Sidney Nebraska amends street naming and numbering ordinance
Ordinance 205 revises designations for East West streets and North South avenues in Sidney Nebraska. It renames G Street to Ash Street north of the railroad and lists new street names Birch to Toledo, with avenues numbered north to south. It sets odd/even numbering by street end and repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed March 16, 1928.
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City
Sidney
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Forrest
Grant
Jackson
King
Newton
Osage
Toledo
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
R. H. Rogers
H. E. Armitage
West Gurley Farmers Weather Delays and Local Weddings
Dishing and stubble burning kept farmers indoors until wet snow fell Thursday easing fires and outdoor tasks. Arnold Braasch married Letha Segelke and other local weddings are hinted as the season continues with guests visiting and honeymoon plans noted.
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John Groshans
Knox Home
Joe Minshall
Ray Spiker
Bert Walker
Sidney
Otto Kurz
Arnold Braasch
Letha Segelke
Minnie Segelke
Denver
Huntsman
Harms
Deshler
Jim Sparks
Dan Cupid
Otto Horst
Wiseman
Harry ,Segelke
Martha Braasch
Victor Knox
Silvia Kreps
Local notices and social events in Gurley district
A sweep of items from Gurley area society notes events and visits. Neighbors attended a Methodist church banquet in Sidney and a Key stone Sunday school party. Virgil Ely celebrated a 17th birthday with gifts and luncheon while Ed Wolverton and others visited friends and relatives across town.
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Lowell Wolverton
O. L. Miller
Ed Wolverton
George Rippe
Ray Wellner
Clyde Kinton
John Jones
Virgil Ely
Virgil
Elmer Hughes
Carl Schmidt
New
Carlson Hospital
Alex Sterling
Casper
Wyo
Gurley
Arnold Braasch
Henry Braasch
Letha Segelke
H. Segelke
West of Gurley
Denver
Balancing cattle rations with high protein concentrates
Farmers fattening beef cattle find corn plus a high protein concentrate often boosts gains. Corn protein lacks amino acids, so adding feeds like peanut meal in proper proportions improves growth. Chemists study protein types and amino acid balances to guide optimal feed mixes and potential by products as affordable supplements.
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Department of Agriculture
Th Protein and Nutrition Division
Dalton Doings and Social Roundup in Local Notices
Mrs. H Armuth returned from Petersburg due to a relative’s illness. Mrs. A W Friede attended a Dalton club meeting at Mrs Wm Seifer’s home. Mr and Mrs W J Shoemaker of Sidney visited and discussed trends. Mr and Mrs J J Heiser and Mr and Mrs Walter Bristol hosted a Thursday party with six tables. G W Worth and James Worth topped scores. Dr and Mrs A A Larson of Gurley were guests. The Presbyterian Aid Society met with about 40 ladies at Mrs J C Frandsen’s home, enjoying business, needlework and refreshments. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the Presby- terian church.
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Terian
Oscar Freeburg
Howard
Sidney
Altar Society
Presbyterian Aid
Louis Volkert
Dalton
John McCleneghan
G. W. Worth
James Worth
A. A. Larson
Gurley
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J.C Frandsen
Presby
Community Extends Congratulations to Adrian Brockelsby
The community honors Adrian Brockelsby for a high 4-H club accolade earned over the past four years, reflecting sustained dedication and service to youth programs.
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Adrian Brockelsby
Local Center News Roundup Gatherings and Deaths
Center residents report family visits and gatherings across Sidney Sterling and Council Bluffs. Arthur Draper's family traveled after the death of John Walker. Mrs Rose and son Francis visited Sterling. Harry Scott and family saw Perse in Sidney. Linton family visited Fred Hart's household. Mrs John Brown is seriously ill. Wesley Berry recovering from lung fever. community mourns the death of Mrs Oscar Freeburg. various neighbors shared visits and social times throughout the week.
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Arthur Draper
Council Bluffs
John Walker
Baumbech
J. C. Guill
E. E. Osborn
Ethel Guill
Loretta Osborn
Formaldehyde Treatment for Smut Most Popular
Due to heavy oats smut losses, farmers plan seed treatment this year. The formaldehyde method will be used exclusively as others are less reliable. Buy only sealed cans with manufacturer stamps noting strength. Good formaldehyde contains 38 to 42 percent. Avoid large open containers to prevent gas loss.
Nebraska farmers keep acreage steady with barley and potatoes noted
Spring planting survey shows Nebraska farmers expect no major shifts in general crop acreage. Corn, spring wheat, oats, barley, grain sorghum, potatoes and tame hay are planned at high levels though some potato and winter wheat reductions are foreseen. Barley favored as feed crop in western regions, and flax could replace spring wheat in parts of the state. Continental Telephone commits 160000 dollars for a Kearney office and unified auto telephony. Big Springs electric line extends to emergency landing field.
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Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
U. S
North Central States
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Phillips Deceased
State Nebraska Cheyenne County County CourtSidney notice to creditors to present claims within three months from March 10 1928 and debts payable within one year from that date. Court will receive and examine claims at the County Court Room in Sidney for adjustment and allowance and a seal and date are provided.
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John Phillips
SAID
Sidney
Said County
A.D
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West Gurley
North Divide
Keystone
Methodist Church
J. A. Chean
Edwin
Wyoming
Harry Segelke
W. M. B. Club
W. E. Spearow
Will Sparks
Merle Hughes
Roy Near
Center News
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Western Securities Company
C. W. Smith
U.S
Continental Telephone Company
Kearney
Electric Company
Big Springs
State of
Cheyenne County
Tate
A. R. LeSueur
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