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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

4

Nebraska News Notes In Brief

Nebraska items include a former York boy conducting an orchestra in Shanghai. Loup Valley district editors meet in Grand Island on April 10. Athletics director Fred Dawson granted leave due to ill health. Crawford to get a pickle factory. Bridgeport votes April 7 on $60,000 high school bonds. Nebraska bowling titles decided in Omaha March 27-28. York city treasurer J. C. Peterson dies in Fairbury. York schools chief and Eloise Aiden named probation officers. Vera Garrison injures right forearm in automoble crank. Red Cloud Izaak Walton league studies cleaning poud bar town for bass and crappie. Black Hills meat served at Spalding banquet. South Omaha hogs and cattle records shattered. for pay $13.70 per head. State government cost February $799,006.24. University spelling test issued for high schools. American Legion post at Nebraska City lists 417 names on honor roll. Miss Blanche Altman killed near Omaha when car struck by train. Omaha Tech students visit Lincoln legislature and penitentiary. Drainage ditch plans for Logan district to reclaim 7,000 acres in Dixon county. Governor McMullen seriously ill after inaugural ball. Largest livestock shipment in years from Hardy. Webster county farm bureau canvass wins necessary votes. Four armed bandits rob Securities State Bank of over $4,000 in South Omaha. Mrs. Christina Peterson dies at 86 in Gage county. Coal shipment from new mine near Kule purchased for capitol heating. Rev Eugene White resigns after 53 years of service. O'Brien resumes Gretna fish hatcheries post. Blair High challenges state high schools to match Kirby County record.

William Charoas York Shanghai China Loup Valley District Editorial Association Grand Island Heaith Fred Z. Dawson University of Nebraska Crawford Bridgeport Nebraska Omaha J. C. Peterson Fairbury W. G. Brooks York City Eloise Aiden Vera Garrison University Place Red Cloud Isaak Walton League Black Hills Spalding Iank Wallon League South Omaha Cc. D. Robinson Adam Scheljlinger American Legion Nebraska City Blanche Altman Lee Altman Oma Bbs Fort Dougla Omaha Technical High School Lincoln State Penitentiary Logan Dixon County Adam McMullen Washington St. Joseph Kansas City Webster County Farm Bursau Wemuers Fred Peers Peers Omaha Cooprative Live Stock Commission Gore Securities State Band Christina Peterson Gage County Archie Filley Kule Capitol Harlan Orleans Blue Hill Douglas Doniphan Eugene White Cook

March crop report shows lower farm stocks for corn oats barley

The March report from the division of crop and livestock estimates notes farm stocks of corn oats and barley below last year while wheat reserves rise. Merchantable corn quality has improved to about 81 percent and about two thirds of shipments are projected this year.

United States

Four Gallons of Moonshine Seized in Wednesday Raid

Sheriff’s office raided sites west of Hemingford finding nearly four gallons of moonshine. L. P. Blevins is jailed on sale and possession charges awaiting county court action. Deputies searched a weed patch near Blevins home and found a gallon jug of moonshine. Frank Hanna’s home yielded half a gallon of raconshine later brought to the sheriff.

Court House Sheriff’s Office L. P. Blevins Jones Allance Burlington Amis Olson Patterson Kastner Stamper Blevins Hemingford Frank Hanna Hanna Sher

Sheriff’s Office Reports No Arrests in Two Cases

The Hemingford raid prompted by steady liquor flow into Alliance and surrounding areas yielded no charges due to County Attorney Berrys illness. Blevins remains jailed as he awaits approval to fetch supplies for his family, including fuel. The Alliance Times Herald notes the liquor traded was of an average illicit grade, described by its odor as requiring a cast iron stomach.

Iff Berrys Blevins Hemingford Alliance Alliance Times- Herald

North Platte Valley Amateur Baseball League forms in region

Bridgeport hopes to join eight town league in Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties. A Sunday meeting at Beatrice Cream station formed the North Platte Valley Amateur Baseball League with Gering Bayard Angora Broadwater Morrill Scotts Bluff and Mitchell pledging entry. By-laws were drafted for final approval at Bayard next Sunday. temporary officers named and each town to organize a representative for final action.

Bridgeport Morrill Scotts Bluff Beatrice Gering Bayard Angora Broadwater Scottsbluff Mitchell North Platte Valley al Snedeker Z. C. Palmer George Brewer T. C. Palmer Goring F. F E. Jacobs A. D. Young F. ©. Jacobs Bridgeport Herald

Alliance De Molay History in Alliance Rich with Events

The Alliance chapter of the Order of DeMolay, founded May 16, 1921 by Zora D. Clark of Omaha, started with about 90 members and grew to nearly 200 youths over four years. It has linked with Sidney, Scottsbluff, Hyannis, and Mullen, hosted visiting teams, sponsored the DeMolay saxophone quartet, and plans a state convention in August. It will present Cappy Ricks at the Imperial theatre on March 23 to aid its summer program.

Alliance Order of de Molay Zora D. Clark Omaha Order Sidney Scottsbluff Hyannis Mullen Nebraska DeMolay Cappy Ricks Imperial Theatre Alliance Times- Herald

Leg Weakness in Baby Chicks in Nebraska Hatches

Nebraska reports indicate over half of early hatch chicks die before market age. Sunlight exposure by window opening on warm days helps prevent leg weakness. When sunshine is limited, a 3 percent cod liver oil solution mixed into mash aids recovery, to be fed soon after mixing.

Nebraska

Be photographed this year on birthday at Phelps Studio

A personal note indicates a birthday portrait session at Phelps Studio is planned this year. The fragment mentions capturing a birthday photograph, with Phelps Studio as the location.

Phelps Studio

Pete Thompson Before the Jury in Steer Stealing Case

District court began jury selection Monday to try Pete Thompson on a steer theft from Myron Reynolds on July 26, 1924. The jury includes Vernon Askins Floyd Friends Floyd Black C A Eisner Bert Sitler J E Finn John O Belden R O Campbell W W Means Lee Cleveland Oscar Lindquist and Allen Lincoln. The trial follows earlier proceedings where the Thompsons allegedly moved Reynolds steer with a cattle batch from Minatare toward Earl Douglas north of Oshkosh.

District Court Pete Thompson Myron Reynolds Vernon Askins Floyd Friends Floyd Black C. A. Eisner Bert Sitler J. E. Finn John O. Belden R. O. Campbell W. W Douglas’ Place Wild Horse Canon Bayard Douglas Ranch Reynolds

Early Spring Dairy Rations for Milch Cows

Agricultural college at Lincoln outlines spring rations for milk cows. Alfalfa hay paired with grain mixes of 300 lb ground corn, 200 lb bran, 100 lb oil meal or 300 lb corn, 100 lb oats, 100 lb bran, 100 lb oil meal. Feed at 1 lb grain per 3–4 lb milk. barley can raise protein. If prairie hay must be used, mix 1 part ground corn, 2 parts oil meal, 2 parts bran or 2 parts barley, 1 part ground oats, 2 parts meal.

Agricultural College At Lincoln

Wife of Chadron gas operator shoots through door

Mrs Ed Phillips estranged wife of Chadron Alliance Gas operator faces district court on a $500 bond after shooting through a door at her husband Sunday afternoon. He was struck in the stomach. bullet hit his belt and caused a flesh wound but he escaped serious harm. Phillips regained mobility and left the scene. wife arraigned Monday and bound over for the April term. Alliance Times-Herald

Ed Phillips Chadron Alliance Chadron Alliance Phillips Alliance Times-Herald

Potter Water OK Says Department of Health

Two city water samples were tested by the Department of Health Lin coln laboratory. Tests were satisfactory with no evidence of intestinal bacteria. B coli absent per 100 g. Regular future tests will safeguard public health.

Potter Water O. K. Says Department OF Health Division of Laboratories Lincoln Department C. c C .c Potter Re Tew

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