Bereavement Thanks To Friends And Supporters
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy after a sad bereavement. Special thanks to Lodge Pole friends and associates including Lodge Pole high school and faculty, class of 28, sponsor, school district No 28, Liberty State Bank, and Catholic Ladies Altar Society. Appreciation for floral tributes from Mr and Mrs Joe Disney and family and Mr and Mrs F Treblick and family.
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Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole High School
Liberty State Bank
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Joe Disney
F. Treblick
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Condolences
The family thanks everyone for the assistance and condolences offered during the care of their loved one who has passed away. R. L. Kinton, Mrs. H. W. Young, Mrs. Katy Steele express deep appreciation.
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R. L. Kinton
H. W. Young
Katy Steele
Bake Sale by Presbyterian Ladies at Greenlees Saturday
The Presbyterian ladies announce a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday March 16 featuring chicken noodles as a specialty. Nearby listing notes stock of hot and cold water calamine at Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
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Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Presbyterian
Greenlees
Society Notes Highlight Local Parties And Birthdays
Prizes for high scores went to Evelyn Tompkins and Lawrence Witters with consolation prizes for Frances Schwasnick and Florence Thurston Lynch. A large guest list included Opal Birkbey Florence Thurston Evelyn Tompkins Dorothy Dimick Thelma Brewer Frances Schwasnick Clara Ladine Elizabeth Hart and Arthur Zike Buck Davis Harry Dyke Kenneth Griswold and Lawrence Witters. Edward Stokes celebrated his seventh birthday with games and luncheon. Frances Clinton hosted her ninth birthday surprise party with Evelyn Treinen winning a contest. Nelsons entertained at a six o clock dinner northwest of Sidney with card prizes for several guests and consolation to Mrs Engel and Hargens.
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Evelyn Tompkins
Lawrence Witters
Frances Schwasnick
Florence Thurston Lynch
Opal Birkbey
Florence Thurston
Dorothy Dimick
Thelma Brewer
Clara Ladine
Elizabeth Hart
Arthur Zike
Buck Davis
Harry Dyke
Kenneth Griswold
Frank Clinton
Frances
Evelyn Treinen
Frances van Aelstyn
Doris LeSueur
Margaret Furer
Marie Laudenschlager
Catherine Treinen
Geraldine Fahy
Evelyn Blaha
Dorothy van Aelstyn
June Hand
Bernice Treinen
Alice Treinen
Jack Sullivan
Andrew Nelson
Sidney
Prises
William Rohde
George Rohde
Ray Frame
Frame
John Engel
H. Hargens
E. J. Leonard
Community club events listed for week at local churches
Mothers club hosts Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs Hodgkins home. Kensington Methodist church plans Wednesday 2 30 in the church basement. Eastern Star meets Wednesday 7 30 at the Masonic hall. Willing Workers at Christian church Thursday 2 30 basement. Altar society of St Patrick’s Catholic church Thursday 3 00 at the auditorium. Walther league St Paul’s Lutheran church Thursday 8 00 at the church school. Business meeting.
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Mothers Club
W. K. Hodgkin
Kensington
Methodist Church
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Willing Workers Aid Soicety of
Christian Church
Altar Society
Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Walther League of
Dalton Fire Department Reorganizes and Chooses Leaders
Rex Carey appointed chief of the Dalton fire department and E. R. Blome named president as volunteers plan affiliation with the state group. Officials say the move aims to strengthen organization and reduce risk, though locals note past efforts already mitigated threats.
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Dalton
Rex Carey
E. R. Blome
State Volunteer Fire Department
Evangelistic Services Begin at Local Church
Members of a local Christian church will sponsor evangelistic services from Sunday March 17 to Easter Sunday March 31. Evening services run at 7 30 each night except Saturdays. Rev J H Bicknell says the church prioritizes evangelistic work this year and invites all to attend.
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Christian Church
J. H. Bicknell
St Patrick's Day program offers plays and songs at St Patrick's Academy
The St Patrick's day entertainment by the freshman class at St Patrick's Academy will be held next Sunday evening in the Authtorum. It features individual and class selections and two plays An Irish Princess and Down You Go. The Christian church ladies announce a spring bazaar and noon and evening dinners at the church next Wednesday March 13.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Telegraph
Christian Church
Sidney Walton League Velmident Seeks Amendments at Capitol
Sidney Walton League Velmident visits the Capitol to press amendments before the Nebraska legislature led by R P Kepler president. The group met with the game commission in Lincoln to secure changes proposed by Waltonians. Amendments accepted by the commission will be in bills before the session. Kepler praised the commission for addressing western Nebraska needs. HR 466 creating a new game commission is set to be considered. A daily duck bag limit reduction to 15 is expected to take effect, with federal law guiding future limits.
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Nebraska
R P Kepler
Sidney
Waltonian
Commission
Remi
Kepler
Chamber of Commerce
Game Commission
Newton and Gorman Farm Sales Slated for County Next Week
Farm sales by J. C. Newton and W. M Gorman are billed for next week with Pundingsland Millett auctioneering. The Lib erty State bank acts as clerk for both. Newton sale 10 30 Thursday March 21 at 3% miles north and two west of Colton features cattle hogs horses machinery and other items. Lunch served. cash terms. Gorman sale 1 PM Wednesday March 20 on farm 17 miles south of Potter includes horses mules cattle machinery poultry and misc. Lunch by Jolly Neighbors. cash terms. The TelegraphPrint confirms advert and records outcomes.
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J. C. Newton
W. M Gorman
Pundingsland & Millett
Liberty State Bank
Colton
Mr. Newton
Ladies of the Christian Church
W. M. Gorman
Potter
Telegraph
Jolly
Gorman
New Building To House Implement Lines Begun
Construction of a hollow tile and brick two story building on north 10th avenue started yesterday morning. The 44 by 72 foot structure is for I. Kodinsky and will house the Rock Island and Ailis-Chambers implement lines for the territory. It will stand just north of the John Deere Plow company site and should be finished in about a month. No office manager has been appointed.
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North 10Th Avenue
I. Kodinsky
Rock Island and
Ailis-Chambers
John Deere
Kodinsky
Funeral services for J. H. Logan held in Ponca
Funeral services for J. H. Logan father of Mrs. P. W. Barker were held last Thursday at the Ponca home. Logan a pioneer resident died Monday of last week in Grand Island after a Civil War service. A Wisconsin native he attended Madison and was one of Nebraska’s oldest Masons holding the Jordan medal and served as Ponca lodge treasurer for 37 years.
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J. H. Logan
Ponca
Nebr
P. W. Barker
Logan
Grand Island
Mr. Logan
Wisconsin
University
Madison
Nebraska
Stockholders Meeting Set For Next Thursday
Farmers Union Co operative Gas and Oil stockholders will meet at the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday March 21 to revise a by law. President Guy Shaw and secretary Theodore Waddell will preside at the meeting.
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Farmers Union Co-operative Gas and Oil Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Shaw
Theodore Waddell
Carlile-Wade Chevrolet Incorporation Announced
The Carlile-Wade Chevrolet Inc notifies incorporation to sell Chevrolets auto parts and provide general repair services. Managers from Alliance will open the agency. incorporators listed are W A Carlile John H Wade and L M Carlisle.
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Carlile-Wade Chevrolet, Inc
The
Telegraph
Alliance
W. A. Carlile
John H. Wade
L. M. Carlile
Former City Editor of Telegraph Still Welcomed in Lander
According to the Wyoming State Journal, George Adam, former Telegraph city editor, is now in charge of the Wyoming paper at Lander. Citizens praise him as a capable newspaperman with 30 years in the business and note improvements in style and makeup since taking the post.
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Telegraph
Lander
Wyo
Wyoming State Journal
Citizens of
George Adam
Mr Adam
Adam
Wyoming
Nebraska 1928 motor licenses and agricultural outputs
Nebraska issued 394,716 licenses for passenger autos, trucks and buses in 1928, with 358,025 passenger cars, 29,696 commercial trucks, 3,486 farm trucks, and 169 buses. Total certificates reached 486,804, with $3,894,364.13 collected. The cow herd stayed near 613,000, butterfat surpassed two billion pounds, and 800,000 sheep will be marketed in six months, supplying one fifth of US mutton. Each sheep carries about $1.50 wool value.
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Nebraska
United States
Sidney Markets Bulls Grain Wheat Prices and Sales
Market listing shows wheat at 496, oats at 40, barley 4, yellow corn 72, mixed corn 72, beef steers 81,712, cows 649, hogs 8.254 to 12.00, poultry notes, eggs 20, butter 30, milk 2.45, cream 48, plus a for sale line for a Davenport and kitchen table with Mrs. Taylor Frost contact 159J.
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Durham
Davenport
Taylor Frost
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the Telegraph
O. G
Ford
Lloyd Baby Carnage
G. E. Booth
Illinois St
Walter Grunwald
Gurley
Amber Durham
Carol Mahr
O. L. Miller
Sidney, Nebr. T
Geo. Messing
Erickson
R. F. Chapman
C. E. Hafer
King St
Sherer Counter Sanitary
Litz Cereal Mill
Hepner’s Clothing Co
C. A. Baker
Chas. W. Hornaday
Cheyenne County
Campbell Furniture Co
Martin Christofferson
Elizabeth Kehl
Rawleigh Products
Peter Fahrneys & Sons
J. H. Kucera
Kischer
A. B. Closman
16Th Ave
Peter Helfrich
Swatzlander Ranch
J. G. Dykeman
Frank Brady
Linden St
12th _Ave
15Th
Mayme Kruse
Quince St
Winders Hdve, Co
E. C. Stockdick
E. C. McKay
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Tiiois St
J. L. Tewell
A. 8. Hardy
Sidney Creamery Company
Mary Dugan
Frances McDaniel
6Th Ave
J. W. Harper
Carrie Cook
G. P. Kratz
Scottsbluff
A. C
Knight Campbell Music CO
J. M. Nelson
J. Viggo Nielson
E. Planck
Bake Sale
Society Notes
Nelsons
Dalton Fire Department
Sidney Walton League
Velmident
Capitol
Newton and Gorman
Chevrolet
Alma L. Batey
New York Life Company
Ith Ave
Leghorn
Stedebaker
Hart Parr Tracter
Branden Oliver
Cecilia Sanquist
Tobin Buil
Fred Albaugh
Tures
Sidney Exchange
C. Frank Chick
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