Notice of Lost Policies From Liverpool and London and Globe
Lost policies numbered Fire 10005 to 10025 dwelling 1001 to 1025 combined 301 to 325 tornado 5001 to 5025 grain certificates 151 to 175 and 208 to 225 formerly in Milo A. Shipman’s possession. The company will not recognize liability. Liverpool and London and Globe Inc. Co., Ltd. 1 Pershing Square New York NY 32-4-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Limited
Milo A. Shipman
Liverpool and London and Globe Inc., Co., Ltd
Pershing Square
Park Ave
42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Gas Relief Ad Promises Rapid Digestion Benefits
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a ten minute relief for stomach gas and sourness. It claims cleansing of upper and lower bowel and removal of old waste matter, with a testimonial from Mrs M Meyer. Also promotes Bluhill Coffee, Jumbo Routt County Coal at 13 pounds per ton, and Cheyenne County Lumber Co offerings.
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Adlerika
M. Meyer
Western Drug Co. Adv
Jumbo
Colorado
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Miss Georgia Martin Hosts Enjoyal Dinner Party
One of the grandest holiday dinners was hosted by Miss Georgia Martin at her home on Wednesday night. The red and white table decor featured a silver bowl of red rose buds with New Year themed place cards and perfume favors. Bridge games followed with Miss Elaine Hiett winning first prize and Miss Kathryn Livoni second. guests included Jean McIntosh Nellie Davis Vera Harr Mary Harr Thelma Baker and Kathryn Livoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Martin
Elaine Hiett
Kathryn Livoni
Jean McIintosh
Nellie Davis
Vera Harr
Mary Harr
Thelma Baker
Helen Jane Johnson Birthday Party Held Saturday
Mrs J W Johnson entertained for her daughter Helen Jane at a Saturday afternoon party honoring her 13th birthday. Progressive card games provided entertainment with Imogene Mowrer winning first prize and Marian Daggett the consolation. Refreshments were served by Mrs Johnson and her daughter Virginia, with a guest list including Eleanor Jane Walker Julia Bicknell Thelma Ladegard Marian Daggett Joan Bicknell Helen Zalesky Mary Adele Brill Lois Hardy Gretchen Barlow Mildred Nelson Margaret Uttegrov e Josephine Wolfe Carolyn Kennedy Ruth Jane Gates Harriet Mantor and Imogene Mowrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Helen Jane
Imogene Mowrer
Marian Daggett
Johnson
Virginia
Eleanor Jane Walker
Julia Bicknell
Thelma Ladegard
Sidney Woman Wed Hastings Man
Raymond A. Brewer of Hastings and Miss Helen Badzlong of Sidney were united in marriage Wednesday January 2 by Judge Elmer Kahl at the court house. Mrs. Margaret Marsh and Mrs. E. B. Young witnessed. They will make their future home in Sidney.
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Raymond A. Brewer
Hastings
Helen Badzlong
Sidney
Elmer Kahl
Court House
Margaret Marsh
E. B. Young
Brewer
Thanks to Rev Bicknell and Christian church members
The undersigned express gratitude for the kindness and help given during the services and burial of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Margaret E. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Sitz.
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J. H. Bicknell
The
Christian Church
Margaret E. Ross
L. R. Sitz
Former Lodge Pole Resident Passes Away
Sidney Iowa dispatch reports the death of Mrs Ivon Hiatt at her Springfield Missouri home The deceaseds husband once ran a restaurant in Lodge Pole aligned with the families local business history
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Lodge Pole
Sidney
Iowa
Ivon Hiatt
Springfield
Kratz Brothers Visit Parents in Bloomfield Nebraska
Judge Golden Kratz and Attorney Earl Kratz returned from a weeklong trip in eastern Nebraska. They attended the state bar association meeting in Omaha, then drove to Bloomfield to visit their parents, Mr and Mrs George Kratz, for two days. They were joined by brother Roy Kratz and family of Omaha and sister Mrs Bert Oberst and family of Tekamah.
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Golden Kratz
Earl Kratz
State Bar Association
Omaha
Bloomfield
George Kratz
Roy
Bert Oberst
Tekamah
State University Se Cures Good Positions For New Teachers
The University of Nebraska educational service dept registered 1316 prospective teachers for 1928 29. Requests totaled 1171. 757 candidates were appointed. Six counties were unserved. 69 percent of state requests were filled. Teachers were sought across 26 states, with women slightly in the majority. Highest demand was for high school and kindergarten roles, with agriculture paying the most due to federal funding.
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University of Nebraska Department of Educational Service
Department of Educational Services
Nebraska
Department of Educational Service
University
Iowa
Poultry Concern Opens For Business In Sidney
Messrs Cramer and Blystone, Sterling men, open a poultry house at Western Ice & Storage plant in Sidney. Alvin Roberts, formerly with Carman, will run the business. The station is to be a permanent institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Cramer and Blystone
Sterling, Cole
Western Ice & Storage Company
Alvin Roberts
K. L. Carman Poultry Concern
Messrs
Cramer & Blystone
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
Pleasant New Year Party at Cook Home
One of the week’s most pleasant events occurred at Mrs. Carrie Cook’s home on New Year’s Eve as she hosted a dinner for her son Foster with a company of well known young men as honored guests. James McIntosh was toastmaster. Guests included Clarence Hansen, Jack Lowe, Bill Lowe, Glen Francis, Merwin Francis, Leslie Bentley, Rupert Campbell, Jay Closman, Hugh Mitchell, Robert Wait, Sam Lowe, Ted Leonard, Byron Leonard, Israel Snyder, Elmer Francis, Guy Tipton, Ellie Williams, Simmons Cook, and Funston Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Cook
James McIntosh
Clarence Hansen
Jack Lowe
Bill Lowe
Glen Francis
Merwin Francis
Leslie Bentley
Rupert Campbell
Jay Closman
Hugh Mitchell
Robert Wait
Sam Lowe
Ted Leonard
Byron Leonard
Israel Snyder
Elmer Francis
Guy Tipton
Ellie Williams
Simmons Cook
Funston Cook
Local Notes Report Ills, Births, Visits Across Sidney Area
Arthur Chapman Gurley recovers from flu. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher visit Perry Bundy home. Rev and Mrs Graham host young people with good time. Mrs Fred Heinie dies at home Sunday night. Birth announced for daughter to Mr and Mrs David McDonald Lyons. McDonald formerly Inez Taylor. Nels Erickson and daughter Dorothy return from Alliance after Christmas. E C Collart travels to Lincoln. Gabriel family returns from Hot Springs SD. Anna Gabriel returns with them. Rowan family visit Dalton. Dorothy Jensen recovers from bronchial pneumonia. Sick list includes Mrs Henry Fredericksen Mrs Paul Mortensen Mrs Wm Fredericksen. C H Rowan and family visit Sidney. L B Taylor and sons Ernest and James return from trip.
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Arthur Chapman
Oscar Hatcher
West of Sidney
Perry Bundy
Graham
Fred Heinie
David McDonald
Lyons
McDonald
Inez Taylor
Nels Erickson
Dorothy
Alliance
E. C. Collart
Lincoln
Charles Gabriel
Hot Springs
S. D
Anna Gabriel
F. A. Rowan
Dalton
Dorothy Jensen
Local Notices from Dalton Area Include Visits and Repairs
The eastern part of the state saw Mrs. Taylor stay longer, and local depot and railroad buildings received new paint. A park fence was completed, improving the village. Misses Margaret and Alice Martin of Dalton visited the Albert Christensen home. Wm. Taylor of Huntsman visited Gurley on New Year’s day. The Lundberg couple’s four year old daughter is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. A A Larson Mrs. Heizer Jean Larson and Miss Alta May Berry visited relatives in Dalton Friday.
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Margaret and
Alice Martin
Dalton
Albert Christensen
Wm. Taylor
Huntsman
Gurley
Felix Lundberg
A. A. Larson
Heizer
Jean Larson
Alta May Berry
Dissolution of Kepler and Kratz Law Firm
The law firm of Kepler and Kratz of Sidney will be dissolved on January 3, 1929. Each member will continue in the practice of law at Sidney with Mr Kepler in the present office and Mr Kratz in the court house. All persons indebted to said firm are urged to pay immediately. R. P. Kepler, G. P. Kratz.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Nebraska North 2
Platte
Charles A. Mangum
North Platte
Nebraska
Walter V. Hoagland
Kepler and Kratz
Sidney
Kepler
Mr. Kratz
Court House
R. P. Kepler
G. P. Kratz
Flu Aftermath Reported by Dr Niblack Drugless Nebraska
The brief notes the after effects of the flu with a mention of Dr Niblack and his Drugless Nebraska method. It records a correction or clarification related to his work and the remedies discussed, illustrating early public health commentary.
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Cheyenne County
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the Telegraph
Mary Vath
Maple St
V. F. Kucera
Art Rathbun
Nebr
Sidney Ice & Storage Co
6Th Ave
Cc. R. McDowell
O. G. Maley
Bassett’s Pharmacy
E. C. Stockwick
Fairbanks Morse
Jackson Hardware
Sidney Exchange
Planck
M. B. Morfeld
Byars Store
C. W. Hornaday
P O. Box
Farmers Union Elevator
P. O. Box
Sidney Creamery , Company
Bluhill Coffee
Helen Jane Johnson
Kratz Brothers
Bloomfield, Nebr
State University
Henry Fredericksen
Paul Mortensen
Wm. Fredericksen
C. H. Rowan
C. W. Smith
L. B. Taylor and Sons
Ernest and
James
Peggy Claire
Greenlees
Sterling, Colorado
Mgr
K. L. Karman Co
ASE
Case
Emerson-trantling
Logic
J. I. Case T. M. Co., Inc
Branch House
Hickory Street
Suiky and Gang
Wheatland Dick
Great Plains
Manare
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