Antelope State Bank to Open in Neligh With 50000 Capital
Nebraska notes report a closed Neligh bank reopening as Antelope State Bank with capital of 50000. Pioneer John Frankhauser of Richardson county dies near Humboldt leaving 17 children. Hemingford eyes a 925000 national bank charter as sole bank there. Stapleton Board of Health bans public gatherings and closes schools over diphtheria. Omaha worker Peter Gicewicz committed to Lincoln sanitarium over citizenship issues. Omaha poultry show to enter over 3000 birds November 26 to December 1, per Arthur Jadson president.
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Athis Bank
Neligh
Antelope State Bank
John Frankhauser
Richardson County
Humboldt
Hemingford
Board of Health of Stapleton
Peter Cgiecewicz
Omaha
Lincoln
Arthur Fidson
Fremont church to observe golden jubilee on Friday
The Presbyterian church of Fremont will observe its golden jubilee on Friday November 23 with impressive services marking fifty years since its organization. Nearby West Point churches host movie fundraisers to pay local taxes, the first show drawing over 1000 attendees.
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Presbyterian Church of
Fremont
West Point
Final settlement hearing in Claus Edens estate case
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska orders Carl Thiemann Eyecutor to appear for final settlement and distribution of heirs in the estate of Claus Edens. Hearing set for December 22, 1928 at 10:00 AM. Notice to interested parties via The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Claus Edens
Said
A. D
C. P. Chambers
Carl Thiemann
Telegraph
Co. Bd
Chambers
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
An order from the District Court of Cheyenne County directs a sheriff sale of all right title and interest of defendants in real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a judgment for 2145.18 dollars against Peters Trust Company et al. The case date stems from February 1928 involving Peters Trust Company as plaintiff and multiple defendants including Michael J Foley.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Peters Trust Company
Michael J. Foley
First National Tank
Sidney
Francis A. Chapman
First National Bank of
N. P. Kepler
G. G. Shepherd
Arlo G. Shepherd
Shepherd and Son
Joe Doe
Sheriff’s sale notice for Cheyenne County real estate
The sheriff announces a public auction of North Wall N14 of the North Half N1a in Section 14 Township 13 North Range 49 West at the County Court House east front door in Sidney Nebraska on December 24 1923 at 9 00 A M to satisfy an order judgment with interest and costs Dated November 21 1923 J W McDANTEDR Sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska Kepler Kratz Lawyers Sidney Nebraska 9 3
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Litney
Scarcity of Land Ahead Warns of Global Dependence
L C Gray of the U S Department of Agriculture warned at Williams College that the United States faces a long term trend toward land scarcity for agriculture and forests due to rising population. He cited declining crop acreage per capita, shrinking export surpluses, and looming protection needs to sustain grain production against Canadian and foreign competition. The talk drew a parallel to the Corn Laws era as a fateful price protection decision.
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Department of Agriculture
Institute of Politics
Williams College
Massachusetts
United States
Dr. Gray
Canada
Hemisphere
Europe
England
Farmers Begin Feeding Corn to Cattle Across County
Farmers in the dry land areas are starting to feed their corn to cattle for the first time in the county. The Al-Munee Mimes herald notes that over a head of cattle are now being fed on farms, marking a historic shift in agricultural practice.
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al- Munee Mimes-herald
Cattel
Diversified farming grows profits for twelve Wyoming farmers
The paper lists twelve farmers who feed cattle and diversify. They raise milk, corn, alfalfa, chickens and can supply weekly needs year round. Next year more farmers will adopt this plan to reduce reliance on potato harvesting and increase profitable crops. A botulism death linked to cold pack cans and string beans near Chugwater, Wyoming, with Mrs. Schamp dying in Wheatland hospital. The Platte County toll reaches eight in three years.
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Chugswater
Wyo
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