Pact With America Signed at Laus anne Regulates Coal Relations
The federal coal commission notes retail coal costs and dealer profits should be explained by municipal and state agencies in the communities involved. It finds coal retailing tied to trucking and storage and other commodities, and estimates a national survey would cost about 2 million dollars. The commission questions its progress in both anthracite and bituminous sectors.
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Washington
Federal Coal Commission
United States Coal Commission
Turco American treaty brings clearer terms for Americans in Turkey
Lausanne reports the new Turco American treaty, born from long negotiations, grants Americans favorable treatment and replaces the 1830 pact. It details official and commercial relations among five nations, clarifies capitulations abolishment effects, and allows a commission of foreign advisers to address foreign arrests and imprisonment complaints.
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Lausanne
Turkey
Nebraska Upped Fuel Use in July Reaches Record High
In Lincoln Neb July demand for kerosene and gasoline set a state record according to Grant Shumway head of the state oil inspection department. Nebraska sold 3,000,000 gallons of kerosene and 12,500,000 gallons of gasoline totaling 1,776 cars. At 15 cents a gallon for kerosene and 20 cents for gasoline Nebraskans spent about 4,000,000 dollars on these two fuels.
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Lincoln
Neb
Federal Aid to Farmers Under Coolidge Policy
President Coolidge focuses on federal aid for farmers with Fred Starck of the War Finance Corporation outlining Harding era steps for agricultural credit. In Lincoln Nebraska a storm damages University Stadium causing 2500 dollars in damage and layoffs for 14 days as wind and lightning collapse framing arches and pillars.
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Washington
University Stadium
Lincoln
Neb
Stock Yards Tariff Suspended for 30 Days
Washington report notes new stock yard tariffs filed by the Union Stock Yard Co of Omaha were suspended for thirty days starting August 1 by Acting Secretary of Agriculture Pugsley. Hearings will allow all parties to be heard in Omaha on August 24.
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Washington
Union-Stock Yard Co
Omaha
Pugsley
Feature of Live Stock Receipts Omaha July Hog Run Record
The month’s standout was a heavy hog run totaling about 358 000 head, nearly 100 000 more than last year and the heaviest July hog run in the market’s history. Cattle receipts reached 118 000 head, a few thousand above July 1922, while sheep totaled 217 000, showing little change versus a year ago.
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Omaha
Storm Flood Damages Estimated at 100000 in Omaha Area
A rain totaling 2.24 inches Saturday morning between 7 and 9, flooding parts of Omaha and Council Bluffs and causing damage estimated at $100,000 by police officials.
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Omaha
Couftcil Bluffs
German gov plans 500 million gold mark internal loan
Berlin reports the government will issue a new internal loan totaling 500 million gold marks on a gold basis. The move aligns with monetary policy aims and signals financial stability through a gold backed issue.
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Berlin
Colorado Wheat Growers Assn Receives $75,000 Loan
The Colorado Wheat Growers Association secured $75,000 in ready cash from Denver banks to fund 50 to 60 cent per bushel advances to members upon delivery to local elevators. M A Shipman Jr of First National Bank of Peetz aided negotiations. Further advances depend on stores in Sterling and eventual reloan through intermediate credit banks as grain moves to warehouses.
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Denver
Mr. Shipman
Association
Sterling
Lampson
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Lulu Tishue
To John Tishue administrator of Lulu Tishue estate you are commanded to appear before County Judge C P Chambers on August 27 1928 at 10:00 AM to show why you should not be removed for non residence in Nebraska. Dated August 2 1923 Sidney Nebraska Kepler Kratz lawyers.
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Lulu Tishue
John Tishue
W. T. Eikner
Nebraska
Co. P. Chambers
Sheriff's Sale Order in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale issued by the District Court clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff will auction at 10 oclock A M on September 11 1923 at the east door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska the SW quarter of Section 33 Township 13 Range 51 West including lands in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Dated August 9 1925.
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District Court of
Cheyenne
County
Nebraska
Chris Madsen
D. R. Jones
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Gale
J. W. McDaniel
W. K. Hodgkin
Nebr
Sheriff Sale Notice of Cheyenne County Real Estate
A sale is ordered by Isola E B Wasson Clerk of the District Court, Cheyenne County Nebraska, in favor of Emma Olson against Herman Schubarth and others. The property is the south half of the northeast quarter and the south half of the northwest quarter of section 2, township 15, range 52, west of the sixth meridian. On September 4, 1923 at 2 p m at the front door of the Sidney County Courthouse the sheriff will sell to the highest cash bidder, sale to remain open one hour.
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Isola EB Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emma Olson
Herman Schubarth
Said County
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Need for Wheat Storage Spurs Warehouse Licenses in Nebraska
Farmers hold grain for better prices prompting a surge of applications for warehouse permits. The Nebraska state railway commission requires bonds covering peak storage, with cooperatives exempt. About 120 licenses sought. Nye Schneider Jenks Co. of Omaha filed 96 plus elevators with a $2 per station fee and a $50,000 blanket bond. Lincoln and Omaha terminals exempt. A 1919 act allows grain storage as security for bank loans with county inspection. A separate federal law offers similar collateral options but requires bonded warehouse storage. Windshield glass and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage.
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State Railway Commission
Railway Commission
Nye- Schneider Jenks Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Hall's Catarrh Medicine in both ointment and tonic form
Catalog copy notes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local remedy for catarrh. The ointment provides quick relief by direct application while the internal tonic acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Prices 23 Years Ago in Lexington by Larson’s Music Store
Following prices paid twenty five years ago in Lexington. Wewitt ren To fie Clits, Rye, Corn, Hlags, Steers, Potatoes, Eggs. Piano instruction free with all pianos purchased from us. Let us explain our plans to you. Larson's Music Store.
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Lexington
Larson
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Sidney Resident
An older advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for backache and kidney issues. Mrs. John Buettner of Sidney testifies to relief from severe attacks, urging others to use the same product priced at 60 cents to 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y markets the pills.
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Doan
Sidney
John Buettner
Dean
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Colorado Wheat Growers Assn
C. P. Chambers
Kepler
Sherife’s Sale
Pitzer & Tyler
Nebraska City
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Hahler Garage
A. R. Lesueur
Rye
Turley
J. C. Hassenstab
Larson's Music Store
Gali
M. Wright
Hyatt
Imler
First Avenue East
Kratz Abstract Company
Francis J. Herbert
Staht-Hink
Sora
The
McDonald Motor
Sidney, Nebraska
American Bank
Farmers State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Dalton
Potts
the McDonald Motor Sales Co
Ford
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