County Commissioners Meet Over State Road Plans
A Crawford city hall gathering of Box Butte Dawes Sioux and Sheridan officials with state engineers outlined designated state aid roads. Key routes include Harrison to Crawford Whitney to Chadron Chadron south to Alliance and an Alliance to Crawford link via Hemingford Marsland and Belmont. State aid totals cited plus road taxes and future highway commissions were noted with a formal vote of thanks to Crawford Chamber of Commerce.
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Calvin Hashman
Box Buite
W. Mounts
M. Christensen
John Blundel
Samuel Swinbenk
Dawes County
J. H. Lacy
Robi. Harrison
G. B. Will
Sioux County
Parker
Fred Graber
Sheridan County
J. F. Howard
Whitney
Whitney P. Hyde and Alex Sherrng of Chadron and Geo. E. Gorton
Page T. Francis
Courier
Crawford
Harrison
Chadron
Northwestern
Hay Springs
Rushville
Gordon
Cherry County
Alliance
Dawes
Box Butte
Hemingford
Marsland
Belmont
Sheridan
Sioux
Sherida
N. L. Cochran
Chamber of Commerce of
Masons Confer Degrees At Mitchell Nebraska
About 40 Masters and Degree Staff of the Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite Masons from the Omaha Consistory No 1 arrived by special train. 59 candidates from Scottsbluff Gering Minatare Bayard and Mitchell were presented from 4th to 14th degrees, with a banquet in Scottsbluff and a drum corps from Tangier Temple.
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Mitchell
Lodge of Perfection
Omaha
Geo. W. Piatner
V. M
N. D. Ford
Daniel Kepler
J. W
F.C. Patton
Torrey
Scottsbluff
Gering
Minattare
Bayar
Jules Pass
Tangier Temple of Mystic Shrines
Mitchell and
F. B. Evans
C. H. Blackburn
Mr. Kent
J. A. George
A. Young
Syd Davis
D. B. Hemby
Food Service Aims Max Profit From Consumption
A plan focuses on extracting maximum profit from foods eaten by customers, emphasizing pricing, portioning, and menu design to boost margins and turnover. The approach targets efficiency, waste reduction, and strategic product placement to raise overall profitability.
Drilling for Oil to Resume in Ardmore Field
Crawford Tribune reports drilling for oil will begin again in the Ardmore field around August 15. Arrangements with a lead and deadwood capitalists group will operate at least two first class drills on Ardmore Oil Co. lands under lease, with a seasoned team to manage the project.
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Crawford Tribune
Ardmore
Lead and Deadwood
Ardmore Oil Co
Water shortage in Chadron due to extreme heat
Chadron Chronicle reports a severe water shortage as the water commissioner enforces strict conservation. With the dam down to under two feet and low daytime pressure, the city risks inadequate supply for domestic use and firefighting during the hot spell.
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Chadron
Wat
Crawford to get White Way lights within ten days
Crawford will receive its White Way lighting soon with cables arriving from Intermountain. Work crews began Monday and will rush completion, aiming to have lights on inside about ten days, even as Chadron cables are still enroute.
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Crawford Courier
Crawford
Intermountain
Wished President Wilson Dead Led to Arrest in Nebraska
Broker Bow Republican and Deputy U S Marshal arrested H R Warbelton in Grand Island after remarks wishing President Wilson dead surfaced at Hutton barber shop. Witnesses including Jarry Holly, Orvey Porter and others testified. Warbelton faced preliminary hearing. deputies moved to Grand Island for further action.
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United States
Marsh
Carrel
H. R. Warbelton
Grand Ishid Waderm
Warbelton Wis
Hutton
Jarry Holly
Orvey Porter
Aon Luton
Harry Holly
Harve Porter
Grand Island
Shumway Prose Poem Celebrates Nebraska Sand Hills
Bridgeport News Blade presents Grant L. Shumway of Scottsbluff prose poem on the Nebraska Sand Hills. Vivid description of seasonal greens wildflowers birds and loess soil bordering the Great Sand Hills and rivers such as Loup Dismal Beaver Ponca Bluewater and Birdwood.
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Bridgeport
Nebraska Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Audubon World
Rules For Party Line Etiquette
Citizens are urged not to hold party-line telephone calls beyond five minutes when others share the line. Prolonged use deprives neighbors of equal service and can delay urgent calls such as medical emergencies or important business. The message warns against monopolizing the line to avoid unfair delays for others.
Vision of the Interior Hills and Sapphire Streams
The excerpt praises remote landscapes with mentions of crystal lakes and emerald shores. It evokes a journey with a humming motor, birdlife brief company, and a tranquil air rich in ozone. It reflects isolation and a sense of the Almighty's Voice amid rolling hills.
Liver Trouble Relief Reported By Webster City Man
Joe Dingman of Webster City Iowa says he suffers liver trouble twice yearly with side back and stomach pain. After using half a bottle of Chamberlains Tablets he reports relief with no signs of pain. Advertorial claim notes availability everywhere.
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Joe Dingman
Webster City
Iowa
Chamberlain
Gordon Attorney Chases Lost Ford Finds It
Gordon Journal sketches Attorney Lloyd Jordan who is building a new home near the Methodist church. He spends hours on the project and drives his Ford around town doing errands, leaving little time for meals as he stays busy with the construction.
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Gordon Journal
Lloyd Jordan
Lloyd
Jitney Mixup Ends With Car Found As Watch Fob
Lloyd returns home to find his Ford missing and later discovers it parked in his back yard. After a wild chase through town and a search by the marshal, he learns another car was involved and his is restored, now worn as a watch fob. He vows vengeance on any future thief.
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Rushville
Sheridan County
A. C. North
Hou Wetwuer Wey
Lloyd
Wu Blacksmith
Diarrhoea relief with Chamberlain’s remedy praised
W. C. Jones of Buford North Dakota recounts a severe diarrhoea episode two years ago that left him weak. A druggist advised Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the first dose brought relief and by two days he recovered fully. Many druggists endorse this dependable remedy.
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W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Adv
Police shake up will go to Omaha's benefit
Omaha rearranges police leadership with detective head ousted and Capt. Dempsey named interim chief. The move aims to curb criticism from factions and may elevate Dempsey to chief as Dunn contemplates resignation. The Herald notes improvements expected from the reorganization and calls for paper donations in Alliance.
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Omaha
Capt
Dempsey
Dunn
How Boys of Company G Spend Their Time at Fort Crook
Relatives and friends are told the daily routine of soldiers at Fort Crook near Omaha. The schedule lists reveille, meals, drills, recalls, guard mounts, tattoo and taps with times from 5 45 a. m. to 11 p. m. A soldier may be out all night if he reports on time with permission. A ranch job ad follows.
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Company G
Fort Crook
Omaha
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