Sioux Indians Seek 3.5 Billion for Black Hills Lands
A historic claim by the Sioux Nation seeks compensation over alleged treaty violations and unlawful land seizure of the Black Hills. The dispute traces back to 1867 promises, later treaties, and incursions between 1876 and 1878, involving gold discoveries and large-scale encroachments totaling 8,135,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cololidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
United States
Sioux Nations of Indians
General Sherman
Johnson
Dakotas
Missouri River
White Earth
Cheyenne
Sanora
Grand River
Big Torn Mountains
New State Laws in Effect Sunday From 1927 Legislature
The 1927 legislature enacted laws taking effect Sunday July 24 after the adjournment period. Highlights include a $32.5 million biennial budget, changes in banking and cream market rules, broader fish and game laws, zoning for small towns, universal compulsory education, extended terms for county officials, new highway and water power provisions, and licensing for healing professions.
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Omaha
State Legal Department
Supreme Court Commission
Kryger-Stinson
Coolidge Urges Boost in Harvest Labor Efforts
Coolidge writing from South Dakota urged Secretary Davis to intensify the Labor Department drive for harvest labor. Acting Secretary Husband refused public release, but said preparations to meet possible large crops would continue. He consulted George B. Tucker in Kansas City as labor agents were urged to redouble recruitment.
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Coolidge
South Dakota
Davis
Labor Department
West
Husband
Department
Government Employment Service
George B. Tucker
Employment Service
Kansas City
Dog Bite Leads to Rabies Confirmation in Lincoln Study
A boy bitten by a dog in Kimball received asteur treatment. Lincoln reports the dog’s head was sent for examination and found rabid, confirming rabies in the animal. The case highlights immediate postbite care and public health concerns.
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J. W Cross
Kimball
Lincoln
Hessian Fly Pest Reported In Fields On Colorado Line
Farmers along the Colorado Nebraska line report Hessian fly infestations in wheat fields. The pest deposits eggs in fall, maggots feed on stalks, and larvae overwinter inside leaf stubble. Late planting is advised, with Morrison recommending the last week of September for fall wheat. Possible spread toward Cheyenne and Devel counties warned.
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Colorado
Morrison
Colorado and
Nebraska
Chey
Enne
Lagan
Sedgwick
Cheyenne
Devel
Essex Super-Six Cars In Great Demand Nationwide
The Essex Super-Six line has drawn unprecedented nationwide demand, prompting Hudson-Essex to launch its largest production volume ever. N. Minner, a Hudson-Essex dealer, says local motorists can expect prompt delivery as orders pour in. The year has seen demand far outstrip supply across the country.
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Essex
Hudson
N. Minner
Hudson-Essex
Essex car orders swell across major cities
National prosperity gauge shows New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Detroit ordering Essex Super Six for immediate delivery at twice last year’s level. Others follow with two to four times more demand while Seattle leads with four times. Also notes Sunday Islands claim as tallest mountain at about 30,000 feet above sea level. Wyoming moves to round up wild horses.
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New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Denver
San Francisco
Des Moines
Seattle
Mr. Minner
Sunday Islands
Pacific
For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo Tor Sales Company
A brief notice from a local automotive dealer in Sidney Missouri announces a used car sale by Better Used Cars. The item indicates business activity and a public sales event or promotion.
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Sidney Motor Sales Company
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Alderan
THE
Sidney Cafe
Mrs. N. J. Curless
Wyoming
Fritz Brauer
Mgr. Ney
Neki
Peng
Sylvania
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Gurley
Potter
Bushnell
Scottsbluff
Western Nebraska Oil Co
Sidney, Nebraska
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