Presbyterian Congregational Meeting at Sidney Church
The annual congregational meeting of the Sidney Presbyterian church will be held next Sunday morning after the service in the new manse room. Officers will be elected, annual reports considered, funds needed from the Board of Church Erection and Home Mission Board fixed, and all matters of importance discussed. All supporters, friends and members should attend next Sabbath morning in the new manse.
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Sidney Presbyterian Church
New Manse
Board of Church
Tion
Home Mission Board
New Zoo
Acetylene Welding Goods by Brew er & Wallace
Acetylene welding and automobile repair supplies advertised by Brew er and Wallace. The note highlights welding equipment and related auto repair accessories offered by the two vendors in the local market.
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Brewer & Wallace
Valuable Agricultural News For Cheyenne County Farmers
Weather was fair and warm inviting full swing farm work. Corn and oats planting push ahead while seed potato acreage falls due to high prices. Wheat prospects look strong. Journal notes potential future fiber shortages from low henequen prices in Yucatan. Labor shortages persist. Secretary Meredith calls for urban labor volunteers to serve as shock troops in harvests. Kansas leads wheat states in labor demand with thousands needed. central employment office coordinates mobilization.
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Meredith
Department
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Department of Labor
Kansas City
Slips on Handling of Milk in Warm Weather
The article warns that sour milk costs farmers money as summer heat increases spoilage. It urges dairymen to keep milk clean and cool, sterilize utensils, use ice or cold water, and rely on steam if available. County agents or the U.S. Department of Agriculture can provide guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Departent of Agriculture
Washington
Labor Scarce and Twine Supply Loom as Wheat Harvest Nears
Labor shortages remain the chief worry for wheat growers as harvest approaches with 72 percent of normal labor. Binder twine, while crucial, is reported to be plentiful and cheaper this year due to a large crop of henequen and price controls ending. Prices have dropped from 15 to 10 cents per pound, with further reductions anticipated.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Commission
Missing with his profit in sugar case hits Chicago
Federal agents hunt Abraham Gladstone a Chicago sugar dealer head of Economy Wholesale Grocery after New York indictment for profiteering. He disappeared with about 60000 dollars including profits from sugar deals after learning of the indictment. He is accused of selling 50600 pounds of sugar at 25 cents a pound bought at 15 cents a pound.
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Chicago
Abraham Gladstone
New York
Gladstone
Economy Wholesale Grocery Company
Eugene Debs Again Nominated by Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs received formal notification of his third nomination for the presidency in Atlanta on May 31. He accepted the nom ination in a carefully prepared address, wearing prison denim instead of stripes as he has in the past.
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Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Bolshevik Attacks Repulsed Along Polish Front
London on May 31 reports a Polish war office communique from Warsaw stating violent fighting along the Dyina river on the northern end of the Bolshevik Polish front persisted, with all Bolshevik attacks repulsed. The fight was especially severe near Pleszczowic.
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London
Dyina
War Office
Warsaw
Pleszczowic
Summer Home Return Highlights Arizona Ties
Miss Martha Greenlee returns from Tucson Arizona for summer at home after a year in Tucson schools and plans to resume duties there in fall. She notes Arizona climate and warmth. Miss Florence Clark of Adel Iowa visits cousin Mrs F M Wooldridge and family. The previous year she taught in Powell Wyoming schools and will spend summer with home folks before a Douglas Wyoming teaching post.
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Martha Greenlee
Tuscon
Arizona
Miss Greenlee
Florence Clark
Adel
Iowa
F. M. Wooldridge
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Omaha
Denver
B. P. Hamilton
Presbyterian Congregational Meeting
Sidney Meat and Provision Co
Court House
The
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
W. E. Swatzlander
A. K. Greenlee
Leslie Neubauer
Lena L. Jessen
Ass’t
GC. L. Mann
Asst
Cheyenne County
Mexico
Yucatan
Campeche
United States
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Mel -Dee
Dudney Lumber Woerth of
U.P. Depst. Sidne
Old Line Companies
C. W. Hornaday
Nielsen Bros
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