County Clubs Run By Agent Willey Rally Local Youths
Ten boys and girls clubs operate in the county with an enrollment of seventy eight participants. Six clothing clubs, one rope club, one dairy calf club, one pig club and one corn club are led by adult supervisors with their own officers. Programs are typed or printed, require at least six meetings, usually twelve, and end with a final report. Meetings follow parliamentary procedure to teach organization and leadership for fair displays this fall.
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Willey
Coolidge Targets Japanese Exclusion in Immigration Bill
President Coolidge signed the immigration bill but criticized Congress for including the Japanese exclusion clause. He argues the gentleman's agreement failed to curb Japanese immigration, noting population growth from 70,000 in 1908 to 150,000 today and the issue of picture brides. He insists the United States should not pussyfoot and that Congress chose the proper course.
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Coolidge
Congress
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Disarmament Dream Seen as Loss by U S Experts
The Washington conference on disarmament is criticized as failing to curb other nations. The United States, having scrapped potent capital ships, is now viewed as weaker in submarines and aviation than Japan. Some place the post conference ratio as low as 5-3-1, undermining the dream of universal peace.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Stand Pat Republicans Against Farm Relief
The passage of farm aid looks unlikely as Congress shows no support for the McNary Haugen bill. Endorsed by most farm groups, it would guarantee farmers a just price this year, but with a possible June adjournment, prospects for approval are dim.
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Congress
Farm Relief Debate and Calls for Extra Session
President Coolidge warns an extra congressional session if no farm relief bill is passed. Supporters say McNary Haugen would aid farmers, while critics label it class legislation. Republicans and the farm bloc could act now to help farmers without added costs.
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Coolidge
Congress
Republican Party
Personal notices of travels visits and greetings
Mr and Mrs Leon Fine and son plan a Denver visit with relatives while Jo and wife set to Park City Utah for a vacation. John Cosel leaves for Zion for an extended holiday. H E Gapen returned from Denver to attend W F Bassett funeral as honorary pallbearer. Co M Gladden of Indiana, nephew of Charles West, visits en route to Los Angeles. The courthouse lawn featured blooming geraniums. Miles accepts Memorial day address at Kimball. Mrs Dennis Walsh near Lodge Pole goes to Omaha hospital for tumour surgery. Father Link spoke in Grand Island at Bishop Duffy’s silver priesthood anniversary. John Evans of Adlington Oklahoma visits M W Dimery. F Starnes of Cheyenne visits E I Upte grove. he’s a McCormick-Deering district manager. David Jarred of Lodge Pole pleads guilty to illegal liquor possession, fined $100. Maynard, Teo, Clifford and Ralph Osborn take a four day Rollins Wyoming trip to visit Jesse Osborn. Ice Bartholomew and Bernice Kelly with Dorothy Wart return from Denver. Jessie Pippin leaves for Twin Falls Idaho to make her home. Mrs Earl Babcock leaves for California to join her husband on the Southern Pacific.
Mrs Babcock Visits From Lincoln Plans California Trip
Mrs E E Babcock of Lincoln spent several days visiting her daughter Ruth. She will accompany another daughter who teaches in Scottsbluff schools on a summers trip to California.
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E. E. Babcock
Lincoln
Ruth
Scottsbluff
California
Elliott Purchases Annex Furniture and Bus iness
Mrs O B Elliott of Iowa has purchased the furniture fixtures and business of the Annex from W Klein and will operate it herself. Mr Klein will focus on real estate and farming interests. Judge Oberfelder is on a speaking tour and spoke at Excelsior Springs Missouri on May 21 to encourage local business leaders to patronize home industries.
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O. BE. Elliott
Iowa
Annex
W. Klein
Klein
Judge Oberfelder
Excellsior Springs
Kiwanis Club
District 10 annual meeting vote for excess school levy
Notice states a vote will be held at the district 10 annual meeting in the school house at 3:00 p m on June 9 to authorize an excess tax levy for general school purposes. E M Nelson director.
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E. M. Nelson
Miss Swingley Leaves Sidney for Denver Millinery Work
Miss Swingley a four year Sidney millinery worker departs Monday for Denver to join a building and loan sales job. Sheriff McDaniel testified in Omaha before a federal grand jury regarding a case from Dalton involving bad mail sent checks. Albert J. Davison of Dalton dies at 55 from cancer. funeral in Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev. Moore officiating. burial in Dalton Cemetery. County Treasurer Nelson notes 963 motor vehicle licenses issued since year start, up from last year’s pace. 290 more cars in county. A. K. Greenlee to receive Bishop Beachers services and confirmation in Sidney June 1 at 9.00 pm. Sidney Scout Master schedules a Roy Secont troop meeting June 4 to decide on summer meetings.
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Albert J. Davison
A. A. Rudd
Sidney
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Moore
Gurley
Dalton Cemetery
Nelson
A. K. Greenlee
Bishop Beecher
Sidney Roy Secont
Juvenile Band to Open Summer Concerts in Kimball
The Sidney Juvenile band will perform a complimentary concert in Kimball Saturday afternoon and evening, marking the opening of the summer concert season. After the engagement they will take a two week vacation from practice. B McLernon shipped 161 head of light two and three year cattle from Pueblo last week and will pasture them on his Sidney ranch this summer before fall shipping. His son John is visiting from Portland to help. Sidney golfers, primed to meet Brush on Brush's links Sunday, have already defeated Akron and Sterling in the Nebraskar Colorado tournament association and seek a clean sweep.
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Sidney “Juvenile
Kimball
B. McLernon
Pueblo
Sidney
John
Portland
Brush
Akron
Sterling
Beet Sugar For Canning And Jelly Making
Beet sugar is as good for canning and jelly as cane sugar. Impurities in sugar surface as a scum during boiling and can be removed. Sugar beet is the source of much cane sugar on the market and is chemically the same. For cake making fine grained sugar gives a finer texture. canning and jelly need not differ between coarse or fine sugar.
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Agricultural College
Bonham Brothers Offer Picture Molding and Framing
Bonham Brothers announce a complete line of picture molding and framing services. The ad emphasizes broad selection and custom framing options for decorating homes and offices.
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Bonham Brothers
Pansy Plants 50c per Doz
The North Platte Floral Co advertises pansies priced at fifty cents per dozen in a concise local notice.
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North Platte Floral CO
Taxi-Call 161 Birthday Photo at Phelps Studio
A note for Taxi-Call 161 instructs recipients to “send it to the laundry” and to be photographed this year on their birthday at Phelps Studio, signaling a planned portrait session tied to personal dates and studio timing.
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Phelps Studio
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Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
U. P
Burlington
Mrs. Leon Fine and Son
Denver
Wife
Park
Utah
John Cosel
Zion
Ular
H. E. Gapen
W. F. Bassett
Co. M. Gladden
Indiana
Charles West
West
Los Angeles
Court House
Ow. P. Miles
Kimball Post of the
American Legion
Dennis Walsh
Lodge Pole
Omaha
Noche
Link
Grand Island
Duffy
Evans
Addington, Okla
F. Starnes
Cheyenne
E. I. Uptegrove
McCormick-Deering Company
David Jarred
Chambers
Maynard, Teo
Clifford
Ralph Osborn
Rollins
Wyo
Jesse Osborn
Ralph
Ice Bartholomew
Bernice Kelly
Dorothy Wart
Jessie Pippin
Mrs. Barger
Twin Falls
Ida
Earl Babcock
Harry Armstrong
Southern Pacific Railroad
McDaniel
Federal Grand Jury
Furer’s
Arkansas
Campbells Soups
Sidney, Nebr
Sidney Motor Sales CO
Ford
Nebr
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