Bunker Hill Exacts Losses and Wins in Week of Play
In a Fourth of July league, Bunker Hill lost 20 to 12 to Bushnell after a 28 to 4 defeat by Dix. Strucker scored four times without a hit for Bushnell. Mahoney and the Bogle brothers led Kimball County with three apiece. Bunker Hill outhit forics but committed four errors as Land struck out 16 for Bushnell and Bales 6 for Bunker Hill.
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Dix
Bunker Hill
Bushnell
Krueger’s Lake
Bunker Hillsies
Bunker Hull
Strucker
Efrors
M. Bogle
H. Bogle
A. Wintz
G. Wintz
Mahoney
Strub
Struckert
Land
H. Borcher
Rohde
Wellner
Rose
A. Borcher
Willis
Ultis
Sterling
T. Borcher
Art Borcher
Bales
Borcher
Cawthra
Beet Growers Demand Contract Price Against Holly
In Cheyenne district court Judge Tidball heard Holly Sugar sue beet growers in Torrington district over 1926 contract terms. The $300,000 dispute centers on whether growers are owed $2 per ton and Holly’s alleged obligation to match rival prices for beets.
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Holly Sugar Company
Torrington
Cheyenne
W. J. Tidball
Laramie
Holly Company
Great Western
Holly Company Faces Allegations Over Payment Price
The Holly company argues that the payments offered by other firms were ruinous competitive prices. Six attorneys represent the Holly company while the growers have five lawyers on their side.
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Holly Company
Harvest Moving Northward in Southwest Wheat Drive
Reports show 1929 wheat harvest advancing from Oklahoma and Texas into Kansas and Nebraska. About 235 million bushels estimated for Kansas 140 million Nebraska 55 Oklahoma 40 with 30,000 combines at work and 15,000 hand harvesters under the sun. Freight trains pull record grain movements as markets wobble yet profits rise for Kansas growers.
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Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Grain Exchange
Federal
First Student to Earn Degree at University Remains
Judge James S. Dales, longtime university official and one of the first graduates, reflects on the Institute’s early days. He joined in 1875 and enrolled as a junior when old university hall opened September 7, 1871.
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University of Nebraska
James S. Dales
Board of Regents
Judge Dales
Old University Hall
Dales
Dales Longtime State University Secretary Honored
The text outlines the career of Secretary Dales of the University of Nebraska, noting his degrees in 1876, 1875 association with the board of regents, roles as secretary and corporation secretary, and his long service since the late 1800s. W H Snell of Tacoma and Secretary Dales are mentioned in context of degrees awarded during commencements.
Community Notes From Sides and Sidneys Saturday Visits
Edwin Ericson and family and Gilbert Hougen and family shopped in Potter and Sidney Saturday. Several families visited Pete Nelson's Sunday, and a Corner school house service was led by Rev Bicknell of Sidney. Mary Smith from Sidney plans an extended farm stay with Aunt Mrs Pete Nelson. A baseball game occurred Sunday between Pleasant View and the Sanders team at the Sanders diamond. Local residents, including Andy Brett, sought medical advice in Kimball Friday. George Reetz family and others from Laramie were among weekend visitors.
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Edwin Ericson
Gilbert Hougen
Potter and Sidney
Howard Yost
Leslie Sanders
Roy
Robert Nelson
Paul Morrow
Bartling Ranch
L. Shaw
Billy Smith
J. E. Morrow
Pete Nelson
Rev Bicknell
Sidney
Corner School House
Mary Smith
Bicknell
A. E. Fisher
Robert
Oshkosh
C. E N. Nelson
Oscar Redeen
Pleasant View
Sanders
Sanders Diamond
Andy Brett
Kimball
George Reetz
Billy Hineman
Ray Johnson
Laramie
Black Hills Visit Noted For Fish Hatche Adventure
Visitors reported a pleasant week in the Black Hills of South Dakota with trips to Beulah to see Ray Babcock’s fish hatchet and other sawmilling sights, describing an enjoyable overall experience.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Beulah Ws
Ray Babcock
Mrs Pete Nelson Guests At Potter Event
Mrs Pete Nelson and son Roy joined Mary Smith and Mr and Mrs Billy Smith as Saturday guests of L. J Shows of Potter. Mr and Mrs Joe Kubis and Mr and Mrs Vincent Teel traveled to Sidnes Monday to consult Dr Roche about Mrs Teel's arm that was broken several days ago and not healing well.
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Pete Nelson
Roy
Mary Smith
Billy Smith
L. J
Potter
Joe Kubis
Vincent Teel
Sidnes
Dr Roche
Mrs Teel
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