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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

2

Market Quotations By U S Government

Washington for the week ending March 27 reports live stock prices in Chicago with hogs at top 13.80 and bulk 13.60. beef steers 8.50 to 11.50. veal calves 8.60 to 11.00. lambs 14.00 to 16.00. dairy butter prices across cities. Wisconsin cheese markets with single daisies and young Americas. grain quotes for wheat, corn, and oats across Minneapolis Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other centers with varied prices.

Washington Chicago Illinois Missouri Middle West Northwestern New York Philadelphia Boston Wisconsin Minneapolis St. Louis Kansas City

Wealthy Realtor Ralph Manning Ends His Life in Warrenville

Ralph C. Manning, famed Dupage county real estate figure and Manning estate manager, died by self-inflicted gunshot in the family mansion at Warrenville. He was reputedly among the county’s wealthiest men with an estate valued at 300000 to 500000 dollars. Relatives cite fear of insanity or epilepsy as a possible motive. He served as secretary of the Dupage County Realty association and was a son of the late Judge William J. Manning.

Linois Warrenville Ralph C. Manning Dupage County Wheaton Dupage

Prohibition Agents Raid Milwaukee Saloons in Mop-Up Campaign

About a hundred general prohibition agents arrived in Milwaukee to begin a crackdown on liquor sales. A squad of new agents conducted raids on downtown saloons and suburban establishments. Twelve alleged violators were arraigned before U S Court Commissioner Kellogg.

Milwaukee Wis United States Court Kellogg

President Coolidge Plans Summer at White Court Swampecott Mass

President Coolidge will start his summer vacation on June 18 and set up a temporary capital at White Court in Swampecott Massachusetts. An advance White House party will arrive early in June to prepare for the President and Mrs Coolidge.

White Court Swampecott Mass Coolidge Washington Whitecourt Frank W. Stearns White House

Bank Robbery in Sparks Net $35740

Bandit enters Bank of Sparks in Reno area holds up employees at pistol point, locks staff in vault, and takes about $35,740 from the bank in Sparks Nevada, a railroad town three miles east of Reno.

Reno Nev Sparks

Moscow Wreck Kills Eighty People in Collision

A head on crash between the Tashkent express and a Moscow suburban train Tuesday night left fifty dead and one hundred injured. Authorities investigated the cause as the trains failed to halt at a crossing amid foggy conditions.

Moscow Tashkent

Still Hootchie and Trimmings Gathered in Friday Scuffle

Deputy Sheriff Guy Carlson found a still mash and a gallon of hootch at Pedro Lopez and Ignacia Leon in Sonora Town near Mina tare. Lopez pleaded guilty to possession and was fined with bond set for manufacture. Leon got ninety days for a second possession offense. Ignacio’s family has prior records for similar offenses.

Pedro Lopez Ignacia Leon Sonora Minatare Guy Carlson Lopez Hacienda Gering de LaMatter Leon Ignacio Scottsbluff Star-Herald

Gust Johnson Convicted Of Forgery In District Court

Gust Johnson pled guilty in district court to forgery and received a sentence of one to 20 years in the state penitentiary. A $100 fine was optional but he has no money. He had written and cashed fraudulently dated checks in Chadron Rushville and Hay Springs. He previously faced county court proceedings before being bound over to district court.

Gust Johnson Great Outdoors Gust Chadron Rushville Hay Springs O, P OL Sen Rayle Pool Hall Tash Alliance Times-Herald

Lost Teeth Mystery Quietly Baffles Sterling Police

Police seek a man connected to a puzzling find of dental supplies including teeth on boards and rubber in a Sterling business district alley. A Salvation Army child found the items under a rear rooming house stairway and investigators note such supplies are commonly used by dentists. No local dentist reported the loss yet.

Salvation Army D. C. Taylor Sterling Sterling Advocate

Horizontal and Vertical Word Fragments in a Puzzle List

A fragmented puzzle style listing mixes clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical groups. It reads like a word match with numerous numbered and lettered entries, blending terms from anatomy to objects, colors, and abbreviations in a dense, crossword like compilation.

Best Place to Put Sunday School Trophy

In a letter from the Gering Courier readers debate where to place a trophy awarded to Sunday school children in North Platte Gering Scottsbluff and Kearney. The proposed sites include the county courthouse a lawn with weather proof housing and illumination on a bridge between towns. The piece calls for superintendent input next Sunday to decide a fair and logical location.

North Platte Gering Scottsbluff Kearney Court House Gering Courier

Platte Valley Scouts Meet at Mitchell for Jamboree

The first annual Platte Valley Boy Scouts jamboree will be held in Mitchell Nebraska on Saturday May 2. About 300 to 350 scouts are expected to participate in games and contests ahead of the four week summer camp at Glenrock Canon starting June 30. Local rallies by scout troops in Ft Laramie Lingle Melbeta Minatare area join the event.

Platte Valley Boy Scouts Mitchell Nebr Glenrock Canon Area Council Ft. Laramie Lingle Wyoming Melbeta Minatare Free Press

King's Daughters Charity Ball at Wardy's Hall

A charity ball hosted by the King's Daughters Society is set for Monday April 13 at Wardy's Hall. Proceeds support the organization’s local welfare efforts and community programs.

King’s Daughters Wardy’s Hall

Father Seizes Child Sparks Crook Excitement

The sheriff reports Elmer Porter visited James Davis in Crook and took his year-old baby from the grandparents where the child had been with the mother. Porter and his wife separated last fall and no court order had restrained him. The incident caused concern in Crook with no criminal act alleged. Sterling Advocate.

Sheriff's Office Elmer Porter James Davis Crook Porter Sterling Advocate

Mitchell Named as Special Prosecutor

Attorney William Mitchell is appointed special prosecuting attorney to handle major matters during County Attorney L A Berry’s illness. The appointment covers a special term of district court to be convened by Judge Westover about 30 days after the current term adjourns.

William Mitchell A. Berry Westover Aliance Times-Herald

Windshield and door installation at Habler Arags

Windshields and doors installed at Habler Arags, with gines piste noted. Project includes new fittings and surface work, reflecting standard maintenance for the facility. Strong local entities mentioned include Habler Arags and windshield providers.

Dan Deors Habler “Arags

Free medical treatment by Dr Caldwell in Minneapolis

Dr Caldwell offers free professional services during a special trip to Minneapolis for stomach goitre tonsils and adenoids and many other diseases. Those treated must tell neighbors of improvements, married women must be accompanied by husbands, address Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.

14g Ton Truck For Sale In Perfect Condition

Auction note lists a 14 gallon ton truck with pneumatic tires in perfect condition offered by A. S. Hardy. The item is described as a superior model Chevrolet touring and priced cheaply.

A. S. Hardy

Money to Loan Notice on Farm Land Riverside North Table

A loan offer states any person may borrow two thousand or twenty five hundred six dollars on good farm land on north table at eight percent interest. Call on W. P. Miles for details.

W. P. Miles

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