Article Image Alt Text
Article Image Alt Text

The Kellers, owners of Main Street Market in Humphrey, have purchased the Lindsay Cooperative Market, and will take over in May. The deal was announced March 20 during the annual Cooperative Market community meeting. Pictured, front row, left to right, are Jessica McPhillips, Gene Werner, Joan Mejstrik, Cindy Klassen, Mary Chohon, Beth Keller and Phyllis McPhillips. Back row, Richard Bender, Glenn Pfeifer, Terry Oberhauser, Rebecca Keller, Lauren Keller and John Keller. Democrat photo

Article Image Alt Text

Lindsay Holy Family students celebrated National Ag Day March 19 thanks to Bank of Lindsay, Lindsay Insurance and Elite Realty. Students were treated to breakfast at the bank and insurance office, served by the staff. Sausage, eggs and donuts were served, with the eggs provided by Four Sisters Backyard Farms, located just east and north of Lindsay. Stella (8), Scarlett (6), Eloise (4), and Lydia (15 months) Beller, with supervision from their mother, Summer Beller, have operated since 2021. Democrat photo

Article Image Alt Text

The Goldenrod Conference recently released its all conference teams and the St. Francis Flyers and Lady Flyers were well represented. Earning 1st team honors were Nyla Kessler, Isabel Preister and Carson Wessel. Second team honors went to Karly Kessler and Ethan Wieseler. Jayda Krings and Devon Baumgart earned honorable mentioned recognition. Pictured, left to right, Karly Kessler, Nyla Kessler, Jayda Krings, Isabel Preister, Carson Wessel, Ethan Wieseler and Devon Baumgart. Courtesy photo

Article Image Alt Text
Article Image Alt Text
Mitchell Equipment Advertisement
Article Image Alt Text

Courtesy photo

Dale Boesch, of Humphrey, was recognized at SEMA Battle of the Builders for his 1936 Ford Roadster.

Boesch honored for 1936 Ford Roadster

Car impresses at SEMA Battle of Builders

A blown Chrysler Hemi was the Holy Grail of hot rod engines back in the mid 20th Century and with more than a few decades of absence the Chrysler Hemi engine has reappeared in spades.

That said, the new Chrysler 426 Hemi “Hellephant” on a visual scale looks something like an octopus with a waffle iron on its head trying to eat an air conditioner, which is fine if one has a car where no one has to look at the engine, but what’s a hot rodder going to do?

The solution was simple for Dale Boesch and his 2018 SEMA Battle of the Builders 1936 Ford roadster contender. He went with traditional Chrysler Fire Power.

 

 

To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition. https://etypeservices.com/Humphrey%20DemocratID645/

The Humphrey Democrat

314 Main St
Humphrey, NE 68642
402-923-1400