Durant Cars Chosen by U S for Border Patrol Duty
Eight Durant four door touring cars were selected by U S immigration authorities for Canadian border patrol service. The cars must run at 55 to 65 mph on rough roads and over mountain grades. Durant’s 1928 fours impressed after government tests, outperforming earlier Star models and meeting exacting specifications.
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Durant
United States
H. J. Shorter
Durant Motor Company
New Jersey
Border Patrol
United States Immigration Authorities
Weedin
Dairy cow feed suggests grain with pasture in fall
As pasture declines this fall dairy cows may require added pasture and grain. Use stubble fields or sudan grass as supplemental pasture if available. If not, start cows on a grain mix of corn and oats ground. Feed one pound grain per four to five pounds milk. two gallon cows get three to four pounds per milking.
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Sudan
Want corn tariff boost to keep out competition
Secretary Frank P. Manchester of the Omaha grain exchange returns from Washington where he testified before the tariff commission. He urges a 50 percent duty increase on corn arguing Argentine imports hurt domestic growers and that higher prices would benefit producers by blocking Argentine competition.
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Frank P. Manchester
Omaha Grain Exchange
Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Mr. Manchester
Ice Cream Bricks Offered in 3 Color Platse Quarts
Local notice advertises 3 color ice cream bricks by the quart. Phone number 334 provided for orders or inquiries.
American four-H champs return from England as judging team
Jesse Bilyeu Joe King and Russell Hughes of Albion the American champion 4 H club dairy judging team and their coaches C C Girardot of Albion and M L Flack of Lincoln have returned to Nebraska from their trip to England and the continent. They will publish letters and comments for contributors to the fund that paid the expenses. The team was defeated by the English but Bilyeu had the high score and is now world champion judge for his age.
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Jesse Bilyeu
Joe King
Russell Hughes
Albion
C. C. Girardot
M. L. Flack
Lincoln
Nebraska
England
Ed Briney Visits Sterling and Crook District
Local notes show Ed Briney visiting Sterling Monday and tending business in Sidney Tuesday. Several residents including George Bonser, Tom Bonser, and Mrs. Bonser make Crook and Sterling calls for repairs, medical care, and shopping throughout the week.
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Ed Briney
Tom Kendrick
Crook
George Bonser
Tom Bonser
Sidney
Bailey Jameson
Sam James
Charles Redden
George McCracken
George Bowser
Albert Ottjes
Dr. Parker
Sedgwick
Charles Bowser
M. C. Sharp
R. G. Simpson
G. W. Bonser
Potter Area Notes and Local Games This Sunday
Clyde Brady of Denver visited Potter area friends on Sunday. Churchgoers from Sidney attended services. Superintendent elect Shocker spent Sunday in Potter. Local residents from Hillsdale and Mina visited Potter and James Biggs family hosted relatives. Several couples celebrated anniversaries and travels to Greeley. Potter Bearcats lost to Cheyenne 9 to 1, next game vs Kimball. C A Cords headed to Beulah, Wyoming for a new purchase.
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Clyde Brady
Denver
Peter Hansen
K. Hansen
Nora Hansen
Peterson
Sidney
Prof. Shocker
Potter
C. A. Larson
Hillsdale
Wyo
James Home
Claude Biggs
Minatare
Andy Larson
Springfield
Minn
B. F. Graham
Bancroft
James
Larson
Inez James
Manville Parsons
Ina Himmelright
Crosby
South Divide
Clarence Johnson
Greeley
Colo
Chris Dybdahl, Jr
Anton Leafdale
Hastings
Martin Leafdale
H. E. Biggs
William Goding
C. A. Cords
Curt Smith
Everett Ramsey
Grand Island
Niels Hroelstrup
North Platte
Elmer Seylfang
Potter Bearcats
Cheyenne
Buelah
Hatchery Interest Passes to New Owner and Dray Line Sold
Interest in the fish hatchery owned by R A Babcock passes to completion with George Jung purchasing the dray line and taking charge of it.
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Terest
R. A. Babcock
George Jung
SEXTORP Community notes mix visits and gatherings
Mrs M J Hibben of Norfolk visits C C Crowell home while a young girls sewing club meets with Marie Sanders. The next meeting will be a picnic at Johnson grove. Numerous local families visit, car rides to Kimball and Potter, and Rev. Graham preaches at Corner school house amid light attendance.
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M. J. Hibben
Norfolk
C. C. Crowell
Young Girls Sewing Club
Marie Sanders
Sanders
Johnson Grove
Barbera Miller and
Son
Peter Nelson
Dewey Matthewson
Dan
John Heimer
Frank Prohaska
Pete Nelson
Alice Price
Myrtle Nelson
Fern Sanders
George Reetz
Kimball
Charles Johnson
Oscar Redeen
Mason
Leslie Sanders
Elmer Jacobson
Nicholas Jacobson
Stannen
Elmer Mayer
Dalton
Rose Neil
Billy
Mildred Jacobson
Roy Jacobson
Graham of Gurley
Corner School House
Herman Schubarth
Potter
Billy Smith
Howard Yost
Charles Smith
Gladys
Myrtle
Lloyd Shaw
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