Railroad Notes and Local Echoes From Sidney
Railroad notes record weekend visits among residents in Grand Island Hastings Cheyenne and Gering with mentions of U P hotel workers and a safety meeting. The piece notes a Freemen of America pledge to repeal national prohibition and to promote temperance under legal supervision alongside talk of a jury trial relation to Hoover era enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Walker
Grand Island
Frank Nemic
Cheyenne Hospital
S. W. Cook
Hastings
L. W. Taylor
Cheyenne
C O. Nichols
United States
Freemen of America
Wickersham
Hoover
Law Enforcement Investigation Committee
Colorado Voters to Get Chance to Repeal Dry Laws
Colorado voters may again express their wishes on repealing or retaining the dry amendment in the state constitution. The Freeman of America, a liberal anti prohibition group, filed incorporation papers signaling a revival of a four year old attempt to remove the amendment. Peter F. Bogsie is named among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Association Against the
Freemen of America
Association
Peter F. Bogsie
Potatoes Growers Pay $15 Car Dividends
Central Nebraska Co operative Potato Growers Association of Morrill paid a $15 per car dividend to members who marketed their entire crop through the co operative. Bert Israel was re elected manager for two years. Last year the association handled 1115 car loads from Mitchell and Morrill. total shipments from both towns reached 1500 cars. An office in Mitchell will complement Morrill to better serve members as membership expands. The group is a leading regional market distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Nebraska Co-operative Potato Growers Association of
Morrill
Bert Israel
Mitchell
Oshkosh Population Put At 841 In Census Report
Garden County News reports Oshkosh population at 841 per census director Laing of Alliance. Figures are tentative and may change with uncounted residents. he invites corrections. Also notes eight children born to the union including Oscar Edwin and Myrtle Cecelia. four died in infancy and Raymond died at 17. survivor wife and three daughters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden County
Laing
Allance
Oshkosh
Anna Peterson
Oscar Edwin
Hulda
Christina
Erwin Oliver
Algor Emmanual
Mable Sabine
Arthur Raymond
Myrtle Cecelia
Anna Nancy
Raymond
Hulda Garrard
Kimball
A. W. Carlson
Pickford
Clifford Ward
San Francisco
Calif
Kimball Pioneer Dies in California
John Amos Palmberg, longtime Kimball and western Nebraska resident, died Tuesday in San Francisco at age 80. He was born in Sweden on March 31, 1852, and married on June 21, 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amos Palmberg
Kimball
Nebraska
San Francisco
Calif
Mr. Palmberg
Sweden
Catholic Church Masses and Lent Services Schedule
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30. Weekday masses at 8:00 p. m. Lenten services Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 p. m. Anton Link, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
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Fred George
Peetz
A. ©. Green
J. B. Green
J. Owens
E. C. Henderson
J. K. Green
Gering
A A. Rudd
M. M Davison
Gurley
J. W. Burnett
J. Gogerty
Sidney
G. Likert
Robert Jones
Cecile
James Westfall
Westfall
G. L. Schiller
U. P
Boise
Idaho
Wal-Bur
Kimball Pioneer
California
Picciy
Mother
Sister
Nice
Hunt’s Supreme No. 23
Asparagus
Texas
the Telegraph
TY Ball
Grabill
Merrymakers
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