President Coolidge Acts in Farm Crisis
Washington reports President Coolidge sent Department of Agriculture official Nils Olson and Farm Loan Board member Albert Williams to Iowa and other corn states to assess conditions as corn prices fall to 50 cents a bushel. Senator Henrick Shipstead warns of rising bank failures in the Midwest and cites short selling in grain exchanges as a contributing factor.
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Washington
Middle West
Henrick Shipstead
Minnesota
Coolidge
Nils Olson
Department of Agriculture
Albert ©. Williams
Farm Loan Board
Iowa
Lowa
Shipstead
Mitchell Brings Out More Accusations in Court Martial
Col. William Mitchell repeats charges that Army and Navy officials are criminally incompetent. He says The Shenandoah’s fatal western trip was unfit and against commander Zachary Lansdowne. A naval officer pushed for Lansdowne’s widow to testify falsely. The PN-9 No. 1 Hawaiian flight crew are deemed incompetent. High officers allegedly lied to Congress.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansedowne
Lansdowne
U.S. Estimates Corn Crop At 3 billion Bushels
The Department of Agriculture projects a national corn harvest of 3 013 000 000 bushels, surpassing 3 000 000 000 for the first time. It exceeds October forecasts by 95 000 000, is 576 000 000 above last year, and 78 000 000 above the five year average, with Iowa leading the gains at 477 000 000 bushels.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Ram Ships Off New York Coast Guard Active
Fourteen ships hover along ram row with cargoes of liquor for the holiday trade. Skippers report renewed Coast Guard activity off Long Island and New Jersey coasts where liquor warehouses were said to be cleared last summer. Four new liquor ships reported near Boston. others sighted off the southern coast.
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New York
Coast Guard
Ram Row
New York World
Long Island
New Jersey
Boston
Post Office Plans No Christmas Day Mail Deliveries
Washington postmaster announces advance notice to mail carriers and most postal workers that ordinary mail deliveries will not occur on Christmas Day, signaling a holiday halt across the service.
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Washington
New
Army Transport Somme Returmed to San Francisco After Fire
An army transport Somme bound for New York with troops and passengers was forced to return to San Francisco due to a fire aboard the vessel. The incident prompted emergency procedures as the ship made harbor. No casualties are reported.
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Army
San Francisco
Somme
New York
White Dove Valley Community Notes and Visits
Local residents recount visits and daily activities from Monday to Sunday, including Carl and Curd Meyerholz, George and Ora Rogers, John McDonnell, Bill Pope, and D. R. Gross among others. News covers farm chores, deliveries, engine work, baby birth, and social visits in Sterling area. Sophomore notes mention meeting, basketball prospects, and a novel reading. November 20 and 27 programs planned amid class activities.
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Jack Walters
Sunol Social And Community Notes
Sunol items report A J Englert shipping bags early in the week and visitors including Mr Schaffer and Joe Miles on Friday. Local clubs meet, families visit, and students perform with Juniors and Sophomores programs upcoming amid illness improvement and multiple local calls underway.
North Sidney Club News and Local Death Notice
North Divide Edwin Hughes visited the Hughes家 Friday. Irvin Busboom, son of Carl Busboom, died at Taylor hospital aged ten years eight months and six days with services at home and German Lutheran church. The North Sidney club met with Mrs Edwards and officers were elected. George Jones hauled rye to Sidney and many neighbors shared visits and dinners through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. B. Club
Anne Kinton
George Ripe
Katherine Hamer
Chester Owens
George Nelman
Wolverton
Choan
Andrews
Join Jones
L. J. Hughes
Frank Goodwin
Catherine Hamer
Shawn
Merle Hughes
Irvin Busboom
Carl Busboom
Taylor ‘Hospital
Irvin
Meadow Lawn News Roundup Late In Week
Meadow Lawn notes list visits among residents including Harold Boyee Maynard Mayer and Emma Morrow. The Meadow Lawn school reopened after a two week closure. People travel to Dalton Sidney and Bridgeport, with several calls and visits at homes, a new Chevrolet owned by Alvin Mann, and a baby girl born Thursday November 6 at Reinholdt Miller.
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Harold Boyee
Maynard Mayer
G. A. Stark
Emma Morrow
James Sullivan
Meadow Lawn
Matt Ackles
Bridgeport
Harold Bovee
Colman Kreader, Jr
Alvin Mann
Rex Rogers
J. C. Kreader
Dalton
J. E. Morrow
Sunol and Area Social and Local Visits Reported
South Sunol resident E N Roth hauled wheat to Sunol on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Albert Ottjes and daughter Helen visited T A Botser home Sunday evening. J C Mites called at the Vacik home. A A Bauer spent several days in Minnesota on business. Jacob Zimmerman and family. John Behr and family and Sheldon Wingerd were Sunday dinner guests at the Miles home. John Bahr worked at the Bauer home several days last week. Mildred Holmes spent Tuesday evening with Eva Blaney. Mrs A A Bauer was in Lodge Pole Monday evening. J C Miles was in Sund on Friday. John Bahr is employed at the Miles home at present. Sheldon Wingerd Donald Miles and Frank Pokorny took honey from the school house wall on Saturday.
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Frank Hansen
Harry Kreider
Lodge Pole
B. C. Kucera
Frank Lundgren
Holm
Greenwood
Sidney
D. B. Dickinson
James Seda
Ofr
Frank Paviat
Shirley
Mmland Paviat
Ernest Seeger
Bert Allington
Billy
Mies Beecher
Amd
Henry Paviat
John
John Demers
J. B. Ruttner
Angella
Francis
Lindley
Joe Demers
E. N. Roth
Sunol
Albert Ottjes
Helen
Vissted
T. A. Botser
J. C. Mites
Vacik
A. A. Bauer
Minnesota
Jacob Zimmerman
John Behr
Sheldon Wincord
Miles Home
John Bahr
Bauer
Mildred Holmes
Eva Biiney
J. C. Miles
Sund
Miles
Sheldon, Wingerd
Donald Miles
Frank Pokorny
Satunday
Local notables and farm updates span Lodge Pole area
Sunday at the Willis home Sheldon Wingerd. Hank Newman built a new 100 foot chicken house. Roy Kenoy pulled a well Monday. The Baker man from Sidney visited Friday. Charles Ehlers digs a cave at home. Richard Fraass has a new radio. Roy Kenney family in U A. A. Bauer bought cattle from BP 4%. Robbie Miles spent Saturday evening with Johnnie Bahr. Joe Lauderback caught a coyote Friday.
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Sheldon Wingerd
Willis
Lodge Pole
Hank Newman
Roy Kenoy
Baker Man
Sidney
Charles Ehlers
Richard Fraass
Roy Kenney
Crook
U A. A
Bauer
Gentry
Robbie Miles
Johnnie Bahr
Joe Lauderback
Local Social News of Visits and a Surprise Birthday
Center Mr and Mrs H M Tank and family called at L T Johnson home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs L S Bancroft and family motored to Gurley Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Dave Brown and gon. Emmet, Mr and Mrs Elmer Larson and Mr and Mrs John Groshans invited by Mrs Ray Spiker for a surprise on her husband Monday evening. Cards and lunch with sandwiches pickles cake and coffee. L E Gineau called at B E Osborn home on Friday.
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H. M. Tank
L. T. Johnson
L. S. Bancroft
Gurley
Dave Brown
Gon. Emmet
Elmer Larson
John Groshans
Ray Spiker
L. E. Gineau
B. E. Osborn
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of Clerk Isola B Wasson and a 1925 foreclosure judgment Citizens State Bank Ravenna Nebraska will auction 360 acres south of the Union Pacific track and the N14 of N34 in Section 8 Township 14N Range 52W at the Cheyenne County Court House East Front Door Sidney on December 11 1925 at 10:00 AM. Sheriff J W McDaniel will conduct sale for cash to satisfy the order interest and costs.
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Citizens State Bank
Ravenna
Frank K. Armstrong
Gertrude Mary Armstrong
R. A. Babcock
Union Pacific
Court House
Sidney
Local Notices From Dalton Area Events
Ben Pelster moved a house from Dalton last week to build as an addition to his home. Radios installed in homes of Guy Berry and Albert Linton last week. Mr and Mrs N H Tank and daughter called at Guy Berry's home Friday afternoon. Mrs Mary Halston stayed Friday night at L S Bancroft's. Turkey shoot at Harry Brown's Sunday drew many locals. No school Wednesday to Friday due to teachers at Alliance convention. Mr and Mrs Art Draper took baby to Dalton hospital. pneumonia improving. Some locals shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dickes and family visited Joe Reiners Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dick Selmers and family dined at Walter Greenwalt's Sunday. Dickes hosted wedding anniversary gathering Monday. Snow disrupted roads Tuesday night.
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Carl Meyerholz
Bill Pope
John McDonnell
Lawrence McDonnell
White Dove
Bates
Pope
George
Ora Rogers
P. R. Bell
McDonnell
Margaret McDonnell
Sterling
Doc Parmore
Crook
D. R. Groes
Harry Reeves
Rhodes
Mrs. Pope
Ben Pelster
Dalton
Guy Berry
Albert Linton
N. H. Tank
Mary Halston
L. S. Bancroft
Harry Brown
Alliance
Art Draper
Dalton Hospital
Sidney
Frank Dickes
Joe Reiners
Dick Selmers
Walter Greenwalt
Money To Loan On Farm Land Details
Advertisement notes a loan offer for 2000 to 2500 dollars on suitable farm land at 8 percent. Interested individuals are asked to contact W. W. Miles.
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P. Miles
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A brief promotional note invites individuals to celebrate their birthday by having a portrait session at Phelps Studio this year. The message emphasizes personal milestone photography and studio services.
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Phelps Studio
Goitre Relief Reported By North Platte Woman
Mrs E H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports rapid relief after using Sorbol Quadruple for three days and claims her goitre is entirely gone She invites letters or words of experience and notes the product is colorless and applied externally See it at drug stores Bas sett's Pharmacy locally and Serbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio
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E. H. Hollingsworth
North Platte
Nebr
Serbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Bassett’s
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Mitchell
White Dove Valley
Ian Stephens
Haxtun
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Baby
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Ellis Frakes
E. F. Loudy
John Todd
Carl Meyerholz Home
Frank Oliverius
Curtic Publishing Company
Silas ‘Marner
A. J. Englert
Mr. Schaffer
Joe Miles
Sunol Womans Club
Pete Ras
Mussen
North Divide
Edwin Hughes
Ed Wolverton
George Jones
Rye
al Marsh
George Rippe
John J. Jones
Arnold Braasch
Henry Braasch
Homer Haskins
Jim Sparks
Mr. Ax
Busboom
Clyde Kinton
Conver
Haskins
Roy Neary
Denver
Charles Scott
Alex Ross
John Iverson
J. M. Kreader
Cecil James
Reinholdt Miller
Henry Ottergon
Charles Mayer
Chris Peterson
R. R. Bovee
R . Bovee
South Sunol
Sheriff's Sale
J. W. McDaniel
Star _Green
San Felice
Brown Fruit Company
Grand Island, Nebraska
Goitre
Will Rogers
America
Durham
P.S
Bull Durham
Fifth Avenue
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