Nebraska News In Condensed Form Standings At Week's End
Condensed Nebraska news notes many items including Negro Baptists convention in Omaha June 17 to 23. McCook organises Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Docs with 50 charter members. Chadron State normal expects about 3,000 summer term pupils. George Palmblade of Keane killed in a car incident. State board contracts show price declines for staples. Alfalfa ready to cut in Pawnee county after moist spring. Over 9,000 hatchings on R. L. Cummings chicken farm in Alexandria. Governor releases nearly 1,000,000 dollars in state house expense records to legislature. Hog prices drop to 6.05 per cwt. University of Nebraska introduces six month dressmaking course. Roy Souchek injured in Seward elevator accident. $2,000,000 disabled veterans fund invested. Eugene Staley wins $150 prize for international conciliation essay. Game Warden reports Nebraska a sea of water. fields washed away. 40 percent of winter wheat seeded to improved varieties. Wisconsin beet laborers seek work in North Platte Valley. Seward dam washed out by recent storm. fishing festival follows. Scottsbluff rain record 2 1/4 inches for June. George Anderson drowns in Republican river. Yerd Schwaderer killed in electrocution near Box Butte. others narrowly escape.
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Negro Baptists of
Nebraska
Omaha
McCook
Benevolent and Patririotic Order of Docs
Chadron State Normal
George Palmblade
Keane
State Board of Control
Pawnee
R. L. Cummings
Alexandria
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska School of Agriculture
Roy Souchek
Seward
State Board of Educational Lands
Eugene Staley
Hastings College
International Relations Club
American Association For International Conciliation
George Koster
Nebraska Crop Growers' Association
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Wisconsin Sugar Companies
North Platte Valley
Seward City
Ulysses
Scottsbluff
George Anderson
A. W. Anderson
Thldreth
Republican
Useful Household Hints From a Practical Guide
Household tips cover grinding corn with a pea bead end to trap insects, preserving cheese with paraffin, boiling small articles in a cheesecloth bag, lemon or vinegar in potato water to prevent discoloration, starch on glass curtains, washable slipcovers for pan holders, sour milk for rusty knives, French chalk to remove grease on silk, repairing worn tablecloths with a redder hoop, petroleum jelly and glue on water bottle holes, removing glass shards with a woolen cloth, cooling lemon pie filling to stop running, avoiding metal spoons in hot foods, borax on shellac brushes, red hot screws with heat, putty to hold caster stems, a nutcracker as a wrench, plastic for light curtains, salt on high stove flames, velvet on rocking chair feet to prevent carpet movement.
North Divide Omitted From Last Week
Mr IT CG Spiker and son Sam looked after Sidney business Monday. John Van Autie and wife and two sisters Marie Amelia traveled to Sidney Friday. Marie Amelia will soon return home to Rock Springs Town. J A Cloan and sons Elmer Edwin visited Saturday. hail damaged their place. Lawrence Ernest and wife moved to Sidney last Friday from near Dalton. Mrs J A Cloan has recovered enough from surgery to join her sister at Scribner. she will stay until able to return home. Mrs Julian Ernest visited from Sidney to spend weeks with children near Dalton. Mr and Mrs Wm Reiner attended to property at Sidney Wednesday. Za Brockelshy was a business caller. Flo boasts a fine plum and cherry orchard, much fruit damaged by hail. Roy Neary lost a horse to lightning last week. News arrived of the Tones family safely reaching Wymore. the sick improving.
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IT. CG. Spiker
Sam
Sidney
John van Autie
Anteed
Marie IV Amelia
Rock Springs
Town
J. A. Cloan
Elmer
Edwin
Lawrence Ernest
Dalton
Scribner
Julian Ernest
Wm. Reiner
Za Brockelshy
Flo
Roy Neary
Tones
Wymore
Weather and social notes from the week in Sidney area
The report covers residents planning trips and homecomings including Rous Ueaine and talfas Teeker, Bernice Trighes visiting Mrs Fred Seeger in Sidney and returning near Omaha. It notes a week of persistent rain with some hail but limited damage. Geo Rippe and wife, with Mr Herman Blankey, traveled to Sidney for shopping.
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Fetter
Rous Ueaine
Talfas
Nate
Bernice Trighes
Dalton
Fred Seeger
Sidney
Omaha
Geo. Rippe
Herman Blankey
Weather Keeps Crook County From Irrigation Delays
Local farmers report last Sunday irrigation was unnecessary as near daily rain continues. Crops appear healthy with rye headed and wheat jumping. Residents visited, shopped, and attended gatherings across Crook, Sidney, and Sterling amid persistent showers and muddy roads.
Water flow floods Kimball reservoir spillway near Oliver
Weavy rains increase storage at Kimball Irrigation District reservoir in Oliver from 383 feet 11 inches to full capacity 37 feet 1 inch over fourteen hours. Spills seven and a half inches deep and 250 feet wide since Tuesday evening. Dam fill promises best crop in the district’s history. Construction crews arrived June 6, 1911, and the reservoir has exceeded capacity three times since.
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Kimball Irrigation District
Oliver
Nebraska
Wahl er Garage Installs Micro Cylinder Grinder
Joseph Wahler proprietor of the Wahler Garage announces a new Micro Wet Process cylinder grinder. The machine cools walls to keep holes round and true enabling closer piston fits and restored power. Sidney residents are invited to inspect the device and work quality. Warry Leachman and bride depart Lincoln for their new home after visiting Sidney.
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Joseph Wahler
Hahler
Hah- Ter
Sidney and
Vicinity
Warry Leachman and
Bride
Lincoln
S. G. Snyder
Reclamation Service Best in the World
The Reclamation Service of the Interior Department is praised for turning arid western lands into productive farmland. It highlights irrigation as the key to vast yields, notes massive construction projects, and credits American families with driving settlement and repaying costs that enable further irrigation development.
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Department of Interior
United States
Mississippi
Pacific
Ber
Roosevelt
Teberation Service
Ttlas
New Mexica
Reesettairs Cam
Ser View Hats
Reclamation Service of the Interior Department
Chamber of Commerce Directors and Officers Listed
The Chamber of Commerce names its leadership with A. E. Phelps as president L. T. Poole as vice president M. W. Dimery as treasurer and J. W. Johnson as secretary The board includes I. E. Grabill A. K. Greenlce Co. W. West Winders Howard Kennedy and A. J. Jorgenson as directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Phelps
L. T. Poole
M. W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
I. E. Grabill
A. K. Greenlce
Co. W. Weston
Winders
Howard Kennedy
A. J. Jorgenson
Country Club Dr. Officers List
Country Club directors and officers named include F A Barger as president J T McIntosh as vice president BE R Kratz as secretary treasurer J L McIntosh B L Hyde P L Martin R E Roche R H Rogers J A Bentley M W Dimery A B Phelps and R P Kepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Barger
J. T. McIntosh
BE. R. Kratz
Sec’y-Treas
J. L. McIntosh
B. L. Hyde P.L. Martin
R. E. Roche
R. H. Rogers
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
A. B. Phelps
R. P. Kepler
Burlington Route Train Times Note Abbreviations
Eastbound No. 802 and No. 304 depart with odd times and errors. Westbound No. 301 leaves at 3:06 a.m. No. 303 at 4:20 p.m. No. 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
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Bridgeport
Alliance
Order of hearing on petition for settlement of estate
Nebraska state court in Cheyenne County fixes July 9 for hearing the petition of Vaehiv A Klein for final settlement and decree in the estate of Amelia Wein deceased. Judge presiding, matter to be heard in county court at 10 o clock A M. All interested parties may appear.
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Imo
Said
Po Chambers
Amelia
Wein
Vaehiv A. Klein
Otlock
Public Notice of Order Publication in Telegraph Weekly
Court orders publication of the order in Telegraph weekly newspaper in the county for successive weeks prior to the hearing date. Seal of the court and official copy certified by County Judge accompany the notice.
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Murtter Ty
Telegraph
Seal) Co
Chambers
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Anna Belle Wellner
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court Sidney notices creditors to present claims June 28 1923 and September 29 1923 at 10 am for examination and adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from June 28 1923 and debts paid within one year from that date. WITNESS the hand and seal of the County Court May 25 1923.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Anna Belle Wellner
Sidney
Said
A. D
Witeness
U P Time Table Westbound and Eastbound Trains
Train schedule lists multiple westbound and eastbound trains with arrival times including No 3 No 19 No 7 Interstate No 1 Interstate No 17 local No 0 express No 5 mail No 261 etc. Some lines show days and inconsistent text but essential arrivals include 6 45 p m 6 55 p m 9 00 p m 9 10 p m 2 50 p m and 4 05 a m for various services plus a freight No 262 way freight on Mon Wed Fri with 2 00 np noted.
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M. m
M. m. mM. Mn
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Western Tee
Wichita
Atence Eene
Tulsa
Fairbury
Norfolk
Beatrice
Grand Island
Hastings
Creim
Ivy
North Divide
Spring Canyon
Pornard Hill
Robert Nicholas
Sprecher
Crook
Joe Miles
Baby Janet
Sterling
Janet
Ray Sheffield
Tiomer Gentry
Maury Molten
Robert Nichelis
John Jansen
Dan Dbeehlee
Clarence
Milo Moore
Grandpa McKelvey
Bernard Ivhl
A.D. Willard
Roy Sheffield
Bell
George
Buriss
Gus Sutler
John Bellbusch
George Barker
John Hellbusch
Ellis Dunn
Wahler Garage
Reclamation Service Best In
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
State of
Crowley
Benham Brothers Co., Ine
Bonham
Meyhoos
B. W
Benham
Bentley Land Company
Sidney and Chappell, Nebraska
Charles H. Gardner
DE. L. A. Donahoe
Stubt-Hink
Joseph Oberfelder
Nebr
J. R. Taylor
M. D
Larson
W. D. Campbell
Odd Fellows
Buldling
Lincoln Highway
First Ave
BR. E. Roche, M. D
U. P
C. M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Sidney, Nedr
H. S. Wilson
DE. Ray E. Witham
Stowiltts
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Stowiltts Bldg
Bidney, Nebr
City Loans
Studt-Hink
Harry L. Mantor
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