Local folks share news of births visits and events
Oley Withers takes his mother to Hot Springs for hoped for medical benefit. Mrs. Munson arrives from Wheatland to visit relatives. Leo Braird Welcomes a 10 pound baby boy born Saturday. Royal Neighbors raise funds with ice cream and cake. John Rocker family welcomes a baby girl Thursday. Petteys visits from Sidney after staying with daughter. Local groups report church luncheon and a crowded chautauqua. Moving picture theatre opening planned with new equipment. Multiple guests visit kin in Crawford, Borie and Sidney. scattered rain and hail noted with 10 15 percent damage reported.
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Oley Withers
Hattie Withers
Hot Springs
Wm. Munson
Wheatland
Wyo
G W
Leo Braird
John Rocker
Dr. Hibbard
N. E. Petteys
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
J. F. Carter
Lillian Frerichs
C. J. Smith
Mary Pavlat
Pearl Fusha
Denver
Ladies Aid Society
Mesdames Waite
Schmidt
Franss
Clayton Hughes
Opal
Velma
Crawford
C. D. Moorhead
Moving Picture Theatre
Moorhead
Richard Whitefoot
Cairo
George Whitefoot
J. H. Weatherwax
Borie
Lisco
Wm. H. Goettsche
North Platte
Land sales rise in Cheyenne area amid strong crops
Reported Cheyenne and nearby county land sales show a rising volume and favorable outlook. A local real estate firm notes 11 quarter sections sold in the county totaling $90,000 with more large deals in progress. An unrelated line advertises spring fries for sale by John Bolke at phone 231F13.
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Cheyenne
John Bolke
Union Pacific Juniors Triumph In Five Inning clash
The American Legion junior team beat Lorenzo 7 to 3 in a five inning contest after a Sunday game between Sidney and North Platte Union Pacific teams. Sidneys' lineup highlights include Sheckler Graham and Maley while Lorenzo features M Phelps and E Phelps on the mound. The win boosts Legion junior team form ahead of a Fourth of July noon game at Krueger's lake grounds against Chappell.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
North Platte
American Legion
Lorenzo
Legion
Lorenso
Sidney Abrhpore Thomas
Maley
Sheckler
Graham
Portz
Mathews
Lowe
F. Loebe
Witters
R. Loebe
Lorenzo £. Meier
M. Phelps
T. Fleming
Hurt
R. Johnson
Crosby
E. Radditz
E. Phelps
O. Radditz
L. Johnson
Thomas
Phelps
Bales
Swenson
Krueger
Lake Grounds
Chappell
Four H Club Workers May Become Mechanics
Farm boys with interest in mechanical work can join a forthcoming farm mechanics club to learn wood and metal identification, repair and refinishing of machinery, and how engines operate. The program includes visits to organized farms, machine shops, garages, blacksmith shops, and will lead to a gasoline engine project next year. County agents and the state club office in Lincoln oversee the organization.
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State Club
Lincoln
Agricultural College Men Plan Excursion Across Counties
Northwest Nebraska potato industry will be discussed as the route runs Alliance to Harrison. Visit large potato cellars and Captain Cook's ranch fossil beds. Sightseeing between Sylvan Lake and Hot Springs, Harney Peak climb, stay at Chadron, study Dawes county laws, Sheridan table farming, Valentine station visit, Young's ranch, Elkhorn river valley, prairie hay in Stuart Inman, Neligh lands, Madison county clover farming, and the French farm at Page.
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Nebraska
Alliance
Harrison
Agate
Captain Cook
Sylvan Lake
Hot Springs
Harney Peak
Chadron
State Park
Dawes County
Long Pine
Norfolk
Elkhorn River
Stuart
Inman
Neligh
Madison County
Page
De Molay Convention Held With Picnic and Banquet
The De Molays gathered for a four week convention with a picnic at Scottsbluff, tours of the valley, and a banquet and dance at Lincoln hotel. Grand Island was chosen as the 1928 convention site with Harold Allen, Thayne Whitcomb, Floyd Danning, and Robert Kirkenall elected to key posts.
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Ber
Grand Council For
Nebraska
E. G. Laing
Alliance
de Molays
Scottsbluff Mountain
Lincoln Hotel
Hnor
Grand Island
Harold Allen
Nebraska City
Thayne Whitcomb
Scottsbluff
Floyd Danning
Hastings
Robert Kirkendall
Banquet crowns Three Day Convention with new officers named
At the closing banquet held in the Chevrolet garage, about four hundred attended the three day convention. Hollis Kepler of Sidney, retiring master councilor, presided and praised the state De Molays. Officers announced include Clifford E. Lester Alliance senior deacon William Hogarth Omaha junior deacon George Vickery Scottsbluff senior steward Price Heusner York junior steward Albert Reed Chadron chaplain Clarence Nelson Fremont marshal Paul Eads Auburn standard bearer Robert Pring Hyannis precursors Gerald Cole Central City Charles Fox Wahoo Roland Jones Sidney Lawrence Young Kimball Charles Keyser Wahoo Haven Smith Chappell Chester Goodwin Falls City.
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Hollis Kepler
Sidney
de Molays
Clifford E. Lester
Alliance
William Hograth
Omaha
George Vickery
Scottsbluff
Price Heusner
York
Albert F. Reed
Chadron
Clarence E. Nelson
Fremont
Paul Eads
Auburn
Robert Pring
Hyannis
Sentinel
Chauncey Holman Kearney Aiioner
Gerald Cole
Central City
Charles Fox
Wahoo
Roland Jones
Lawrence Young
Kimball
Charles Keyser
Haven Smith
Chappell
Chester Goodwin
Falls City
Precestors
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Simmons
Call
John McGrane
Gurley
Nebr
E. C. Colart
C. E. Harper
Lincoln Highway
Illinois Street
A. Hospe CO
Scottsbluffs
Uptegrove Implement Co
Cheyenne County
McCormick-Deering
Twin City
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co
Anderson Motor Co
Holt Combine
Carl Mahr
M. Christensen
Liberty State Bank
O. P. Kratz
Sec
Idney Exchange
Hugh Slawson
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Colo
Frank Schwasnick
Star Market
E. C. Stockwick
Henry Minshall
Elm St
Duroc
M. W. Buckley
Superior Cord Tire Company
Western Ave
Chicago
Illinois
Sidney Exchange
Sidney Creamery Company
Foster Cook
Jennie Nelson
Illinois St
J. H. Borland
Linden
M. W. Polk
13Th Ave
C. E. Couch
Fred Siedow
King St
Buck Davis
Linden St
Eric Schneider
Pat Cox
Cox
California
Agricultural College
DE Molay
Harvey
Nice
Heart of City
Welton
United States
Krueger’s
Center
Bunker Hill
Sidney Vs. Chappell Junior Legion
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