North Divide News Items Include Visits and Hogs Hauled
Local notes show Mrs Claude Sparks visiting a friend, Mrs Anna Minshall in North Divide. Several residents shopped in Sidney, hauled hogs there, or visited relatives including Emma Ely, Miss Eleanor Owens, and J A Sparks. Measles illness affects Roy Neary’s children and the Muller boys. Charles Lessman and the Liebers travel to Huntsman and Colorado. multiple families attend Sidney show.
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A. K. Anderson
Huntsman
John Jones
Sidney
Rev. Kaub
Mr. Shoemaker
North Divide
Ed Brockersby
Roy Neary
Charles Lieber
Colorado
W. O. Campbell
A. King
Potter
R. R. Owens
Wm. Taylor
Willie
J. A. Sparks
Emma Ely and Son
Eleanor Owens
J.C. Sparks
Charles Lessman
Muller
Paul Sparks
Divorce Granted to Orphie Sparks Anderson
Lincoln District Judge Wheeler granted a divorce to Orphie Sparks Anderson from Charles C. Anderson. She seeks restoration of her maiden name and claimed non support and desertion. The couple wed at Sidney on July 14 1921 and she stated she does not know her husband whereabouts.
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The
Lincoln Star
Wheeler
Orphie Sparks Anderson
Charles C. Anderson
For Better Used Cars Sid ney Mo Ted Sales Company
Readable text mentions a used car dealer in Sidney Missouri and a sales company. The fragment lacks clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to form a full news item.
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Sidney Moted Sales Company
Mothers Self Culture Club Formed in Kimball
A national Mothers Self Culture club was organized in Kimball at Mrs. C. L. Alden's home on Monday evening April 25. Mrs. A Calburn spoke on the club's object and offered guidance for club work. Officers elected include President Mrs. C. L. Alden and three vice presidents, along with secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer.
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Mother’s Self Culture Club
Kimball
C. L. Alden
A. Calburn
Randolph Tritt
Charles Story
Vera Sturgeon
Frank A. Smith
Ernest Linn
Clare A. Long
Another Elevator Planned for Town of Kimball
The Cheyenne Elevator Company announces a new 25 000 bushel elevator to be built in Kimball. Van Ness Construction of Omaha has the contract. Site is west of the Kimball Mill Elevator and between coal sheds and the Kimball Harrisburg highway. The company already operates elevators at Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Hillsdale Wyoming and Brule Nebraska.
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Cheyenne Elevator Company
Pearson and Hofmann
van Ness Construction Company
Omaha
Kimball
Kimball Mill & Elevator Company
Kimball-Harrisburg
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Brule
Nebraska
Kimball Observer
Peetz Girl Wins Prize in Pittsburg Essay Contest
Thelma Warrick, a Peetz high school junior, won third prize in a national Scholastic essay contest in Pittsburg, tied to the theme of Channing Pollock’s play The Enemy. Her essays World Peace and Where Are We Now were submitted, with Warrick’s piece earning $10. The Scholastic contest aims to encourage writing among high school students.
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Thelma Warrick
Peetz
Scholastic Magazine
Pittsburg
Channing Pollock
Miss Warrick
Colorado
Neale Re-Elected Superintendent at Peetz
The Logan county high school committee in Sterling announces Charles L. Neale has been re elected as superintendent of the Peetz branch high school for the ensuing year. He has satisfactorily served in that capacity the past year and is a young educator of promise with high character. Reports from Sterling indicate recommendations for other Peetz high school teachers have not yet been sent to the committee secretary.
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Logan County High School
Sterling
Charles L. Neale
Peetz Branch High School
Neale
Peetz
Peetz High School
Peetz Pastor Resigns for Eastern Post and Seminary Return
Rev. A B McKain resigns from Peetz Community Church and will move East. He becomes field secretary for Indiana Central College and plans to reenter Bonebrake Theological Seminary in September. They will depart by auto May 16. Pulpit to be supplied temporarily.
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Peetz Gazette
A. B. McKain
Community Church
MecKain
Indiana Central College of Indianapolis
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dalton Gas and Oil Agencies Change Hands
E. S. Ewing bought the Dalton Service station from Smith Bros. and Louie Arndt purchased the bulk station from the same firm. Possession was given Friday morning as Frank Englert moved his equipment into the rear shop. Arndt will stop handling Sinclair products and adopt Powerine. Rumor has McPhail taking the Sinclair agency. the Smith brothers plan to leave Dalton with Ernest moving to Lincoln and his brother to Sidney.
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Dalton
E. 8S. Ewing
Smith Bros
Louie Arndt
Frank Englert
Mr. Amdt
Sinclair Company
Powerine
H. A. McPhail
Sinclair
Smith Brothers
Ernest
Lincoln
Sidney
Dalton Community Is Up and Coming
A Dalton Community Club meeting addressed publicity for a Sidney Telegraph booklet about the National Editorial Association visit to the county. Dalton will be shown as a community unit, not individual businesses, with funds raised to cover costs. Boosters from Omaha will visit next Wednesday at 11 55 am with a juvenile band and Dan Desdune's band performing for a memorable welcome.
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Sidney Telegraph
National Editorial Association
Dalton
Omaha
Dan Desdune
Ball Game Sunday to Be Played Here Next Week
The Sidney Broadwater game postponed by bad weather last Sunday will be played here next Sunday at 2 30 p m Broadwater has a fast team and this contest will be a good one.
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Sidney
Broadwater
Ice factory first in New Orleans in 1806
The earliest commercial ice making operation began in New Orleans in 1806 marking a milestone in industrial refrigeration. The emergence of this factory reflects early urban demand for chilled goods and technical advances of the period.
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New Orleans
Crop Prospects Good Across Nebraska Statewide
Nebraska reports show unusually strong crop prospects due to abundant moisture from recent snows and rains. Winter wheat is thick, green, and developing well across the state with ideal growing weather mitigating earlier wind damage. Government reports estimate statewide winter wheat at 97 percent of normal with 3,569,000 acres planted. oats and potato planting delayed by wet weather.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Two Women Injured In Auto Wreck East Of Chappell
Five Hershey women traveling to a track meet in a Ford sedan were injured when their car was struck by a Hudson car on the Lincoln highway east of Chappell. Two women suffered serious head and leg injuries. others were cut or bruised. They were treated in Chappell by Dr. Colman and most returned to Hershey that afternoon.
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Chappell Register
Lincoln Highway
Ford
Hershey
Nebr
Hudson
Chappell
Dr. Colman
Farewell Party for Dalton Couple at Siefer Farm
A family gathering with invited guests held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. John Siefer Jr at the John Siefer Sr farm home last Saturday evening. They left Sunday for Santa Rosa California to make their future home on the coast. The couple left with many local friends wishing them success.
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John Siefer, Jr
John Siefer
South Platte Valley Meet Held at Chappell
The sixth annual meet of the South Platte Valley association was staged at Devel County fair ground in Chappell with fourteen schools and about sixty athletes. Weather hindered some events but Hershey won with 42.1 points, Grant took second, Chap pell third, while in the girls meet Grant again claimed the title with 43 1 3 points. High point men were Cody of Hershey and Parka of Grant with 13 points each.
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South Platte Valley Association
Devel County Fair Ground
Chappell
Gurley
Sunol
Hershey
Oshkosh
Grant
Big Springs
Ogallala
Cody
Parka
American Legion Auxiliary Dance at Hardy's Hall Monday May 16
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a dance at Hardy's Hall on Monday May 16 with special prize dances in addition to the regular program. Admission is $1.09.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hardy’s Hall
Three Kimball Women Injured In Car Turnover
Mrs W Stowers and her mother Mrs Welch and Mrs L Parrish of Kimball were badly bruised and cut Saturday night when the Stowers Dodge sedan turned over on the highway between Line Bluffs and Kimball. They had been to Pine Bluffs and were returning home when they met a car with one light. Mr Stowers, the driver, thought it was a train until close, swung, and lost control, rolling into the ditch. The car sustained little damage beyond broken glasses.
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W. Stowers
Welch
L. Parrish
Kimball
Dodge
Stowers
Line Bluffs
Pine Bluffs
Mr. Stowers
Chappell Register Celebrates Fortieth Birthday
The Chappell Register marks forty years since its start in Deuel county in 18ST, founded by Irt Brashears who died in Washington, D.C. The Telegraph lauds the weekly as a leading western Nebraska publication and wishes continued prosperity.
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Chappell Register
Deuel County
Irt Brashears
Washington, D.C
Register
Nebraska
Times
The
Telegraph
Nebraska railroads amend rules on re weighing freight
Nebraska railroads may amend their rules governing re weighing of small lots in intrastate traffic to align with interstate standards. The state railway commission authorized changes, including American Express authority to reconsign carload express shipments in transit at no extra charge and allow fragile goods like glassware to be shipped in standard paper boxes.
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Nebraska
State Railway Commission
American Express Company
Hart-Parr Wins Essex Super-six Coach from Maley Motors
Sidney Hart-Parr acquires a new Essex Super-six coach this week, purchased from O. G. Maley Motors, signaling an upgrade for the team.
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Sidney Hart-Parr
Essex
O. G. Maley Motors
Nebraska's oldest leading Business Training School ad
The Grand Island Business College offers round the year sessions and free catalogues. It promotes employment placement services noting a busy employment department with many calls. Address Grand Island Nebraska claims to be Nebraska's oldest and largest business training school.
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Grand Island
Business College
Nebraska
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