Annual Appropriation Bill for Sidney Nebraska 1917
City ordinance details 1917 tax levies for Sidney Nebraska to fund general, library, water, sewer, electric light and water extension bonds and related interest and principal, with mill rates by property value and funds named, effective after passage August 3, 1917. City Clerk Leslie Neubauer signs. ordinance approved the same day.
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BRE
City OF
Sidney
Nebraska
Carnegie City Library
A.D
Leslie Neubauer
Notice to Creditors in Nebraska Estate Case
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN the County Court. The State of Nebraska, Cheyenne County, is. In the matter of the Estate of Richard Mickelwall, deceased. To the Creditors of said Estate: You are hereby notified, that I will it at the County Court Room in Sid ney, in said County, on the 4th day of September A. D. 1917 and on the ith day of February, 1918, to re ceive and examine all claims against said Estate, with a view to their ad justment and allowance. The time limited for the presentation of claims against said Estate is six months from the 10th day of August A. D. 1917, and the time limited for payment of appeat the 21st day of
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Richard Mickelwall
Sidney
Said
Notartmagie and Lieben dorfer wed in Oakland Iowa ceremony
Gene Bo Lieben dorfer of Pawnee Nebraska and Beatrice Lucie Johns of Oakland Iowa married Tuesday morning August 14 at the bride’s mother’s home in Oakland. They will live in Kimball where he becomes superintendent of Kimball County High School. He earned a Lieutenant’s commission and saved a life during a runaway team rescue but was injured, delaying army service.
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Notartmagie
Gene Bo Laevenerter
Pawnee
Nebraska
Beatrice Lucie Johns
Oakland
Iowa
Kimball
Liebendorfer
Kimball County
Shipman Braasch marry with breakfast reception
Milo A Shipman and Miss Mina Leota Braasch surprised friends with a 9 AM 1917 wedding at the Shipman home officiated by Reverend L E Lewis. After a three course breakfast by Mrs Shipman and daughter Marjory they left for a journey through Cheyenne Estes Park and Denver.
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Milo A. Shipman
Mina Leota Braasch
Shipman
L. E. Lewis
M. A. Shipman
The
Telegraph
Reverend L B Lewis Ties Couple in Sterling Wed
Reverend L B Lewis united in marriage at his home Tuesday morning August 14 1917 Sir Kenneth Dickerson of Sterling Colorado and Ethel L Walker also of Sterling Roy M Curtis and Beatrice Cook of Sterling witnessed the wedding They will make their home in Sterling
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L. B. Lewis
Kenneth Dickerson
Sterling
Colorado
Ethel L. Walker
Roy M. Curtis
Beatrice Cook
Sidney
License to Wed Issued in Cheyenne County 1917
County Judge of Cheyenne County issues a license to wed to Herbert Charles Gans and Julia Edythe Farris on August 11 1917. The record notes the couple legally consented to marriage under local authority and the license is filed for public record.
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Cheyenne County
Herbert Charles Gans
Julia Edythe Farris
Britton and Berenes United in Denver Wedlock
Frank Robert Britton and Elea nore Berenes of Denver were joined in holy matrimony in this city on August 10 with Judge Chambers officiating, pronouncing them husband and wife.
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Frank Robert Britton
Eleanore Berenes
Denver
Judge Chambers
Wyoming couples wed in downtown Torrington ceremony
Laurel Duncan and Minnie Rogers tied the knot in Torrington on August 15, with Judge Chambers presiding. The couple traveled to the city for the ceremony, marking a simple, earnest marriage moment in a small-town setting.
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Torrington
Wyoming
Laurel Duncan
Minnie Rogers
Judge Chambers
McCampbell and Waldroglee Wed in Kimball Dalton Union
Willie McCampbell of Kimball and Velma Waldroglee of Dalton married in this good city on August 15 officiated by County Judge Chambers who notes Cupid is waking up after a slow spell.
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McCampbell
Waldrogle
Willie McCampbell
Kimball
Velma Waldroglee
Dalton
Chambers
Cupid
Cheyenne Couples Wed in Trio of Weddings on August 15
John H. Sohrens and Minnie Lee of Cheyenne were among three couples married in a ceremony conducted by County Judge Chambers on August 15. Other couples also tied the knot in this local event.
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John H. Sohrens
Cheyenne
Minnie Lee
Chambers
Jetmore couple wed as County Judge Chambers marries
William Baughman Myler of Jetmore Kansas and Anna Labell Jones of that place were married here August 14 by County Judge Chambers. The ceremony united the couple in a small local service.
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William Baughman Myler
Jetmore
Kansas
Anna Labell Jones
Chambers
Food Control Bill Passed As Hoover Leads Draft Measures
Washington reports the food control act, approved by President Wilson, grants broad powers to the president to seize hoarded staples and regulate production and prices. It fixes a $2 per bushel minimum for wheat and restricts food use in distilling. Hoover directs post passage steps, while draft questions dominate Capitol Hill as Crowder mobilizes 755,700 men in early September with quads for training and state quotas adjusted for sickness and vacancies.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Wilson
Herbert C. Hoover
Prevost
Marshal Crowder
War talk and exemptions loom in draft policy debate
The article discusses exemptions for husbands with dependent wives and children, noting local boards will decide cases. It cites General Crowder urging relatives to support wives so husbands can serve. It reports on Senate talk of American troops aiding Russia and Italy, with Root urging US support for the democracy and stability of Russia while warning against a separate peace with Germany. It covers War Industries Board price controls, outlining reciprocal pricing with allies and limiting fixes to war materials, allowing reasonable profits and curbing extortion.
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Crowder
Ln Coseonia
Russia
Senate
Lewis
Italy
Greece
Britain
France
America
State Department
Baker
United States
Root
Wilson
Lansing
Elihu Root
Germany
Kerensky
War Industries Board
Robert S. Lovett
Government crops plan aims at wartime wheat harvest
The government directs planting in specific areas to secure a wheat bumper next year. Experts warn a bread shortage could loom if corn falters and early frosts bite. The program, a wartime measure, reflects Agriculture Department strategy and state officials.
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Department of Agriculture
Councils of Defense
Wheat and Flax Grain Prices on Track Arrivals
On track and to arrive, No. 1 Northern priced at 2.90 and No. 2 Northern at 2.85. Flax arrives, price 3.45 on track.
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Northern
Grain prices in St Paul market report summary
St Paul grain prices show Wheat No1 Northern at 3.00 to 3.05, No2 Northern 3.00 to 3.05, corn 2.21 to 2.22, oats 0.67, barley 1.15 to 1.28, rye 1.95 to 1.96, flax 3.47. The figures reflect bid and ask ranges from the local grain exchange.
Market prices for grains and oats listed
Wheat Sept at 2.17 cash close on track lists No 1 Northern at 3.00 to 3.05 No 2 Northern at 3.00 to 3.05 No 3 Northern at 2.90 to 3.00 No 3 yellow corn at 2.21 to 2.22 No 3 white oats at 0.67 to 0.68 flax at 3.47.
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Northern
Cattle and Hog Receipts Amid Market Reports
Cattle receipts show steers at 6.00 to 41.59 per head with cows and heifers at 46.25 to 8.85 and calves at 7.50 to 11.75. Hog receipts total 300 with hogs at 15.85 to 16.75. Sheep receipts list lambs 7.00 to 14.00 and ewes 7.50 to 8.50.
Commodity Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and More
Wheat prices for September at 2.15 with December at 1.14 and May at 1.12 percent. Oats quoted September 58 cents, December 58 cents, May 60.3 cents. Pork September at 43 172, Butter Creameries at 37.1 to 38.14 cents. Wegs 31 32 cents. Poultry scales listed for Springs 20 22 cents, fowls 17 19 cents.
Market Receipts Report For Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Cattle receipts total 600 with steers selling 7.90 to 14.35 per hundredweight and cows and heifers 4.50 to 12.00. Calves bring 8.75 to 13.50. Hog receipts near 7,000 with light 15.60 to 17.00, mixed 15.75 to 17.10, heavy 15.60 to 17.10, rough 15.60 to 15.80, pigs 11.25 to 14.40. Sheep receipts 3,000 native 7.60 to 11.90, lambs 9.75 to 15.20.
Three in one: Bismarck’s famed triple ties and trials
The text extols Bismarck as a figure of threes stating he served three masters, led three wars, signed three peace treaties, and achieved the meeting of three emperors. It notes three horses killed in the Franco-Prussian War, three children, a triple alliance, and a family motto “Strength In Trinity” with caricatures showing three balls on his head.
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Bismarck
Present Hour Worth More Than Future and Past
A proverb states one hour of the present is worth two in the future and one hundred in the past, emphasizing the value of current time over what has yet to come or what is gone. The saying reflects timeless wisdom on opportunity and reflection.
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Shipman—Braasch
Dickerson—Walker
Gans—Farris
Brittor
Berenes
Duncan——Rogers
Sohrens—Lee
Myler—Jones
Hoover
Army Contres
Army
Duluth
St. Paul Grain
Minneapolis
South St. Paul
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Ae Ag
Woaedie
Daatog
Red Cross
W P Miles
Gra
Capital City
Deleg Duffy
Nefie
Round Oak District
C.m.wr
Christy Cabanne
Emily Stevens
Metro
U.S. A
Slacker
U. S. A. Theatre
the Slacker
Slac
Thea
United States Army
Chi
South State Street
Metro Pictures Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Missa
Ziegfield
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