Potash Suit For A Million Dollars Filed
William E. Sharp sues Process Engineering Co of Philadelphia in federal court seeking one million dollars for losses alleged from faulty construction of the Western Potash works in Sheridan County. He claims a $660,000 drop in potential profits in 1918 and additional damages from unprofessional conduct and overpayments, with complex counterclaims and notes disputed by both sides.
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William E. Sharp
Process Engineering Company
Philadelphia
State Journal
Company
Jidan
Sharp
Eae Pany
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Sheridan County
Geo . More
New York
Philadelphia Corporation
Uit
Western Potash Works
Colny
Local Happenings Mix Work, Travel and Festivities
Ellsworth A Moore and Bollinger bought furs from Bingham trappers worth nearly a thousand dollars last Friday. Alliance visitors John Schonard and P. E. Law spent Saturday night here. George Cooper returns from St Joseph's hospital to his ranch northwest of Ellsworth and eyes full recovery in weeks. Been loses local job and plans to move family to Mt Ayr Iowa. he has a ranch near Dunning Nebraska. Mrs. Rice McKinnie appeals custody case. district court hearing set March 1 in Rushville. Ice is good. skating on nearby lakes. Dance at Bingham last Saturday well attended. Ellsworth dancers plan New Year Eve dance. James Burton of Bingham sold furs locally. George Beckler to Rochester, N Y for schooling. Spade mail route to July 1. bids for north mail contract. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy host six o'clock dinner and progressive whist for $1 birthday. Margaret Kennedy receives mink cape as Christmas gift. Mrs. J L Young leaves for Ardmore S D to spend Christmas with mother. Mrs. Thorp dies in Grand Island. community extends sympathy. Harley Lancaster injured handling fails. J L Young to Ardmore for Christmas. Wightman visits Lakeside. No 44 delayed by storms.
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A. Moore
B. F. Bollinger
John Schonard
P. E. Law
Alliance
George Cooper
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ellsworth
Here
George
W. H. Been
Mt. Ayr
Been
Dunning
Neb
Lakeside
Rice McKinnie
Rushville
Westover
Bingham
Jim McCullock
Eugene Kennedy
Red” Fields
Trueman Been
Dillion Donohoe
Ruth Crofutt
Ethel Fields
James Burton
George Beckler
Spade
Rochester
N. Y
J. W. Plew
North Mail
C. L. Murphy
J. B. Kennedy
W. F. Seebohm
Lewis Larsen
T. B. Shrewsbury
Grand Island
Thorp
Harley Lancaster
J. L. Young
Ardmore
S. C
HF. Bollinger
Vee
W. Wightman
Sheridan
Christmas Holiday News From Lakeside Area
Local families, teachers, and students spread Christmas greetings and holiday visits across towns. Miss Belle Weichting arrives from Lincoln for vacation with relatives, teachers Mae Livin and Wilma Mote share activities, and families like Thompson Hunsaker Blumer travel to spend the holidays with kin in Mitchell Lexington and Davenport Nebraska.
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Ed House
Ally Coo
Belle Y Weichting
Lincoln
Charles Burleigh
Harvey Whaley
Mae
D. A. Thompson
Mitchell
Hunsaker
Fred Blumer
Lexington
Moeve Lay
Davenport Neb
Jessie
Ashby
Wilma Mote
Alice Schill
J. L. Roe
Dorothy
Helen Marie
Missouri
Roe
Festive Christmas Gatherings Reach Local Ranch Area
Fullerton locals report a busy holiday weekend with visitors from Alliance, Elleworth, and nearby ranches. J L Roe traveled to Alliance Saturday evening while others, including DeFrance and wife, and Harry Hudson, Jesse Underhill, Will Brown, joined in Christmas activities. George of Casper passed through for Booth on his eyes, and a Christmas tree lit the church with Santa Claus present. Clarence Leishman returned from Alliance Sunday.
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Fullerton
J. L. Roe
Alliance
Byitter
Saturn
Elleworth
Rank DeFrance
Oline
Harry Hudson
Jesse Underhill
Will Brown
Carey Ranch
Van.eorge
Casper
Wyo
Booth
Es Bingham
George
Lakeside
Santa Claus
Clarence Leishman
Reputation at Imperial features Priscilla Dean in dual role
Priscilla Dean stars in Reputation at the Imperial in a London set drama about a famous actress who spirals to ruin and returns in her mother's guise. A New York magnate awaits her arrival to star, a dramatic turn leads to a spectacular climax as the supposed bright jewel of the stage reappears.
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the Imperial
Priscilla Dean
London
New York
My Lady's Latch Key in a Williamseons Tale
Annesley G Grayle binds herself to the reprobate Smith at the altar. When she learns his standing invitation at the penitentiary the couple faces a dramatic turn in a Williamseons story.
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McDonald
Lena
Annesley
Grayle
Smith
Williamseons
Tom Mix Stars in Prairie Trails Sequel to The Texan
Tom Mix appears in Prairie Trails a sequel to The Texan a Hendryx novel that made Tex Benton a hit months ago Mix performs original stunts in riding roping and acrobatics in every appearance with Prairie Trails noted as highly anticipated.
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Tom Mix
Hendryx
Mix
Tex Benton
Benton’s Raising Exploits Headed for Screen Adaptation
Readers who enjoyed the book will be drawn to the upcoming film. The story follows Benton’s dramatic ascent and the punch of its cinematic presentation is expected to captivate audiences.
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Benton
Pleasant Valley News Summary
Fragmented local notes report Naomi in poor health and Edgar Brown managing business. Peterson attended a meeting Tuesday. Lew Roberta planned an Iowa trip to visit his mother Miss Fern Eaton. Ruth Cox and family visited at Thomas home with Mrs. joke Rata and others nearby.
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Chor Ping
Naomi
Edgar Brown
Peterson
Lew Roberta
Iowa
Fern Eaton
Misa Ruth Cox
Ke Cox
Sam
Thomas
Joke Rata
Paterday
Meatag Vinitora
Lew
Local Social Notes From Point of Rock Creek
Mrs. A L Love is on the sick list Eva Simpson had to program and dance Jensie Burns visits Mrs. Nellie Peters Hashman and Wednea Coy from the hospital and back Ira Love to Grandland for an operation Earl Essex visits Alliance callers Christmas Day with the Roy Nichols family and others.
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A. L. Love
Eva Simpson
Jensie Burns
Nellie Peters
Hashman
Howard
Ernie Exasex
Ernie Wienell
Sow Pee Alliance
Mrs. Camel
Roy Nichols
T P A MEETS TO PROBE RAIL RATES
A special convention of the Travelers Protective Association will be held in Omaha today to study railroad and hotel rate trends since the war. The meeting aims to press for reductions toward prewar levels, with certificates and half fare return options for attendees. Questionnaires show 42 of 80 hotels reduced rates, while 15 did not raise rates during the war.
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Omaha
Travelers Protective Association
Oleak
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Eastern Contractors
Meeps
Owi
George C. Moore
Orfe Incorporated
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Seat aEies
the &Eenek
Potash Company
Pleasant Valley
Point OF
Rock Creek
First State Bank
50 Cent Club
The
First State Bank of Alliance
Christmas Club
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