Noted Nebraska Judge P J Barron Dies After Long Illness
Judge Peter J Barron of Scottsbluff district judge of the Seventeenth district died at home after a nearly year long illness. He was 50, served from 1922 until illness halted work, survived by wife Nellie and four children. Barron Birth Graham Missouri educated at Marysville Seminary and Nebraska University, earlier editor and newspaper man in Mitchell North Platte and Scottsbluff.
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Bridgeport Herald
P. J. Barron
Scottsbluff
Peter J. Barron
Seventeenth Judicial District
Morrill County
North Platte Valley
McKelvie
Hobart
Thermopolis
Wyo
Barron
Graham
Marysville Seminary
Nebraska State University of Lincoln
PBE
Columbus
Omaha
Henry Newbranch
World-Herald
Nellie Athen
Sioux City
Iowa
Mitchell
Star
W. J. Wisner
Herald
State University
Paul
Virginia
Frankie
Good Will Omaha Special Tour to West Nebraska Towns
Omaha's Good Will special will tour eighty one towns across western Nebraska northeastern Colorado and southeast Wyoming May 10 to 14 stopping Sidney on May 11 to meet merchants bankers and residents. The train of eleven Pullman cars will feature white raincoats gray hats and colorful umbrellas. Fifteen thousand balloons and siren whistles will be handed out along the route. Dan Desdunes band will lead a parade and provide a concert as the visitors share greetings and goodwill with local people.
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Omaha
Burlington
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Sidney
Dan Desdunes
Middle West
Kimball County Farmer Dies After an Operation
William Miller 44 died in Kimball hospital Saturday April 9 after gall stones and appendix operation. Born November 28 1882 he never married and lived with brother George north of Bushnell. Funeral at Evangelical church Bushnell with interment in Bushnell cemetery. Survived by brothers in Denver and Iowa and sisters in Montana and Torrington Wyoming.
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The
Western Nebraska Observer
William Miller
Bushnell
Kimball Hospital
Miller
George
Evangelical Church
Gerald Fitzgerald
Kimball Presbyterian Church
Denver
Iowa
Montana
Torrington
Wyoming
Burlington earnings report shows mixed rail traffic in 1926
Burlington railroad filing with the state railway commission shows total operating revenues from Nebraska traffic rose by 100000 in 1926 vs 1925 while passenger revenues declined by more than 600000. Intrastate passenger losses reached 1946970 compared with 2490075 in 1925. Freight earnings totaled 28179661 with 11957208 from through Nebraska business and 6052361 from Nebraska interstate. Nebraska interstate business overall approximated 10200000.
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Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Caseys Court Resolves A Humorous Local Case
Lone Luke recounts a whimsical Bridgeport mock trial in Caseys Court. Taither Kahse faces playful charges from disorderly conduct to highway robbery, with jurors and attorneys delivering overblown testimony amid a lively village gathering. The guilty verdict ends the court session before a closing note on censorship.
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Bridgeport
Ishay
Thash
Gwenny
Paul Kahl
Ellis Robbins
Lomila McCleneghan
Howsvever
Harold Thompson
Donald
Presbyterian aprons and bake sale at Leonard's store
The ladies of the Presbyterian church plan an apron bazaar and bake sale at Leonard's store on Saturday April 23 starting at 10 a.m. Proceeds will benefit church programs and local missions.
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Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Leonard's
Sl A. Ms
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