Bunker Hill Social Roundup Includes Visitations and Ball Game
Mrs M C Bales visited Jer son and family in Bunker Hill while Arthur Borcher drove to Sidney. Neighbors attended an animal elevator meeting at Bronson and several families traveled to Sidney on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Th I C met with Mrs Ray Spiker. dress forms were prepared and June 27 planned. Sidney ball game ended Bunker Hill 12, Sidney 7. Roads and weather affected events but gatherings continued with dinners and suppers at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M C Bales
Jer Son
Glen
Arthur Borcher
Sidney
Bronson
Henry Schmidt
Familly
P. J. Bayer
Glen Bales
M. C Bales
Theo. Borcher
Th. I. C
Ray Spiker
Henry D Braasch
Frank Beyer
Wm Rohde
Chas. Gabriel
John Engel
Theo. Barber
Baby
Cen Bales
Fred Beyer
Mest Hilles
Gurley
Paul
M. GC. Bales
Hilbert Barcher
Theo. Barcher
Bunker Hill
Sidney Diamond
H. BE. Ferrier
M. C. Bales
Cash Scott
Vernon
Ray Berry
Geyer Bros
Lawrence Beyer
Edwin Aurichs
Local Social Notes Highlight Picnic and Visits
Sextor and family called on Mrs. Henry Moeneh Thursday. Sunday School picnic near Redington drew many locals. Hilma Nelson visits her uncle Co. P. Herbalheimer in Antelope Divide. Ellis Fisher family travels to Denver to visit Mrs. Neil Dunlavy. Chris Crowell attends noon Children’s Day in Potter. Stanley Davis of T Poter visits Emil Carlson at Sex terp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Prince
Jessie Lambert
Henry Moeneh
Redington
Hilma Nelson
Co. P. Herbalheimer
Antelope
Divide
Ellis Fisher
Harvey and
Sham
Elsie
Tetty
Denver
Americans Buy More Cosmetics Than Labor Savers
American women spent a record 750 million dollars in one year on cosmetics and beautifiers, outpacing all prior years’ combined spending on electrical labor saving appliances. The report lists millions of labor-saving devices in use, notably 7,000,000 fans and 949,500,000 items, with totals for washers, heaters, toasters, percolators, sewing machine motors, and other appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mason City Boy Drowns in Creek Accident
Everett Davis a nine year old boy and son of W F Davis of Mason City died Friday afternoon when the earth gave way on a creek bank and he fell into deep water after rains swelled the stream. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Baptist church with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Everett Davis
W. F. Davis
Baptist Church
City
Calves Prove More Efficient Than Steers in Nebraska Test
University of Nebraska experiment shows calves require far less corn for similar gains. Three-year-olds gained 640 pounds per head on 80 bushels of corn. calves gained 513 pounds on 46 bushels. Profit per head: three-year-olds 704 dollars, calves 168 dollars. Final sale May 23 at Omaha market. weights and prices listed for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska Experiment Station
Omaha
Factors Influencing N106 Hog Price Trends
A county agent summary explains how hog prices move with supply and demand. It cites a 13 percent rise in bred sows last fall, 28.7 percent more fall pigs, 37 percent more pork stored, and an estimated seven million hogs consumed last year. Corn acreage in 1923 may be 25 percent higher, while foreign demand accounts for 20 percent of pork. Higher city purchasing power may support prices, yet hogs often price lower when corn crops fail. Central markets showed 57 percent more hogs in April and four months of 1928 were 41 percent above 1927 totals, per Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farmers Eye Rise in Farm Implement Costs
A Nebraska equipment maker releases figures showing percentage cost increases since April last year for materials used in farm implements. Increases include cold drawn steel about 65 percent, malleable iron around 50 to 60 percent, coke above 50, copper near 30, and seamless brass tubes about 50 or more. Overhead, transportation, and labor add to the final price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pet
Advan
Harold Loyd to visit North Platte Valley with Mildred Davis
Havold Lloyd the comedian plans a farm visit near Lyman with bride Mildred Davis per Mitchell Index. Goshen Hole residents spark rumors of heavy investment in the region. Skeets Walker sold his Sidney billiard hall to I Devoe and son of Denver and Sutherland. Walker and wife will travel to Tornado for Mrs. Walker’s health while he joins an independent team this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havold Lloyd
Mildred Davis
Lyman
Goshen Hole
Lloyd
Skeets Walker
Sidney
I. Devoe
Denver and Sutherland
Devoes
Mr. Walker
Tornado
Edison Diamond Disc Rare Disc Sales At Music Store
Edison Diamond Disc rarer items fetch prices from sixty dollars upward at Meath Music Store SSARSONE: a local music retailer advertises rare discs for collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
South Divide News Roundup From Sidney Area
Mrs Tonera Vowell and brothers Elenty and Lloyd visited family in Sidney. Jorothy Hewitson stayed with Foster girls. Mr and Mrs E V Hiett hosted guests for Mr and Mrs Thomas Antrim of Sidney Neb over Sunday. A district 9 school meeting June 11 drew good attendance. Local families hosted visitors and helpers across farms. W B Payzant and family shared Sunday dinner with A A Johnson north of Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonera Vowell
Sidney
Elenty
Lloyd
Jorothy T Hewitson
E. V. Hiett
Thomas Antrim
Neb
Payzant
Lorenzo
Mrs. Bolton
Clyde Johnson
Lucille Hiett
UA. H.C
Robert Robertson
Ruth Dimick
Lenora Vowell
Bernice Foster
Clyde Robertson
Warrick
Willard Crabtree
Lloyd Yowell
Tdoe Shurley
Henry Yowell
Tramburg
Arvin Livingston
Dimicks
South Divide
W. FB. Payzant
A. A. Johnson
Sunol
Sunday Visits and Local News From Sidney Area
Northern Breezes reports Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kinton hosted by Ever ett Kinton in Sidney. J. Moorfelt welcome with newborn baby girl. Theo Borcher guests listed. Mrs. Hi S. Haskins and children visited Mrs. C. B. Kinton. Lloyd and Jack Busbroom listed as sick. Mrs. C. B. Kinton visited Mrs. Henry Johnson. W M B club met with Mrs. James Sparks. lunch served. next with Mrs. FE Brockelsby. Co A. Ely hauled three loads to Sidney. Edwin Busboom injured two finger parts in Monday accident. Catholic ladies bake sale Saturday July 14 at Sahier's Meat Market at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kinton
Everett Kinton
Sidney
J. Moorfelt
Glen Bales
Theo. Borcher
Hi. S. Haskins
Lloyd
Jack Busbroom
Henry Johnson
W. M.B. Club
James Sparks
FE. Brockelsby
Co. A
North Divide Word Carried News Of Mrs Wetzel's Death In Colorado
Reports from Sidney and surrounding area recall the passing of Mrs. Fred Wetzel at her Burilington Colorado home last week after moving recently. Local readers send sympathy. Several residents journeyed to Sidney for services and others traveled for visits, with notes on travel hardships from heavy rains and flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wetzel
Burilington
Colo
Sidney
Swartz
Ed Schneulle
Clarence Ely
John Jones
Anna
Catharine
Wymore
Jones
Cheyenne County
Herman Blankley
Chappel
Bell
Sioux City
Geo. Rippe
Ed Blankley
Joe Reel
Near
Dalton
Walter Resmuth
Kinsley
Isaac Jones
Frank Goodwin
Wyant
Merlin
Iowa
Wm. Hornby
Bessie
Julian Ernest
Knox
Farmers Plowing Corn Amid Good Moisture Near Sidney
The report notes farmers busy with corn plowing and good growth due to ample moisture. The passage mentions visitors from Wats me last wees Mere Wain Temeles and family traveling to Sidney on Tuesday to shop and visit Mrs Jendes parents and the new daughter at Tlaunke's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Jendes
Tlaunke
Notice of bankruptcy and creditors meeting for Emanuel Trautmin
In the matter of Emanuel Trautmin a bankruptcy case in Cheyenne County Nebraska, notice is given that on June 29, 1925 at 10:00 AM the first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of referee Walter V. Hoagland in Lincoln County, Nebraska. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmanuel Trautmin
Banakerupet
Novost
Tmanuel Trautmin
Cheyenne
Manner Troutman
Walter Ve. Tloagland
North Pitte
Lincoln
Nebraska
Walter V. Hoagland
Notice to Contractors for Pleasant View School Bid
The Pleasant View School District invites sealed bids for a new school building. Plans and specs are available at Frank Mueller’s after June 23. Bids due by 8:00 PM July 2 1923 with 5 percent certified check. The board may reject bids and unused bids returned. Signed by district officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Frank Mueller
Notice of Administrators Sale in Cheyenne County Neb
In the Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court the estate of Walter Thompson deceased seeks license to sell real estate. By order of Judge J N Tewell the property SW quadrant of section 18 township 12 north range 50 west will be sold at public auction at the Sidney courthouse on July 17 1923 at 1 p.m. The sale remains open one hour. Charles P Thompson administrator dated June 16 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles P. Thompson
Walter Thompson
J. N. Tewell
Sidney
Officers Battle Moonshiners Near Bayard Farm
Sheriff E I Davis Deputy Neumann and Federal Prohibition Agent Emil Forsling battled moonshiners five miles north of Bayard last Friday. They arrested Henry Sauer his wife their seventeen year old son and their hired man after a raid that yielded about 150 gallons of mash five gallons of liquor and weapons including a revolver found under a pillow. Mrs Sauer fought with a club then a shovel before being handcuffed to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Davis
Mr ©. Neumann
Emil Forsling
Henry Sauer
Payard
Sauer
Forsling
Saner
Dis
May Take Over The Bridgeport Plant
Reports say Western Public Service company may purchase the Bridgeport plant and extend service to Broadwater and nearby towns. Residents of Oskesh reportedly oppose municipal plant service, while WPS officials note negotiations may exist with Bridgeport leadership but no definite action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskesh
Oskosh
M. D. Parks
Western Public Service Company
Bridgeport
Miller
Parks
Auburn
Holdrege
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sextor
ASS Vature Speers
Harold Loyd
North Platte Valley
Sahier’s
North Divide
R PB. Hill
Arthur Scehnbarth
Art Oherndorfer
W. D. Matheson
C Hibbard
Bayard
Autonatie
Sidney Motor CO
Mann Motor CO
Hungry
Rhy Sidney
The
E WM. Russell
Reg Denny
Shirley Mason
Oh Buddy
Fox News
Rex Latram
John Russell
Alice Terry
Ramon Novarro
METRO
Vprisoner
Zenda
South Seas
Johnny Pines
Helene Chadwick
Toonerville Fire Brigade
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