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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
3
State and Local Lists from Nebraska Meetings and Projects
Nebraska clerks and citizens report on events and plans across the state. Elks convention set for Falls City June 2 to 4 while Wayne hosts the Northeast Nebraska High School track meet on May 15. Local votes approve water bonds at Elk Creek and Plymouth weighs dog taxes. Public notices cover factory starts at Walls City and Gibbon railroad crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Loge
Falls City
Wayne
Order In
Nebraska
Appell
Elk Creek
Johnson County
Jemerson County Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Creamery Company
Fidelity Oil and Gas Company of
Omaha
Lee Martyn
Fremont
Travelers’ Protective Association
Christian Church
Starvard
Walls City
Mr Jones
Presbyterian Church
Blue Springs
Panama
Lincoln
Mass
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Patriotic O der of Dues
United States
Weather Bureau
A. E. Anderson
George E Richardson
Richardson
McPherson Post
Federal
Secret Service
Lewis and Clark
Herman Tubach
Uulfit
Albion High School
College of Agriculture
Nebraska ‘Travelers Protective Association
McCook
Holdresge
Stratton
Lyman Beck
McSaynard
Lyman
J. H. Beveridge
Omaha: Public Schools
Columbus
Chartes
Graves
Union Pacific
Gibbon
Morrill
Fossil Beds Near Torrington Attract Lincoln Scientists
Nebraska University researchers Barbour and colleagues report rare fossil beds near Torrington, likening them to the Agate field. Local archaeologists led by CG EL Little found mammoth bones and dinosaur fragments, noting proximity to water and railroad access for future digs. They plan summer expeditions to recover more skeleton parts, hoping the site gains national museum status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward LW. Gbuanbour
Grr
Nebraska University i Lincoln
Lorrington
J. J. Master
CG EL Little
Lincoln
Government Ditch
Agate
Nebraska
Veterson
Yoder
Barbour
Lingle
Torrington
Narrow escape in Bayard freight yard mishap
Mrs Clyde Leach her son and two others narrowly escaped injury when a switching engine backed a car into place damaging it after a wheel ran over the rail. Mrs Leach could not exit before the car was dragged about thirty feet. They were bruised but unharmed overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Leach
Junior
J. (. Leach
Harold Hudson
Clay Wailitt
Leach
Lew Leach
Bayard Transcript
Handy Napkin Holders From Simple Clothes Pins
The agricultural college at Lincoln suggests inexpensive napkin holders made from common spring clothes pins. Pins should be smooth and well made, sanded and given two coats of a glass enamel. Various colors or a plain background can be personalized with flowers or conventional designs to mark each family member’s napkin and guest napkins, saving laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Plowing Under Sweet Clover Alters Crop Rotation
The article discusses how second year sweet clover plowed under in May or June can add nitrogen to the soil and shorten the rotation without losing clover benefits. It warns that dry seasons may dry the soil and reduce the following corn yield. It notes Hubham clover with small grains as an alternative in moisture favorable areas, since it does not regrow the next year and uses less spring moisture.
Young Man Released After Auto Crash Hospital Stay
Clarence VanDevender who was injured in an automobile accident Sunday a week ago and remained unconscious for four or five days was discharged from Sterling hospital and sent home. His doctor says he will remain at home for another two to three weeks before discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence VanDevender
Sterling Hospital
Sterling Advocate
High Grade Piano for Sale in Sidney
High grade piano offered for sale in Sidney. The seller promises a great sacrifice on liberal terms and will send particulars immediately to interested buyers. Tithe Dpnvpr Music Company Dpnvesr Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Tithe Dpnvpr Music Company
Hampshire sow births sixteen piglets near Peetz
A purebred Hampshire sow belonging to Ed Buchanan on the Hauggerstrom place near Peetz gave birth to a litter of 16 pigs last Sunday. Many piglets survive and about 14 are expected to enter the ten-litter contest. two piglets were removed to allow the mother to feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Ed Buchanan
Hauggerstrom Place
Peetz
Dinsdale Weds Los Angeles Girl in California Marry
John Dinsdale, a longtime community resident, wed Miss Edne Hatter of Los Angeles. He will settle in Bishop, California, where he has been assigned by Shell Oil Co. to open new territory. The couple ties his early ranching roots to land and livestock ownership in Western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dinsdale
Independence
Calif
Edne
Los Angeles
Bishop
Dinsdale
Shell Oil Co
Dinsdales
Western Nebraska Observer
Work on railroad to commence at Gering
Union Pacific railroad construction of the belt lines is expected to get under way about the middle of May. Tie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Union Pacific Railroad
Gering to Begin Branch Line This Fall
The Gering branch line will start first with Jyman’s branch to follow. Work will be rushed and finished for this fall. Little trouble is expected in closing the right of way. Minor changes reduce land on the Sindelar place and affect Barton and Cromer properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Jyman
Sindelar Place
Barton
Cromer
Gering Courier
Westervelt to inspect industrial school stewart in Kearney
K. T. Westervelt of the state Board of Control spent the weekend at his Scottshuift home and leaves Tuesday for Kearney to check a stewart at the industrial school on the way back to Tancola. Gene is reported looking well and says he feels that way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancola
Gene
Gering
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