Star Clothing House Gives Away 5 Cent Hats This Week
In local news Miles Boyer of Camp Clarke dies this week. Burglars fail to steal from North Platte Catholic church safe. Gus Wellner sells Union Hotel to John Willis. Asa Remsburg Mack Gast visit from North River. Independent party convenes with eleven precincts represented. Urbachs host farewell for relatives bound for New York. Sidney residents showcase musical numbers. Lt MacFarland departs to World Fair then Fort Leavenworth for a two year course.
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Star Clothing House
Miles Boyer
Camp Clarke
Mr. Boyer
North Platte
Gus Wellner
Union Hotel
John Willis
Asa Remsburg
Mack Gast
North River
Fort Leavenworth
Look Out For Promoters In Wheat Prosperity Months
Western Nebraska reports a bumper wheat harvest and rising business, drawing wildcat stock promoters into the area. State securities officials warn against license-seeking schemes and oily sales pitches. Investors should consult bankers and avoid get rich quick promises.
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Nebraska
State Bureau of Securities
Lincoln
Keeping a Town Up to Par by Local Advertisers
A town newspaper should list every business and name within its pages. The American Bank er notes advertising as essential for town vitality. Strangers reading the paper should see which businesses are represented locally. Those who advertise support the town and themselves.
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The
American Banker
Banker
Progressive Sid ney Loan and Building Association Statement
The annual financial report shows sturdy growth and a prosperous condition for the Sid ney Loan and Building Association. Conservatively managed by a board of officers and directors, it encourages thrift and community development and declares a substantial dividend for members this year.
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Sidney Loan & Building Association
Misplaced Judgment on Hoover and Coolidge Aid
The text critiques President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover for urging aid to western farmers while Mississippi flood victims await meaningful relief. It portrays a perceived mismatch in government spending and assistance, highlighting rural aid versus disaster relief needs.
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Mr. Coolidge
Secretary Hoover
President Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Ogallala Fire and Fever Strikes Include Ogallala and Sidney
Report notes prairie fires east of Colton spreading last week and fires along rail lines. Ogallala will not ship cattle this year due to spring fever subsiding. typhoid illness affects Albert Ricker and sister, with Ricker nearing recovery before relapse. Ogallala burned Thursday night, destroying a large portion of the business district. Sickness spreads in the region with August Granneman recovering from fever, initially thought typhoid. Sidney reports numerous fever cases amid ongoing health concerns.
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Colton
Ogallala
S. Kellner
Cheyenne
Albert Ricker
Mr. Ricker
August Granneman
Mr. Granneman
Sidney
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Guy V. Doran
Geo. R. Adam
Central Avenue
Cheyenne County
Zone One
Furniteurniture D Onepartm
Eyenne County Trading O
New
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Swift & CO
First St
Sandura
A. J. Doren & Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Congoleum
Carload
B. Lansing
the Star Sales and Service
Reisdorff & Fundingsland
First Ave
East
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