Local notes from Afton and Sidney include buyout of Kimball paper
Wv. B. Cargill of Afton has bought the Kimball paper from Editor Wilson who retires due to ill health to devote time to his ranch. Geo. Iverson becomes Union Pacific road master in Sidney, replacing Sinnott who moves to Fremont. A runaway team, a rabies incident, typhoid illness in Sidney, a 11 5 win for Sidney over Potter, and other local updates on crops, a donated bronze drinking fountain, forged deeds warning, and the death of James W. M. McGuinness in Sidney.
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Wv. B. Cargill
Afton
Town
Kimball
Wilson
Geo. Iverson
Union Pacific
Sidney
Sinnott
Fremont
Hugh Moore
LeRoy Martin
Martin
Kansas City
Fred Stowe
Lois
Potter
Potter Diamond
Simodines
R. A. Blake
S. T. L. Society of Girls
Court House
James W. M. McGuinness
Gene Davis
McGuinneess
Crime School in Denver Under Scrutiny by Police
Police investigate a presumed "crime college" operating in Colorado and Wyoming blamed for over 50 safe cracking jobs in the region. Detectives tied dynamite finds in a Denver garage to Ira Bass and Lawrence Snyder as leaders guiding a Denver Cheyenne based crew.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Crlmne College
Denver
Pueblo
Boulder
Longmont
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ira Bass
Lawrence Snyder
Co operative Price Fixing and Cooperative Marketing Policy
The U.S. Department of Agriculture urges co operative marketing groups to base price policies on solid data. Prices should reflect supply, demand, and seasonal trends rather than guesswork or production costs alone. Careful analysis of long term supply and demand, daily market quantities, and factors like price levels, competing products, and employment are essential for avoiding gluts or shortages.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Tragedy on the Highway Ends Life of Naomi Fishman
Miss Naomi Fishman, once a popular Sidney girl, dies in a Sunday morning car crash near Denver. The wreck injures others who may not recover, as speed and driver recklessness are blamed for the tragedy. Fishman’s family and friends in Sidney mourn a vivacious theater hopeful whose promising future is cut short. A closing line warns investors to investigate before committing funds.
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Naomi Fishman
Sidney
Denver
Miss Fishman
Lone Scouts Organized by Boys at Dix Nebraska
The Lone Scouts of America serve boys nationwide with tribes instead of troops. A Dix Nebraska tribe is established and more tribes are sought. Readers interested in joining should write to Leo Scheele in Dix, Nebraska.
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Lone Scouts
Dix
Nebr
Lone Scouts of America
United States
Boy Scouts
Leo Scheele
Nebraska
Chicago Bridges Over Dry Land Draws Budget Fire
Chicago commits 1.7 million dollars to build a bridge over empty space with no river yet. Officials plan a canal beneath the structure to redirect the Chicago river under railroad tracks.
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Chicago
Three Town Baseball Triangle Sees Each Team Win
Three Monday games featured Sidney Sterling and Chappell teams with each side winning. Sidney beat Chappell and lost to Sterling, while Chappell defeated Sterling. The Bloomer ladies defeated Sidney 17 to 0 and Sidney failed to reach third base.
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Sidney
Sterling
Chappell
Margaret McLernon
Olive Johnson
Des Moines
Rh. M. Brown
North Platte
Burt
Union Pacific
Chas, Callahan
British Columbia
John M. Adams
Grasmere
H. F. Osborne, Jr
New York City
Bloomer Ladies
W. L. Williams
St. Paul
Williams
Expert instruction in dressmaking
In dressmaking, obtain expert instruction from Mrs E Kenfield located over the Star Meat Market. The notice directs interested persons to see her for particulars.
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Central Avenue
Cheyenne County
Zone One
Denver Crime School
Sidney Motor Sales Co
FORD
Albaugh Tire Shop
Krueger’s
Bennie Brewer
Kansas Serenaders
the Telegraph
Pape