Herbert Michel Defense Ties Grow Shaky in Iowa Fraud Case
Herbert Michel known as a Wildcat Oil man faces continued legal trouble as Iowa taxes show a $20 000 lien and over $10 000 unpaid of purchase price. He resurfaced in Denver after warrants, was jailed by police, with a past marked by an oil venture in Rushville a spate of oil station sales, a Colorado psych hospital stay and a fraud charge in Madison County that was dismissed. Witness Henry Narges from Pratt Kansas says he invested 11 750 and plans extradition paperwork in Omaha.
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Iowa
Michel
Denver
Rushville
Colorado Springs
Madison County
Stalmaster
Henry Narges
Pratt
Kan
Narges
Starmaster
Omaah
Funeral Services for Mrs Thomas Epps Held Yesterday
Mrs Thomas Epps died after a long life of pioneer work in Nebraska and Kentucky. Born October 4, 1877, she married Thomas Epps and had ten children, seven predeceasing her, with 11 grandchildren and many relatives in Kentucky. The family moved to Nebraska in 1887. she supported husband and community, never joining a church but living with piety. Her husband and children survive as neighbors mourn her loss.
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Thomas Epps
Kentucky
Nebraska
New Apartment House For O. D. Slayter Embraces Modern Ideas
Omar Court will house 21 apartments and eight bachelor quarters in a Spanish designed building with a central court. Utilities are plumbed via a trench under the structure to ease repairs, with garages on an adjacent lot and rear door delivery. Occupancy hoped by September 1 pending materials.
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Omar Court
Slayter
Farmer Owned Elevators Dominant, 97 Percent Reported
An Agricultural Department report based on about 1,500 farmer owned elevator associations shows over 97 percent are farmer owned and controlled. About 71 percent view the groups as cooperative enterprises with 69 percent allowing one vote per stockholder. There are stock ownership limits in 77 percent of associations and dividend limits in 62 percent. Patronage dividends reach 73 percent for stockholders and 22 percent for nonstockholders. 15 percent pay full patronage to nonstockholders. Regional variation exists with 84 percent in winter wheat, 78 percent in spring wheat, 76 percent in soft wheat, 64 percent in corn belt, and 42 percent on the Pacific coast marking cooperative status. Full patronage to nonstockholders ranges 27 percent spring wheat, 16 percent corn belt, 8 percent soft wheat, 6 percent Pacific coast, and 2 percent winter wheat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Exercises for County Graduates to Be Held in Sidney
A roster lists graduates across districts with many names. The event is scheduled in Sidney on Wednesday and includes participants from multiple districts and schools.
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Sidney
Sidney plant owners plan major improvements
The Sidney plant owners announce many planned improvements including new extension power lines for about 30 farmers and irrigation connections to four or more Lodge Pole valley wells. An office building west of the telephone building will begin within six weeks with a modern design.
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Lincoln
MacFadden
Lodge Pole
Zwickl Grocery Announces Two Day Sale
Zwickl's grocery in this issue of The Telegraph announces a special sale for today and tomorrow. Advantageous buying made the bargain offerings possible, according to Mr. Zwickl.
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Zwickl
The
Telegraph
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Boy Scouts Entertain Mothers at Scout Room Gathering
An event Tuesday in the scout room featured 18 mothers and 24 Boy Scouts entertaining attendees. Scoutmasters I W Robinson Clarence Wiley and Lawrence Carper sponsored the affair with judges Mr Wiley Mr Robinson and Miss Bernadette Freytag.
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I. W. Robinson
Clarence Wiley
Lawrence Carper
Mr. Wiley
Mr. Robinson
Bernadette Freytag
County 4 H Club Seeks Growth and Records Program
The county 4 H program aims for 180 members this year, with 158 enrolled today. Groups planning to organize should contact the county agent before June 1. Fifty seven farmers keep farm records with the extension service at Lincoln via the county agent to learn profitability. The Busy 77 hot lunch club in district 717 north of Sidney will showcase achievements Friday night led by Bell Stafford Gibson.
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Lincoln
Sidney
Bell Stafford Gibson
County 4 clothing 2 hot lunch 5 swine 2 garden clubs
Organized in the county are 194 H clubs with specific focuses including clothing hot lunch swine garden canning dairy calf potato corn winter wheat and agricultural engineering. Women extension groups will study foods for health No 3 starting in September led by Miss Florence Atwood from Lincoln extension service. Enroll by August 15. Contact the county agent to join.
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Womens
Foods
Florence Atwood
Extension Service
Lincoln
Growth in Nebraska dairy industry 1928 figures show rise
Figures released by A E Anderson show Nebraska dairy industry expanding in 1928. Cheese production nearly tripled from 1927, ice cream output rose, and creamery butter output reached 96 472 000 pounds. Total value of milk and cream produced roughly 50 million dollars with butterfat earnings about 34 098 114 dollars.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Dairying Industry Growth and Cheese Production Falls
The report shows butter manufactured on farms totaling about 15 million pounds with no farm milk and cream consumption data. Dairying ranks third in income among agriculture, trailing hogs and cattle. Since 1920 the industry grew 72 percent. American cheese output fell from 2,793,000 pounds in 1928 to 1,074,000 in 1927 and 718,000 in 1926.
Former Hahler mechanic opens garage at Bronson
W. W. Shinkle, formerly of the Hahler garage, has opened a superservice station at Bronson. He is an experienced mechanic offering first class repair work on all automobile makes.
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Hahler
Bronson
W. W. Shinkle
Hahler Garage
Mr. Shinkle
For Sale at Ideal Beaute Shoppe Office Supplies
Office files and adding machine paper offered for sale. Also a wave to suit your type. Visit Ideal Beaute Shoppe or call 451 to discuss. Wallpaper available at Sidney Glass & Paint Co.
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The
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
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