Meteors, Aerolites, and Earth's Calm Future
Abbe Moreaux of Bruges discusses annual meteor showings in France and the Paris Museum of Natural History holds aerolites. He argues dangers from meteor falls are exaggerated, estimates Earth receives about 37 000 tons of foreign material yearly, and that no imminent catastrophe threatens the planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Petit Journal
Abbe
Th. Moreaux
Observatory
Bruges
France
St. Martin's
Leonides
St. Martin’s
Pleasant View Social Notes From Potter Area
Pleasant View lists local movements and gatherings with residents visiting Sidney and Krueger’s Lake, church sessions and dinners, fishing trips, and social calls. The note catalogues motor trips, shop visits, farm labor, and community events across the week in Potter and surrounding areas.
Air Mail Pilots Earn Up to $9000 Annually
The air mail pilot receives a base salary of 2000 to 3600 dollars plus per mile payments for daylight routes. Annual earnings range from 4000 to 9000 dollars, with night flying mileage rates doubled. Desertion of ground posts by two field superintendents is noted as they return to piloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Reno
New York
San Francisco
Begging Pays Philadelphia Wheelchair Claim Unveiled
A wheelchair user is alleged to collect a $15,000 account and an automobile and estate, while reportedly paying $4 daily at a hotel. The fragment suggests a folio on a beggar case in Philadelphia with unclear details.
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Philadelphia
Quieting the Cherubic Smile Through Tickling
Dr. W. T. Blatz notes that many adults are stammerers because mothers tickle babies toes to wring a smile. The piece presents a humorous yet cautious view of this playful habit and its potential speech development impact.
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Toronto
W. T. Blatz
WEYERTS NEWS Bites Of Local Social Activity And Visits
W J Manning of Lisco bought cattle and moved them to Lodge Pole. Numerous locals visited homes in the area including Thompson, Bauer, Wuestenburg, Dyke man, Bartling, and Schmale. Presidents of church Ladies Aid work on the parsonage and the Jolly Dozen reorganize a vacant house into a club house while quilters finish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Manning
Lisco
Lodge Pole
Fred Thompson
Ben Jurgens
Fred Bauer
Rev Wuestenburg
Will Bartling
Henry Schmale
Carl Smith
Ivan Bauer
Albert Hadden
K. J
Louis Bauer
Wayne Forney
Frank Roger
John J. Falkerts
Chas. Darrah
John F. Falkerts
Fann Hadden
Ladies’ Aid
East Lutheran Church
Scarlet fever and measles spread in neighborhood
The piece notes scarlet fever is outdated while measles are the current rash among children. It mentions visits by local families to R. M. Miller’s, cattle shipments to Denver by J. W. Eckert, and Dave Eckert from Boulder visiting relatives. Mannie Kreader travels to Scottsbluff for tonsil removal. Mrs. Foster Brenan Worth of Dalton visit, with neighborly calls and a surprise party for the Eckert family ending in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eckert
Denver
Dave Eckert
Boulder
Colo
Mannie Kreader
Scottsbluff
Spring Canyon Community Notes Move and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Dick Sutter visited George Taylors Monday. A D Billiard and two children attended Lewis Stock shows in Sterling Monday night. A A Smith called at Gus Sutters. Barnard Weaver and son Junior spent Monday evening at the Gus Sutter home. Bert Hilliard drives an Essex bought from Lewis garage Crook. Otis Skeels moved to Crook this week. Dick Sutter and family stayed at Gus Sutters Tuesday and Wednesday nights. A strong wind last Thursday shifted soil to the south all day. Mrs A J Heying spent Thursday with Mrs Bert Hilliard. Dick Sutter moved to the George Taylor farm Wednesday to work for Mr Taylor this summer. Mrs 7 B Bates received word of her fathers death last Wednesday at Holdrege.
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Art Brandenburg
Potter
Frank Mueller
Ben Hilperts
Sidney
St. Paul Evangelical
John Borcher
Joe Goerler
Fern Ferguson
Harry Courtright
Dan Heimer
Sterling
Colo
Lutheran Church
Frank Matthes
Dave Brown
Krueger
Walter Borcher
Gilbert Mangels
Edna
Alma Harrison
Herman Mangels
Robert Haxby
Cecil Hamilton
Scottsbluff
Will Haxby
John Buttrick
Louis Pauer
John J. Falkerts
John Gutamacker
Wim. Frerichs
Claribel
Lavan
Fred Bauer
Wroyd
Pearl
Buttrick
L. Bauer
Charles Darrah
August Jurgens
Sunol
Rev
Wuestenburg
Wm. Bartling
Chas. Schwartz
Jacob Bruns
Lodge Fole
Wreverts
Abbe Bruns
Wm. Frerichs
Lloyd
Ivan
Harm Hippen
Smith Home
Theo. Falkerts
Grand Island
Falkerts
Walter Rufenauch
Pete Hume
Pete Pederson
Hilliard Ranch
Charley Miller
A. J. Heying
Mildred Holmes
A. D. Hilliard
Melba Buckley
Raymond Richardson
Ila- Vern Hilliard
Z. F. McKelvey
W. A. McKelvey
Gus Sutter
Bernard Weaver
Otis Skeels
P. R. Bell
C. M. Morton
Frederick
Dick Murphy and
Roland
Frank Stulls
Dick Sutter
George Taylor
A. D. Billiard
Lewis
A. A. Smith
Barnard Weaver and
Son Junior
Bert Hilliard
Crook
Mr. Taylor
Dalton Happenings and Local Changes in Town
Mrs Ethel Hedlind and nephew Colman Kreader Jr underwent tonsil removal in Scottsbluff. W F Pillar bought moved the Farmers Cooperative Lumber office building to Mail street west of his store and plans a cream station. H McPhail had a tractor collision leaving a sore arm and shoulder. Wm Schular Sr ill with pneumonia with Denver nurse assisting. Dalton I O O F lodge marked anniversary with Rebekahs, program and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hedlind
Colman Kreader, Jr
Scottsbluff
W. FL. Pillar
Farmers’Co-operative Lumber Company
Mail Street
E. F. Ambrose
H. McPhail
McPhail
Wm. Schular
Denver
Scheer
Dalton I. 0. O. F. Lodge
Rebekahs
Nebraska Electric Light Men Consider Scottsbluff for Next Convention
The 1928 Nebraska division convention of the National Electric Light Association met in Grand Island and heard Scottsbluff favored by S. P. MacFadden of Western Public Service. Horace M. Davis praised C. N. Wright’s address, noting strong turnout for western Nebraska prospects and Western host potential. C. Z. Woodworth of Sidney echoed praise for Wright and Western appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Electric Light Men
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Nebraska Utilities Information Bureau
C. N. Wright
Wright
C. Z. Woodworth
Sidney
Want Ads to The Telegraph Gets the Best Results
Classified readers seek the Telegraph for effective want ads. Advertisers report strong responses and quick placements, with local businesses and residents using the page to reach customers and find services.
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Telegraph
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Haxtun
Winters
Bates
Dick Murphy
Richard
Ickes News
C. F. James
Wm. Schlefeld
R. M. Miller
Spring Canyon
FE. Bates
Holdrege
Nebr
David Cole Creamery Company
Roy Marsh
U. P. Depot
Dalton
The
Horace M. Davis
Phelps
Maley Motor CO
Hudson-Essex
IN Sidney
Hudson
Brougham
Pitaeton
Essex
Detroit
C. G. Maley
Maley Motor Company
Sidney, Nebraska
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