Former Sidney Girl Marries in Reedley California
Miss Catherine Dent Lyon wed Mr. Howard Frame of Porterville on December 31 at the Church of the Good Shepherd Fresno. Daughter of Judge Lyon, she hails from Cheyenne county. The couple plan a honeymoon in the valley and will settle in a new bungalow on West Olive Street in Porterville. The groom is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frame.
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Reedley
California
Catherine Dent Lyon
Howard Frame
Porterville
Gal
Frame
Co. PD. Lyon
Cheyenne County
Church of the Good Shepherd
Bishop Sanford
Fresno
Hay District
West Olive Street
J. TE. Frame
William Wallace Young obituary records long life across states
William Wallace Young was born in Bureau county Illinois and died in Medford Oregon on December 13 1923 aged 66 years. He moved to Saline county Nebraska in 1874 near Friend and married Estelin Shores in 1883 producing two children Henry Clay and Viola. He operated lumber hardware and implement yards in several towns including Hershey later moving to California and Oregon to be near his son. Mrs Young survives with his son in Medford pursuing business.
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William Wallace Young
Bureau County
Illinois
Medford
Oregon
Saline County
Nebraska
Friend
Estelin A. Shores
Henry Clayburn
Iiving
Viola
Young
Mr. Young
Todge Pole
Hershey
California
Glendale
Ladies American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans
The group is invited to attend the American Legion meeting on Tuesday January 15 at 8 pm at Odd Fellows hall to discuss plans for a memorial. A musical program good eats and a general good time are promised to support Auxiliary involvement.
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American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Legion
Night School Plans Expand Courses for Adults and Home Makers
The plan outlines a broad slate of courses for men and women in Sid ney including mathematics physics chemistry sketching drawing and trade related subjects such as automobile mechanics carpentry electrical work plumbing and bookbinding. Home making and commercial courses are listed with two hour classes offered free of charge provided at least eight enrollments per course. Americanization classes will be included and enrollment requires a blank form to be returned to Superintendent Liebendorfer.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Sidney
Liebendorfer
Diphtheria Quarantine Hits Five Families in Region
Five families in Sidney and near Lorenzo are under diphtheria quarantine. Families under Drs Hugh and Harry Mantor care include A. S Tlardy, Robert Dyke, Ordie Weston, and Frank Bailiff, with Lois Wardy Fern Bailiff Robert Dyke and Mr Weston plus a young child affected. Henry Grotte’s entire Lorenzo family also affected. Dr Roche says two members nearly died, treated with 180000 units of antitoxin, more than in his career. Sidney supply exhausted. new stock arrived from Sterling and Kansas City. Mayor Rogers orders police to keep families quarantined until two negative state lab cultures are reported. Not believed fatal.
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Sidney
Lorenzo
Hugh
Harry Mantor
A. S Tlardy
Robert Dyke
Ordie Weston
Frank Bailiff
Lois Wardy
Fern Bailiff
Mr. Weston
Little Child
Henry Grotte
Sterling
Kansas City
Rogers
Death of Emma Grace Bolz from scarlet fever
Emma Grace Bolz daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bolz died Monday January 7 from scarlet fever at her home thirteen miles north of Sunol She was born June 4 1921 She leaves two brothers and a sister Funeral services were private and burial was in the German Lutheran cemetery north of Sundl Dr Roche ordered the home quarantined This is the county s only scarlet fever case at present time
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Emma Grace Bolz
Henry Bolz
Sunol
Sundl
Roche
Plane tuning and repairing notice at local music stores
Frank C. Jerome advertises graduate plane tuning and repair work. Readers are directed to leave word at Larson Music Store or Burgess Music Store for these services.
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Frank C. Jerome
Larson Music Store
Burgess Music Store
Gurley Farmers Union Local Holds Annual Meeting
Gurley Local No. 733 of the Farmers Union met at President G E Burke's home on January 5 with many members present. Burke was re elected president, Lynn Cunningham VP, L F Cunningham secretary, P C Collart delegate, and Charles Gotham alternate to the state convention in Omaha January 8 to 11. Resolutions endorsed re organization of grain groups and urged use of the Nebraska Union Farmer paper to promote cooperation. A county warrants stamping proposal was supported. Nebraska Wheat Growers organizer J W Reinmuth attended and spoke. An oyster supper followed. Lynn Cunningham was named program manager for the February meeting in Gurley Community Hall. public invited.
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Gurley Local No
The
Farmer Union
G. E. Burke
Lynn Cunningham
L. F. Cunningham
P. C. Collart
Charles Gotham
Farmers Union
Omaha
Gurley
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
American Wheat Growers Association
National Wheat Advisory Committee
Nebraska Union Farmer
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of the State
Nebraska
Gurley Local
Kimball and Banner
Telegraph
Ingham
Nebraska Wheat Growers
J. W. Reinmuth
Mulching Strawberry Beds in Nebraska Hedges Winter Heaving
A Nebraska strawberry grower notes winter mulch as essential to protect plants on heavy soils from heaving caused by freeze thaw cycles. Heaving damages roots and creates air gaps while exposed tops risk moisture loss and reduced yield.
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Nebraska
Mulch advice from university on winter ground cover
The Agricultural College at the University of Nebraska recommends clean weed free wheat straw as an excellent mulch for next season. Oats straw and corn stalks may smother pants. Apply after the soil is well frozen and leave about three inches depth after settling.
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U. of N Agricultural College
Sheriff’s Sale Ordered on Cheyenne County Property
By order of Cheyenne County District Court I levy on the southeast quarter of Section 9, Township 12 North, Range 52 West, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the east front door of the county courthouse in Sidney on February 11, 1924 at 10 A. M. to satisfy the judgment in favor of R. C. Peters against D. R. Jones and others. Dated January 10, 1924.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
R. C. Peters
D. R. Jones
David R. Jones
Publc
County
Sidney
Sidney Hears Promise of New Rail Depot and Growth
Officials predicted a new Burlington station at Sidney this year as railroads gain support amid rising grain and livestock shipments. In 1923 hogs shipped totaled 1,780 car loads. 1924 outlook cited 150,000 hogs from the county. Wheat exceeded two million bushels and corn surpassed four million bushels, signaling future productivity and urging faith in county development.
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M. W. Dimery
Sidney
Burlington
Flynn
Bargains January 11 and 12 at Harper Building
Bargains slated for January 11 and 12 at the Harper Building feature discounted goods and special offers. Shoppers are urged to visit for sales, with emphasis on reduced prices and limited-time bargains.
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Harper Building
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Ladies—American Legion Auxiliary
Reekige
Gurley Farmers Union
J. W. McDaniel
Neb
T. B. Dysart
J. P. Moore
Kepler & Kratz
Attys
Nebr
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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