Ford radiators demand vast copper and materials
Ford plants in Highland Park Detroit operate under a high output schedule producing 9,000 radiators daily. The department consumes enormous copper tubing, 95 pieces per radiator, plus 38 tons sheet steel and other metals daily. Radiators undergo 140 operations with rigid inspections and water tests at 15 psi before final quality checks.
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Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
Detroit
Ford
Lincoln Motor Company
Lincoln
Special Vacation Trip Rates Spark Travel Rush
With June near, railroads offer deep cuts to lure tourists. Discounts cover Niagara Falls, Pacific coast, Yellowstone, and eastern resort routes. Highlights include a $38 Yellowstone trip, $70 coast-and-back tickets with stopovers, and several new regular rates to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland San Diego. Eastbound trips remain pricier, but resort-point concessions exist.
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Sidneyite
Niagara Falls
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Montana
Utah
New York
Boston
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Union Pacific Railroad
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Sweet Clover for Seed and Hay Management
Nebraska Agricultural College advises clipping second year sweet clover for seed to hay or pasture early in spring. If cut too late or at 8 to 10 inches height, white blossom clover may die, requiring special sickle bar shoes and increasing handling difficulty. Pasturing the second year clover early in spring promotes a sturdy permanent pasture and reduces harvest hazards.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
McFadden Millinery Sells Stamped Needlework and Sets
Price on all stamped needlework luncheon sets aprons and buffet sets offered by McFadden Millinery with discounts and sale details across the shop inventory for shoppers seeking decorative crafts and home items.
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McFadden
McFadden Millinery
Cabbage plant price listing from North Platte Floral Co
Early cabbage plants offered at 15e per dozen and 1.00 per 100 units by THE NORTH PLATTE FLORAL CO. This classified style notice markets bulk plant prices to gardeners and small farms.
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North Platte Floral CO
Optimistic crop forecast for Nebraska in 1921
Burlington issued the first regular crop report of the season noting good conditions for winter wheat and corn. Rainfall in March and April averaged 2.41 inches with favorable soil, while cool, cloudy weather kept crops safe from frost damage and steady progress across divisions.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Lincoln
Omaha
Wymore
McCook
Montauk Ranch Described as a Prominent Cheyenne County Institution
The Montauk Ranch near Cheyenne County, owned by E. Pomeroy, spans 480 acres enclosed and many thousands in open range. It features water wells, windmills, 275 crop acres, and a 300 head horse operation with a growing band of young horses. Mrs. Pomeroy is lauded for skill and horsemanship. A second 1500 head cattle ranch 75 miles north runs under Will Cosner, a noted rider who lost a leg in Montana and continues to ride.
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Cheyenne County
Montauk Manch
Bronson
EVO Ss. Pomeres
Pomeroy
Montauk
Denver
Cheyenne
Great West
Mr. Pomeroy
Will Cosner
Montana
Sidney
County Commission Notice for Tax Assessments
Notice to taxpayers that the Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization on June 16. The board will be in session 3 to 20 days. All changes corrections adjustments or complaints must be made then. Taxpayers should meet with the board and review assessments. Signed County Commissioners and County Clerk Oakley v. Otten.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalianion
Tecard
County Commissioners
Appreciation for Safety First meeting in Sidney many helpers
The Safety First committee thanks the juvenile band quartets speakers newspapers chamber of commerce and Sidney citizens for co operation and the use of their cars aiding a successful Safety First meeting. J. W H. Mahr chairman U P employes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
J. W H. Mahr
U. P. Employes
Poppy Sale Aids Veterans Hospitals And Schools
A poppy sale sponsored by the Sidney American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Sidney this Saturday May 24. Proceeds fund welfare work veterans hospitals and vocational schools. The event urges community support to honor sleeping heroes by action, not just words.
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Sidney American Legion Auxiliary
Sidney
Memorial Day Floral Order Ad from North Platte Floral Co
The North Platte Floral Co promotes early orders for Memorial Day flowers. Bon Ham Brothers Co lists a price on stamped needlework luncheon sets aprons and buffet sets.
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North Platte Floral CO
Bonham Brothers CO
When In Need of Good Printing The Telegraph
Local readers are reminded that The Telegraph offers efficient printing services for newspapers and advertising print needs. Contact details and service options are available at the newsroom.
St Patrick alums rally at second annual meeting
The St Patrick s academy alumnae held their second annual meeting on May 17 and 18 as the school marks its eighth milestone and 25 graduates. Fifteen alumnae toured the campus, Miss Margaret Dalton class of 1924 predicted futures, and officers including Rose O Brien and Mary Hemmer attended. The group joined the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, with Nora Fitzgerald named delegate to the next convention in Philadelphia. A school picnic followed at Olson s grave, while Greenlees store staff held a picnic at Lawrence Forks with about fifty attendees. Mrs Banta reported a six foot snake killed.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Margaret Dalton
Rose O’brien
Ogallala
Verona Foy
Iliff
Colo
Mary Hemmer
Sidney
Trenaurer
Loyola Shea
Sterling
Cole
Helen Tierney
Kimball
Nora Fitzgerald
Helen Jacobs
Chappell
Agnes Shea
Laura
Philadelphia
Greenlees
Lawrence Forks
Order to Show Cause Why License to Sell Real Estate Granted
On May 20 1924 Judge Teweld ordered that H L Locke administrator of James R Marshall estate appear July 7 1924 to show cause why a license to sell two blocks in Lodge Pole Cheyenne County Nebraska should not be granted to pay debts and costs Four weeks of notice via Sidney Telegraph were ordered. Cannaroots $1.00 per dot The North Platte Floral Co.
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A. D
Taeke
James R. Marshall
Lodge Pole
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. L. Locke
District Court
Sidney
Cheyenne
Sidney Telegraph
J.T. Teweld
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Twin City
John Lawson
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Pittsburg
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