Ovid to be site of Great Western sugar plant
Ovid may host a new Great Western Sugar Co factory after farmers sign beet contracts for five years totaling at least 8,500 acres annually. The plant would serve the 1926 crop and mirror a modern mill like Brighton, with an estimated cost around 1.5 million dollars.
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Sedgwick County
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Home Finance Committee
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Supreme Court Commission
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Vance
Griswold
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Nebraska Legislature Sees Budget Cuts Amid Reform Debates
Lincoln Neb Augments report shows budget under governor’s estimate with rises in a few items while constitutional amendments face stiff odds. House approves four million for capitol completion pushing total to nine million. debates loom in senate over taxation, oleomargarine taxes, and gun control measures.
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Omaha
Indiana State Senate
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Washington
President Coolidge
Site for sugar factory not yet determined
Ovid is not chosen as the site for the new Great Western Sugar Company factory. The company requires at least 8,500 acres of beets contracted annually for five years before construction. It will consider all Sedgwick County towns and pick the location that best meets factory needs as county towns unite under a committee.
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Sedgwick
Julesburg
Great Western Sugar Company
Sugar Company
Advocate
Sedgwick County
Sterling
From a Third Rater to an All Star in Thirty Days
A sports writer could spin the tale of Paul Mockett rising from a third rater to an all star in a month, illustrating a dramatic turnaround in his performance and recognition. The remark hints at a rapid improvement and growing attention within the season.
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kimball
Western Nebraska Observer
Paul Mockett
Dog saves life of Broadwater lad
George Lenhart, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Lenhart, narrowly escaped serious injury when a charging bull toppled the horse he rode and knocked him to the ground before a dog redirected the danger, according to the Broadwater News.
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George
Jacob Lenhart
Broadwater News
Dog Rescues Boy as Horse Becomes Attack Target
A boy escaped serious injury when a dog intervened as a wild animal charged a pony. The animal gored the pony’s flanks before the dog halted the threat. Mr Lenhart, returning home, aided by restraining the animal while Lenhart reached the scene. The dog acted to shield the boy before the attack could reach him.
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Mr. Lenhart
Mandamus County Commissioners to Number Bridges
The Western Nebraska Observer reports that Kimball County must number all bridges as required by law. A court order received by County Attorney Torgeson will compel compliance, with further action possible if needed.
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Kimball County
Torgeson
Nebraska
Q Observer
For Taxi-Call 161 1 Percent Truck Pneumatic Tires
Advertisement notes Taxi-Call 161 listing a 1% ton truck with pneumatic tires offered by A S Hardy at a low price.
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