Scottsbluff Wins Dual Track Meet Over Alliance
Scottsbluff defeated Alliance 7 to 0 in a dual track meet last Saturday afternoon. Garvin led field events for Alliance, while Dailey and Deller top scoring for Scottsbluff. Standout marks include Discus 105 feet 2 inches for Chrisman and High Jump 5 feet 2 inches by Hell.
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Scottsbluff
Alliance High School
Alliance
Garvin
Pruitt
Dailey
Deller
Wyatt
Scottsbla
Christan
Ras Veal
dash—Dailey
Gailsien
Killian
Ea Brosser
Spottsbluff
Sna
Gra Beal ash—Dailey
Ree
Dea
Bins Scottsbluff
Strong
Mee
Bret
Chambers
Scottsbuff
Ireland
Humbird
Chrisman
Soeeniad
Pickett
Bicknell
Roland
Rela Alliance
Ey Wyatt
Fowler
Seebeek
Hell
Broken Bow Men Lease Third Street Filling Station
The Third Street filling station in Broken Bow has been leased for three years by M. F. Nolan to Tooley and Seritsmier. The change in management takes effect this week and the new proprietors plan to relocate families to Alliance. Nolan will move to a farm twelve miles west of Alliance, aiming to create a modern local facility in Box Butte County.
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M. F. Nolan
Tooley & Seritsmier
Broken Bow
Alliance
Nolan
Box Butte County
Local notes from Point of Rock Creek area
Reports from Point of Rock Creek include Stewart driving to town with coal, John taking a trip to town, Burns illness in the Hashman household, Hearst and family visiting Alliance, Arthur Tabor and family staying with Nichols, Dillon hauling potatoes to Alliance, and Lyle Lore injuring a hand on a pitchfork.
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Mr. Stewart
Mr. John
Mrs. Hashman
Burns
Alliance
Arthur Tabor
F. Nichols
J. Dillon
Mr. Simpson
Lyle Lore
Missing Link Tooth Finder: Harold J Cook Nebraska Pioneer
Harold J Cook of Sioux County Nebraska is hailed as a great paleontologist by Henry Fairfield Osborne of the American Museum of Natural History. Born in Cheyenne Wyoming, Cook's ranch near Agate Nebraska holds the Agate Spring Fossil Quarry with giant dogs, rhinos, tapirs, and other prehistoric remains. He has donated fossils to major institutions and hosted top scientists at his site, aiding prehistoric history research.
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Harold J. Cook
Henry Fairfield Osborne
American Museum of Natural History
New York
the World-Herald
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. W. Cook
Agate
Neb
Slous County
Wyoming Line
Mr. Cook
Sioux County
Cook
Kinkaiding
Captain Cook
Harold Cook
Museum of the
University of Nebraska
American Museum of National History of New York
Yale University Museum
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Cook Hae
Agate Spring
Diyphyus
Columbian
Fairview News Roundup of Health Visits and Local Events
Mrs. E A Bennett returned from California. Ed Zochel underwent surgery for rupture and varicose veins and faces a painful recovery. Charles Wessel had ulceration treated by Dr Andrews of Lincoln. Sun events included church attendance at April 30 and a large crowd at a Fairview Red Sox game. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Otto Mate on Friday evening April 20.
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E. A. Bennett
Calfernia
Ed Zochel
Charles Wessel
Andrews of
Lincoln
Fred Nason
Joe West
William Nye, Jr
Aspen
Fuairview
Red Sox
Herb Nason
J. W. Frazier
Farmers’ Union
Hemingford Ledger Sees Lincoln Highway Link Near
The Hemingford Ledger reports a proposed route to connect the Lincoln Highway with the Black Hills passing twelve miles west of Hemingford. It notes Alliance boosters fear competition but outlines a south outlet this summer, with Hemingford optimistic about gains for road access and tourist traffic.
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Hemingford Ledger
Bayard
Black Hills
Hemingford
Alliance
Chadron
Crawford
Chedron
Angora Residents Move Between Towns For Work
George Barry went to Berea to start work on their farm. Mrs. Jones visited Alliance from Saturday until Wednesday. J. R. Kelly stayed the past week on business here. M. Dove and Frank Skrivan transacted business in Alliance on Monday. W. N. Thompson drove to Dalton.
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George Barry
Berea Monnay
Mrs. Jones
Alliance
J. R. Kelly
Do. M. Dove
Frank Skrivan
Alliance Mondey
W. N. Thompson
Anglia to Host Saturday Movie Nights and Dance
The town schedules a Saturday movie each week starting May 6 with a following dance. Bridgeport visitors include Jr T Ely W I McCroskeys and John Barry. The community club met with Mrs T Ely Wennesley, drawing good attendance despite poor weather.
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Anglia
Jr. T. Ely
W. I. McCroskeys
John Barry
Bridgeport
Mra
Kr. T. Ely Wennesley
Mra C. M. Dove
May Jamison
Wth
Robert Suit
C. M Dove
Bayard
George Venell
Eunice Boodry
Scottsbluff
Dove's Hall
Ruth Loan
Alice Boon
Ja Boodry
George Vewell
W. E. Powell
Lou Gates
Melvin Book
Spoils for Women Voters Debate at League Convention
The New York World reports on a Baltimore address by Mary Garrett Hay urging more women in offices and Congress. It questions if increasing female representation mirrors party machines and warns against spoils-hunting undermining public service ideals.
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League of Women Voters
Mary Garrett Hay
Baltimore
Congress
Tammany
Philadelphia Republican Machine
Early worm gets the fichhook says SEA
A brief composite quote item from the Newspaper Enterprise Association and Norfolk Pilot noting a quirky proverb about the early bird and a misheard phrase. The piece presents wit on common sayings and a light media quotation.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Bet Won and Lesson Lost in College Tale
A gifted young professor at a western college is dismissed for heavy betting. He is hired in the east where he bets the president he has a wart between his shoulder blades. The president loses the wager and tries to reform him, but the professor immediately bets the new college president he can make him strip, deeming the case hopeless.
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Western College
Eastern College
West
We’re the choir in church says playful siblings
A nursery scene from a church visit shows Jack and Mary whispering to each other and claiming they are the choir as their nurse admonishes them. The clipping also notes a claim about births in New York City and cites violent crime and deaths as a need for replacements according to Water ville Sentinel.
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Jack
Mary
New York City
Waterville Sentinel
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Holsten, 4A
Jack Dempsey
France
New York Tribune
Bocton Transcript
Columbia
Fairview
M. E
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Lincoln Highway
Angora
New York World
Norfolk
Virginia
Judre
Herald
Ferndell
Thousand Island Dressing
Mallory Grocery Co. Quality Grocers
Brown
Men’s
Rockford
Cooper’s Klosedkrotch Athletic
Harper
BIG Store Alliance
Kincaid-Kimball Dress Clothes Campus
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