The Amaryllis and Peter Minton Family Tale
A drama from a photoplay described as The Magic Garden centers on Amaryllis and Peter Minton. Amaryllis, left motherless by a France‑bound divorce, longs for love not bought. Peter, heir to wealth, grows up lonely, craving genuine care and a home life he never fully experiences.
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Merital
Minton
Amaryllis
Peter
Amaaryllia
France
Amaryllia
Peteer
Mr. Minton
Old City
Heaven
England
Italy
Spain
Mediterranean
Amarylis
Nurees
Sofly
Gurley Harvest Week Brews News From Gurley and Surroundings
Local notes report harvest week activity with binders and combines in use. Residents Fred and Felix Laindberg return from the eastern part of the state after a brother’s death. Family visits, band concert attendance, and health updates fill the week, including a baby birth, travelers to Estes Park, and a state picnic with Coolidge presence mentioned. Weeds like wild oats and ragweed noted as troublesome in wheat.
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Fred
Felix Laindberg
J. R. Farris
Helen
Lincoln
Lynn Cunningham
Ed Babb
F. A. Rowan
Irwin Smialla
Felix Lundberg
Hoy Nelson
W. Nelson
South Tableland
Emma Thompson
G. E F. Burke
Roy Taylor
Gurley Tallimaker Company
Chas. Gabriel
Anna Gabriel
Elizabeth Engle
Estes Park
Colorado
Rey
Gurley
Ardmore
South Dakota
President Coolidge
Frank Zimmerman
Chicago
Zimmerman
Emil Collart
D. R. Campbell
John Deere Company
Sidney
Emila Christensen
Gurley Pharmacy
Tester Grandbouche
Moorcroft
Wyoming
New Bridge at Kimball Opens for Public Travel
The new federal aid bridge north of Kimball opened to traffic with Western Bridge and Construction in charge. First vehicles were two Washington state cars, one northbound and one southbound. The 24 by 24 foot single span features six inch concrete floor, 16 inch walls, heavy concrete curbs, and minimal vibration under load. Superintendent Mr. Lieberman praises it as a standout state bridge, marking a departure from standard design with high involvement from a top official on site.
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Federal Aid
Kimball
Western Bridge & Construction Company
Washington
Kimbuall Observer
Lieberman
Kimball County
Western Ridge & Construction Company
Save Clean Wheat for Seed Next Season in Nebraska
With wheat and oats crops harvested in Nebraska the seed question for next season gains importance. Farmers should save clean seed free of other crop seeds. The article urges preserving high quality wheat as seed despite high market prices.
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Nebraska
Parking Regulation Amendment in Sidney Nebraska Ordinance 188
The city council of Sidney Nebraska enacts an amendment to Section 6 of Chapter 4 of the Revised Ordinances. It restricts auto and motor vehicle stopping on designated business streets including Central Avenue and First and Second streets with specific curb angles and distances, under police supervision, and bans parking on sidewalks, hydrants, and non-parking zones to be marked by signs No Parking Here. The ordinance repeals prior conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Central Avenue
Third Street
First Street
First Avenue
Second Street
Tsuch Automobile
R. H W. Rogers
H. E. Armitage
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Ie Motif Co
Gurley Activities
J. R. Taylor, M. D
Larson
G. D. Webster
Gapen
Cheyenne County
R. E. Roche, M. D
Roche Builiding
AS. H. Gardner County Surveyor
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sydney
Nebr
Western Salt, CO
STERN
Westerr
Cotton Grain Company
Farm Loans and Insurance
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Egular
Realtors
Sidney, Nebraska
Ren
A. R. LeSueur
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