Dalton plan of receivership praised by Banking Dept secretary
The Banking Department secretary lauds the Dalton plan of receivership. Depositors committees manage assets through trusteeship, selling land and notes to pay dividends, with no outside interference. The process, already used in other towns, emphasizes depositor control and cooperative liquidation.
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Banking Department
Lauds
Dalton
Devel
Big Springs
Tee
Tweed Bane
Treasuer
State of
Nebraska
Department of Trade and Commerce
Cheyenne County Exhibit Wins Jubilee Prize
Cheyenne County earns prize for a Jubilee Exhibition featuring a revolving cylinder displaying data on twenty years of wheat progress. County Agent Leroy D Willey and Prof J W Nielsen designed the exhibit with bread–a large loaf atop the device–to illustrate yearly bread production from local wheat. Attorney Miles calls it a premier county promotion and lauds the jubilee overall.
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Cheyenne
Leroy D. Willey
J. W.W. Neilson
Smith-Hughes School
Spectors
Miles
Armistice Day Observance in Sidney Highlights
Sidney marks Eleventh Armistice Day with a 10:45 A.M. ceremony at the U S A theatre led by City Attorney R P Kepler. The day features a parade, taps at 11:03, a reading, Star Spangled Banner, a noon dinner, a 2:30 football game Kimball versus Sidney, and a 9:00 P.M. dance at Hardy hall.
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R. P. Kepler
Kenneth D. Bassett
Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Flanders Field
Hester Null
Sidney and Kimball Legion
The
Presbyterian Church
Kimball
Sidney
Hardy Hall
Grabill’s Merrymakers
Growers File Counter Charges In Suit By Holly Sugar
The Holly Sugar Company sought a permanent injunction rejected. The court split the decision, ruling $6 a ton rather than $8 a ton as claimed by growers. Attorneys call it a half and half decree for both sides.
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Holly Sugar Company
Great Western
Court upholds price clause in beet sugar contracts
The court ruled $8 a ton was ruinous competition and allowed growers to sue for the $2 difference claimed under the 1926 contract. It found no misrepresentation in 1926 and held the $6 price fair given the sugar yield, noting 1927 contracts included a similar price-meeting clause.
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Pany
Holly
Great Western
Tidball
Busses Cancel Trips Due to Bad Road Conditions
Motor bus traffic has been paralyzed by impassable roads and high ways as melting snows from last week’s storms worsen travel in the panhandle. Local stopping points are unsure when service will resume. A stalled Interstate Transit bus was deadheaded here Monday from Kimball.
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Panhandle
Interstate Transit Company
Kimball
New Salesman Joins Local Penney Store
New salesman joins local J C Penney store. Mr Booth arrives with recommendations from St Louis headquarters. The Gift Shop advertises boxed Christmas cards and displays samples in the east window promising the best buy in town.
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Penney
J. C. Penney
Booth
St. Louis
Ponder the case of the itinerant Christmas card peddler
Local residents are urged to consider the itinerant Christmas card peddler who travels door to door at this season selling cards without any local merchant affiliation or license. He offers no customer recourse and provides no investment in the town, unlike established merchants who pay taxes and support civic efforts.
Carl Olson Sidelined by Wisdom Tooth Infection
Carl Olson manager of the Central Market is in the hospital this week with a wisdom tooth infection. Doctors say the condition is not serious but he will not resume duties for several days. Also there is a notice seeking a girl for general housework by Mrs A S Hardy.
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Carl Olson
Atending Physicians
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Cheyenne County
Navaree
Brown’s Central Shoe Store
John D. Kirkland
Met
Nebr
A. S. Hardy
Men’s Department
Greenlees’ Inc
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Coach
Buick Coach
Carlile-Wade Chevrolet, Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
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