Resolutions of Condolence for Lawrence Beyer
Sidney Council No. 1861 K of C offers condolences for member Lawrence Beyer. The resolution praises his honesty charity and devotion and prays for his soul. It directs publication in the Sidney Telegraph and records to reflect the council’s sympathy. Names listed include John O'Neil Grand Knight Golding Secretary Ferdinand Kruse Recorder and others.
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Laurence Beyer
Sidney Council No
K. of C
Sidney Telegraph
John O'Neil
Golding
Ferdinand Kruse
A. Link
Frank Portrey
Henry Koester
Miners Prepare to Strike September First
Atlantic City N J authority to call out 158000 anthracite miners if no agreement is reached by midnight August 31 was vested. The full scale committee of 40 failed to negotiate with operators. Refusal to concede a wage increase and the check off prompted break in negotiations. A strike appears certain with federal intervention unlikely before September 1.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Swampscott
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Vel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
W. B. Richards
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Lewis
Peasesa
Adopting Heiress and Bohemian Daughter Tale
In New York a sixteen year old girl Mary Louise Spas, daughter of illiterate Bohemian immigrants, is adopted by millionaire Edward A. Browning as potential companion for his other adopted daughter Dorothy Sunshine Browning. Browning filed adoption papers with Queens Surrogate Court after a three week search, making her Mary Louise Browning.
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New York
Mary Louise Spas
Aladdin
Mary
Edward A. Browning
Kew Gardens
L. I
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
Queens
Mary Louise Browning
James J. Hill's St Paul Home Sells for $90000 at Auction
The James J Hill residence in St Paul, a prized show place and part of the $11,250,000 Hill estate dispute among nine heirs, sold at public auction for 900,000. The brownstone, valued at 190,000, was purchased by Almon A spectman, a Minneapolis banker, who declined to identify his client.
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St. Paul
Minn
James J. Hil
Almon A. Spectman
Minneapolis
U. S. Finds Bamper Crope Will Cat Vegetable Prices
Fruits and vegetables will fall sharply in August due to large crops. Prices may drop up to fifty percent, with cantaloupes especially cheap. Indiana New Mexico and Maryland ship twice as much as last year and Rocky Ford Colorado shows bumper crop promise.
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U. S
Chicago
Federal Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Indiana
New Mexico
Maryland
Rocky Ford
Colo
Byrd Leads in Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Virginia Pate Byrd led Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester by nearly 20,000 votes over G Walter Mapp of Accomac in the Democratic primary, with 727 of 34 precincts reporting statewide.
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Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
G. Walter Mapp
Accommac
Ohio State Campus Expands to Two Square Miles
Ohio State University campus in Columbus now covers about two square miles after a Wednesday announcement confirming further property acquisitions by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Conductors Elect Judge Beckham in Southeast election
The Order of Railway Conductors of the Southeast states on Wednesday elected Judge J. J. Beckham chairman in Jacksonville Florida. The vote results reflect leadership change within the union during a routine annual gathering.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Order of Railway Conductors of
Southeastern States
J. J. Beckham
Military Demonstrations at American Legion Convention
Three distinct military demonstrations will be staged during the American Legion National Convention in Omaha next October. Major C W Mason leads chemical warfare air features while 110th Missouri National Guards engineers will span a pontoon bridge across a lake. A second battle scene at Happy Hollow uses 600 infantry against 250 with 75 mm artillery, followed by a Shenandoah smoke barrage and aircraft, blimp, tanks, and chemical warfare elements. Ak-Sar-Ben field hosts cavalry drills from Fourth and Second regiments with field guns and horse maneuvers. Three large smoke screens to be placed near Omaha, including along the Missouri River.
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Omaha
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
C. W., Mason
Duncan
France
110Th Missouri National Guards Engineers
Stayton
Kanasas City
Happy Hollow Golf Club
Shenandoah
Chemical Warfare
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
Fourteenth Regiment
Second Cavalry
Chemical Warfare Service
7Th Corps
Ak-Sar-Hen Field
Missouri
Council Bluffs
New Smut Control Method Explained for Wheat
The article describes treating seed with copper carbonate to sterilize soil smut spores while not harming germination. It warns about inhaling powder. Local farmers report success on hundreds of acres, with county extension agents offering demonstrations and plans for homemade mixers.
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J. M. Kreader and Son
Dalton
L. P. Houge
Sidney
Charles E. N. Johnson
E. M. Beale
Potter
Higher yields from improved wheat bulletin
Nebraska No. 60 wheat and other improved small grains are expected to yield better results. The list is available from county agricultural agents or the agricultural college at Lincoln for interested farmers and researchers.
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Nebraska No
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Former Sidney Boy Marlees G and Wife
Former Sidney resident Marlees G and his wife, recent Sidney High School class of 1917 graduate, married and planning a honeymoon trip to Denver and the Rocky Mountains after military service and early career in Lincoln. Friends extend heartfelt congratulations.
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Sidney High School
The
State University
United States Army
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Camp Sheridan
Ill
Camp McClelland
Ala
France
Automobile Busines
Lincoln
Sidney
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Ferl
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James J. Hill
Virginia
Pate Byrd
American Legion
Sidney Boy
Marlees
Celery
Sidney Fruit Store
Court House
Mallory
Daniel Webster
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