Print Shop on Wheels Highlight of National Editorial Tour
The National Editorial Association’s special train features a modern newspaper plant in a baggage car. Betty, a Model 14 Linotype, headlines the car with Miss Betty Hoard of Fort Atkinson, editor of Hoard’s Dairyman, christened with Missouri River water. Will M. Maupin edits the Chronicle aboard, with Richard Maupin as head operator and B F Adams as superintendent. staff includes George R. Steele, W J Ashley, and John E Alfexefnor.
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National Editorial Association
Betty
North America
Betty Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Hoard’s Dairyman
Chicago
Omaha
Missouri
N.E. A
Armstrong Dies Friday Night In Sidney
New York native Harry K. Armstrong born March 25 1887. He lived in Rose Seneca Castle and Sidney where he farmed west of Peetz for two years. Survived by widow Helen Snyder six children five grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at M E church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with interment Sidney cemetery by Howard's funeral chapel.
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New York State
Little Falls
Catskill Mountains
Rose
N. Y
Helen Snyder
Seneca Castle
Sidney
Armstrong
Union Pacific
Peetz
Nellie Babcock
Crescent Lake
Oregon
Julia Ledbetter
Hazel Armitage
Elizabeth
Kate Fredendall
M. EF
Howard
Sidney Cemetery
Vocational School Course Of Study Announced
A vocational school outlines a six month program including summer to earn high school credits. Projects cover farm enterprises such as sow and litter care, dairy cows, hogs, poultry, crops, and orchards. Students conduct projects under agriculture instructor supervision and must keep complete records for approval.
Citizenship Course Promotes Community Spirit at Sidney High
Instruction in citizenship cooperation and Christian fellowship plus leadership for the master farmer will be part of a new department at Sidney High School. Parents students and interested citizens seeking more information may see Superintendent Giebendorfer or Vocational Agriculture Instructor Mr. Nielsen.
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Mmster
Sidney High School
Giebendorfer
Nielsen
Nebraska Dairy Industry Shows Steady Income Rise
State income from dairy enterprises climbs with an average annual value around 400 dollars per farm and about 40 dollars per capita. Officials tout ideal climate, soil, and water, with alfalfa and corn as top feeds and silage turning stalks into fodder, noting 441 new silos last year and a slight census decline.
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Nebraska
Wisconsin
Cattle shift to dairying as Nebraska farms diversify
Mr Liebers notes 12,000 cows on January 1 1927 and a rising interest in dairying as farmers replace beef cows with dairy stock. He says a 300 pound annual butterfat cow yields about 100 dollars over feed and advises diversification rather than full specialization.
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Liebers
Nebraska
Sidney Hosts Three Hundred Editors Tour Event
Sidney prepares to greet about three hundred editors with a day of tours, parades, and music by the Sidney and Walter Savidge bands. Mrs. Margaret Grabill leads decorations while Mrs. J. W. Johnson plans activities for visiting ladies. Notables include Governor Adam McMullen and Herman Roe with other leaders of the National Editorial and Nebraska Press associations.
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Margaret Grabill
J. W. Johnson
Sidney
Cheyenne
Walter Savidge
Adam McMullen
Herman Roe
National Editorial Association
Hank Leggett
Nebraska Press Association
District Court Sessions Before Judge Tewell In Sidney
In Sidney last week Judge J L Tewell presided over district court where several cases concluded after evidence. Divorces and various suits dominated the docket. The Durland Trust Co vs Minnie Williams involved sale confirmation. a contract between John E Gerke and E B Hiett was cancelled per plaintiff. the American Bank of Omaha receiver vs Ed Miles resulted in a 4042 77 judgment on nonpayment. Albert Bauer vs Verden Packing Co was dismissed. Herman Neimoller vs Etta E Reece granted quiet title with default noted. Evelyn Higgins minor guardian C W Smith allowed to deed property sales confirmed. Emma L Johns vs G P Liebendorfer demurrer overruled with answer due in 20 days.
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Sidney
J. L. Tewell
Durland Trust Company
Minnie Williams
John E. Gerke
E. B. Hiett
American Bank of Omaha
Ed Miles
Albert Bauer
Verden Packing Company
Herman Neimoller
Etta E. Reece
C. W. Smith
Evelyn Higgins
Emma L. Johns
G. P. Liebendorfer
Coolidge Hopeful On Naval Arms Conference Progress
President Coolidge told editors at his mountain retreat in Rapid City he is optimistic about the Geneva naval arms conference and the army talks involving Britain Japan and the United States. He said he watches closely and expects benefit, while governors Bulow and McMullen joined the editor group and toured Squaw Creek valley.
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Rapid City
President Coolidge
Geneva
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
Tom
National Editorial Association
Washington
Bulow
South Dakota
McMullen
Nebraska
Lowden
Ilinois
Squaw Creek
Masons at Lodge Pole Install New Officers
In a regular Gold en Red Lodge No. S06 A. B. & A. M. meeting, Past Master Lewis R. Barlow installed officers including G. W Barlow as Master, A. C G. Miller as Senior Warden, A. F. Whitmire as Junior Warden, C. J. Smith Treasurer, W. H. Goettsche Secretary, and others. Barlow also installed his son George to the lodge’s highest office. The notice ends with an advertisement for job work prices.
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Golden Red Lodge
A. BP
A.M
Lewis R. Barlow
G. W Barlow
A. C G. Miller
A. F. Whitmire
C. J. Smith
W. H. Goettsche
J. W. Billiter
A. A. Fenske
Fred Lehmkuhl
G. E. Minshall
D. Moorhead
G. W. Stephens
Tyler
L. R. Barlow
George
Lodge
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Tewell
Masons
Lodge Pole
Laundry and Cleaning Service
F. A. Bush
Prop
Real Estate Insurance
Insular
Ice Agency
Marcy Lee
Cressettes
Greenlees
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