Nebraska American Legion backs Disabled E Service Endowment Bill
Lincoln Nebr state legislators hear the American Legion urge passage of a 2 million dollar endowment to buy Liberty Bonds. Interest of about 80 thousand yearly to aid needy World War veterans, administered by a state board, with funds to reach all who need help promptly. The Legion backs that, while supporting farm and home aid and legal boxing oversight.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Legislative Committee of the
American Legion
Nebraska
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legionnaires
Board of Control
Ex-Service
Norval
Missouri
District 36 Community Notes From Nebraska
District 36 events and visits across Lorenzo and Moscow areas include Carl Olson’s Denver trip with livestock, Kurz family gatherings, non partisan organizer Fender, and farmers union activities. Neighborhood residents such as Werbert and Albin Olson, Frank Kurz, Joe Denninger, and John Kurz are mentioned with dances, gatherings, school lunches, and upcoming meetings.
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Carl Olson
Denver
Werbert White
Manning
Iowa
Kurz
Frank Kurz
Lorenzo
George Hutchins
Mr. Seidel
Charles Huffer
Monroe
Nebr
John Owens
Walter Boyer
Albin Olson
Stafford
Otto Kurz
Francis Herbert
James Spark
North Divide
Seidel
Fender
District 36
John Kurz
Joe Denninger
K. C
Cliff Club
Ralph Patton
Patton
Denninger
Miss Lacey
Prairie Gem School House
Olson
Morgan
Sidney
Dist
Clyde Johnson
Clara
Mohatt
Ed Mohatt
Gurley
Will Mohatt
Anna
Marguerite van Aelstyn
Marguerite
Clara Mohatt
Mary Jane Vowell
Mitchell
Sterling
Local social notes from South Divide community events
Miss Clara Johnson and Alice Jorgensen attended the Lorenzo dance while Mr and Mrs C A Foster went to a Methodist church reception for H G Gould and wife. Ruth Dimmick is very sick, as the record notes illness among residents.
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E. V.hiett
Clara Johnson
Alice Jorgensen
Lorenzo
Local Sickness and Social Visits Reported
Abscess in her side and bronchial pneumonia leave many sick. The Hands family rotate illness while Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dick host daughter and two grandchildren along with other distant visitors. Mrs. Clyde Johnson entertains the H. H. H. due to sickness at Mrs. Hiett's with a dainty luncheon.
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Clyde Johnson
Lester Hand
Elmer Fulton
Robert Robertson
Peets
Roy Walker
Earle Wood
Hand
Bernice Wood
Dist
E. V. Hiett
Gilmore
Germany to Dictate Terms in Our War-Torn Era
A biting critique condemns striking a balance between aiding Germany and supporting starving, unemployed Americans. It argues that Germany should not dictate terms while citizens face widespread hardship, debt, and a fragile economy stalled by war's toll and propaganda. The piece urges prioritizing domestic relief over appeasement or financing Germany’s recovery.
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Germany
Flanders Fields
Wheat shipping towns face car shortages and misread figures
The Telegraph’s wheat article is praised for noting that wheat received at Calton and Bronson was billed from Sidney and that Gurley and Dalton sent grain to Lisco, Broadwater, and Bridgeport during Burlington car shortages. Dalton and Gurley ranked high in shipping, yet faced transport limits and long hauls. The Telegraph seeks accurate markets and acknowledges Sidney’s advantage.
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Telegraph
Dalton
Calton
Bronson
Sidney
Huntsman
Lorenzo
Gurley
Lisco
Broadwater
Bridgeport
Burlington
Brother Ermand
Denver Hat Spring Creations Delight Cheyenne Milliner
Miss Catherine McEachen of Cheyenne County Trading Company millinery visits Denver to view spring hat creations. She plans to return in time for Easter sales, indulging in her passion for shopping for hats and choosing new designs.
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Catherine McEachen
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Denver
Bird Sees Low Flying Plane On Frosty Saturday Morning
A westbound airplane flew unusually low over the town on a frosty gray morning, creating a striking sight as residents felt they could almost reach it. A stray lyric recital ends the note with a quirky line about a song and dancers.
The Telegraph Reports Lifetime Honor for Dr. James A Nai Smith
The National Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America grants life membership on the basketball rules committee to Dr. James A Nai Smith. The award marks a milestone reaching thirty years of service in the field.
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James A. Naismith
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America
Dr Naismith Indoors: From Duck on the Rock to Basketball
Dr Naismith, head of physical education at the University of Kansas, conceived basketball in 1891 as an indoor sport for athletes tired of boxing and swimming. He used two peach baskets as goals, ten feet high, and started with nine players per team later reducing to five. Born in Canada, he studied at McGill and Gross Medical, joined KU in 1898, and served with the YMCA in France during World War I.
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Naismith
University of Kansas
Springfield, Munss
Y.M. CG. A
Canada
McGill University
Gross Medical School
France
Estate of William F. Krueger Notice to Creditors
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County RS In the County Court In the Matter of the Estate of William F Krueger Deceased To the Creditors of said Estate You are Hereby Notified That I will sit at the County Court Room in Sid-
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
William F. Krueger
Sid
Claim Notice for Estate in County Court 1921
In said County on March 7 and September 9 1921 at 10 o clock A M claims against said Estate will be received and examined for adjustment and allowance. Six months from March 4 1921 is the limit to present claims and one year from March 4 1921 for payment of debts. Witness my hand and the seal of County Court this 5th day of February 1921.
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Wew
Said
A. PD
Notice to Defendants in Sidney Neb Real Estate Quieting Suit
Notice to numerous defendants with unknown real names in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Plaintiffs Mc Lernon Gapen Doran Hagadorn Butler seek to quiet and confirm title to Lot Five in Block Twenty Nine, original Sidney town, and exclude all defendants and their heirs, creditors, or representatives from any right or interest in the described real estate. The action was filed February 1, 1921 in the Cheyenne County District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welch
Welch
Harriet J. Welch
Samuel Welch
Mary Welch
Mary E. Franklin
Franklin
Frank Welch
Lydia A. Welch
A. J. Welch
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Edward McLernon
Henry E. Gapen
Mabel I. Doran
Mary H. Hagadorn
Laura A. Butler
Court orders defendants to answer by March 28 1921
The petition alleges action against multiple defendants and authorizes service by court order. Each defendant must answer on or before Monday March 28 1921. otherwise judgment will be rendered as prayed. Dated February 7 1921. Clerk Isola B. Wasson records the order.
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American Legion News
Vermont
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Women’s Auxiliary
Henry J. Ryan
Americanism Commission of the
Auxiliary
Indiana
L. R. Gignil- Hat
Lemual Bolles
the Legion
Nebraska American Legion
California
United States
Jesse G. Faes
Lincoln Legion Post
Mabel J. Doran
Plaintifgs
Isola B. Wasson
Stacia McRae
Hardy Apts
Sidney, Nebr
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