Telegraph 34 Years Ago Cheyenne Celebrate Wyoming Statehood
Colonel Morrow becomes brigadier general candidate as Wyoming gains statehood. Celebration rings Cheyenne and reaches toward Sidney. Mrs. Stanley Ickes dies at 23 at her parents home. The Post highlights a ten acre garden and offers weekly farmer columns. Low of 50 and high of 95 observed at the Post.
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Morrow
United States
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sidney
Stanley Ickes
D. C. Barnhart
Telegraph
Telegraph items from twenty four years ago recall taxes and births
A twenty five mill levy for school purposes was enacted. The W P Miles ranch at Camp Clark sold to M Hannawald. County records show 7809 horses 13174 sheep and 30200 cattle. O D Lyon published an institute program. H E Gapen returned from Bloomington Illinois where he witnessed a 2 million dollar fire. The Sidney cream separator processed 3000 to 4000 pounds of milk daily. Twin daughters were born to J P Fischer.
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W. P. Miles
Camp Clark
M. Hannawald
O. D. Lyon
H. E. Gapen
Bloomington
Illinois
Sidney
J. P. Fischer
Rainy June Sets Record in Fourteen Years Ago News
Weather observer John P. Fischer reports 3.44 inches of rain, 18 clear days and 12 cloudy ones for the rainy June. John Adams rented Grasmere ranch to C. W. Johnson as Sidney readies Fourth festivities. A 24 by 30 vaudeville platform stood on Rose street near the Mercantile. Henry Neuman, pioneer citizen, died suddenly in Denver where he had lived six years.
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John P. Fischer
John Adams
Grasmere Ranch
C. W. Johnson
Sidney
Rose Street
Henry Neuman
Denver
Community Notes From Bronson Meeting and Visits
The Helping Hand club met with Mrs Ben Couch last Thursday and plans a meeting with Mrs Lewis Olson. Local families from Elroy Wisconsin and nearby towns visited H R Baumbach and J A Connelly homes. Measles spread among Connelly children as relatives stay longer for recovery.
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Ben Couch
Lewis Olson
W.S. Telfer
Rachel
Geraldine
Dorothy
Elroy
Wis
H. R. Baumbach
J. A. Connelly
Bernadine Anderson
Cyrena Livingston
Catholic Church Mass Times and Liturgical Schedule
Rev. Anton Link presides with Sunday Masses at 7 30 a m and 2 20 a m Rosary and Benediction at 7 80 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m The notice outlines regular parish services and devotional times.
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Anton Link
Bible Class Meets Sundays at Two O'clock
The local class of the International Bible Students Association meets every Sunday at two oclock p m at one street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Clara Downey
Christian Church Notes Schedule of Services
Bible school at 10:00 a m Communion and preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m Preaching at 8:00 p m.
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Christian Church Notes
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Sunday church schedule and upcoming talks announced
Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m with Epworth League at 7 p m and another preaching service at 8 p m Rev A Murless led last Sunday morning in pastor’s absence and Rev Kilburn will lead next Sunday after returning from North Platte A lecture by Dr Keve follows with a covered dish luncheon and hopes for large attendance visitors from Chappell Lodge Pole and Gurley expected to attend Do not forget this announcement
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Epworth League
A. Murless
Kilburn
North Platte
Keve
Chappell
Lodge Pole
Gurley
United Lutheran Church Services and Council Installation
Trinity church in Sidney holds morning worship with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Those elected to church council will be installed during the service. Grace Church in Gurley offers morning worship at 9:30 a.m. and church school at 10:45 a.m. Public invited. Rev. W. T. Kahbs(e) pastor.
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Trinity
Sidney
Church Council
Grace
Gurley
W. T. Kahbse
Walther League Rally At St Pauls Church
At St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church two new members were received by baptism and confirmation last Sunday. Next Sunday the Walther League rally will be held with special services at 10 30. A joint luncheon and supper at Krueger Lake. bring a basket. Afternoon games include a baseball match and shoe tournament. Congregational meeting set for 2 PM July 13 and Holy Communion in German on July 18.
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Jesus
Krueger’s Lake
Preaching on Law and Morality at Local Church
The Presbyterian Church held services last Sunday with a sermon stressing reverence for the laws of God and the need for moral instruction from both religious institutions and the state. Next Sunday features worship at 11 a.m., Bible school at 10 a.m., and C E at 6 30 p m with Pastor Samuel Light delivering the open door theme.
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Samuel Light
Baby Peggy to star at U S A theatre in July shows
Baby Peggy a million dollar baby appears at the U S A theatre on July 9 and 10 in her first big picture. The film promises real underworld drama with smuggling gems and gripping action. A sympathetic story follows a baby cared for by grownups who forget her in a world of thrills.
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Baby Peggy
Peggy
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local call invites residents to schedule a birthday photo session at Phelps Studio this year. The message promotes personalized portraiture and emphasizes celebrating birthdays with a formal studio shoot.
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Phelps Studio
U S Treasury Cuts Debt Costs in June Financial Move
Washington reports June treasury operations reduce fixed expenditures and cut annual interest by about 22 million dollars. About 150 million dollars in new securities issued, with 445 million retiring from maturing notes and certificates. British payment of 69 million dollars will retire wartime debt, removing bonds bearing near 4 percent.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury to refund overpaid income taxes by July 1
Washington reports the treasury will refund more than 16 million dollars in income tax overpayments from March 15 after a 25 percent rebate authorized by Congress. Comptroller General McCarl says funds may repay illegally collected taxes. Mellon orders plans to return the extra 25 percent to 1,085,000 taxpayers, lifting a funding barrier from the deficiency bill.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
McCarl
Mellon
Nebraska births and deaths in 1923 record
Lincoln reports 30,171 births and 12,620 deaths in Nebraska for 1923 from the state vital statistics division. One set of triplets born in Tecumseh on July 15. twin births totaled 332 pairs. Of births 15,947 were male and 14,225 female across six races, including white 28,660 and Mexican 1,611.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Vital Statistics Division
Charles B. Mason
Tecumseh
McDonald and Bouck Nominated by Farmer-Labor Party in Convention
Duncan McDonald of Springfield, former Illinois Mine Workers' union head, was unanimously nominated for president, and William Bouck of Sedro-Woolley, Washington, was unanimously nominated for vice president at the party convention in St. Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul, Minn
Duncan McDonald
Springfield
Illinois Mine Workers’ Union
Farmer-Labor Party
William Bouck
Sedro-Woolley
Harvard Doctor Leads Infantile Paralysis Study in Chicago
Dr. Milton J. Rosenau of Harvard University heads an exhaustive study in Chicago to determine the nature of the infantile paralysis bacillus. The Harvard infantile paralysis commission provides a grant of 12000 dollars annually for three years.
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Chicago
Milton J. Rosenau
Harvard University
Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission
Vancouver beer plebiscite defeat by glass sale
Final returns show Vancouver voters rejected selling beer by the glass, with 17 073 votes against and 15 964 in favor. The outcome decides the city’s stance on on premise beer service in local establishments.
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Glase
Vancouver
B. C
Severe Wind Storm Strikes Omaha City
Omaha suffered a severe wind storm Sunday evening blowing down trees and wire poles across the city. Much of the area went dark due to damaged city light wires, and several houses were damaged. A heavy rain lasted about thirty minutes. Six government air mail planes were wrecked when the hangar roof was blown off, causing a cave-in of the walls.
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Omaha
No Damage From Black Stem Rust in Nebraska Wheat
State college plant pathologists report little or no damage from black stem rust in the winter wheat belt by harvest time. Agency reports from agents across Nebraska support the forecast, easing farmer concerns about this disease this season.
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Lincoln
State Agricultural College
Nebraska
Local Center Social News Highlights Visits and Events
Center residents spread across the week with visits to George Caldwell and John Groshans homes, dinners at Scott households, and social gatherings. Several families attended Chautauqua in Dalton, fished at Angola, or danced at the Paul Ohlbrecht barn. A July 9 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Harry Scott.
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George Vogler
Ben Carter
Bancroft
Charles Scott
Sadie
Harry Scott
John Groshans
Dick Seimers
John Peterson
Dalton
W. Scott
Sidney
E. N. Robbins
Los Angeles
California
Angola
Paul Ohlbrecht
Bunker Hill
J. M. Netherland
Arvin Livingston
Joe Reiners
S. W
Ray Berry
Clifton
Delbert
Cash Scott
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M. E. Church
United Lutheran Church
ST. Paul's Evangelical
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U. S. Treasury
Farmer Loan Party
Frances Willard Union
Leonard’s
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LAUR
Greenlees
Nolan’s
B. Nolan
Nebr
Frank Interholtzinger
Lexington
Central Meat Market
Sidney Meat & Provision CO
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