Mitchell minister stays as Ravenna offer falls through
Rev Walter C Rundin, who had resigned Mitchell Federated churches to take a Ravenna pastorate, is released from that acceptance and will remain in Mitchell. The Mitchell Howitzer company may be mustered out due to local interest. Lincoln county audits reveal a $200000 short in treasurer's accounts tied to Samuel Souder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Rundin
Mitchell Federated Churches
Ravenna
Mitchell
Mitchell Howitzer Company
Nebraska National Guards
Lincoln County
Samuel Souder
Lincoln
Welcome visitor from Torrington visits Gurley Citizen office
A. F. Wull of Torrington Wyoming, a Fuller brushes salesman for Cheyenne, Kimball and Banner counties, plans to move his family to Sidney soon. Five hog cars and one cattle car were shipped from Dalton to Denver Monday. Shippers include Dalton Co-operative Society, A A Sharp, J W Eckert, Henry Marx, John Pelster, and Henry Vick consigning cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wull
Torrington
Wyo
Gurley
Hull
Fuller Brushes
Cheyenne
Kimball
Banner
Sidney
Dalton
Denver
Dalton Co-operative Society
A. A. Sharp
J W. Eckert
Henry Marx
John Pelster
Henrys Vick
Farmland Sugar Beet Contracts Surpass 50 000 Acres
In the North Platte valley more than 50 000 acres are contracted for sugar beets. Around Sterling about 25 000 acres have been signed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview School House
Scottsbluff
North Platte Valley
Sterling
Forgery and Robbery Sentences in Box Butte Court
Carl Thi charged with forgery was sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary by Box Butte district court last week. George Lewis colored, who confessed to multiple robberies at Al Hance recently, received a sentence of from 1 to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thi
Box Butte
George Lewis Colored
al Hance
Burlington to extend Bayard spur northward this year
Burlington plans a two mile extension to its spur north of Bayard expanding rail access for beet shipments. The Bayard spur was the valley’s first railroad extension, reinforcing regional agricultural logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Burlington
Bayard
Grasshopper Hatching Noted in Local Observations
George M. Stork reports grasshoppers hatching in the neighborhood. A new rural mail service order from Dalton adjusts east and west routes. East-route subscribers missed Friday delivery. later plans shift papers to Friday to prevent further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stork
Peetle Gazette
Dalton
Mall
Sidney couple to run Murray hotel dining room
Mr and Mrs J E Wade of Sidney arrived at Kimball to manage the Murray hotel dining room. They previously ran the dining room at the Commercial hotel in Sidney but moved after a change in Sidney hotel management.
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Sidney
Murray
J. E. Wade
Murray Hotel
Kimball
Kimball Observer
Mathers Urges Farm Relief Through Price Equity and Credit Reform
A N Mathers, candidate for governor, argues the exrols favor the rich and calls for changes to the federal reserve law to make credits respond to regional needs. He says inflation at modest levels could restore farmer solvency by securing prices that cover costs plus a fair profit, criticizing reliance on bonds and interest-bearing notes. He condemns current credit rules as unfair to farmers, urges regional boards to judge loan security locally, and warns that agricultural decline harms national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
A. N. Mathers
Farm Bureau
Mathers
Washington
East
Mr. Mathers
Congress
Russia
Federal Reserve
America
Federal Reserve System
England
Federal Reserve Farm Loan Bank
New York
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Economy Paint Mills Offer From Geneva Nebraska
Economy Paint Mills of Geneva Nebraska promotes savings on paint bills with a 1-3 percent discount and invites readers to request a price list and a free paint book. The ad emphasizes guaranteed payback through reduced costs and highlights the company name and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Nebraska
When in need of good printing call The Telegraph
A concise hard copy notice urging readers to choose The Telegraph for printing needs. It promotes reliability and timely service, portraying the paper as a trusted source for local printing tasks. Priority is on clear, economical messaging.
Father Moriarty in an Accident Near Kimball
Last Thursday evening Father Moriarty of Kimball and two Kimball youths were in a serious auto accident on the north road near the Ever Larson place. Moriarty, driving a Dodge coupe, swerved and struck a ditch, turning over once to land right side up. The reverend was not visibly hurt, but the young man and woman were badly cut and bruised and were taken to the Larson residence for medical aid before being returned home by another car from Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Moriarty
Kimball
Larson House
Potter Review
Growers to Get Another Dollar for Sugar Beets
The Great Western Sugar Company will pay farmers April 1, 1923, about 2.5 million dollars as a second payment of one dollar per ton for the 1923 beet crop. This brings total payments to date to seven dollars and fifty cents per ton in the Colorado Nebraska districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado-Nebraska
Garden County cattle sold well at Omaha market
William Campbell of Oshkosh sold a load of steers on the Omaha market February 19 for 10.00, averaging 1 808 pounds. The high grade cattle were Campbell's own stock, fed 150 days on corn and alfalfa, finished on shelled corn. Campbell noted western Nebraska lags development because farmers grow crops without livestock and stockmen raise cattle without feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Oshkosh
Omaha
Campbell
Omaha-Journal
Nebraska
Windshield Glass Piste at Habler Garage
Readable text notes piste glass for windshields and se dan deers incaled at Habler Garage. Taxi Call 161.
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Habler Garage
Burlington stock shipments from county made faster
After a year of effort H A Atwell, Burl ington local agent, secured an arrangement to speed stock shipments to Omaha, St Joe, and Kansas City. Shippers can now leave Dalton Friday, connect with a Guernsey to Northport stock train, reach Lincoln Saturday afternoon, and access market reports. The route covers Sidney Gurley and Dalton, offering quicker delivery and a 5 cent per 100 pounds saving versus Union Pacific. Dalton Delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Atwell
Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Sidney
U. P
Dalton
Guernsey
Wyo
Northport
Tiincoln
Lincoln
St. Joe
Kansas
Gurley
First National Bank of Ger Ang Abandons Reopening Effort
After weeks of effort friends of the First National Bank of Ger Ang fail to reopen the bank. Receiver Charles Lyman takes charge as the bank is placed under equity proceedings. Rumors cite directors unable to meet financial requirements or resist the responsibility. Weottsbluff Star-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
First National Bank of
Ger- Ang
Charles Lyman
Weottsbluff Star-Herald
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Colorado
Lings
Iun Taxpayers’ Association
Banner County
Harrisburg
Gering
Dooley Canon
Missouri River
C. H. Rowan
Lodge Pole
D. F. Enevoldsen
Potter
John Kieselhorst
Rowan
Zeb Gustin
J. C. Dunn
N. W. Burr
Gustin
Huettmann
Sidney, Nebraska
New York City
Moriorty
Garden County
Agent Guarantee Fund Life Association
Pure Protection Insurance
Leo E. Osborn
Nebr
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