Goodview and Dalton Cage Teams Lose at Lincoln Tourney
In a late game at the Lincoln tournament, Ohiowa defeated Goodview 19 to 10. Tuecker fouled out in the second half as Ohiowa built a lead, with Fries and Bond among the early scorers. Goodview, one of 124 district contenders, failed to overcome the early deficit despite a second-half surge.
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Goodview
Dalton Cage
Lincoln Tourney
Tuecker
Ohiowa
Fries
Bond
Tuepker
Walsh
Chappell
Goodview FG FI PF
Minfer
Hunt
Pries
Lynn
Garland
Frankforter
Dunigan
Kerberlik
Rev Corbett Edits Religious Publication On Modern Questions
Sidney pioneer editor Rev Corbett, noted for mastery of languages, edited a religious periodical addressing modern questions. He studied Greek symbols extensively to understand early Grecian literature and biblical passages.
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Sidneyite
Corbett
West Nebraska Parents Meet Draws Members
A regional parents teachers gathering in Chadron attracted members from Chadron Dix Sidney Lincoln Sid ney Chappell Kimball Lodge Pole and Sunol. Attendees included Mrs. Ruby Callons Mrs. Henry H Fritz Mrs. Elmer Kahl Mrs. W. W. Day Mrs. Ivan Robinson Mrs. J. W. Johnson Mrs. George Barnes Mrs. Gertrude Nelson Zeola Barnes Rachel McElroy Mrs. Robbins and H H Misedagis.
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Chadron
Ruby Callons
Henry H. Fritz
Dix
Elmer Kahl
Sidney
W. W. Day
Lincoln
Ivan Robinson
J. W. Johnson
George Barnes
Chappell
Gertrude Nelson
Zeola Barnes
Rachel McElroy
Kimball
Robbins
H. C. Mathews
Lodge Pole
H. H. Misedagis
Sunol
Obituary: Max Shinker of Dalton Dies in Chicago at 25
Max Shinker born August 1 1903 Scribner Nebraska died March 5 1929 in Chicago after intestinal influenza and cerebral hemorrhage age 25 years seven months four days He moved with family to Dalton in 1919 son of George and Clara Shinker both deceased Survived by four brothers and three sisters Funeral held at Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev Dagley Odd Fellows in charge and burial in Dalton cemetery All siblings present except Irwin
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Max Shinker
Scribner
Nebr
Chicago
Dalton
Max
George
Clara Shinker
Margaret Blair
Junction City Kan
Vera Shinker
Richland Center
Wis
Harry Shinker
Jack Shinker
Irwin Shinker
Albion
Nei
Dalton Presbyterian Church
E. E. Dagley
Broadwater
Odd Fellows
Mr. Shinker
Irwin
Case Eagle Trade Mark Tells The Case History
A history of the J I Case Threshing Machine Company and its eagle trademark traces back to Civil War era Old Abe. The piece notes Case innovations from 1892 onward, including traction engines and steel components, and mentions recent acquisition of Emerson Brantingham equipment expanding the eagle portfolio. It also cites Nebraska utility work and a local painter, J Viggo Nielson.
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Case Tractor
Company Eagle
J. I Case Threshing Machine Company
R. W. Zimmerle
J. I. Case Company
Wisconsin
Old Abe
Abraham Lincoln
J. S. Case
Case Company
Zimmerle
Case
Mr. Zimmerle
Emerson-Brantingham Company
Rockford
Ill
Social Happenings in East Huntsman Area
Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke and family spent Friday evening at the O L Miller home. Numerous locals attended visits and events including Ladies Aid at John Schlesselman home and a birthday party for Mrs Frank Kinton with Hige five and refreshments. Several residents traveled to Colton and Sidney for sales and events, while others hosted guests and attended meetings at homes and the Farmers Union meeting program.
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Ed Lipke
O. L. Miller
Fred Flicker
George Niemann
Ladies Aid
John Schlesselman
Paul Schulz
Walter Kettler
Stanton
Fred Kettler
Frank Kint
Hige
Henry Yowell
A. K. Anderson
Hans Anderson
Bill Davis
Billie Niemann
Elgie Niemann
Theinan
Sidney
Elsie
Willa
Templin
Frank Kinton
Clyde Kinton
Ed Wolverton
Mr. Christ of
Gurley
Niemann
Johnson Sale
William Taylor
Farmers Union
Bunker Hill
Doty
George Puckett Ranch
North Platte Valley Turkey Growers Plan For Big Year
North Platte valley turkey growers, urged by U S extension service agent D H Propps, plan a large season with enclosures to protect flocks. Last year they sold about 18 carloads, nets over 100000 dollars, with many earning 600 to 1000 dollars as a side line. Government bulletins aid best practices and careful chick selection.
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North Platte Valley
North Platte ‘Valley
D. H. Propps
Mitchell
United States Extension Service
Propps
Nebraska
Railroad Notes From Cheyenne and Nearby Towns
S W Cook and family spent the weekend in Cheyenne with Mrs L L Scott also in Pine Bluffs. Mr Scott went to Pine Bluffs Sunday and returned with his family. Mr and Mrs J D Payton came back Saturday from Canistota S D reporting they feel much better. Mr Kitts, grandfather of Mrs R L Tobler, died last Wednesday at Winner S D and was buried at Lodge Pole Sunday. Mrs G H Moore visiting her parents in Lanagan Mo. Boy Scout Troop 89 of the Union Pacific had their pictures Sunday at old Point Lookout site used when Sidney government post was in operation. Mrs Thomas Crobie left Sunday for Ogden Utah to visit daughter Alma L Batay Local representative of New York Life Co. Residence 1128 13th Ave, Phone 566LJ.
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S. W. Cook
Cheyenne
L. L. Scott
Pine Bluffs
Lodge Pole
G. H. Moore
Lanagan
Boy Scouts
Union Pacific
Old Point Lookout
Sidney
Thomas Crobie
Ogden
Utah
Government experts urge early care for breeding stock
Livestock authorities say enhanced size, health, and vigor come from discriminating early season care. They note preventatives mixed with feeds destroy parasitic worms and many turkey diseases, with occasional treatment sufficing.
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Turkeys
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West Nebraska
Omaha
J. Viggo Nielson
East Huntsman
Leslie Neubauer
Hartford and Queen Surance Companies
Alma L. Batey
The
New York Life Company
13Th Ave
Thelephone
the American Bank
the Bank
USA
IRIN
Ture
A Consolidated Theatre
Mother Mine
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Matinee
Bob&y
Sun
the Lewis Players
Charlie Murray and
Louise Frasenda
És Vampir Venue
Afred Niblo
Leatherface
United Artists
James Cafe
James” Cafe
James
Frank
A. M. Nelson
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