excess calculations, 1941 yield comparisons, and deadlines for applications. Penalties cost 49 cents per bushel, payable by producers and buyers, with a USDA lien on the crop until compliance.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
United States
Farm Women Go To Hastings Session Speeches And Choral Notes
Pauline extends greetings from Adams County women while Miss Evelyn Wolph of Nehawka replies. Mrs. Ira Neel of McCook opens with a brief address as Furnas County chorus led by Mrs. G N Watkins performs. Grace Frysinger of Washington spoke afternoon, followed by Fillmore County chorus under Mrs. Clarence Newman. A panel discussed homemaker contributions to family income. Evening program features Picnic in Prospect Park with Mrs. O W Ritchey presiding and W H Brokaw on Rural Women and National Defense.
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Pauline
Adams County
Evelyn Wolph
Nehawka
Ira Neel
McCook
State Council
Furnas
Clarence Newman
Fairmont
Prospect Park
O. W. Ritchey
Indianola
W. H. Brokaw
Helping Hand Society Float Wins Parade Prize
The Helping Hand Society of Lodgepole thanks Fort Sidney Day judges for awarding first prize to their parade float. They praise Harry Kreider and son Harold for the truck Wilfred Kreider for driving Henry Frahm and all others who helped make the float a success.
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Helping Hand Society
Lodgepole
Fort Sidney Day
Harry Kreider
Harold
Wilfred
Kreider
Henry Frahm
Record barley crop up in Nebraska as June 1 report released
A June 1 crop report from the state federal division of agricultural statistics indicates a record barley production for Nebraska with oats and rye near the top. Spring wheat and rye outlooks vary by region while oats show ample straw and barley leads in potential yield.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Panhandle
Perkins County
FBI to Host June 20 Meeting at Scottsbluff HQ
A regional law enforcement conference organized by the FBI Omaha office will be held June 20 at 2 00 PM at Scottsbluff police headquarters. The aim is to coordinate duties for National Defense and share England mission insights and a film WAR AND ORDER detailing emergency police duties.
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Neraska
Scottsbluff
S. E Dennis
James A. Hedge
M. C. Morgan
C. G. Perry
FBI
Omaha
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
England
Railroads Shaped Nebraska History From Plains to Pacific
The article traces Nebraska railroading from early promoters like John Fremont to the 1865 spike at Omaha. It explains the Pacific railway push as a Civil War strategic move and notes Congress land grants to Union Pacific totaling about 12 million acres along the route.
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Nebraska
John Fremont
Plains
Omaha
Congress
California
Union
Union Pacific
Pacific Railroad
Platta River
Platte Valley
Nevada
Central Pacific
Pacific Coast
Kearney
Union and
Promontory Point
Utah
Transcontinental Railroad and postwar farm policy overview
The piece recalls the Union Pacific selection of the Nebraska route in the 1860s, the driving rail expansion across Nebraska, and the 1942 1943 crop quotas plans. It notes higher taxes on excess profits and luxury items, farm machinery priority, and extending federal crop insurance to more crops while boosting aid to low income farmers with seeds and fertilizer.
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Pacific Coast
Nebraska
AAA
Relaxing Of AAA Rules Urged At National Conference
A national conference of state AAA committeemen urged 1942 farm program loosening to give growers more freedom in producing crops needed for defense. It proposed dropping general soil-depleting crop allotments and reallocating payments to soil conservation while maintaining allotments for wheat, cotton, corn and tobacco.
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National
AAA
Nelson 1b leads Holyoke past Sidney in rain delayed game
Nelson drove in runs and Holyoke edged Sidney 13 to 4 after steady offense. Rain halted play in the seventh and the Chappell game is slated for Sunday at home.
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Sidney
Holyoke
Chappell
R . F. Church
Patrick
D. Mensborn
Eismeier
H. Church
Cooper
Woods
Mensborn
Brown
Unzicker
Heinlin
MecDornan
McBee
Pillard
Siedenberg
Sidney_ H. Loebe
Beard of & Peters
Henming
Johnson
Rice
Stilgeoouer Rf
Adams If
Owe
Bales
B. Loebe
Nelson
I Holyoke
Witness Burned Up But Maintains Calm at Oshkosh
District court overheard a witness at Oshkosh on Thursday. Judge C G Perry described the man as called to the stand and immediately reacting with apparent fear.
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Oshkosh
C. G. Perry
Witness on stand nervous and details odor during testimony
The witness testified for about 20 minutes while seated hunched over and clutching his side near where the appendix is located. The judge noted a peculiar odor that grew stronger but could not identify its source. After questioning, the man asked if he could remove matches and a pen knife from his pocket.
Man Refuses Complaint as Fire Is Suppressed
He sat as matches lit and seized them to snuff the blaze without complaint during questioning. The sulfur odor came from the matches and burning clothing.
Bake and Food Sale by Altar Society at Skaggs Store
The Altar Society announces a bake and food sale at O. P. Skaggs store on Saturday June 21 starting at 10 o clock in the morning. Proceeds likely support church needs and community outreach.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
O. P. Skaggs
Dr Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath Ad�s Office
Dr Thomas operates as a chiropractor and naturopath at the Osborn Building. Contact via phone 83 for appointments and consultations.
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Dr. Thomas
Chiropractor
Naturopath
Osborn Bldg
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