Curtis backs arms for peace move at Fort Sill rally
Republican vice presidential hopeful Senator Curtis urged strong military defense to deter attacks and to aid world peace efforts after Kellogg treaty support. He defended no entangling alliances while stressing defense as last resort, and joined Oklahoma City and Fort Sill events amid a crowd welcome. he later injured a finger in a car door but attended part of the parade.
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Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
Curtis
United States
Oklahoma City
Representative Parnell
Indiana
House Agricultural Committee
Potter Couple Weds At Bride's Home In Potter
At noon on September 26 1928 William G Smith and Myrtle E Nelson were married at the bride's home northeast of Potter Rev C O Troy officiated in a pink and white decor reception room The bride wore white satin with a veil and pink and white roses The couple planned a short wedding trip to Colorado returning after October 7 to settle in Potter Mrs Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson is well known in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Billy) G. Smith
Myrtle E. Nelson
Peter Nelson
Potter
C. O. Troy
Lloyd Shaw
Smith
Potter Review
Dalton Doings Indicates Local Life Amid Mild Disruptions
Community notes from Dalton show Mrs. H A Faes recovering from influenza, Mrs Fred Johnson and newborn daughter home from Sidney hospital, and a series of visits, travels, and family events. Warren Ewing returns from Gary to stay with parents E S Ewing while a funeral in Hastings is noted. several residents attend gatherings, and the I O O F degree staff perform, with others visiting Bancroft and Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Faes
Fred Johnson
Sidney Hospital
Dalton
Bud Martin
Warren Ewing
Gary
Ind
E. S. Ewing
Harvey Heizer
Mellberg
Henry Blome
J. &. Shaneyfelt
Hastings
M. A
Walter Brestel
Stanley
J. E. Stevens
Lodge Pole
Rebekah Kensington
C. R. Babcock
Carl Carlson
George Worth
Bonnie
Joan
Bancroft
Faye
Howard Ravert
W. L. Ravert
Ernie Blome
St. Louis
Fremont
I. O. O. F.lodge
Lewellyn
J. H. Foster
Gering
James Davison
Nebraska Pledges Jack Lowe to the Corn Cobs
John H. Jack Lowe of Sidney a sophomore in arts and sciences at the University of Nebraska has been pledged to the Corn Cobs Nebraska chapter of Pi Epsilon Pi national pep organization.
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John H
Jack) Lowe
Sidney
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska
Corn Cobs
Nebraska
Pi Epsilon Pi
Nebraska convention week packed with pilgrim, temperance, and Legion events
Lincoln reports a busy Nebraska week with a Bohemian Catholic pilgrimage in Omaha for St. Wenceslaus day, the 54th annual Nebraska W C T U convention at Grand Island, Pawnee City county fair concluding the state fairs, local fall festivals at Wilber Oshkosh and Dalton, the Nebraska Photographers Society meeting at Kearney, and 300 Legionnaires plus auxiliary traveling to the national convention in San Antonio October 8 to 12 aboard the Cornhusker special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Legionnaires
Bohemian-Catholic Alliance of America
Omaha
St. Wenceslaus
Joseph F. Rummell
V. S. Tesar
Chicago
Catholic Sohols
Phillip Homek
David City
Hynek Dostal
St Louis
Matthew Nemec
Wahoo
Grand Island
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
C. S. Clayton
Pawnee City
Wilber
Oshkosh
Dalton
The
Nebraska Photographers Society
Kearney
A. B. Cornish
Rochester
N. Y
E. L. Corey
National Association
Clarence Gale
Beatrice
Laschinsky
Frederick Mcdonald
Ralph Welsh
Auxiliary
National American Legion
San Antonio
Kansas City
Dairy business brings in good money at Bayard
Bayard’s North Platte Valley Co operative Cheese Company shows strong flow of cash. Secretary Leo Daniels reports the cheese factory paid milk payments totaling over 18 000 dollars for a recent month, about 600 dollars daily. Five Bayard cream stations paid out over 14 000 dollars, with 30 milk farmers averaging over 110 dollars each. Cream buyer business has more than doubled since the factory began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Daniels
Bayard
North Platte Valley Co-operative Cheese Company
Daniels
Chesee
Mother of F. N. Slawson Injured in Auto Mishap
Mrs. Alice E. Slawson aged 78, mother of F. N. Slawson of Sidney, sprained ankle and other injuries after the Poindexter car she rode in overturned near Lodge Pole. Driver unharmed. vehicle not damaged. Telegraph Want Ad plans to sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Slawson
Lodge Pole
Alice E. Slawson
Sidney
Women’s project club leaders meet at courthouse for new year
Miss Helen Rocke of the agricultural college at Lincoln opened the new year of womans extension project work September 25 with presidents and leaders from six county clubs at the courthouse. Time Savers in Clothing Construction is the theme with seven monthly lessons. County chairman Mrs. J. D. Bolton, Lorenzo, and club leaders from Well Worth While North Sidney Sew-So Bunker Hill Lorenzo Bronson Helping Hand participated. News reporters will be chosen and a special circular on news writing issued for monthly local meeting reports.
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Helen Rocke
The
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Court House
J. D. Bolton
Lorenzo
Lorenzo Womans Club
Well Worth While
J. A. Talish
Roscoe Grimes
Hubert Bondegard
North Sidney
J. A. Sparks
Emma Ely
W. Brockersby
Sew-So Club
Emil Bluhm
E. A. Johnson
Bunker Hill Club
Arthur Barber
Arthur Borcher
Paul Meyer
Dwight Bolton
Frank G. Meier
Bronson
Frank Mather
B. F. Couch
G. B. Gossin
Miss Rocke
Students Working Through University Warned on Work Hours
University of Nebraska dean T J Thompson cautions that students who work more than three hours daily while studying risk neglecting preparation. He notes two hours of study for each classroom hour, citing 30 hours of prep for 15 credit hours weekly. Some working students perform highly, but outcomes vary by individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Thompson
University of Nebraska
Thompson
Broadwater routs Dalton 23 to 0 in local league game
Broadwater defeated Dalton 23 to 0 on Sunday his diamond in a lopsided ball game. Dalton's offense failed to percolate as Broadwater dominated with strong pitching and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Broadwater
Underground water flow sparks irrigation reclamation interest
Engineers and geologists study mountain snow fed underground streams to link irrigation with subsurface flow. F Deardorff in Idaho tested water tables, tracing trenches up slopes to maintain water level, creating a continuous flow irrigating 40 to 80 acre farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Deardorff
Raft River Valley
Idaho
Deardorff
Nurse Training Schools in 1927 United States
United States nurse training schools totaled 1797 in 1927 based on Interior Department data. General hospitals held 1722, 75 operated with insane asylum hospitals, all states except Nevada reported schools, and 1926 student enrollment reached 77,768 with 27,549 men among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Interior Department
Bureau of Education
General Hospitals
Nevada
Saskatchewan Schools Fund Library Book Purchases
Saskatchewan schools must maintain a library and spend ten dollars per operating room annually on books from an authorized list. The Life Telegraph urges readers to respond to this policy.
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Telegraph
Womans Project Club
Arthur J.weaver
Constitutional Convention
Coolidge
House
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
Piace
House of Representatives
Weaver
Arthur J. Weaver
Dr. Niblack
Bassett Drug Store
Saskatchewan
Canada
U. S. A. Theatre
Ravemree
Adolph Zuror
Jesse L.lasry
George Bancroft
Girl
Pan
Powell
Craramount
Olive Brook
William Powell
Paramount Picture
Cepeaiserae
Jesse Nlasay
Majestic
Nebr
Byrd
South Pole
Jordan Electric Shoppe
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