Woman, 92, Boasts 308 Living Heirs in Utah
Ogden, Utah. Mrs. Sarah Jane Taylor of Harrisville celebrates her ninety second birthday claiming 308 living descendants. The roster includes 8 children, 50 grandchildren, 189 great grandchildren, and 61 great great grandchildren. She challenges any woman to show a larger line of descendants and seeks correspondents. Born Port Gibson Mississippi November 12 1834 she crossed the plains in an ox cart in the early fifties and later married twice, first to Bailey Lake who was killed in Idaho, then to Pleasant Green Taylor.
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Ogden
Utah
Sarah Jane Taylor
Harrisville
Taylor
Bailey Lake
Brigham Young
Mr. Lake
Idaho
Fort Lemhi
Lake
Malad
Pleasant Green Taylor
Port Gibgon
Miss
Plains
Johnston
Eat in Darkness as Health Aid Says Doctor
A London doctor argues that too much artificial light at meals harms digestion. He cites garish lighting pulling blood from the stomach and hindering food assimilation, recommending shaded candlelight as healthier for meal times.
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Darkess
London
Prescription for Rheumatism and Neuritis from France
Letter from Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a free French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis he obtained while with the American Army in France. He claims it cost him nothing and offers to mail the prescription to anyone who sends an address, asking readers to write today.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Mass
Legal Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska Probate
In the Cheyenne County Court Nebraska creditors and heirs are warned about the estate of Ella H Ong deceased. Henry E Jacobs executor seeks probate of the will and dispensation of regular administration with hearing set for February 9 1927 at 10 am. The notice runs in The Telegraph for three weeks and maps and protests must be filed by January 1927 with the county clerk.
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Cheyenne County
In Re Franz Engel Deceased, notice to interested persons that on January 24 1927 John Engel Executor filed a Final Report and petition for final settlement and discharge. The court schedules February 14 1927 at 10 a m in Sidney Nebraska County Court for the hearing. Anyone may attend and show cause why the prayer should not be granted. (Seal) Elmer Kahl County Judge Earl Riate Attorney 37 8041.
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Ella H. Ong
Henry E. Jacobs
Marshall
Illinois
Henry
Marshall County
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
N.E
North Range
Telegraph
Elmer Kahl
Earl R.“Kratz
Cheyenne’ County
Nebr
Franz
Engel
John Engel
Sidney
Elmer ‘Kahl
Earl R’ ‘Iate
County Roads Designation Planned by County Board
Notice to the public that a system of roads will be designated as County Roads at the county board's regular session on February 1927. A map of the proposed roads is on file in the county clerk's office for public subject to review.
Cheyenne County Farmers Union to Meet in Sidney
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union board will meet in Sidney Nebraska on Saturday January 29 1927 at 1 oclock. County President Glen Bales invites all union members to attend to discuss farm problems and strengthen the union for 1927. China has a mountain of alum 1000 feet high.
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Cheyenne County Farmer’s Union Board
Sidney
Nebraska
Farmers’ Union
China
New Poultry Breeding and Feeding Studies Reported
The Bureau of Animal Husbandry reports extensive last year on breeding and feeding poultry. Rhode Island Reds and Single Comb White Leghorns showed more 200 egg records than ever before. Experiments covered chick mortality hatchability infertility inheritance and feeding for egg production. Omitting limestone from feed reduced egg production by half.
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Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
Governor Proposes Two Year Budget With $30,167,925
The governor outlines a two year budget totaling 30,167,925 dollars with 1,800,000 unappropriated receipts. Only 11,019,023 dollars would be raised by property levy taxes. He trims funds for the university and normal schools and opposes a multiyear levy for university buildings unless conditions improve.
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State University
Normal’ Board
Board of Control
University
Pring
Fuund
Governor trims state budget with targeted cuts and reallocations
The governor proposes reducing and reallocating funds across state agencies and institutions. Major changes include lower boards of control ask totals, adjusted building projects for Beatrice, Geneva, Hastings, Kearney, and Omaha facilities, and shifting Public Works and highway funding from property taxes to gasoline tax receipts. Several executive and judicial budgets stay near two-year levels, while tax and rail litigation funding see adjustments. The deficit is not addressed in the message.
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W. C. Condit
Civil Administrative Code Departments
Governor's Department
Department of Public Works
State seeks 25 million to cover deficit bill
A bill was introduced in the House by Representatives Sturke and Essam on Thursday proposing the total property of the state be raised to approximately 25,000,000 to apply toward the deficit.
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House of Representatives
Sturke
Essam
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