Gornhusker News Notes and Local Developments
Nebraska reports include a D F R A chapter forming from a trainload of sixty cars of eggs to Otaga on November 1, Wynicre juvenile band forming, State Teachers convention in Lincoln November 4 to 7, Humboldt hosted world war trophy arrival, and potato market forecasts at three dollars a bushel. Growth in sweet clover, Grand Island building boom, farm accidents, corn yields in Butler county, and cucumbers sold for over seven hundred dollars highlight ongoing agri business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork
Nebraska
Otaga
L. F. Hohensee
Wynicre
State Teachers Organization
Lincoln
Humboldt
Grand Island
Elvin Crosneck
Garold Wade
Wauneta
Butler County
Morrill
Union Stock Yards
Gramlich
College of Agriculture At
George Lyon
Nelson
Harvard University
Harvard
State Bank Guarantee Fund Commission
Supreme Court
Omaha
School of Commerce
University of Nebraska, Omaha Packing Companies
Institute of American Meat Packers
Nebraska Daily Newspaper Association
Chambers of Commerce
State Conservation Commision
State Board of Agriculture
Ira Stout
Ellis
State Railway Commission
Hebron
Federal Division of Agricultural
York County
Ernest Tempel
Goehner
Plymouth
Army Pilot Sets New Plane Record at Seaplane Classic
Lieut. James H. Doolittle, an Army pilot, set a new Schneider trophy time on the 50 kilometer triangular course at Bay Shore Park Baltimore achieving 234.772 miles per hour for 800 kilometers and a maximum 235.086 in his fastest lap. Records will be submitted to the Federation Aeronautique Internationale for recognition. Previous records cited include Lieut. Ralph A. Ofstie and Capt. Henry C. Baird with speeds cited from prior trials. The Supermarine Napier 84 entered in the race was wrecked in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore Park
Baltimore
James H. Doolittle
Jacques Schneider
America
Doolittle
Schneider
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Ralph A. Ofstie
U. S. Navy
Henry C. Baird
Southampton
Egland
Federation
Last Founder of Republican Party Dies in Minneapolis
A N Barney the last survivor of the Ripon Wisconsin gathering that founded the Republican party died in Minneapolis at ninety six. He was among forty men who met in a schoolhouse on February 28 1854 to start a new party. He helped in the Lincoln campaign and served with the Union Army at Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
A. N. Barney
Ripon
Wis
Mr. Barney
Whig Party
Free Soil Democracy
Atlanta
Miss Minter’s Mother Wins First Court Fight
Miss Minter's former film star status faces a setback as her suit for an accounting against her mother Mrs. Charlotte Shelby is temporarily dismissed at the first preliminary hearing. Her attorneys have twenty days to file a second amended bill claiming more than a million dollars paid by film companies to Shelby for Minter's services before she reached majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter
Charlotte Shelby
Miss Minter
Shelby
Waters, Agricultural Expert, Dies of Pneumonia
Kansas City Missouri reports the death of Dr Henry Jackson Waters an internationally known agricultural expert and editor of the Kansas City Star. He previously served as president of Kansas State Agricultural College before his journalism career. W W Tardine who followed Waters as president is secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Henry Jackson Waters
Kansas City Star
Doctor Waters
Kansas State Agricultural College
W. W. Tardine
Chicago Labor Case Reversed by U S Court
U S Supreme Court agrees to hear the case of United States versus William F Brims and others charging Chicago manufacturers contractors and union members with conspiring to restrain interstate commerce by blocking outside plants from selling building materials in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
William F. Brims
Chicago
Farm Interests Fight New Freight Rate Boost
Farm and livestock representatives from the West met IC chairman Clyde By Aitchison at Edgewater Beach hotel to oppose a proposed five percent freight rate increase for western railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde By
Aitchison
Edgewater Beach
Western Group of Railroads
Harriman Socialist Leader Dies in California
Los Angeles reports the death of Crl.-Job Harriman, attorney and 1900 Socialist party vice presidential candidate, who died in Sierra Madre due to tuberculosis. The longtime Socialist Labor leader passed away in California, a death now confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
California
Los Angeles
Crl
Job Harriman
Socialist Party
Sierra Madre
Episcopal Convention Closes in New Orleans
The forty eighth general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church concluded in New Orleans after reading a pastoral letter from the house of bishops to Episcopal churches worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Convention
New Orleana
House of Bishops
Episcopal Churches
Protestant Episcopal Church
Owen S. Young Named Chairman of American ICC Committee
The American section of the International Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of Owen S. Young of New York as chairman of the American committee of the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Owen S. Young
New York
The
Chisaber
From Office Boy to General Mur
Chicago October 1. A survey of labor shows salary raises favor experienced help. A Chicago typewriter program helps workers progress from office boy to general manager, detailing steps from bill clerk to secretary. The International Typewriter Exchange offers guidance and installments to learn typing in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake St
Ilinois
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court the sheriff announces a public auction of the Northwest Quarter of Section 15, Township 15, Range 50 West at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse. The sale, for cash, occurs December 2 at 10 o clock to satisfy the foreclosure judgment issued January 26, 1925 against multiple defendants including Peters Trust Company and various Berry and Petersen heirs. Kepler & Kratz, lawyers.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Peters Trust Company
Amanda J. Berry
Guy E. Berry
Josephine Berry
Ray R. Berry
Amelia Berry
Eliza Mae Tank
Henry Tank
Ruth D. Petersen
Maurice Petersen
Court House
Sidney
Sheriff Sale Notices In Sidney Cheyenne County Neb
Public auction notices issued by Cheyenne County Nebraska courts. George Ambuehl vs Blanche Larsen sale at 11 a.m. December 7 1925 at the courthouse front door in Sidney for Section 31 Township 15 Range 50 West. Also a referee sale December 2 1925 at 10 a.m. at the east courthouse door in Sidney for Nash’s Addition Lodge Pole and related lots in Lodge Pole Nebraska.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Court order in Cheyenne County Nebraska directs sheriff to sell the NE quarter of Section 14 Township 14 North Range 53 West of the 6th P M. to satisfy a judgment in the Daniel Herboldsheimer vs Lewis F Lafferty et al case. Sale set at the Cheyenne County east front door on November 30, 1925 at 10:00 A M. Kepler and Kratz, lawyers.
Sherife's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Omaha Trust Company sues Fred Stuhl et al. and will sell at public auction at 11:00 AM on November 30, 1925, at the Sidney courthouse front door. Lands described include Lots 1-4, half of NEY and SW of NWY, SW of Section 4, Township 13 North, Range 48 West, Cheyenne County.
Public Auction Notice of 65 Acres in Cheyenne County Neb
By judgment and order of attachment dated October 27 1925 Emiel Tank sued George C Rose and I am directed to sell 65 acres of growing corn in Section 7 Township 15 North Range 52 West Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on December 2 1925 at 2 oclock P M. The sale takes place on the described premises and is held open one hour. Sheriff TW McDaniel Kepler Kratz Lawyers 65 For Taxi Call 161
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emiel Tank
George C. Rose
American Legion Officers Listed for Monthly Meeting
The American Legion outlines its officers including Commander Charles D. Gardner 1st Vice Commander Frank Wyman 2nd Vice Commander Harry Wingerson Adjutant N Rene Wilhelmry Finance Officer Roy Walker Sergeant-at-arms I G Andrews Publicity Officer H P Hunt. Regular meetings are held the third Tuesday night each month at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Gardner
Frank Wyman
Harry Wingerson
N. Rene Wilhelmry
Roy Walker
I. G. Andrews
Chamber of Commerce Officers and Directors Listed
M. W. Simery serves as President with Dr. Harry L. Mantor as Vice President and Marius Christensen as Treasurer. Leo Osborn is Secretary alongside directors B. W. Bonham, W. RR. Weeden, Dr. M. Pettibone, C. E. Ledbetter, M. W. Osborn, and Wm. Winders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Simery
Harry L. Mantor
Marius Christensen
Leo Osborn
B. W. Bonham
Weeden
Sidney Country Club Officers and Trustees Named
Dr. M. E. Pettibone serves as president with A. K esata as vice president and Karl J Kratz as secretary. Other listed officers and trustees include Dr. R. E. Roche, A. J. Jorgenson, Paul L. Martin, A. E. Phelps, M. W. Dimery, R. P. Kepler, J. L. McIntosh, R. S. Oberfelder and J. A. Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
A. K.esata
Karl J. Kratz
Dr. R. E. Roche
A.J. Jorgenson Paul L. Martin
A. E. Phelps
M. W. Dimery
R. P. Kepler
J L. McIntosh
R S. Oberfelder
J A. Bentley
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Cheyenne Nebraska lands
By order of sale issued by the district court clerk in Cheyenne County Nebraska, the land described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 13, Township 16 North, Range 53 West of the 6th P M will be sold at public auction for cash to the highest bidder on December 7, 1925 at 1 p m at the east front door of the county courthouse to satisfy the judgement and costs in the foreclosure suit where Myrt it I Sidner is plaintiff and J A Woten et al are defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
George Ambuehl
Blanche Larsen
Sidner
J. A. Woten Et al
Sidney
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Gornhusker News
Lieut. Doolittle
Republican Party
Dr. Waters
U. S
Mur
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Kepler & Kratz
Sheriffs Sale
Radcliffe, Wedgkin and Hyde
TME
Chryenne County
George Peters
Emma Folster
Dorothy Folster
Katie Folster
Gertie Scharrel
Garreldt Schharrel
Henning Folster
George Forster
Louise Weycerts
Henry Weyerts
Maude [Peters
Emma P. Lehman
Frank Ihman
Henning P. Peters
Tara Peters
Katie P. Surbeck
Earl Surbeck
Dave N. Sonday
Lucy Freeburg
John Freeburg
J. L. Tewell
Wnt
Nash
Lodge Pole
Oberfelder
John L. McCarthy
Daniel Herboldsheimer
Lewis F. Lafferty
Lettie J Lafferty
John Doe
Anna Helena Gibbins
Bert R. Gibbins
Wilam H. Gibbins
Lizzie Rada
Section
Sherife’s Sale
Cheyenone County
Omaha Trust Company
Fred Stuhl
Nebr. Radcliffe, Hodgkin & Hyde
TW. McDaniel
Nebr Kepler & Kratz
American Legion
San Francisco
Portland
Aoe Bknd
Burlington
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Country Club
Hobart
Davis
G. H. Thompson
Stewarts Building
DR. G. EF. Hart
Osborn Bidg
Charles Br, Gardner
Joseph Oberfelder
J. RB. Taylor, M. D
Over Larsen
Stere
O Offices Phene
Rea
Phene
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Osaveyans
Gideey, Nebr
Lees
Amy
J. W. Johnson
Sidney’s
Ineura Agency
Bonham Brothers CO. Inc
Modern Methods
R. E. Roche, M. D
Stubt-Hink
Eneen
DR. Prank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Sidney, Nebr
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