Burlington Special for Smut Prevention to Help Farmers
The Burlington railroad will run a seven car special wheat smut train in August to promote seed treatment and copper carbonate dust to reduce smut losses. The campaign, in cooperation with Nebraska Colorado Kansas colleges, the Omaha Grain Exchange, millers, dealers, and communities, aims to boost yields and cut costs across western Nebraska eastern Colorado and northwestern Kansas. Local committees, demonstrations, and cooperative programs are planned at visiting communities.
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Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Omaha
Burlington
Denver
Agricultural Colleges of
Colorado
Kansas
Omaha Grain Exchange
Ford
Colorado Agricultural College
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Nonresponsibility by Sidney Nebr 1927
Caution notice denying responsibility for any debts incurred by wife Marie Willis after August 9 1927 issued from Sidney Nebraska. Public notice appears as a restraining measure against potential creditors and to clarify financial obligations within the household. The filing names W J Willis and provides the local city date and location for the notice.
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Marie Willis
Sidney
Nebr
W. J. Willis
Making the Home Attractive program outlined for Cheyenne County
Lincoln extension office reports Miss Rizpal Douglas will visit Sidney to outline the Making the Home Attractive project for Cheyenne County Woman's clubs. The initial Sidney meeting September 27 will survey the plan, with future sessions 10 am to 3 pm. county agent L. D. Willey notes enrollment is limited and clubs must form with at least five women plus two project leaders.
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Lincoln
Rizpal Douglas
Sidney
Miss Douglas
Emil Bluhm
Sunol
L. D. Willey
Dempsey and Tunney Seek Camp Sites Near Chicago Fight
With the September 22 Chicago bout set, Dempsey plans to begin training August 15 but locations are undecided. Illinois bans outside-state camps, while Wisconsin Indiana and Minnesota options face opposition. Chicago hotel roof cottage eyed for Dempsey’s wife, Rockford and Champaign seek training spots, Lincoln Field race track offers facilities.
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Chicago
Dempsey
West
Ilinois Boxing Commission
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Sempsey
Rockford
Champaign
Lincoln Field Race Track
Cheyenne County Farmer Develops Notable Patent
Dalton area farmer Carl Christensen, residing southeast of Dalton, has received a July 19 patent for a reversible dash operated vehicle fan. The blades reverse by a dash button, a three year project poised to fetch a neat sum and improve cars. Plans are underway to market the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christensen
Dalton
Christensen
Carl
Father of Potter Resident Dies in Chicago Home
Mis C E Smith learned Monday morning that her father G A Hard of Chicago died at his home Sunday night at 9 20. He was 67 and had been ill two to three years. He had visited Potter and was well known there. Mrs Smith left Tuesday for Chicago to attend the funeral.
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Mis. C. E. Smith
G. A. Hard
Chicago
Colorado visits and local notices fill Sidney bulletin
Miss Edith Martin enjoys a Colorado mountains vacation while Rolfe Wine visits Kimball with friends. Edits show Mr and Mrs Thos Epps and daughter Mary Blood visiting in Sidney, and Miss Ellen Mantor becomes Western Union’s new Lincoln assistant. Dance halls in Colorado close at midnight under a new law. Sidney residents travel for visits and work, with several domestic moves noted.
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Mary Blood
Portland, Oregon
Thos. Epps
This City
Ellen Mantor
Lincoln
The
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lillian Filston
State of
Colorado
Residents and visitors flock to Sidney events and visits
Mrs Roy Brown of Lewellha visits with Mrs Ernest Worden and Mrs Kennedy as she prepares for Rochester Minnesota treatment. Bill Miles and Harmony Kings plan a Wednesday night dance at Krueger's lake. Don Howard and Chester Worden return from Yellowstone trip. Mrs Grabill and Mrs Cunningham head to Denver for Buyers Week. Naomi Fishmuth’s death prompts Denver trip notices. Myrtle Hiett Nunn tours the West and will stay in Sidney. Earl Boling returns to Des Moines after visit. Earl Hill family en route to Frontier Days and Cheyenne. Mack Radcliffe visits from Cedir Creek area with plans for the fair. Gordon Bryant accompanies him.
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Bill Miles
Harmony Kings
Krueger
Earl Boling
IL. N. Boling
Western Union
Sidney
Des Moines
Earl Hill
June
Marguerite
Kansas
C. W. Johnson
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P. m
Tunney
Cal Ideus
Edith Martin
Colorado Mountains
Rolfe Wine
Kimball
C R Golding
Bill
Exeter
W. Ti
Lewett
Jack
Lodge Pole
A. B. Persinger
Hardscrabble Ranch
Elizabeth Armstrong
Oakland
California
H. K Armstrong
RC. Johnson
Sterling
Telegraph
I. J. Flo
Bertha
Detroit
Michigan
Spencer
Leonard Flo
W. J. Braham
North Platte
Dale
G. I. Liebendorfer
R. A. Barlow
Bobby
Columbus
Leonard Herrod
Katherine Ann
Gordon Bryant
Anne Radcliffe
Rotary Club
Bryant
Dramaticos
Walter Gunderson
Evanston
Illinois
Potter
Walter
Dotter
Roy Brown and Son
Lewelhha
Ernest Worden
Diete
TD Os Kennedy
T BR Byars Eo S
Rochester
Maso Grothers’ Clinic
Don Howard
Chester Worden
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Country
B.C. Grabill
PB. C. Cunningham
A. J. Hepner
Harold
Myrtle Hiett Nunn
Los Angeles
Calif
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Dora Hiett
Mack Radcliffe
Cedir Creek Villey
Sgroudwater
Radcliffe
Tekamah
Mr. Radcliffe
Sterling Advocate
Liberty State Bank of
Snyder’s
Expertiee and Pressing Service
the Ideal Beauty
Edward Furer
Brauer’s Variety Store
Cheyenne County Trading Co
John Gilb
Memedouya
Pic
Tures
Hawaii
Royal
Pathe News
Hawaiian Pictures and Orchestra
Alfred Santell
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Louise Brooks
William Collier, Jr
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