Nebraska News 1923 Highlights From Across The State
A roundup of Nebraska events includes a Beatrice graduation with 100 seniors, a May 15 17 state medical association meeting in Lincoln, Ak-Sar-Ben aiming for 6000 members, night air mail planned from Omaha after July 1, Verdon Rolling Mill reopening, a near fatal horse accident near Ainsworth, Harding's western trip itinerary to include Omaha, and Missouri Synod buying Adventist sanitarium property in College View. Also noted are Curtis agricultural school graduation records, staff changes in state offices, Kearney Military Academy fire, a Gordon move by J H Ludwig, a freak eight legged pig near Wolbach, farmer fair crowds, a Duroc Jersey trophy offer, state bank deposit assessments to fund the new guarantee commission, cold weather favoring bumper apples, Lincoln freshman agriculture tours in South Omaha, a Senatorial group visit to Omaha, death of Senate sergeant at arms Samuel McGinnis, an egg eating contest in Gross, orchard rehabilitation worth about 150000 yearly, Whitney irrigation project, potential Nehawka oil well, and Steinauer pheasant stock releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Nelson's Legion Post
Beatrice High School
Nebraska State Medical Association
Lincoln
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Verdon
Clarence Fry
Ainsworth
Harding
Washington
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Adventist Sanitarium
College View
Emily Farr
Ravenna
Agricultural School
Curtis
W. H. Osborne
Dan Swangon
Kearney Military Academy
J. H. Ludwig
Gordon
Montana
Ludwig
Gus Wagner
Wolbach
State Agricultural College
National
Durvc Jersey Record Association
Jefferson County
Nebraska
New State Guarantee Fund Commission
W. W. Derrick
University of Nebraska
South Omaha
United States
Norris and Howell
Learvot
Wisconsin
Sheppard
Laproth
The
Agricultural College
Whitney
Nehawka
J. T. O'Hara
Texas
Cass County
Steinauer
Nebraska May Crop Report Highlights Droughted Winter Wheat Shrinkage
May crop report shows 25 percent of winter wheat abandoned with 2.6 million acres left for harvest from 3.5 million planted. Condition 67 percent, far below last year and below ten year average. Production forecast 33.7 million bushels versus 57.2 million prior year. Hay acreage up though overall fields late. corn prep behind last year. fruit crop forecast large. livestock mortality near average except swine higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
A. E. Anderson
Meat-for-Health week planned nationwide
Chicago report notes Meat-for-Health week observed June 25 to 30 to highlight meat quality and economy. R C Pollock of the National Live Stock and Meat Board announces coordinated effort with producers packers and merchants. The board comprises 11 producers two commission men two packers and two retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. C. Pollock
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Livestock Commission
Ford Shows Big Bank Balance in Treasury Record
Ford Motor Company reports the largest cash balance in the United States and possibly the world, with $150,005,087 in cash on hand as of February 28, 1928, according to a Massachusetts filing. In Dublin, firemen strike over wage cuts, leaving the city without a fire brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
New York
Ford Motor ,Company, Inc
Ite
United States
Massachusetts Commission
Boston
Dublin
Danes Protest Dry Ship Decision
Copenhagen merchants protest the United States supreme court dry ship decision to the foreign ministry. Berlin notes Germany will press on with a new reparations conference effort and officials prepare a new note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Foreign Ministry
United States Supreme Court
Berlin
Germany
Wheat Revival Sparks Green Shoots In Local Fields
South Colton area reports better wheat conditions after recent moisture though deeper soaking remains limited. Local notes include reseeding by Clay Looker at the Deaver quarter, trades and trips among residents, a surprise welcome for John Wenther, and plans for Lakeview Local events at the schoolhouse including a Barnstormers appearance and a Hard Times Social on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Deaver
John Brauer
Stud
John Fastenau
Miss Rogers
Colorado
Eric Brauer
Clay Lanker
Brauer Local
Lakeview
B. FE. Cabe
Bridgeport
L. E. Cabe
Sunol
Wilt
Leonard Cabe
Malcom Wood
L. B. Cabe
Wood
Bert Allington
Good Samaritan
Lakeview Tocal
J. H. Wendte
A. A. Wilt
Local residents host enjoyably informal Friday evening
Bronson locals entertained Bunker Will at the shoot house on Friday evening. The Bunker Al band were invited to perform. Herdon pupils presented a program then danced for several hours. Cream and cake were served by the ladies inniker Hil, making for a very enjoyable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Bunker Will
Shoot House
Bunker al Band
Herdon
Local social notes from Sterling area report visits and rain
Spring Canyon residents and neighbors traveled between Sterling Crook Sidney Willard and Willard Colorado for shopping meals and visits. People named include Clarence Beebe J F McKelvey Milo Moore Gladys Sutter Mrs Clayt Sharp John Wellbusch Reverend Frank Dametz Bert Willard and Eva Beebe. A light rain improved crops and a Kensington gathering occurred at Mrs Hellbusch with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beebe
Sterling
J. F. McKelvey
Milo Moore
Gladys Sutter
Sidney
George Barker
Sam Tolick
Crook
Bill McIntosh
Willard
Colorado
J. C. Miles
Baby Janet
Bert Willard
John Stanson
Sam Polick
Burdette Sharp
Bill Clark
Roy Beebe
Dan Beeches
Eva Beebe
A. D. 1Illiard
Lois Louise
Sutter
John Tiellbusch
Kensington
Hellbusch
Sim Polick
John Thansen
Notice of Sale of Collateral Securities Under Chattel Mortgage Lease
Legal notice announces sale of collateral under a chattel mortgage lease tied to a September 18 1920 contract and an April 24 1823 filing in Cheyenne County Nebraska, executed by Lena L Jessen for First National. The terse filing references the county clerk and the mortgage documents governing the sale action.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lena L.jessen
Bank of Sidney to Sell School Land Lease to Satisfy Debt
Bank of Sidney Nebraska will offer at public auction the school land lease No 52548 in Section 16 Township 15 North Range 50 West Cheyenne County to cover 3800 dollars due on a promissory note dated September 19 1920 plus interest. The sale at the East front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska will occur for cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Sidney
Nebraska
First National Bank of Sidney
Cheyenne County
Commissioner of Public Lands
State of
Lilly Mayer
W. FE. Swartzlander
Francis A. Chapman
First National Bank of
Sidney
Lena L. Jessen
W. KR. Swartzlander
First National Bank
Lena Ts. Jessen
Court House
Bunker Hill Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Games
Mrs. E Trautman traveled to Sidney on Wednesday while Mrs. Paul Ohlbrecht visited Bunker Hill teachers Tuesday. Several local families shared meals and visits throughout the week. A school program at Center Thursday drew attendees, and a Sunday gatherings featured many families. A rain improvement notes wheat looks. Bunker Hill beat Gurley 3 to 1 on Gurley diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Trautman
Sidney
Paul Ohlbrecht
Bunker Hill
Theo. Borcher
Baby
Glen Bales
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyers
Wn. Meyer
E. Trautmans
Curt Scott
Center
Theo. Borchers
John Engel and Son
Wm. Rohdes
P. J. Beyer
Edzard
Ross Bales
Paul Ohlbrechts
John Engel
Frieda Weikum
P. J._Beyer
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Lawrence Beyer
Frank Beyers
Glen
Ray Berry
Arthur
Alfred
Harold Borcher
Cash Scott
Wilbur Hill
Raymond Ohlbrecht
Gurley
Chamber of Commerce Officers and Directors Listed
The Chamber of Commerce announces its officers A E B Phelps as President L T Poole as Vice President M W Dimery as Treasurer J W Johnson as Secretary and directors I K Grabill A K Greenlee Co W Veat Wm Winders Howard Kennedy and A J Jorgenson named to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E B. Phelps
L. T. Poole
M. W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
I. BK. Grabill
A. K. Greenlee Co
W. Veat
Wm. Winders
Howard -Kennedy
A. J. Jorgenson
Community Club Roster Listing Officers and Members
Country Club Dr. F A Barger serves as president with J T McIntosh as vice president ER R Kratz as secretary treasurer and J L McIntosh among other members including B I L Hyde P I Martin BR Hi Roche BR H Rogers J A Bentley M W Dimery A KE Phelps and R P Kepler on the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Barger
J. T. McIntosh
ER. R. Kratz
Sec’y-Treas
J. L. McIntosh
B. IL
Hyde P. I. Martin
BR. Hi. Roche
H. Rogers
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
A. KE. Phelps
R. P. Kepler
Burlington Route Schedule Fragments Reported
A dated timetable fragment shows East North Bound No. 802 departing at 1:08 a.m. and No. 304 at 8:22 a.m. West South Bound No. 801 departs at 3:05 a.m. and No. 808 at 4:20 p.m. Train 302 is noted to stop only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Alliance
Time Table of Rail Arrivals and Arrangements
Public notice lists arrival times for various trains including interstate and local passes. Notable entries show No 6 mail, No 8 interstate, No 2 interstate, No 10 local, No 20, No 4, No 26 two way freight, and daily or weekday patterns with several morning and evening slots.
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Charles H. Gardner
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L. A. Donahoe
Studé-Hink
Joseph Oberfelder
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C. M. Hadley
HL. T. Doran
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H. S. Wilson
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