Bronson Notes On Local Visits And Activities
Mike Tonear and family visited Mr and Mrs R C Jackson last Sunday. Ed Cortney has resigned as manager of the Farmers elevator to operate a mercantile business at Lorenzo. John Connelly and wife called at the Ben Connelly home. The Flordon Squealers played baseball Sunday. M I Vowers and sons moved cattle to a rented ranch near Kimball. Harry Anderson and mother shopped in Sidney. James Aitchell and wife with I J Damm motored to the county seat. Farmers elevator board held a Monday night meeting. Mrs Art Borcher and children drive to school. Lowell Anderson and Earl Tolle called at Wim McMillan’s Sunday. Earl Sizemore helps E Tolle farming. Mrs R C Jackson and children with Mrs Swatzlander drove to Bridgeport. County seat visitors included Mrs Wm McMillan and Joe, and Alice, John and Mrs Connelly, Mrs E Tolle and baby, Ben Couch and wife and sons Bert and Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Tonear
R. C. Jackson
Lonecar
Ed Cortney
Rob Jackson
Lorenzo
Cortney
Farmers’ Elevator
Tloronzo
John Connelly
Ben Conch
Flordon
M. IT
Vowers and Sons
E. Tolle
Ben Couch
Bert
Roy
Local Social and Sports Roundup from Bunker Hill
Mrs Ray Frame and daughter Erna visit Mrs Andrew Nelson. Families dine with Chas Lessman. Bazaar and dance at St Patrick Academy. Sidney Motor Sales beat Bunker Hill 10 to 6. Hart Par tractor bought by Co A Overman. Various neighbor visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Frame
Erna
Clara Beyer
Andrew Nelson
John Sellen
Lee Suer
Ace Couch
Foster
Fred Beyer
Arthur Froemming
Chas, Lessman
Ernest Hille
St. Patrick’s Academy
Bunker Hill
Sidney Motor Sales
Wm. Rohde
George Hendriks
Cecil
Pete Beyer
George Foster
Everet Foster
Iva Beyers
Frank Beyer’s. Co
A. Overman
Grand Army Men Parade at Kearney Encampment
The fifty first annual G A R encampment in Kearney features a parade with 120 delegates and auxiliary members, joined by civic groups and schoolchildren. For the first time the W R C held the patriotic institute led by Marie Weakley, with veterans later hosted by the American Legion for an army mess and camp fire gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Kearney
Patriotic Institute
G. A. Tt
Marie Weakley
Moincoin
W. Tm. G
Institute
American Legion
Aged McCook Residents Die in McCook and Lebanon
Van B. Wiggins, 90, of Lebanon, Civil War veteran and longtime resident since 1873, died at McCook. Another death was Mrs. Predmore, 94, of McCook, the county’s oldest woman resident and a pioneer of Red Willow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van B. Wiggins
L Lebanon
McCook
Lebanon
Predmore
Red Willow County
For Better Used Cars Sidmey Motor Sales Company 431f
Used car dealer notice referencing Sidmey Motor Sales Company for vehicle sale details. Readership advised of inventory and price range with no further context given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidmey Motor Sales Company
Gurley High Notes Show Students At Events And Visits
Gurley high school activities include a Monday party at the St Jensen home, music contest participation by Ernest and Tnez Taylor in Sidney, and the senior class with Superintendent Nelson attending a track meet in Scottsbluff. Local visits feature George Hare of Loronzo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox with their aunt Frances Knox, and others from Gurley touring nearby towns. Miss Edna Franklin travels from Lincoln after visiting cousin Mrs Lynn Cunningham. Ione Carey misses school due to illness. Wm Collins returns from California with wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jensen
Edna Franklin
Lynn Cunningham
Lincoln
Frank Knox
Frances Knox
Gurley
G. BK. Burke
E. C. Collart
George Hare
Loronzo
Chas. Overman and Son
Buckleiter
Alice Martin
Dalton
Albert Christensen
Dr. Larsen
Ed Mintkin
F. A. Rowan
Potter
Warren Cunningham
Nelson
Scottsbluff
Walter Gathman
Peetz
Colo
Local Social Notes From South Colton and Nearby
A dense community roundup records visits and calls among South Colton families including Cortney Deaver Elsen Schmidt and Schmidt households. Dinners at the Fastenow and Cortney homes, Sunday gatherings with the Witters and Gould families, a Lutheran church dedication attended by many, and ongoing telephone line work characterize a lively week in the area.
Midland College Glee Club to Sing at U S A Theatre
Arrangements are made for the appearance of the Young Ladies' Glee Club of Midland College, 24 best trained voices, to perform a program on Friday evening May 13 at the U S A theatre.
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Young Ladies’ Glee Club
Midland College
Law of supply and demand in school teaching
More than 100000 high school graduates will enroll in college courses to train as elementary and secondary teachers. Studies in Alabama and Ohio show how vacancies vary by teaching type, guiding careers. surplus lowers salaries and worsens conditions, while excess demand forces shifts or loss from teaching.
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Alabama
B. R. Buckingham
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Ohio
Nebraska Fourth in Smallpox Cases in 1923 Ranking
A survey by the American Medical Progress association shows Nebraska ranking fourteenth in smallpox cases in 1923, with six deaths. The nationwide 1926 data report 39,752 cases, 361 deaths, California and several other states above Nebraska in case totals, while only Rhode Island and Vermont were free of smallpox.
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Nebraska
United States
American Association For Medical Progress
Arizona
Association
District of Columbia
Indiana
Rhode Island
Vermont
California
Alabama
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Louisiana
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Round Worm Eggs Multiply on Nebraska Farms
A Nebraska farm article warns about round worms in pigs, noting their tiny, long-lasting eggs survive in the environment and hatch to feed on hogs. It urges keeping pigs under 100 pounds in sheds and pastures to prevent losses and boost pork profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lorenzo Welcomes New General Store Operator Bob Jackson
Bob Jackson, after years running a Brownson general store, has purchased J. B. Smith’s Lorenzo store. He plans to move to Lorenzo to operate the business, while the Smith firm remains well equipped to serve the town’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jackson
Brownson
Lorenzo
J. B. Smith
Mr. Jackson
Smith
Redemption of Second Liberty Loan Bonds Noted
The United States Treasury announces the redemption of all outstanding Second Liberty Loan 4 percent bonds of 1927 42 and converted 4s on November 15 1927 with interest ceasing that date. Bondholders may exchange part or all for other U S government obligations upon notice. Further details available from Federal Reserve Banks or the Commissioner of the Public Debt. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington May 9 1927.
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AQD
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Commissioner of the Public Debt
Treasury Department
Washington
Golf ball swipes snake and bird in one stroke
In Beatrice Nebraska Noy Price of Wymore swings at a golf ball and kills a rattlesnake and a black bird with one blow. The ball rebounds into rough, then hits the bird while Price backs up the tale with the bull snake corpse as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Nebr
Jack Bentley
Heinie Banman
Noy Price
Wymore
For Sale County Maps and Legal Blanks of All Descriptions
Telegraph advertises sale of county maps and legal blanks of all descriptions. The notice is a concise classified item from a historical page, noting available items for purchase through the Telegraph.
College Prospects for Girls issued by state university
The home economics department of the state agricultural college has published its first prospectus. It outlines opportunities for girls who graduate from the course and includes a review of main department offerings with classwork photos. It notes campus activities and honorary societies and estimates total expenses per semester at 250 to 300 dollars, divided roughly as 150 for living 50 for clothing and 30 for education.
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The
State Agricultural College
Want Ads in The Telegraph Get Best Results
The Telegraph runs want ads promising strong results for buyers and sellers. Advertisers highlight quick responses and broad reach, urging readers to place notices for jobs, services, or items. The column underscores local reach and practical, concise listings.
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Telegraph
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Bronson Report
Gurley Activities
Lenora Cortney
Gertrude Herbert
Carl Hank
Geo. Deaver
Clint Thompson
George Deaver
New Lutheran Church
Meeks
Harry Witters
Gilbert
Chas. Deaver
Deaver
John Cortney
Ernest Gould
Carl Schmidt
W. F. Fastenow
Azaar
Academy
Raymond
Henry Elsen
Dayton Shugart
Clemmons Deaver
Leonard
Willie Cortney
Vielen Jacobs
Grandma Cortney
Will George
Menry Elsen
Dorothy Elsen
Marguerite Cortney
M. M. Herbert
W. O F. Fastenow
George Messing
George
Irene Schmidt
Curtis
T[rwin
Ladies’ Aid
George Nieman
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
State University
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Cheyenne County Abstract Co. Abstracts
Sidney, Nebr
A. R. LeSueur
Sidney
Esha
Standard Oil Company OF
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