International's State Exhibit at Chicago Livestock Show
The University of Nebraska enters fat steers and fat barrows for the 25th International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 29 to December 25. Breeding on the Agricultural College farm, entrants include calves from the Royal Dale Shorthorn line, which sired the reserve champion at the 1923 show, a feather in Nebraska's hat.
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LincolIn
University of Neb-raska
Chicago
Cornhusker
University
Agricultural College
Gire
Royal Dale
Hostilities Temporarily Ended in Owens Valley Showdown
In Long Pine California the Owens valley ranchers and Los Angeles residents ended the brief clash as they reopened waste gates on the aqueduct allowing the stream to resume through the canal toward Los Angeles.
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Long Pine
Cal
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Trotzky a Prisoner Paris Mutiny Report Reaches Paris
Reports from Paris claim a mutiny has broken out in the Russian army and that Leon Trotzky has been captured. In Omaha Major General Duncan, commander of the Seventh Corps Area, criticized National Guard coordination and called for a conference to resolve issues. More than fifty officers attended.
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Omaha
National Guard
Duncan
Seventh Corps
Break Record In Stock Sales Break Record In Stock Sales
The stock market surged to new highs with heavy volume led by rail shares. New York Stock Exchange volume reached 2,591,300 shares in one day, the heaviest since December 21, 1816, as speculative rail issues drove the general price average to a record level.
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New York
Bomn
New York Stock Exchange
Nebraska Homestead Entries Hit Record Low
Lincoln figures from the interior department show only seventy one homestead entries in Nebraska for 1824. The homesteaders agreed to settle on 12 718 acres of land still owned by the federal government, with about 30 671 acres remaining public land available for homesteading within five years.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Department of the Interior
Britain Postponement Request Sparks League Warning
League of Nations officials, after inquiries to Paris and London, warned against drawing conclusions from Britain's request to delay discussion of disarmament at the Rome council meeting in December. They said London merely stated its delay due to recent accession and insufficient time to form an opinion on the protocol for pacific dispute settlement.
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Geneva
Paris
London
League of Nations
Great Britain
Council
England
League
Rome
Lincoln Sugar Power Plant Sale Tied to Plattsmouth Site
Lincoln real sugar power plant plans tied to Plattsmouth by Continental Gas Electric following recent sale of Lincoln Traction and Lincoln Gas Electric plants. Continental builds a high tension line from here to Plattsmouth. The large station at Plattsmouth would generate enough power for Lincoln and nearby Nebraska Iowa Missouri towns.
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Lincoln
Plattamouth
Continental Gas & Electric Corporation
Lincoln Traction Company
Lincoln Gas & Electric Company
Continental
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Federal plan to ban Christmas tree sales urged
H V Berry of Fort Plain New York urges a federal law against selling Christmas trees arguing it trains children to expect trees at Christmas while teaching them to plant them next year. Lincoln banks to refund 238716 to state banks from eight receiverships within days. Calgary sugar firm to build Alberta beet factory costing 1500000 dollars, Smoot says.
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Washington
H. V. Berry
Fort Plain
N. Y
National Conference On
Lincoln
State Banking Department
K. C. Knudson
Calgary
Alta
Utah
Idaho Sugar Company
Alberta
R. B. Smoot
Omaha convention to draw 100000 visitors says adjutant
Indianapolis reports strong interest as leaders from many states meet. Russell G. Creviston national adjutant notes that Omaha must plan for 100000 visitors after compiling reports from state adjutants. He claims never before has there been such interest in the national convention of the American Legion.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Omaha
Department Adjutants of the Legion
Russell G. Creviston
National Convention of the
Crook Area Social Notes and Windsweep Week
A long list of local visits and activities in Crook area includes John Fisher, Shillis Brossard, BL Rhodes, D R Gross, Charlie Bomer, Mrs Fenimore, Bob Nicholas, George Burris, Mrs Hl and children, Harry Reeves and others making calls, visiting, shucking corn, hauling coal, and attending a wind and dust storm. Many, including John McDonnell and family, Mrs Margaret McDonnell, Gen evieve, and Carl Meyerholz, are noted for errands, quilting, threshing, or dining with friends. A Frank Miller trial group attended in Sterling, and a large birthday surprise for Mrs Gus Sutter occurred. The week ends with social gatherings at Pill Tuckers and church remodels closing Sunday.
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Shillis Brossard
Margaret McDonnell
Genevieve
John McDonnell
Noddy Gentry
Bill Rhodes
Scott
Crook
Ellis Frakes
Colorado
C. M. Andrews
Sidney
D. R. Gross
Charlie Bomer
Community notes from Grand Prairie and nearby towns
Grand Prairie residents visit Sidney and Lisco reports on social visits hunting trips and sickness. Alfred Jorgensen and others travel to Sidney forenoon while Mrs Jorgensen recovers at home. Willing Workers meet at Welton home. large crowd enjoys the afternoon. Several families shop in Sidney and visit Jorgensen home Friday evening.
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R. C. Ruhter
Charles Smith
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
Sidney
Albert Frerichs
Will Frerichs
Charles Welton
James Irwin and Sons
Samuel
Robert
A. R. Tremain
Lisco
Mons Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
L. P. Houge
William Sharman
W. EB. Meyer
William
Walter Frerichs
Russell Galatian
Rural Folks Attend Sales and Socials in Sidney
Bunker Hill resident Curt Scott drove to Sidney on Tuesday. Local residents attended Shriver sale work of Potter. Clara Lever spent Tuesday at Pete Beyer’s. Mrs John Boreher and daughter visited Carl Schmidt’s. Residents shopped in Sidney on bargain day and attended a dance. Several families joined Royal Neighbor meeting Thursday evening. Farmers Union met Thursday. Beyer brothers and families attended the bazaar in Sidney Wednesday and Thursday. Multiple calls and visits occurred among Beyer, Borcher, Gross, Bales, and related families across the week with numerous outings in Sidney local events.
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Curt Scott
Sidney
Shriver
Potter
Clara Lever
Pete Beyer
John Boreher
Carl Schmidt
Theo Borcher and Son
Glen Bales
Lawrence Beyer
Fred Beyer
Paul Meyer
Beyer Brothers
Wim. Robde
August Gross
Theo Borcher
Elizabeth Gross
Gertrude Bales
Farmers Union
Volkerts
Will Sachs
Ray Berry
Glen Baley
Henry Schmidt
Gurley
Frank Beyer
John Engel
Wmn. Roddels
Harold Spiker
Win. Gross
Hilbert Borcher
Thingan
Walter Happell
Local residents mingle in Sterling area activities
Spring Canyon Mr Mayberry of Sterling sought Fordsons in the neighborhood Monday. Roy Crable and Lavern Hilliard called at Ed Biiney’s Monday evening. Mrs McKelvey underwent an operation at Sterling hospital Tuesday morning and is improving. Miss Wilma Reeves stayed with Miss Dorothy English Monday night. Ray Sheffield lost his saddle horse last Monday. Several residents visited Mrs Reeves Tuesday. George and Mary Malten and others spent Tuesday in the county seat. M T Moore served on the Sterling jury last week. Miss Ruth McCall spent last Wednesday in town.
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Roy Crable
Lavern Hilliard
Ed Biiney
Gus E. Sutter
Crook
Robert Nicholas
Arthur McKelvey
Sterling
McKelvey
Sterling Hospital
Wilma Reeves
Dorothy English
Ray Sheffield
Losig
Jim Bates
Bilk Pope
Bernard Hill
Harry Reeves
A. D. Williard
Lois Louise
Milo Moore
George
Mary Malten
Isabell
Harriet Jane McKelvey
M. T. Moore
Ruth McCall
Plate glass for windshields and doors installed at Wahler Garage
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors was installed at Wahler Garage. The work involved fitting new glass to vehicles and entry points, improving safety and appearance for customers.
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Wahler Garage
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Morgan
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Tony Mancuzo
White Dove Valley
John Fisher
Nicholas
Dick Brown
Myron
Balk Rhodes
Bob Nicholas
Louie Herbek
Baby
Michael Meev Williams
Blanche Bruck
Roy English
Bud Magrue
Bernard Will
Walt Frerichs
Feten Frerichs
Henry Bolg
A Or Graham
Dorothy
J.C. Jorgensen
A. EB. Johnson
W. O. Johnson
Mbert Johnson
Grand Prairie
Martin Christensen
Lodge Vole
Bridgeport
Max Jensen
Jensen
Mars. Christensenm
Aro
Lremain
Mar
Lute Aington
Stamtel
Robert Tewin
Charles Strath
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A. R. Graham
Andrew Jolnsegn
Smalley
Alva Hart
Nels Johnson
Joe
Leley
Charlies Smith
Evelyn
Mr. Frerichs
Uesday
Isabell Melhelvey
Neck of the Woods
Frank Miller
M. A. Moore
A. S. Williard
Gus Sutter
Little Tom Moore
Taisy Loulse
Hillard
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Sutter
Pill Tucker
Bunker Hill
Spring Canyon
Mr. Mayberry
Fordsons
TYR Laundry
Telegraph
Western Hide, Fur and Metal Co
Chevrolet
Hahler
Cheyenne
Sidney Creamery CO
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