Notice of Hearing in Homer Boyce Estate Case
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Homer Boyce deceased is heard to determine the heirs and a purchase contract owner Otis C Dimick petitions the court for an inestate decree and notices all heirs and interested persons of the time and place of the hearing with no debts reported and the real estate descended to heirs in Bloomington Illinois location and undivided 1 10 interest in NW quarter of Section 21 Township 13 Range 50 West of 6th P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Homer Boyce
Otis C. Dimick
Bloomington
Ilinois
Ann Boyce
Laura
Jaquemin
County Court Hearing Set In May 1928 Notice
A petition will be heard in the County Court room in the county on May 23 1928 at 10 AM. Dated April 21 1928. Elmer Kahl 63 65 67 County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Elmer Kahl
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Sidney Nebraska
Pursuant to a clerk court order in Cheyenne County Nebraska the Cheyenne County Lumber Company as plaintiff seeks foreclosure on Lot Five Block One McFaddens Addition Sidney to satisfy liens. The sale is set for May 18 1928 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney by Sheriff J M Nelson with Attorney E L Hyde representing. The owed amounts include 2234.58 first lien and 1200.00 second lien plus costs and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Sidney Swimming Pool
I. J. Nisley
A. 8
Hardy
Sidney
McFadden
Stop Signal Violations Penalized on Lincoln Highway
The attorney general reports new stop signals on the Lincoln highway require drivers to stop. Violators face arrest by peace officers and a fine of 10 to 20 dollars. Local ordinances may supplement enforcement, with officials applying judgment on special enforcement. The move aims to reduce accidents and save lives in western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Attorney General's Office
Nebraska
Moth Proofing Solutions Tested by Entomologists
Entomologists report moth-proofing liquids offer limited, non permanent protection. Immersion treated fabrics fare best. spraying only dampens surfaces and offers no real defense. Avoid arsenic. fluoride cinchona alkaloid and cyclohexanone show better results. Factory treatment appears most effective for mohair covers, with caution on dyes and future cleaning.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Be depended upon factory treated covers as value
The text argues that factory treated covers should be used and, if they merely postpone injury for three or four years, they will be worth their cost.
Save the Soil and Stop Gullies in Rich Loam Lands
The article explains how soils with a loam surface, silty clay subsoil, and underlying sand drains well but becomes prone to severe erosion when gullies cut into the subsoil. It urges building soil saving dams and adding dirt and organic matter at early signs to halt gullying and protect crops.
CONTROL POULTRY PARASITES
Disinfectants in poultry houses kill disease germs and parasites like mites and ticks. Lime wash, 5 percent carbolic acid solution, cresol, and kerosene emulsion work. make kerosene soap mix by boiling soap in water then adding hot kerosene. For mites mix kerosene with water. for disinfection add carbolic acid or cresol. Apply thoroughly to walls, ceilings, boards, roosts, and disinfect troughs with hot water and sun-dry.
Financial stake in electric railways vast nationwide
One in twenty Americans has financial interest in electric railway systems. Some 16 billion passengers ride annually, with 60 thousand miles of coordinated rail and bus service. Electric railways run 75,000 cars and 8,000 buses, backed by $5.5 billion in property value and 1.3 million stockholders. About 300,000 employees rely on wages, plus 1.5 million workers and 2.5 million family dependents. Overall 5.5 million people are financially tied to electric rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lincoln School Wins First in State Music Contest
Lincoln high school captured first in orchestra, girls glee club, and Donald Abbott's trumpet solo. It also placed second in band, small group vocal, and Sydney Pepple's tenor solo, with third in the boys glee club contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Lincoln High School
Don Abbott
Sydney Pepple
Omaha clubs sweep vocal and instrumental contests
Omaha Tech took first in tenor baritone small group vocal and boys glee club while Omaha Central won first in small group instrumental and took second in violin flute girls glee club and boys glee club A new award to the class A orchestra was won by Lincoln this year the National Orchestra association donated a trophy to be won three times by a school Lincoln earned the trophy first this year last year the National Band association presented a similar trophy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Tech
Omaha Central
National Orchestra Association
Lincoln
National Band Association
Annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet Preview May 11
The program lists acts and performers for the annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet on Friday May 11. Lois and Lucille Hiett present Pledge to Our Daughters The Mothers Duet Southern Twilight Song. Mrs Blanche Slawson The Airport Home. Mrs W M Dimery The Take-off. The Specators Looking into the Future. Mrs J W Johnson Mother Looking Backward. Mrs F O Burgess Quartet Four Girls. Mrs Charles Gardner Beacon Lights. Miss Virginia Daniel The Storm. Mrs L V Greenwood The Companions on the Way. Mrs Frances Doran Solo. Mrs J R Taylor The Landing Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois and
Lucille Hiett
Blanche Slawson
W. M. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
F. O. Burgess
Charles Gardner
Virginia Daniel
L. V. Greenwood
Frances Doran
J. R. Taylor
Courageous Stand by Weaver in Nebraska Rally
Weaver takes a courageous stand thanking delegates for support and declaring I want to be your candidate I believe in the Republican party I believe in Nebraska and I am ready to run for office backed by party faith and state pride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Nebraska
Clean-up week declared in Julesburg
Mayor White proclaims May 7 through 12 as clean-up week in Julesburg Nebraska. A report recalls historic land exchanges involving Stanton county and Oberlin college, later owned by Marshall Field’s Chicago ranch, now sold to a Bohemian farmer near Clarion. Melvin Carmody, 20, of Arcadia, electrocuted on April 20 on a new transmission line near Lexington. A 33 000 volt three phase line will run from Guernsey dam to Ogallala under a power distribution pact between Western Public Service Co. of Nebraska and Public Service Co. of Colorado affecting Ovid and rural lines between Big Springs and Sedgwick. Following an 18 month contract expiration, Julesburg area firms will be served by the Nebraska company through Big Springs Ovid Sedgwick rural networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Stanton County
Oberlin College
Marshall Field
Chicago
Clarion
Melvin Carmody
John Carmody
Arcadia
Lexington
Elwood
Guernsey Dam
Ogallala
Western Public Service Company of
Public Service Company of Colorado
Colorado Company
Ovid
Big Springs
Sedgwick
Julesburg
Nebraska Company
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Clara Klein
Sidney Exchange
O. L. Miller
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Star Meat Market
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Guy Green
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