Evey patent hay rake venture and Nebrasa field notes
George BE. Evey Ul Lisco has secured a patent for the Evey stud runner hay rake and plans to organize a company with 100000 capitalization, selling 45000 in stock, with Evey holding a majority. The invention is praised as an improvement and a calf weaner project is planned in Oshkosh. A Nebraska oil line from Wyoming to Kansas City advances, with pumping station work at Alfalfa Center near Kearney and storage tanks. Gering sugar factory shipped 114 carloads of sugar by last Tuesday, amid ample warehouse stock and strong prices. Allen Davison reports 1100 tons of hay harvested on the Quein ranch, with 500 cattle to be fed this winter after a refused bid for the whole lot.
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George BE. Evey Ul Lisco
Evey
Oshkosh
Nebraska
Sinclair Fields
Wyoming
Kansas City
Kearney
Alfalfa Center
Gering
Allen Davison
Quein Ranch
Dalton
Quein
W Th Wixon Sale Promises Largest Hogs Event Yet
Polish China breeder W Th Wixon announces a major purebred hog sale near Peetz Colorado to be held Saturday November 10. The event includes 76 hogs high net along with six milch cows and a span of mules. A new Lodge Pole Commercial Club formed this month, replacing two defunct groups, and was celebrated with a large free dinner hosted by Lodge Pole merchants drawing hundreds.
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W. Th. Wixon
Poland
Peetz
Colorado
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Community Club
Business Mews League
Porcupine shot near Potter surprises locals
Potter Review-Arvid Challburg, son of Mr and Mrs H T Challburg, killed a large porcupine on their place near Potter early this week. Such animals are rare in this country and apparently unseen here, while dogs strained to catch it and suffered nose sores from quills.
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Potter Review
Arvid Challburg
H. T. Challburg
Potter
Broadwater Bank Reorganized as Broad Water State Bank
The Broadwater bank under state guaranty fund control will be reorganized as Broad water State bank with incorporators Dan Morris George Gurgett Vance M Harden all of Kearney and Alfred H. Smith of Broadwater. Capital stock set at 25000 and the bank will pay 5000 for the old bank’s notes deposits and goodwill. In Scottsbluff last week the physicians association elected officers for the coming year led by President Dr George Hand Alliance.
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Broadwater Bank
State Guaranty Fund Commission
Broadwater State Bank
Dan Morris
City National
George Gurgett
Vance M. Harden
Kearney
Alfred H. Smith
Broadwater
The
Physicians Association
Scottsbluff
George ¥. Hand
Alliance
A. L. Miller
Kimball
W.c. Harvey
Harness and Shoe Shop Sold to Chappell Buyer
From all indications Chappell seems to be moving westward. A deal was made here this week where Bud Mce- Cubbin sold his Harness and Shoe Shop to J. A. Geib of Chappell. Lodge - Pole Express.
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Chappell
Bud Mce- Cubbin
J. A. Geib
Lodge -Pole Express
Dance Night Liquor Up Cost at Broadwater
Two men spent 128 dollars each to liquor up at a Broadwater dance last night, with the sum reflecting the high prices and lively social scene reported by local observers.
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Broadwater
Hanson completes four day drive through western Nebraska
J. F. Hanson spent four days touring western Nebraska counties and returned last night. He undertook an auto drive covering seventy five miles with stops along the route.
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Fremont Tribune
J. F. Hanson
Nebraska
Vast Nebraska stretch well settled with corn and wheat
In Cheyenne and Keith counties the landscape between Lodge Pole and Gurley is described as heavily settled with large farms and barn complexes. A strong corn crop is expected next year as new sown winter wheat grows well, and much land is set aside for corn and spring grains. Oshkosh received its first fuel coal shipment at cost, about seven dollars per ton.
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Cheyenne County
Lodge Pole
Weyerts
Dalton
Gurley
Kimball County
Potter
Nebraska
Ohnson
Hanson
Sidney
Keith County
Ogallala
Utah
Oshkosh
Pheasants to be released in Scotts Bluff county hills
The state game department plans releasing several thousand golden pheasants in Scotts Bluff and Banner counties this fall. There is no open season for hunting these birds and the first person caught killing them is liable for the limit.
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Scottsbluff Republican
Scotts Bluff
Banner County
State Game Department
Burglars Hit Hemingford Bank and Phillips Store
In Hemingford Nebraska burglars broke into the First National Bank and the Ora KE Phillips store last week. At the bank they took a small batch of postage stamps while at the store they carried off clothing and jewelry with value not yet determined.
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Hemingford
Nebr
First National Tank
Ora KE. Phillips
Injury Leads to Amputation in Storm Sewer Work
D Lewis, severely crushed during storm sewer construction in Scottsbluff last Saturday, had the left leg amputated a few inches above the knee. He is resting as comfortably as possible and there is a strong likelihood of eventual recovery.
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D.lewis
Scottsbluff
Chappell Corn Festival Postponed to November 8 and 9
Stormy weather forces the American Legion of Chappell to postpone the Chappell County Corn Festival from Thursday and Friday this week to Thursday and Friday next, November 8 and 9. The agricultural display and football games proceed as planned with Sidney band's participation both days.
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American Legion of Chappell
Sidney
Feeding trade expands as eighty five carloads of sheep arrive
In Cozad the feeding industry is highlighted as Neil Cover received eighty five carloads of sheep last week for his feeding station near the city. Many other feeders are resuming extensive feeding business this year, signaling strong activity in the local livestock industry.
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Cozad
Neil Cover
Yanks Refuse To Play Gurley Team
Gurley challenged the Yanks for a game but the club refused claiming Gurley had a stronger squad. The Dalton side warns the Yanks timed their refusal to avoid a postponed decision by the umpire.
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YANKS
Gurley News
Dey Ermand
Gurley
Dalton
Man Dies From Roadside Shooting In North Platte
Chet Porter of North Platte died at a local hospital after being shot Wednesday night by Tom Howard in a roadside fight. Porter made a dying statement to Wells . Jones, the county attorney, corroborating the sheriff’s report that Howard shot him. A first degree murder charge will be filed soon with a preliminary hearing expected this week.
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Chet Porter
North Platte
Tom Howard
Wells
Jones
Howard
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A promotion invites individuals to get a birthday portrait at Phelps Studio this year. Patrons are invited to schedule sessions to capture their birthday with professional photography services and studio ambiance.
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Phelps Studio
One Dead and Three Hurt in Highway Crash East of Minature
An automobile carrying four passengers four miles east of Minature turned turtle Sunday afternoon. Jack Code of Lingle died at the scene. Driver B E Trapp of Fort Laramie faced serious injuries with about equal chances of recovery. Two young women from north of Bayard Louise Kunkle and Margaret Schwindt were severely cut and bruised but not in danger. The party had attended a Bayard dance, then drove out for a Sunday ride. Liquor was found in the car by Deputy Sheriff Carlson. Coade's mother Hyves resides in Oshkosh. Trapp is married, his wife living at Fort Laramie.
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Minature
Jack Code
Lingle
B. E. Trapp
Fort Laramie
Bayard
Louise Kunkle
Margaret Schwindt
Sinclair
Carlson
Coade
Hyves
Oshkosh
Trapp
Sheriff O Grady Sees Partial Recovery After Stroke
Morrisburg The condition of Sheriff Patrick O Grady of Banner county following a paralytic stroke last Tuesday is much improved. He remains at Miller hospital in Kimball in critical condition but with signs of partial recovery. Elmer Wilson serves as deputy sheriff during the illness.
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Morrisburg
Patrick O'Grady
Banner County
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Pat
Elmer Wilson
Mr. O’grady
Car Crash Kills Young Green on Highway Near Town
A Ford carrying John Green and his cousin Louis Green skidded into a ditch and overturned about a mile east of town Wednesday night, killing Louis Green. John Green survived.
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John Green
Louis Green
Green
Tragedy at Kelster Farm Ends in Double Death
At Kelster farm north of Alliance a Friday morning tragedy leaves Fred Ward dead after an argument with Shelby Lemaster over horse power. Lemaster fires on Ward then shoots himself. Keister later dies of heart failure believed connected to the events.
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Kelster
Alliance
Fred Ward
Shelby Lemaster
Lemaster
Ward
Lemaser
Keister
Dix Men in Greeley Jail
Vernon Shaw of Dix and two young men named Jackson and Williams are jailed in Greeley Colorado awaiting trial for auto theft. They were captured in Kansas after fleeing from Dix following recent robberies. A search party found them near Limon in a corn field and they were returned to Weld county jail.
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Vernon Shaw
Dix
Jackson
Williams
Greeley
Colorado
LaSalle
Weld County
Kansas
Limon
Lincoln County
Farmers Union
Young Shaw
Kimball
Kimball County Fair
Kenneth Linn
Leonard Smith
Ole Pedrett
Kimball Observer
One Hundred Per Cent Optical Service Promoted
W H Wiker advertises complete optical service at Sidney's Jeweler E J Marentte's, highlighting expert eye care and full eyewear offerings.
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One Hundred Per Cent Optical Service
W. H. Wiker
E. J. Marentte’s
Sidney’s Jeweler
Brother Killed by Prowler in Danville Yard
Bridgeport resident M. I. Hans learns his brother Jonee F. Hans, captain of detectives in Danville Illinois, was shot by a prowler near the railroad yards while inspecting locomotives. He was shot September 27 and died October 5 as authorities scour the country for the killer.
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Bridgeport
M. I. Hans
Danville
Illinois
Jonee F. Hans
J. F. Hans
Tie
Hhe
Hhr
Union Pacific timetable changes for winter service
Union Pacific announces seasonal changes effective October 28. The Denver Special trains 1 and 14 between Omaha and Denver are discontinued for the winter. The Colorado Express and Colorado Special will operate as before with minor departure time adjustments. Inquiries to Union Pacific agent for Denver and Omaha service.
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Denver
Omaha
Union Pacific
Record yields of potatoes on 80 acre tract near Gering
A. N. Mathers of Gering reports an unusually heavy potato crop on an 80 acre dry land tract four miles south of Gering. About 14 men work behind two digging machines, with an estimated total of 14000 bushels, half seed stock and half table stock. Some acres average 180 bushels per acre, overall 165 to 170 bushels, using Red Triumph and Downing varieties.
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A. N. Mathers
Gering
Notice of nonresponsibility for Park Dugan
To whom it may concern Ida Simms and W M Simms state they will not be responsible for any bills incurred by Park Dugan at any location.
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Park Dugan
Ida Simms
W. M. Simms
Wireworms Reported in Logan County Wheat Fields
Reports indicate false wireworm found in Kelley neighborhood southeast Tagan county Colorado. Entomologists from Colorado Agricultural College and officials in Peetz note eggs hatched and specimens in sown fall wheat northwest of town. Infestation suspected across eastern Colorado wheat, with spring assessment planned as freezing not kill dormant larvae. Mr Hoerner to return to county in spring months.
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Kelley
Tagan County
Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Teety
Peetz
J. J. Hoerner
J. B. Morrison
Hoerner
Extension Facts Shows 1922 Farm Advances Across Nation
Agricultural extension workers promoted improved farming and home making practices adopted in over 4,000,000 instances during 1922. About 40,000 radio receiving sets on farms in 780 counties average 61 per county, covering every state. Farmers receive weather forecasts crop reports market quotes agriograms and talks from the Department of Agriculture via cooperating stations. Over 600 more five stock breeders associations were formed and 360 communities encouraged to buy bulls cooperatively, with stock feeding stock buying and sanitary measures emphasized.
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Department of Agriculture
Advertisement tease for Habler Garage services
An advertisement in The Telegraph urges readers to try it for results. It promotes plate glass windshields and screen doors installed at Habler Garage with simple service claims.
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Telegraph
Habler Garage
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