County Commissioners Hold Meeting in Cheyenne Nebraska
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met February 1 1924 at the courthouse Sidney Nebraska with all members present. They opened bids for county printing for 1924 25 and approved a state Public Works budget for maintaining the county highway system including staffing and equipment costs.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
L Board of
L. K. Barlow
A. D. Rose, Jr
Wm. M. Goding
R .L. Kelper
J. W. Billeter
Oakley O. Otten
A. M. Gaddis
State Department
State Department of Public Work
Lincoln
Board of County Commissioners
Towit
Department of Public Works
Bureau of Boards and Bridge
L. R. Barlow
Oakley C. Otten
County Board Minutes Note Award and Adjournment
The clerk was instructed to notify the best bidder of contract award effective March 1. The board adjourned after no further business, to meet March 40th or at the chairman’s call. Attest County Clerk Oakley O. Otten. Members: J. R. Barlow Chairman, A J Rose Jr, Wm M Coding.
Poultry Great Financial Aid To Nebraska Farmers
Nebraska’s poultry industry shows a $35 million annual value to farmers with 11.6 million hens, nearly half of the nation’s egg production shipped in 1923, and 16 million total fowls. The state’s poultry show ranks among the U S leading events with strong Western state representation.
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Nebraska
Department of Poultry Husbandry
The
State University
New England
Omaha Poultry Association
United States
Middle Western
Nebraksa
Ford offers new all steel one ton truck complete with cab and body
Ford introduces a new all steel open express one ton truck built on the standard Ford chassis. The body, reinforced steel with wooden sills, measures seven by four feet and converts easily with stakes and canopy. Priced at 490 dollars F O B Detroit, dealers display the unit ready for service.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit
Card of Thanks for Emma Grace Bolz loss
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for help and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear daughter and sister Emma Grace Bolz. Signed by Mr and Mrs Henry Bolz and children William Bolz.
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Emma Grace
Henry Bol
William Bolz
House Defeats Mellon Plan On Tax Bill Change
Farmers stockmen bankers and railroad men join a farm group to push dairy industry stimulus as the Mellon income tax revenue bill is defeated in the house by 222 to 196. A Texas representative’s schedule would set a 44 percent tax on incomes over 92 000, lower rates for other brackets, and raise personal exemptions, diverging from the treasury outline.
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Washington
Mellon
Clamer
Texas
Treasury
Dairy Development Society Forms in Nebraska
The Nebraska Dairy Development society, formed in Omaha, gains approval from over 200 farmers, bankers, railroad men and stockmen. It aims to stimulate and sustain the state dairy industry through education, service, and development in production and marketing, plus promoting dairy stock care and feeding.
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Dairy Development Society
Lincoln
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln court reporter survives close shooting in courtroom
Lincoln reporter Miter Lacon recounts a narrow escape when Wallace Wallick shot him after killing District Judge Menning. A bullet passed within four feet, pierced a card case envelope and vest, nicked his breast, and lodged in a notebook inside his vest, stopping there.
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Lincoln
Neb
Episcopal Bishop Alexander Garrett Dies in Dallas
Dallas dispatch reports the death of Alexander L Garrett, 91, Episcopal bishop of Dallas and presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church in America, who died suddenly at his home in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Alexander L Garrett
Episcopal Diocese of
Protestant Episcopal Church In America
France Hears Hastings Radio Broadcast
Hastings Nebraska reports a concert broadcast by Westinghouse experimental station XL heard in Nice France about 5300 miles away. The distant reception showcased transatlantic radio reach and cultural exchange.
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France
Hastings
Hastings, Neb
Westinghouse
Nice
New York Fed Bank Posts 1922 Earnings Rise Over 1921
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported total earnings for the year ending December 31, 1922 of 11,413,182 dollars, an increase of 71,864 dollars over the previous year.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Egg Prices Decline in New York Market
Egg prices fell eight to eleven cents in the local market last week, attributed to mild weather in producing regions.
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New York
Mysterious radio interference traced to warming pad in Sidney home
In Sidney near Shenandoah Iowa officials traced a strange radio disruption to an electric warming pad found in a local residence. The episode disrupted several sets prompting investigators to identify the household device as the source.
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Shenandoah
Sidney
Tax congress planned by American Bankers League
The American Bankers Association announces tax congresses to let taxpayers voice views on pending revenue legislation. Meetings will occur in Richmond Virginia Asheville North Carolina Salt Lake City Utah Portland Oregon Omaha Nebraska Detroit Michigan Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Boston Massachusetts Dallas Texas and Jacksonville Florida. A general congress will meet in Washington to present findings to the senate finance committee.
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Washington
The
American Bank
League
Richmond
Asheville
N. C
Salt Lake City
Utah
Portland
Ore
Omaha
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dallas
Jacksonville
Fila
Senate Finance Committee
News broadcast scheme aims to educate parents on schools
National capital educators endorse Albany view that broadcasting school news to parents would improve understanding of educational problems. The proposed New York City plan to share school information with families is seen as a step toward engaging those most affected by education.
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Washington
National Capital
New York City
Secretary Denby Resigns From CULL Aet March 10
Secretary Denby announced his resignation and retirement from the CULL effective March 10.
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Washington
Denby
Bean contract locks price at four cents per pound
Biekel of the Fairmont cream station contracts about 275 acres of seed beans in Sinball county for Balcom Seed Co. at four cents per pound next fall. Seed beans and sacks supplied at five cents per pound. farmers thresh, deliver at the railroad, and receive four cents per pound. Further contracts limited by allotted acreage. Bean country may expand next year.
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CA. Biekel
Fairmont
Sinball County
Balcom Seed Co
Greeley
Colo
Making Good With 18 Cows in Pine Bluffs Post
A. B Mitchell visits the Post and notes he milks eighteen cows with weekly cream checks a bit over $50. He praises ground snapped corn as feed, plans soybeans for hay, and uses cane and millet this winter. He considers silage and increasing his herd to 30 cows.
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A. B Mitchell
the Post
Pine Bluffs Post
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Dairy Society
Road Men Farm Group
Federal Reserve Bank
Abrams
T. E. Smes
Arthur Building
Nebr
Ramee
GLE
GLE Pencil CO
Newycrausa
WEORD
Ree
Wienburg Transfer Company
Sidney Shoe Hospital
the Telegraph
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