Peetz Woman Injured When Car Hits Culvert
Mrs Harry Lindsay of Peetz drove on a detour between Merino and Hillrose when her Ford struck a culvert to avoid a Buick racing toward Sterling. Passenger Mrs Howard Lindsay, holding a baby, was badly cut after being thrown through the windshield. the baby and others escaped harm. A Brush doctor treated the injuries. Frank Lindsay of Peru Nebr, 70, rode in the car uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lindsay
Peetz
Merino
Hillrose
Lindsay
Buick
Sterling
Howard Lindsay
Ford
Brush
Osborn attacks Telegraph on tariff and Prohibition stance
C J Osborn contends for an adequate tariff to curb Canadian wheat imports and supports Hoover’s diversification of farming without expanding government. He mocks the Telegraph editorial’s anti-Republican stance, defends the 18th amendment, and asserts Americans will resist saloon expansion and foreign interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Telegraph
al Smith
United States
High Seas
America
Cc. J. Osborn
American Legion Bake Sale and Fall Quarter at University
The institution lists degree programs and up to nine months of attendance with a minimum cost of 250 to 300 dollars. It highlights faculty qualifications, campus facilities valued around 750000 dollars, and a forthcoming library. fall registration is September 10 and 11, 1928. The American Legion Auxiliary bake sale is set for Saturday at Greenlees store starting 11 a.m. with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Robert I. Elliott
American Legion Auxiliary
Greenlees
Albert Greenlee
Wm. Mortensen
Stanley Nispel
Local Wheat Harvest Roundup At Bunker Hill And Surroundings
Bunker Hill area records a busy week with Elmer Larson and Hilbert Borcher combining, Henry Ehmke’s narrow farm accident repair, and multiple visits among families. Residents travel to Sidney and Scottsbluff while social calls span Daly/Dalton areas and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Larson
Hilbert Borcher
Ross Bales
Leona Juedes
Herman Ehmke
Scottsbluff
P. J. Beyer
Fred J. Beyer
Henry Ehmke
Sidney
Iva Beyer
W. F. Bayne
Anna
Earl Bayne
Tom Overman
Omaha
Charles Overman
Doris Thurston
A. C. Fecht
Dalton
Neva
Ehmke
William Juedes
P. Beyer
Herman Blanke
Wilma
Wm. Eahs
Alfred Borcher
Frank Denison
West Point
Nebr
Frank Beyer
Community Contacts and Harvest Helpers in Sidney Area
Center residents and families exchange visits this weekend. Mrs Ed Guill and Mrs Andrew La dine of Sidney called on Mrs Art La dine Friday afternoon. O E Osborn and family visited Crook Colorado, while Vera Guill and Loretta Osborn dined with Ethel Guill. Barbara Brown aided Mrs Harry Scott with harvesters. Basil and Wayne Guill traveled to Sterling. F O Osborn and Denver family visited E E Osborn. Neal Tank drove to Fremont. Ruth Osborn helped Olive Gien eau with threshers absorption this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Guill
Andrew Ladine
Sidney
Art Ladine
O. E. Osborn
Crook, Colo
O. M. Engelman
Vera Guill
Loretta Osborn
Ethel Guill
Barbara Brown
Harry Scott
Basil
Wayne Guill
Sterling
F O. Osborn
Denver
E. E. Osborn
Neal Tank
Fremont
Ruth Osborn
Olive Gieneau
Sunny Side Guests Visit Bill Thurow Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Koplin were Wednesday evening guests at the Bill Thurow home. Mr and Mrs Hernbloom and children were also present for the informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhen
Art Rathbun
Albert Weigers
A. J. Johnson
Emil Johnson
Irene Weigers
Arnold Thurow
Ethel Theis
Henry Koplin
Bill Thurow
Mrs. Hernbloom
Chil
Gurley Village Seeks Annexation in Cheyenne Case
The Village of Gurley Nebraska has filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court on August 15 1928 to annex land owned by Jacob M Dragon and Drago and other record fee-title holders. Defendants must annex to the petition by October 1 1928. Kepler and Kratz attorneys for the village note the filing and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Dragon
Drago
Gurley
State of Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Kepler & Kratz
Notice of Petition for Estate 675 of Isola B Wasson Deceased
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the State notifies interested persons that Minor F Wasson has filed a petition seeking the appointment of J A Bentley as administrator. Hearing set for September 1 1928 at 10 AM. Dated August 9 1928. Elmer Kahl County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Wasson
Cheyennlle County
Nebraska
F. Wasson
J. A. Bentley
Falls City Creamery Company Ad Promises Market Value for Cream
We pay all transportation charges and guarantee to pay market value for your cream. We urge cream producers to ship to our independent farmer creamery at Falls City Nebraska, offering satisfaction to every shipper. Hundreds are shipping and benefiting from our market. Reference Richardson County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
Parole Hearing Set for Grand Larceny Convict John Kenyon
Notice announces that John Kenyon, convicted in Cheyenne County on November 29 1926 for grand larceny, has applied to the Board of Pardons for parole. A hearing is scheduled for 10 A M September 11 1928 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln Nebraska. Interested parties may appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenyon
Cheyenne County
Board of Pardons
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska sewer extension bids invited
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Sidney for furnishing and installing a sewer extension. Plans and specs available from the City Clerk. Bids opened September 7th, 1928. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mayor Schroeder, Stanley Wolfe, City Clerk. 94 to 103
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Stanley Wolfe
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C. J. Osborn
Nebraska State Normal College AT
Chadron
Bunker Hill
Center News
Elmer Kahl
CREAM
Falls City
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
W. P. Miles
Frank Marsh
N. T Harmon
H. Schroeder
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Fontinac
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General Motors
Jacobson & Nispel
Brewer’s Garage
Sidney Orla
Wallis
Western Machinery Co
Fundingsland & Reisdorff
Farmers Union Bldg
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