National chamber of agriculture proposed by congress
A bill before congress would create a national chamber of agriculture starting with nine presidential appointees and a township to county to state structure. Its aim is to link producers and consumers, improve marketing, and extend federal marketing aid through a nationwide charter system. Officials would be elected as the chamber grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Agriculture
Congress
National Chamber of Agriculture
District of Columbia
National Chamber
United States
Nebraska
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Boastful years and modest living in Sidney life
A reflective column mocks showy wealth and bragging about luxury while advising frugality amid rising costs. It contrasts neighbors in Sidney with faded furnishings, clothes left in storage, and the emptiness of ostentatious purchases. It notes fashion trends, family dynamics, and social pressures without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chumg
Co operative lending plans gain traction among farmers
A U S department bulletin describes farmers in central western and Rocky Mountain regions forming guaranty associations to secure loans at reduced rates. Texas groups and banks use reserve funds while many communities organize credit unions with banks as depositories offering favorable terms. These cooperative borrowings may fade if rural credits act proves weak. otherwise banks may continue to support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOD
United States Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Marketing Plan Aims to Link Farmers Nationwide
An analysis of the rural credits act notes its potential to solve farmers marketing woes. It discusses creating an elaborate organization to connect six million farmers with each other and with buyers, acknowledging doubts about feasibility but highlighting the proposal’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Proceedings of County Commissioners Year 1916 Ledger
Proceedings show detailed expenditures across General Fund and Bridge, with numerous names like J. W. McDaniel, F. Waldo Scott, and J. J. Parks. Entries cover deputy sheriff services, Coroner salary, pauper care, registrar fees, and road work in districts including Second and Third Commissioner Districts. Adjourned December 5, 1916, with notice of estate sale by The Essig Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stimka
Same
J. W. McDaniel
W. F. Krueger
John Perry
J. L. Tewell
Dewey Creighton
John Finnegan
Charles Stafford
John Demers
E. W. Smith
F. Waldo Scott
J. J. Parks
John Jurgens
Ben Folkers
Charles Hambric
John Tracy
E. Smith
Emil Englert
John Craig
Walter Craig
Jerry Hornicek
Barbarba C. Kucera
Claude D. Moorhead
Samuel Wolfe
I. C. Sutton
William Owens
George Howitt
Fred Howitt
W. McDaniel
State Hunter
Walter Freeman
John Carter
Anna McFadden
William H. Andre
G. W. Moore
F. W. Scott
Pauper Medical Services
C. W. West
Pauper Care
H.E Gapen
O. BE. Hedlund
W. J. Seifer
George W. Puckett
W. WeRoy Larson
Frank X. Rihn
Waldo Scott
Barba C, Kucera
Florence Craig
Curtis Smith
Friend Dickenson
Mildred Dickenson
Ant’s
State- Connell
William S. Schroff
Friend Dickinson
Albert Fenske
Oscar Fenske
C. W. Smith
Lukens
Connell and Lukens
McDaniel
Allison
P. Chambers
Ray
A. Walker
Gurley Lumber Co
Mr. Deneen
Otto Holtman
Cyril Kripal
Bert Sherman
Edwin Rihn
Tony Weyerts
Christ Weyerts
Herman Schubarth
Bronson
L. M. White
Tindley Thorsten
Herrman Kallhoff
Standard Oil Co. Oil
Frank Hazlitt
Thomas Iverson
Charles Portrey
Peter Lenzen, Jr
Order of Hearing and Notice for Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a hearing is set for November 20 1916 at 10 am to settle the account of Florence Frazey for the estate of William Grosvenor and to determine heirs of Ralph Grosvenor. Notice will run in The Telegraph for three weeks.
Probate Notice to Creditors in Farley Estate
Creditors of Mathew Farley late of Cheyenne County Nebraska are notified to present their claims to the County Judge for examination adjustment and allowance on December 4 1916 and May 24 1917 at one o clock P M in the County Court Room. Six months to file claims and one year to settle the estate from October 28 1916. Published in The Telegraph for four weeks before December 4 1916. Witness the clerk and seal October 30 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mathew Farley
Said
Telegraph
Seal
Co. P. Chambers
Michael Farley
C. P. Chambers
Order of hearing on probate of foreign will in Nebraska
County Court at Sidney Nebraska sets November 20 1916 at 10 am for hearing Stephen Williams petition to probate a foreign will of Nellie Williams deceased. Notices to interested parties via The Telegraph weekly newspaper for three weeks prior. C P Chambers County Judge.
Notice of Hearing on Estate of Edgar H Heath
Legal advertisement states that A Barlow as administrator seeks final settlement and discharge. Court hearing set for November 13, 1916 at ten in the morning in the County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Also requests that the court determine a weekly newspaper publication for three weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ella H. Ong
Joseph W. Heath
Horace H. Heath
Pearl B. Seltzer
Jennie Heath
Wheeler W. Heath
Robert A. Bartow
Telegraph
Seal
Co. P. Chambers
Edgar H. Heath
Robert A. Barlow
C. P. Chambers
Michael Farley Estate Claim Hearings Notice
Michael Farley deceased. Administrators to present claims before the County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska at the County Court Room on December 4 1916 and May 24 1917 at 10 o clock A M each day for four court. Published in The Telegraph October 20 1916. (Seal) C P Chambers.
Hearing Order in Cheyenne County Estate Case
In the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court an order sets a November 24 1916 hearing on a petition to revise and modify the final decree in the August Erickson estate. It seeks to substitute grandchildren for a predeceased heir Brita Maja Eriksdotter and to correct the heirs listed. The notice requires publication and is signed by County Judge Co P Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Erickson
James L. McIntosh
Brita Maja Eriksdotter
Salid
Said August Erickson
Ada Wilhelmina Johansdotter
Karl August Johansson
Hanna Maria Johansdotter
Brita Maja Oberg
Brita Maja Eriksdoter
Snaic
Seal
Chambers
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska adopts bank depository ordinance 1916
Ordinance No. 151 mandates that all city funds be deposited pro rata in banks within Sidney Nebraska approved by the mayor and council. Banks must post bonds, pay at least 2 percent interest, and deposits be computable quarterly. The measure requires bonds, approval, and potential reevaluation, effective from October 27 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Ance
City of
J. L. McIntosh
L. Neubauer
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F. A. Gapen
Proceedings OF
Board OF County Commissioners
We General Fund
KF. Livoni
George Gutderson
John Daugherty
Stephen H. Babb
T. F. Thornburg
Aururn
Glenn Bales
Frank Hand
Frank Treinen
John Peetz
Union Valley
ESSIG
State of
William Grosvenor
Florence Frazey
Ralph Grosvenor
Nellie Williams
Stephen Williams
Laramie
Wyoming
Peta Torey Vy
County
Tadge
California
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific System
W. 3. Basinger
Qomaira
W. J. Shoemaker
Neb
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