The Custer Wolf: Nine-Year Hunt Ends in Death
The account details the pursuit and death of the so called Custer Wolf, a notorious northern plains killer. Government hunter H P Williams spent years tracking the creature amid vast stock losses, clever escapes, and spectacular hunting effort before finally killing it on October 11, 1920.
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South Dakota
Custer Wolf
Animal World
Custer
Hell
United States Department of Agriculture
Williams
Willlime
Havig
Bureau of Biological Survey
H. P. Williams
Forty Mile Range
Resolutions To Brother Knights Mary E Judd Passed
Resolutions to Brother Knights Sol Willis and Henry Judd convey sympathy on the death of Mrs. Mary E. Judd. Sidney Council Knights of Columbus adopts and publishes the tribute in the Sidney Telegraph, records minutes, and forwards copies to Henry Judd and Sol Willis. Dated February 1, 1921, Sidney Nebraska. Committee: John A. Simones, Frank B. Nolan, Francis Herbert.
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Sol Willis
Henry Judd
Mary E. Judd
Sidney Council" Knights" of Columbus
Sidney Telegraph
Sol. Willis
Council Hall
Sidney
Nebraska
John A. Simones
Frank B. Nolan
Francis Herbert
County Commissioners Hold Meeting at Sidney Courthouse
The Board of County Commissioners met February 1 1921 in regular session at the courthouse Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska with all members present. Actions included re insuring the courthouse and contents for 80000 and 10000, approving bonds for local officials, and auditing a long list of claims and expenses for the county including salaries, services, roadwork and jail related costs. The board adjourned to February 16 or at the chairman's call.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
J. L. Heel
L. R. Barlow
Wm. Goding
J. T M. Pearson
A. E. Warren
F. N. Slawson
Court House
L. A. Scheer
Constable Chambers
J. €. Anderson
Justice SE Peace
Union Valley
First National Bank
Basil Lipska
Ralph Osborn
Bernard Belken
N. Slawson
Board of Co
Max Shinker
Lancaster
Barlow and Reel
Plumbling House
M. Lancaster
Ed Johnson
Potter Drug Co
Johnson
W. F. Waite
Bounty
E.ee
Delbert Hawkins
C. E. Biggs
Hall
Ben Pelster
K-B Printing Co
R. Pittam
Elmer Jacobson
C. P. Chambers
J. W. McDaniel
Omaha School Supply Co
Flossie’ Belle Krueger
Baiaty ccc
C. J. Morfeld
Coyote
W. E. Chambers
Sidney Municipal Service
D.F. Ells
State
J. B. Copley
State Vs
Gee
L-P. Houge
ARS
John Daugherty
LG. P. Houge
James Bartlett
Emil Carlson
Hane Gunderson
David Huff
Elmer Kahl
Mabel Halston
Nora Fitzgerald
T. M. Vearson
Milleage
Kritz Abstract Co
Rubber Dans
Ceceae
Hornaday Cafe
Pris
L. H. Bordwell
M. M. Bowman
A. G. Fecht
Saat Ee
R. M. Adams
Sidney Telegraph
Prneny
Anna McFadden
H. G. Gould
G. Gould
W. W. Wise
Farm Bureau
Lodgepole
Walter Hernbloom
Potter
L. F. Lafferty
Sidney NO. 1
Krel
Torawork
Ray Frame
Bridge Fund
Isaac Olson
Hahler Gardge
Standard Oil Company
Geo. Niemann
Lodgepole Lumber & Grain Co
Es Melick
E. Buckles
Aeveneey
Buckles
H. F. Schumann
Steers
Ernest Jaeckyl
Vewecees
Howard Cronk
Gas
Notice to Owners of Dairy Cows
The Dairy Law of Nebraska requires annual testing of all cows whose milk or cream is sold for consumption by an approved veterinarian. Exemptions apply if pasteurized product is sold or the entire herd is sold for manufacturing. Testing should occur in January and February. penalties apply for noncompliance. Contact Bureau of Animal Industry at Lincoln for details.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Animal Industry
Lincoln
Department OF Agriculture
Garments help needed for men and women alike
Community drive seeks volunteers to save garments for those in need. Organizers urge both men and women to assist with sorting, distribution, and outreach efforts to support families facing clothing shortages this season. Volunteers welcome at the city warehouse and local shelters.
Care and prolonging clothing from USDA bulletin notes
The article highlights extending garment life to reduce costs. It urges immediate repairs like rips, loose buttons, worn buttonholes, and preventive darning. Techniques include reinforcing worn areas with fine stitches or underlay fabrics and mending socks before holes form. Shortening garments and updating trims also help.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
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Pringle
Pelgar
General Fund
J. LY. Reel
Ned
M. EK. Pettibone
Cheyenne
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation General Office
Lincoln, Nebr
the Farmers’ Union Co-opera
Tive Association
Co. O. Hade
Sidney, Nebraska