Neighborhood Socials Fill Week With Visits and Dinners
Bunker Hill residents hosted and visited each other Wednesday through Sunday with numerous family gatherings. Glen Bales, Fred Beyer, and others attended from house to house while Mr. Beyer served on jury duty in Sidney. Families including Engel, Rohde, Borcher, Schmidt, and Borcher hosted dinners and evenings at homes across the area.
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Glen Bales
Henry Schmidt
Fred Beyer
Ray Frame
Wmn. Robbe
Theo Borcher
Hilbert Borcher
Royal
John Engel
Gurley
Wm. Rohde
Fred Winckhurst
Potter
Charles Gabriel
Frank Beyer
Sidney
Qir
Paul Meyer
Famites
Wm. Saabs
Jardine Praises Grain Committees Meeting
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine praised the business conduct committees at Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Milwaukee and St Louis for their success in regulating grain markets since establishment. He called their reports gratifying and noted their work against manipulation and questionable speculative methods. Jardine offered further guidance and full cooperation of the grain futures administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Iowa to Gain Between 50 Million and 100 Million From Corn
Dean C. F. Curtiss of Iowa State College reported by radio that Iowa’s 1925 corn crop, valued at 478 million bushels and 16 million dollars less in value than 1924, could net farmers 50 to 100 million dollars more than last year. He noted most of the crop is sold through livestock and dairy markets, with higher cattle and hog prices likely to persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ames
Lst la
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Division of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Ex Dog Yale Athlete John C Greenway Dies at 53
New York reports former Yale football and baseball star John C. Greenway died after an operation at Roosevelt Hospital. Greenway, 53, played on the same Yale football team as late Frank Hinkley and was an All American in 1904 and 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John C. Greenway
Yale
Frank Hinkley
Roosevelt Hospital
Greenway
Mississippi Education Panel Defeats Anti Evolution Bills
Jackson Mississippi committee on education defeats two anti evolution bills by a ten to four vote. Members vow to keep the issue off the floor as the legislature session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Miott bill moves $164.5 billion for public buildings
The House Public Buildings Committee approved the Miott bill authorizing about 1645 million dollars for construction of public buildings as part of federal funding measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miott
House
Grange's Pacific Trip Sets Gate Record in Los Angeles
Red Grange's trip to the Pacific coast has proven a money maker with a total gate of 136000 taken in at the Los Angeles game, a record for professional football.
Strikers Won’t Yield in Scranton Mining Fight
John I. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers declared at two mass meetings of miners that the strikers will continue their fight. The remarks came as the strike at Scranton, Pennsylvania persists with support from local workers and unions.
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Scranton
John I. Lewis
United Bline Workers
Atrikera
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Fresh cattle trade remained active with higher prices for several classes while hogs and lambs showed a mixed to lower tone. Top cattle sold near 10.00 to 10.96, with lighter weights reaching 12.75 for some sheep and lamb lots, and fat lambs bringing up to 14.75 with feeders to 16.00.
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Union Stock Yards
Pleishy Steers From Western Nebraska Sell as Feeders
Wall bred Hereford steers from western Nebraska sold as feeders here Monday at 9.35 a hundredweight, a new top for recent months. Bert Leach of Arthur marketed the cattle, which were fed in a corn field after early snows and later finished on corn, cotton cake, and alfalfa in a dry lot for about six weeks.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Wall
Bert Leach
Arthur
Local residents frequent Sidney for shopping and visits
North Divide residents including Mr and Mrs Herman Klug and others were seen shopping in Sidney Saturday. John Neary visited his son Roy and family Thursday. Isaac Jones and sons Aden and Claston walked back and forth from Sidney the past week. John Jones hauled hogs to Sidney Thursday morning and potatoes Friday. Families and friends, such as the Goodwins and Sparks, were noted in nearby activities. Sparks family remains under quarantine for scarlet fever. Several locals joined others in Sidney on Saturday and Thursday, with road work by Ed Brookesby and George Jones earlier in the week. Mrs Clyde Kinton and Mrs Carl Schmidt traveled to Sidney Wednesday to meet Miss Florence Atwood, an extension worker. John Jones and George Rippe were among those in Sidney on multiple days.}
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Herman Klug
Gurley
John Neary
Roy
Isaac Jones
Aden
Claston
Sidney
John Jones
L. J. Hughes
Peetz
Mire
Hugh Edwarts
Frank Goodwin
R. R. Owens
Setraday
Gale Barham
Joe Schimka
J. C. Sparks
Sparks
Ed Brookesby
George Jones
Clyde Kinton
Carl Schmidt
Florence Atwood
George Rippe
Clyde Kintoe
Maxine
Frances Goodwin
Waldo Barham
Henry Braasch
Lewman
Julius Choan
John
Dan Beebe
Buss Lee
Mr. Rogers
Crook
Mr. Bates
Bill Pope
Perry Balentine
Roy Gorman
Rogers Boys
Clarence Beebe
Carl Meyerholz
D. R. Gross
Ross Broccard
Danny
Mr. Gross
Local Farm Activities Chronicle Week in White Cove Valley
Daily farm chores and visits unfold in White Cove Valley with Harry Reeves and John McDonnell trading corn and beans at multiple homesteads. Families including Beebe, Meyerholz, Bell, and Pope gather for meals, threshing, and shared errands while trips to Crook, Sterling, and Denver appear in a paced rural log.
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Harry Reeves
P. R. Bell
John McDonnell
Social afternoon and extended visits noted in town
Jones and daughter socialized with friends and framed family gatherings. Ray Frame and others joined for lunch and late conversations. Jim Sparks and family left quarantine on Tuesday and Mrs. R. R. Owens returned from Minnesota after nine weeks away. Paul Sparks and family and Mrs J C Sparke returned from Omaha describing a fine trip. Mrs. John Jones and Catherine Hamer called at the Goodwin home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Owens
Minnesota
Paul Sparks
Fam Ry
J. C. Sparke
Omaha
John Jones
Catherine Hamer
Goodwin Home
Birthday at Phelps Studio Celebrated This Year
A birthday observance occurred at Phelps Studio this year with friends and colleagues gathering to honor the occasion. The event featured photos, light refreshments, and well wishes for the celebrant.
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Phelps Studio
Sidney Residents Share Weekend Visits and Outings
Sidney residents reported a busy weekend with shop workers and shoppers on Saturday, several families visiting friends on Sunday, and multiple calls at local homes. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz, Otto Kurs, Joe Dendinger, Ralph Dendinger, Thomas Krets, and Dora Hemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kurz
Otto Kurs
Sidney
Joe Dendinger
Ralph
Christens
Augusta Krets
Thomas Krets
John Kurz
Clarence Chambers
Otto Kurz
George Hockerson
Dora Hemmer
James Mohart
Zinka Interholsinger
Weekend guest and local travels in Sidney event
A weekend guest at the Joe Dendinger Prerett Mohatt was in Sidney Saturday on business. Joe Dendinger hauled a load of hogs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurz drove to Peetz Monday afternoon.
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Prerett Mohatt
Sidney
Joe Dendinger
Frank Kurz
Peetz
Doan's Pills Backed by Sidney Man’s Kidney Relief
Does your back ache and throb with fatigue and dizziness hinting at kidney trouble Delays may prove serious Use Doan's Pills the kidney stimulant widely recommended by Sidney residents Thomas Epps a retired farmer credits Doan's with ending his backache and nocturnal trips Dean's Pills cost 60c at dealers Fo ster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Doan
Sidney
Thomas Epps
Second Ave. West
Dean
Epps
Foeter-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
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Ching Trade Bureau
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Irene
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L. D. Willey
Art Borcher
Bernard
A. R. LeSueur
George Foster Hoane
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Rheep
Lambe
Pat Lambe
Peeder Lambe
Pat Ewes
North Divide
White Cove Valley
Carl Meyerhols
Sterling
RK. Bell
Doc Parmore
Bernard Hill
E. F. Loudy
D. R. Gros
Dempsey Bates
Hill
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Lawrence
Rogers
Carl Meyerholb
Amd
Sidney Post
American Legion
Hardy Hall
Grabill’s Merrymakers
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
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