Nebraska to use federal funds for four highways
The federal government will provide 243000 to Nebraska for next year to build four federal highways. Funds cover a brick road from Fairacres to the Douglas county line, a graded road Springview to Ainsworth, a concrete road Nebraska City to Lincoln, and a graded gravel road Central City to Eldorado. Total federal highway appropriation to date exceeds 1,000,000 with 243,000 still to be approved.
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Washington
Nebraska
Bureau of Public Roads
Fairacres
Douglas County
Springview
Ainsworth
Nebraska City
Lincoln
Central City
Eldorado
Harvest labor woes in Nebraska hinge on transport
Lincoln reports that transportation is the economic bugbear of the Nebraska harvest hand situation. Chas Bolles, head of the joint federal and state employment agency, says wheat fields across Nebraska cry out for men while workers crowd the employment office. Supply and demand seem balanced, yet men won’t trek to distant fields if closer work or free transport is available, so near areas are filled first.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Chas. Bolles
Tucker Opens Farm Labor Headquarters In Omaha
George E. Tucker, field director of the U S department of farm labor, has opened his Omaha headquarters to oversee the Nebraska harvest labor. He says 200 to 300 men are needed statewide, applicants are arriving rapidly, and the situation is not acute. He reports central offices in Kansas City and that last week over 2,000 men were shipped to harvest fields in Kansas, Nebraska and nearby states.
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Omaha
George E. Tucker
United States Department of Farm Labor
Nebraska
Tucker
Hig
Kansas City
Kansas
Wheat Prices Slide on Wheat Weather Boost
Reports of excellent wheat weather and bumper crops in the northwest pushed prices down. September wheat fell to 98 and July to 99 per bushel while December traded around 1.01 dollars. Canada Australia India and the United States hold surplus grain for export.
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Chiicago
Canada
Australia
India
United States
Forecasts of this year's crop production
Washington reports Department of Agriculture forecasts based on crop conditions on July 1. Winter wheat expected 586,000,000 bushels, spring wheat 255,000,000 bushels, all wheat 81,000,000 bushels, and corn 2,877,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court Orders Reargument of Royal Highlander Case
The Supreme Court directed reargument of the Royal Highlander case, a fraternal insurance dispute, after a submission to several justices last April. The matter is deemed highly important, with the full bench to hear the reargument.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court Jins
Oil inspection fund to be returned in Lincoln case
Lincoln judge W G Hastings ruled that 61,923 dollars collected by the state as oil inspection fees during the pendency of a suit on their legality must be returned to the oil companies. In Washington freight traffic for the week ending June 30 reached a record, with 1,021,770 cars loaded, per the American Railway Association.
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Lincoln
W. G. Hastings
Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association Reporter Today
Farmers Union Denied Grain Exchange Membership
The Farmers' Union faced a second denial of membership on the Omaha grain exchange. Directors refused the union's application, stating terminal market entry by farmers is not desired. C. Z. Osborne, state president, criticizes the decision as blocking farmer participation.
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Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Omaha Grain Exchange
C. Z. Osborne
Grain Exchange
Mr. Osborne
Local Notes From North Divide And Surrounding Area
Residents report visits from relatives in Chicago Grand Island and Colorado Springs. Cattle sales at Sidney. Rain boosts crops while measles affect Will Johnson family. Attends chautauqua in Sidney and social gatherings with John Jones family and guests from Peetz Dalton and Gurney.
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Beyeryn
Emory Phink
Sidney
St. BR. Owens
Chicago
Henry Johnson
LaRue
Grand Island
Hugh Moore
Los Angeles
Calif
Geo Rippe
Jones
D. Wyant
Farley
Paul
Newman Grove
Frank Goodwin
Colorado Springs
Minnitou
Yellow Stone Park
Geo. Rippe
Dalton
F. Brockelsby
Will Johnson
Hugh Edwards
Peetz
John Jones
R. F. Chapman
Ed Rilen
Gurney
Ed Schwenik
Pete Beyer
Henry Ehmke
Win
Jendes
Minnie Sonnecutt
Wymore
Jessie
Market your male birds and sell a good product this summer urges the Agricultural College poultry men
The article traces the egg's journey from production to market noting how heat and delays spoil fertile eggs, often turning them into useless losses. Fertile eggs decay faster, while infertile eggs withstand heat better and remain marketable, a point stressed by Agricultural College poultry men.
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Agricultural College
Proper Foods for Children in Hot Weather
Agricultural College recommends fruit juice or whole fruit for children in heat. Suggested meals include well cooked cereals with little sugar and milk, whole wheat bread, an egg, a green vegetable, baked or mashed potato, and a small serving of meat. For sale, letter files at The Telegraph office.
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the Agricultural College
Premium seed program brings diverse crops to Keith County
Keith County farmers used S46 premiums from last year’s state fair to buy seeds for corn wheat oats barley and many vegetables and other crops. Four county sections received seed to plant on good soil under supervision, producing 450 exhibits and more than 20 crops shown at state and county fairs with over 100 first premiums and strong overall quality. New crops such as milo feterita orange cane broom corn lawa outs and Japanese millet show promise for local adaptation.
Lodge Pole Notes Unmitted Last Week
Local column details visits and travels of residents. I E Lydiitt family returned from six weeks in the mountains. Fern Warner from Scottsbluff visited Mrs Barbara De Longpre and children. Many neighbors circulated through town with guests from San Bernardino Denver Cheyenne and Colorado Springs. A Fourth crowd enjoyed speeches games baseball and a dance. Claude Wianson fractured his left arm. Dr Coleman set it. Various locals visited relatives or traveled to Yellowstone and Peetz.
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I. E. Lydiitt
H. I. Mantor
Edna Mantor
Fern Warner
Scottsbluff
Barbara de Longpre
J. G. Carter
San Bernardino
Cal
Hove
Anna M. Miller
Arthur Cresse
Lon Miller
Denver
Jimmie McDaniel
Sidney
N. E. Petters
Ef. Barrett
LeRoy Jewell
Sedgwick
Roy Schroll
Jack Dorsher
Cheyenne
W. P. Miles
Claude Wianson
Lehmkuhl
Coleman
Benjamin
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Frank Wilkinson
L. R. Barlow
Mary Luska
Colorado Springs
Dr. Collison
Peetz
Colo
Frank Wolfe
Yellowstone Park
JT. S. Barlow
John Eddy
G. W. Brox
See Chevrolet before purchase of your new car
Hardy Motor Co Sidney Nebraska urges buyers to compare Chevrolet models before purchasing a new car. The dealer highlights value, selection, and local service in Sidney Nebraska.
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Chevrolet
Hardy Motor Co
Sidney
Nebraska
Legal notices of the Bruner and Hunsaker estates
Legal advertise ments address Luther A Bruner estate and the Mary F Bruner estate listing heirs devises legatees personal representatives and all persons interested in the estates with real names unknown and spouses named such as Mamie Guggenmos Bertha Peter Ned Bruner Mary F Bruner and George Hunsaker identified in the notices urging response or appearance as required by law.
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Luther A. Bruner
Bruner
Mamie Guggenmos
Guggenmos
Trertha Peter
Peter
Bertha Peter
Ned Bruner
Clarence Bruner
Mary FF. Bruner
Mary F. Bruner
Heiirs
George Hunsaker
Oberfelder's quitting sale offers choice bargains in all departments
The store promotes deep discounts across every department as it winds down operations. Shoppers may find reduced prices on clothing, household items, furniture, and more during the closing sale. Offers emphasize savings on a wide range of merchandise while stock lasts.
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Choice
Oberfelder
Heirs Named in Suit Over Cheyenne Co Real Estate Mortgage
John Niebaum and Lena Niebaum sue in Cheyenne County Nebraska to foreclose a $2 000 mortgage on a real estate tract described as the Senticast Quarter of Section 18 Township 15 North Range 46 West of the 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska. The mortgage, to Fidelity Trust Company of Fremont, was executed by Oscar M Waller and Ollie Waller and recorded March 1, 1918. Defendants are to answer by August 20, 1923. Abbot Rohn Robins and Dunlap Attorneys.
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John Niebaum
Tena Niebaum
District Court
Cheyvenne County
Nebraska
Oscar M. Waller
Olie Waller
Fidelity Trust Company
Fremont
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice states a mortgage on a 2040 Oil Pull tractor No 6 1647 held by Advance Rumely Thresher Co Inc to recover 2875 with 2207 due. Public auction at its Sidnay Branch in Cheyene County on July 28 1923 at 10 30 AM.
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Cheyenne County
John J. Groshans
Rumely Thresher Co. Inc
LaPorte
Indiana
Advance Rumnely Thresher Company
Sidnay
Cheyene
Advance Rumely Thresher Co. Inc
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Farm Labor Headquarters
North Divide
Office of the Telegraph
Keith County
J. C. Hassenstab
Tiarson
Wright
Hyatt
Malice
First Avenue East
Kratz Abstract Company
Francis J. Herbert
Hy Sidney
Sora
The
McDonald Motor Sales Company
American Bank, Farmers State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Potter
Nebr
the McDonald Motor Sales Co
Ford
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