Nebraska to Buy 1930 Auto Plates At Record Low Price
Nebraska will purchase automobile number plates for 1930 at the lowest price ever paid, 8.49 cents per pair for most classes and 5 cents per trailer tag. S. G Adams of St Louis won the bid, with delivery included to county treasurers. Total plates about 453,692 for 40,000 dollars, colors changed to darker blue for better contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
S. G Adams Company
St Louis
Yoder
Adams Concern
W. F Robertson Steel & Iron Company
Springfield
Ohio
Gopher Stamp & Die Company
St. Paul
Len A Sherwin Will Filed for Probate in Logan County
The late Len A. Sherwin's will, dated 1923, was filed for probate in Sterling's county court. Mrs. Hilma N. Sherwin is left all property during widowhood, then half the remainder if she remarries. the seven children share the other half. Seven children named Augustus, Carl, Marguerite, Paul, Lenore, Marie, and Genevieve. Estate includes Colorado and Wyoming land, cattle, buffalos, horses, machinery, autos, and other property. Inventory not yet filed.
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Len A. Sherwin
Sterling
Hilma N. Sherwin
Augustus J
Carl L
Marguerite
Paul L
Lenore
Marie
Genevieve
Mr. Sherwin
Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado Couple Married Here Monday
E Wayne Driscoll of Fort Morgan and Mary Frances McDill of Brush wed Monday May 27 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Hal F. Schenck officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by Noah E Ingmire and Ethel M Ingmire. Duart and Shelton waves advertised at the Ideal Beauty Shoppe with prices 10 and 12 50. Office files and adding machine paper offered for sale at this office with phone number 451.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wayne Driscoll
Fort Morgan
Mary Frances McDill
Brush
Hal F. Schenck
Noah E. Ingmire
Ethel M. Ingmire
Duart
Shelton
Sidney rainfall lighter than state average rainfall
Heavy rains swept much of the state Tuesday and Tuesday night, with Culbertson recording 3.22 inches and multiple towns reporting significant totals. Lincoln logged .50 inches in 24 hours, while O Neill 2.16, Hartington 2.55, Broken Bow 1.72, North Platte 1.50. Local Sidney measured .08 inches as rain fell across the region.
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Lincoln Weather Bureau
Burlington
Osmond
Jackson
Weather Bureau
Culbertson
Lincoln
O'Neill
Hartington
Broken Bow
North Platte
Omaha
Sioux City
Schuyler
Horace
Ravenna
Greeley Center
Sargent
Elyria
Comstock
Kenesaw, Firth
Salem
Trenton
Arapahoe
Benkelman
Haigler
Minden
Hartwell
Kanana
Kan
Cedar Bluffs
Lebanon
Wilsonville
Alliance
Auburn
Grand Island
Holdrege
Sidney
Valeniine
Antelope Divide Community News Highlights
Evelyn Alma Ada Mable and Emery Nelson visited Saturday at the Nelson homes. Districts 31 and 82 closed school terms with Potter school at Johnsons Grove. E M Nelson hosted dinner guests including J W Bertramson and families. Eighth grade graduates held in Sidney last week. Leonard Larson and daughter Bertha, former Herdon teachers, visited. Dale Herboldsheimer broke a dislocated elbow and arm, treated at Kimball hospital. Several locals visited and friends sent good wishes for Mrs Howe. J W Bertramson and family visited Nelsons and others reported Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Alma
Ada
Mable
Emery Nelson
V. A. Nelson
L. K. Nelson
Potter
Johnson’s Grove
E. M. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Sidney
Leonard Larson
Bertha
Herdon
Dewey Larson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Dale Herboldsheimer
Kimball Hospital
Chris Nelson
Jack Richards
Jens Olson
John Anderson
Eva Olson
Pete Howe
Howe
J W Bertramson
L. K
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Dinners
Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimer visited Kimball after traveling from their Pete Howe home Sunday afternoon. Carl Larson hosted Edgar Andersons and Johnsons families for Sunday meals and social calls. mehrere neighbors including Bertramson Richards Terman Sheets Craig and Christensen stopped by various homes Sunday evening.
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Pete Howe
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Kimball
Carl Larson
Edgar Anderson
James Johnson and Son
J. W Bertramson
Jack Richards
Chris Terman
Walter Sheets
Lew Craig
Bert Christensen
James Johnson and
Reineka
Russell
Nile Lockhart
E. M. Nelson
Social News From Sextorp and Nearby Areas
Sunday visits marked the week with gatherings at Howard Yost s and Pete Nelson s. Families including Sanders, Shaw, Jacobson, Mayer, Crowell, Smith, Morrow, Nelson, Kafka, and Musil were present in various homes and Sunday outings. School in district 13 closed for a picnic at Johnson s grove and residents shared in local activities and visits across Sidney Gurley and Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jacobson
Nick Jacobson
Roy
Elmer Mayer's
Dalton
C. C. Crowell and
Sidney
Howard Yost
Billy Smith
Paul Morrow
Robert Nelson
Gurley
District 13
Johnson's Grove
W. D. Matthewson
Charles Johnson and Son
Oscar Redeen
Elmer Jacobson
Lee Prayne
Ray Johnson
John Man
Social notes from district 62 events and visits
Sunday calls at the Howard Yost home and a Saturday departure by Miss Lillian Minor from district 62 to Santa Ana California. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith visited the O Redeen home Thursday evening. District 62 school closed with a picnic at the school house. Mrs Esther Carlson visited the Charles Johnson home Thursday afternoon.
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Ning
Daughter
Howard Yost
Lillian Minor
Santa Ana
Calif
Billy Smith
O ' Redeen
Esther Carlson
Charles Johnson
Bunker Hill Community Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Frank Schwaenick made calls in the vicinity last week. W F Bayne of Canton Mo visits children and relatives including Rex Bayne. M H Moll returns from Fremont on business. Vern Pierson visits Fred Beyer. Mrs M L Sterling visits daughter and family. Iva Beyer and sons at Foster home. Sachs and Rohde fish near Oshkosh. Rex Bayne helps Mike Schwartz this week. George Hendricks calls at Fred Beyer home. Eighth grade exercises attended in Sidney. Elmer Mueller at Mall home. Baynes and W F Bayne dine with Iva Beyer. Lutheran picnic at Krueger’s lake. Bushnell beats Bunker Hill 11 to 12 on home diamond amid dust and wind. Mr and Mrs F A Beyer visit P J Beyer. Commencement exercises at the academy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schwaenick
W. F. Bayne
Canton
J. E. Bayne
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Rex Bayne
M. H. Moll
Fremont
Vern Pierson
M. L. Sterling
Henry Johnson
Iva Beyer and Sons
William Sachs
Chris Rohde
Oshkosh
Mike Schwartz
George Hendricks
Sidney
Elmer Mueller
Mall
J. B. Bayne
Famly
Krueger
Lake
Bushnell
Bunker Hill
F. A Beyer
P. J. Beyer
The
Academy
Wyoming Farmers Embrace Diversified Farming Strategy
L. L. Newton of Lander told Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce members that diversification is wise for Wyoming agriculture. Newton, secretary of the Wyoming Press association and owner of the Wyoming State Journal, noted he is not active in the paper due to a state political post. The ad section urges farm loans, barley for sale, and local business offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
L. L. Newton
Lander
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsbluff
Newton
Wyoming Press Association
Wyoming State Journal
George Adam
Wton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alto
Len Sherwin
Logan County
Blue Ribbon
Star Market
Schwasnick
Ake
Harry Waite
Edson Madden
Harry Hazlitt
V. A Nelson and
Chauncey
Sextorp
Leslie Sanders
Ed Sanders
Howard Yost’s
F. A. Snocker
J. L. Shaw
Neva Shaw
Pete Nelson
Telegraph
Bassetts
Jordan Brand
Texas
Hunt
Bluehill
New
Missouri Aromas
Bentley Land Co
E. C. McKay
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
Lovejoy
General Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
Beckmann Motor Co. Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
General Motoi
J. I. Case T. M. Co., Inc
Branch House
Hickory
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