Marriage License Issued in Kimball and Amelia Hafer
Highlights from The Telegraph recalls a 14 year old note: a marriage license issued to R. Chaney of Kimball and Amelia Hafer of Lodge Vale. Mrs. Fred Letts hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Woodmansee of Denison. Rachel Dresser saved Bobby Hornaday from a cesspool incident, pulling him to safety before a rope lowered. both suffered no injuries. Sidney looks forward to this year’s chautauqua as Ed Collins of the state baseball league visited homefolks.
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R. Chaney
Kimball
Amelia Hafer
Lodge Vale
Fred Letts
Woodmansee
Denison
Texas
Rachel Dresser
Bobby Hornaday
Dresser
Sidney
Ed Collins
State Baseball League
Sundiy
Bridgeport Grocery and Feed Store Planned
James Zimmerman and Thoms Ish mal plan a new grocery and feed store at Bridgeport. Fifteen of seventeen precincts attended a Republican county central committee meeting called by J I McIntosh. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the Sixth district congressional convention.
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James Zimmerman
Thoms Ishmal
Bridgeport
Rpudlican County Central Committee
J. I. McIntosh
Stewitts
Lyon
Gate City
Burlington
Northwest Ranges
Hand and Tainter wed in Telegraph notice
Frank A. Hand and Alma A. Tainter were united in marriage Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lt B Bordwell by Rev Fleck. The rain maker Frank McWourne proposed a Cheyenne county crop irrigation contract at 10 cents per acre with a $3000 guarantee if fulfilled. locals considered employing him.
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Frank A. Hand
Alma A. Tainter
B. Bordwell
Piiza Chase
Frank McWourne
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Court House
McMourne
County funds ready to redeem warrants in Cheyenne
The county treasurer James Southerland announces funds on hand to redeem all outstanding warrants against Cheyenne county. A new whiskey label Coffin varnish is introduced for Cheyenne whiskey. Five thousand cattle arrived at Lodge Pole from the South Platte as the creek stays high. Decoration Day was celebrated with a parade of lodgemen, school children, Grand Army men, Fifty Cavalry, and citizens. T Stevens gave the keynote. Harry Bordwell captured a young antelope and Hawaiian guitar instruction begins soon at Sidney Music Store or National Refining Co service station.
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James Southerland
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Lodge Pole
South Platte
Harry Bordwell
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West Central States
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Mermnbers
Berger
LaGuardia
KFKN
Mity
The Reporter's Nosegay Cheerful Advice Poem Fragment
A playful exhortation encourages cheerful demeanor to lift others' spirits. It compares gloom to a grapevine twisting the body and suggests adopting a bright mood to banish despondency. A lively, pep talk tone invites readers to spread happiness through their own cheer.
Advertising and the value of consistent effort in business
A rambling piece extols advertising as vital to growth and brand value. It argues persistent campaigns, not daily receipts, measure true progress and notes merchants often overlook advertising. It mixes maxim-like lines on society, success, and human nature in a dated promotional voice.
Congressman's Weekly Review On Farm Legislation Loss
Congressman Simmons analyzes the 1924 farm bill votes with party and regional breakdowns. He notes the Haugen and McNary-Haugen measures failed, details state voting patterns, and forecasts Senate action while urging alignment with party pledges and farmer needs.
Nebraska Holds Lowest State Debt in 1944
Nebraska is the only state with no outstanding funded debt at end of 1944, per Commerce Department analysis disclosed recently. Wisconsin follows with about 1.545 million debt liquidated since data gathering. Across the 11 years, total funded state debt rose to 11,? billion and $10.64 per person.
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Nebraska
Department of Commerce
Wisconsin
Potter Girl Marries Californian Farmer in Colusa
John K. Weast and Ellyn Adlelaine Nelson wed on May 12 in Colusa California. The bride, daughter of A Nelson and granddaughter of Mrs. Erickson from Potter area, becomes Mrs Charles Erickson’s kin. The groom is a prominent young farmer in the Colusa territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Weast
Ellyn Adlelaine Nelson
Colusa
Calif
A. Nelson
Potter
Charles Erickson
Nelson
Colusa Territory
Potter Review
Kimball Drug Firm Fined Over Ice Cream Fat Content
Alden and Huffman Rexall drug company of Kimball were fined $100 for selling ice cream with butter fat under 14 percent as required by Nebraska law. Chief Hansen of the bureau of food drugs and oils and chemist R G Batty supplied evidence, and the prosecution was filed in Kimball County. The firm pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden & Huffman
Rexall Drug Company
Kimball
Nebraska
State Department of Agriculture
Hansen
Bureau of Food, Drugs and Oils
R. G. Batty
Kimball County
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