Miss Maggie Kelly Out Of School With Measles
The Telegraph notes Miss Maggie Kelly is absent from school due to measles. Mrs. W P Miles travels to Omaha to escort her daughters from Brownell Hall for Easter vacation. The 2.1E O Chapter formed in Omaha with Mrs C M Wilson as organizer and Mrs B A Jones as first president. Dr Beebe owns a Ford and jokes about it. plans to sell for a wide tired wagon as the country trends toward Iowa Illinois mud conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Kelly
C. M. Wilson
Omaha
B A. Jones
Simon
Neubauer
Jack
J.2. McIntosh
J. W. Harper
D. R. Campbell
Rico Slawson Named Head Push in The Telegraph Files
The Telegraph Files note Rico Slawson as head push. Karl Kruger of Lodgepole died suddenly at home on Tuesday April 4, age about 35. J Jones of Weyerla has rented his place and moved to Sidney. Charles Doran returns to Lincoln to pursue medical studies with top marks. Engineers Fred Post and Jake Mahr travel to Sunol. a duck pond escapade ends with a narrow rescue for the ducks as the team returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kruger
Lodgepole
P. Jones
Weyerls
Sidney
William Stulrt
Charles Doran
Lincoln
Chas
Fred Post
Jake Mahr
Sunol
North Bluffs
Colton
Sheriff Eubank Pursues Lincoln Prisoner in Council Grove Murder
The Telegraph reports Sheriff Eubank left for Lincoln with prisoner Guy A. Wellington alias G A Mitchell, sought for the murder of his stepfather in Council Grove Kansas. The case prompts a statewide manhunt and public safety alerts as authorities pursue the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubank
Lincoln
Guy A. Wellington
G. A. Mitchell
Council Grove
Kansas
Livestock Prices at South Omaha April 4 1938
Receipts of cattle 8 500 head with a slow but generally steady market. Best yearlings and heavy beeves brought 9.00 to 9.10. Cows easier. stockers and feeders mixed. Hog receipts 16 500, sold to better advantage. best light weights 8.06, bulk 7.85 to 7.96. Sheep and lambs 4 700 arrived, fully steady or slightly stronger. fat lambs 14.00 to 14.26, clip lambs 9.00 to 11.00, fat ewes 8.00 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union- Stock Yards
South Omaha
Tapril
Liberty State Bank of Sidney Nebraska March 28 1923 Report
Charter No 1491 report of the condition of The Liberty State Bank of Sidney Nebraska at close of business March 28 1923. Assets include loans and discounts 237181.71 overdrafts 1104.69 bank premises 5064.90 real estate 5699.70 cash from sources and reserves 72542.83 1511.08 6204.00 820.00 6086.73 2500.54 1600.00 total liabilities 339912.13 capital stock 825000 surplus 1000 undivided profits 3248.65 deposits 156580.38 time certificates 146110.04 cashier's checks outstanding 300 notary confirms sworn statement April 4 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty State Bank
Sidney
Nebraska
Balance Sheet Snapshot From Nelosta Bank at March 28 2020
End of day summary shows assets totaling 4 111 461 15 with loans and discounts bonds and securities and deposits from state banks and private entities. Liabilities include capital stock surplus funds demand deposits and savings accounts with 100 000 95 000 and 11 831 75 respectively. Notes name Y L McCarthy cashier and directors JESSH C McNish M W Dimery Herbert E Armitage.
Bake Sale at Hahler Market by B M 8 Club
The B M 8 Club schedules a bake sale at The Hahler Meat Market on Saturday April 21. White Daisy Flour made in Gurley from Cheyenne County Wheat is available for purchase at Leonard’s Cash Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. 8. Club
Hahler Meat Market
Cheyenne County
Leonard’s Cash Grocery
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Lodgepole Express
Rico Slawson
Slawson
Gsolag
State of
County of
Cheyenne
J. Marius Christensen
State Bureau of Banking
Marinus Christensen
Fr. N. Slawson
Fritz Brauer
Phyllis C. Corbett
American Bank
Nelosta
Liberty Loan
Shainlede Ae
Fund
Y. J. Ll. McCarthy
J. L. McCarthy
Jessh C. McNish
M. W. Dimery
Herbert E. Armitage
Bake Sale
Wooldridge’s Cash and Carry Grocery
Addi
Wooldridge’s
Cash and Carry Grocery
Naynee
Kaynees
Kaynee
Trad
Ing Company
Kupperneimer
Geod Clothes Service