Nebraska items from Fremont to Fairbury in brief
Fremont to host a national guards troop. Red Willow county ships 2 carloads of corn for Near East relief. Nebraska Holstein-Milking association now over 200 members. Senate defers Sunday opening bill for state fair. Wahoo women’s club pushes for a public library. Fairbury Alfalfa Mills valued at 20 000 destroyed by fire. Brown, Nebraska newspaper pioneer, dies after 50 years in state press. Over 35 000 crows killed in Antelope Madison contest. Threshermen convention in Lincoln March 18 14 15. Omaha spring market week draws 1 000 out‑of‑town merchants. Brundage named Tecumseh postmaster. Fontanelle gains 24 hour electric service. Randolph bond vote to fund community building. Inter‑church Messenger debuts at Fairbury. Mrs Cordes in Douglas County Hospital found with 87 500 concealed. Paderewski to perform in Omaha. Deshler tests five hp electric siren. Burlington train delayed by emigrant car horse. State auto use opposed for joyriding. Endicott Burlington delay caused by escaping emigrant horse. Omaha Auto Show sets records. stock Kroger named Kearney Chamber secretary. State treasury notes February revenue reduces deficit but fund remains overdrawn. Fremont auditorium vote reach 65 000 names. council to decide.
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Fremont
Red Willow County
Nebraska
American Holstein-Miiesion Association
Senate
Wahoo Wonn's Club
Wahoo
Fairbury Alfalfa Mills
Antelope
Madison County
Tecumseh
Fontanelle
Randolph
Fairbury
Jefferson Countty
Wilhelmina Cordes
Doulas County Hospital
Omaha
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Deshler
Wehron
Burlington
Endicott
Esther Stock Kroger
Kearney
How Newspapers Help Explain Their Value Monologue
A Palm of praise for newspapers describing their role from birth to marriage and family milestones. It extols coverage of excellence in school and college, honors, essays, and local progress. It argues newspapers boost towns with free advertising and community support, urging citizens to back them.
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Yuassun
X—Vpalatka
Fla
Rothschild Money Digs Tutankhamun Tomb Private Venture
The Dearborn Independent cites Rothschild financing and private enterprise behind tomb excavations led by Carnarvon and Carter. It notes government delays on revealing inner tomb access, and says publicity and profit rights overwhelm scientific integrity, per Arthur Weigall.
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Kings
Rothschild
Lord Carnayvon
Carter
Arthur Weigall
Antiquities Department
Nevotian
Ife
Carnarvan
Tutankhamen
Weigall
Dearborn Independent
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebr
Pursuant to an Order of Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska the Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association filed foreclosure against Jesse Johnson and others. Judgment requires payment of 3156.72 plus costs. On April 16, 1928 at 11 a.m. the sheriff will offer for sale the north 50 feet of lot 68 in Morrow's Addition Sidney Nebraska at the east front door of the Court House.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebraska Central Building & Lown Association
Jesse Johnson
J. J. Tewell
Sidney
Court House
Morrow
J. W. McDanted
Nebr
Radcliffe & Wwyde
Sheriff sale notice of Cheyenne County real estate
By order of Isola B. Wasson Court Clerk an execution transfers Lincoln G. Simon and Elsie M. Simon property in Cheyenne County Nebraska The E44 of section 8 16 19 the N14 of section 19 16 49 the NW of section 10 16 19 the North 22 feet of Lot 12 Block 20 Sidney and part of Lot 12 Block 20 Sidney starting at the west line 45 percents feet north of the southwest corner and other described boundaries will be sold April 4 1923 at 10 o clock a m at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Neb for cash with sale remaining open one hour J W McDaniel Sheriff 23 5
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
American Bank of
Sidney
Lincoln G. Simon
Elsie M. Simon
Tlock 20
Block
Lot
Said County
Nebr
J. W. McDaniel
Edison Diamond Disc phonographs at Larson's Music Store
Promotion for high quality printing by The Telegraph and a sales pitch for Edison Diamond Disc phonographs priced at $60.00 and up. Larson's Music Store invites customers to come in and have demonstrations.
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Telegraph
Notice of Shearve's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisement announcing a court ordered sale under a foreclosure decree in the Cheyenne County District Court at Sidney Nebraska. The property listed is Totals, Block 19 in Webber's Third Addition to Sidney. Sale set for April 16, 1923 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse. J W McDaniel sheriff.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County. At a County Court, March 6, 1923, Judge C. P. Chambers presiding. In the matter of Julius Quandt deceased J B Mire petitions final settlement and distribution of heirship. Hearing set for April 2, 1923 at 10 a m. Notice by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
C. P. Chambers
Julius Quandt
J. B. Mire
Telegraph
The Robber's Thorny Path in Crime and Downfall
The text argues robbery rarely pays as criminals persistently lose in the end. It notes some evasion but over time carelessness exposes loopholes, causing their plans to collapse. Police records show few quit the game and retire, yet fear of being watched lingers.
Why Robbery Fails to Pay in the End
A moral reflection on robbery, warning that violence leads to death or ruin. It argues honesty pays the highest premium, brings lasting friends, and that robbers almost always get caught, harming loved ones. The piece urges rectitude and condemns theft as dishonorable.
Drivers Convicted of Manslaughter Seen in Drama
Nebraska Highway Bulletin notes a scene where a careless driver is convicted of manslaughter for an avoidable death in a later screen production. It speculates such drastic measures may be invoked in the future.
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Nebraska Highway Bulletin
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Neb
Order of sale by Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County directs sheriff sale in Sidney Nebraska. Plaintiff ing & Town Association vs William S R Dean and others under a 1922 judgment for 4442.04 dollars plus costs. Sale set April 18 1923 at 11 a m to sell North half of Lot 1 Block 3 Callahan Addition Sidney Nebraska.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nebraska Central Building & Town Association
William SR. Dean
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Court House
Callahan
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News OF Nebraska Ie
Nebrasika
Daily and Weekly Hub
Brown
State
A. Brown
Ring
Aqtech
Sheriff's Sale
Sherife’s Sale
Shearve
Nebraska Central Building & Lawn Association
Claxton S. Radcliffe
Webber
Radcliffe
Hahler Garage
Western
Willard
Lincoln Highway
East Second Street
Studebaker
W.B
En-Enees
Mann Motor Company
U. P. Freight House
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