Japan May Abandon League Over Immigration Clash
Japan threatens to quit the league of nations if Britain blocks immigration restriction as a casus belli. Britain, despite efforts by Louis Loucheur to ease tensions, faces opposition to Asia entry laws in Australia Canada and Pacific states.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Japan
League of Nations
Louis Loucheur
Australia
Canada
British Columbia
Calfornia
Washington
Oregon
Failure of Crawford bank leaves $74 cash on hand
The Farmers Bank at Crawford Nebraska fails with $134000 deposits and only $74 cash available. About $50000 of funds belong to other failed banks and were placed there by receivers over two years ago. Loans total about $118000, much of which will be uncollectable. state guaranty fund may reimburse depositors. Bank closed May 2, 1922 and reopened June 9 under banking department authority.
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Lincoln
Farmers Bank
Crawford
Neb
Secretary of Trade and Commerce
K. C. Knudson
Banking Department
Earth Tremors Suspected in Hall County Courthouse
Grand Island reports slight subsidence and new cracks in the Hall County courthouse masonry. Janitor and Engineer Lyle D. Hart note hall partitions sloughing and windows settling. Some speculate recent earth tremors at Gothenburg and Cozad could be the cause.
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Grand Island
Hall County Court House
Lyle D. Hart
Gothenburg
Cozad
Public Land in Nebraska and Washington Planned for Irrigation
The government holds 30,671 acres of unappropriated surveyed public land in Nebraska to be developed by irrigation ditches and improvements. Much of this land will be opened to settlers and homesteaders though no definite plans have been made.
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Washington
Nebraska
Interior Department
Daylight Saving Time Ends Across Major Cities
Daylight saving ended at midnight as clocks were set back one hour in Chicago and similarly in New York and other cities that adopted early rising for the summer period. The change marks the end of the daylight saving period across the country.
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Chicago
New York
Declared Independence Shifts Brazil Parana Front
Buenos Aires dispatches report Brazilian government troops in Parana defeated and routed by revolutionaries who have proclaimed independence, signaling a significant shift in regional control. The clash underscores growing separatist momentum in the state and tensions with federal forces.
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Buenos Aires
Parana
Indian Not Poverty Stricken in U S Indian Funds
Washington reports that Indians were not poverty stricken as $32,861,768 was deposited in the treasury for tribes under government guardianship during the last fiscal year. The note highlights substantial federal support and allocations for tribal communities.
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Washington
Treasury
Border Guard Increased Along Arizona Border
Tucson Arizona reports an immigration service plan to deploy about 40 new guards on the Arizona Mexico border to bolster patrols against illegal entry of aliens. The action reflects heightened enforcement along the frontier amid ongoing immigration concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona-Mexico
Immigration Service
Defense Test Day urged as annual event with Constitution Day
Stanwood Menken of the National Security League asks President Coolidge to make Defense Test Day an annual observance and merge it with Constitution Day on September 17. In Christiana Norway plans to rename its capital to Oslo effective January 1, 1926.
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New York
President Coolidge
Stanwood Menken
The
National Security League
League
Christiana
Oslo
Foot and Mouth Disease Reported in Houston
The state department of animal industry reports foot and mouth disease appearing in Houston Texas. Officials say the outbreak is believed to have originated from South America. No details on extent or scale were released.
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Lincoln
State Department of Animal Industry
Houston
Tex
South America
National Guard Recruiting Stop Ordered in 22 States
The War Department ordered a halt to recruitment efforts across twenty two states due to insufficient funds, affecting the National Guard stores in Washington and other locations. The move pauses recruitment campaigns and related operations pending funding reviews.
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National Guard
Washington
War Department
Forty Years On Pasture Change In Western Nebraska
Henri Gotte observes vast changes in western Nebraska pastures since forty years ago. The degraded land now faces invasive resin weed and perennials while sage and cactus spread. He proposes cultivating with sweet clover, parallel furrow basins, and staged reseeding to restore productivity and moisture retention amid rising farming costs and diversification.
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Lodge Pole
Sidney Draw
L and F Cattle Company
North River
Bay State Cattle Company
Henri Gotte
The
Kimball Observer
Nebraska Dairy Situation Surveyed by Blue Valley Institute
A Nebraska dairy survey shows one third of cows lose money while another third break even and the last third profit. Better feeding and breeding are urged as the path to higher output and lower costs. The report notes 65 percent of farms have milking cows, Nebraska’s cattle density and future prospects are questioned as experts urge efficiency and improved stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
United States
Lodgepole Social News Recaps Trips and Local Moves
Lodgepole residents report travels and visits across this week. Mr and Mrs A B Persinger returned from a three week Arizona auto trip visiting L B Jewett of a drug firm. H L Lucke and family moved into the Barlow building now fitted for housekeeping. Lodgepole school played a 20 to 4 baseball win at Sund Friday drawing a large booster crowd. Families journeyed to Neosho Falls Kansas and Denver for visits and fishing trips. A card party at the Lydiart home featured 500 with prizes and lunch.
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A. B. Persinger
Arizona
Lorina Mays
Dora Brown
Oley Withers
Neosho Fall
Kansas
Amanda Danielson
Withers
Lodge Polo School
Sund
B. J. Bates
Harold Rowan
Tribune
Kan
Wm. Rohie
Lodge Pole
Omaha
F. Rohie
John de Brunner
Allince
Louis
Lydiart
Lydiatts
Tates
Mooreheads
Mesdames Jewett
Minshall
Stava
Meyer
M. A. Wolfe
Schroll House
W. H. Weber
Charles
Philipsburg
W. B. Jewett
Gurley
Mary A. Libby
Bridge
South Divide News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
South Divide residents listed visiting and traveling to Sterling Potter York Sidney and Seattle. Maxwell sedan purchased by W E Payzant. Numerous families including Beans Hiett Shaw Nelson Robertson Yowell Livingston Fleming and Kilburn Kaub attended Sunday dinners receptions and weekend gatherings. A farewell for Rev Kilburn and reception for Rev Kaub were held at the M E church Tuesday night.
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W. E. Payzant
Maxwell
Mrs. Bean
Lorenzo
Sterling
Hiett
John Shaw
York
Guy Shaw
Henry Yowell
Lenora
Louise Yowell
Potter
L. T. Warrick
Ralph Fleming
Ralph Fleming Thursday Afternoon, October 16. A. FE. Alire
Otis Dintck
John Anderson
Charles Robertson
Robert Robertson
Dorothy
Ed Nelson
Betty Lee
Delores
Arvin Livingston
Clyde Johnson
Earl Hwiett
Lloyd Yowell
A. L. Yowell
Sidney
Armida Inglett
Seattle
Wash
Parrant
South Divide
Kilburn
Sunol Items Report Light Freezes and Local Events
A summary of Sunol community notes covers light freezes in the past week, hog loading by A. J. Englert, a Sunol Womans club lunch at the W. Y. Miles sale, and attendance at the Bentley dairy sale by Henry Pavlat and Bert Allington. It also notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Allington to Lodge Pole relatives, shipments of a carload of sheep by Emil Bluhm and Paul Booth, a Sunol lodge Pole school baseball game with Lodge Pole winning, and visits by Mrs. Emil Englert and her daughter Virginia to Lodge Pole. The next Sunol Women’s club meeting is mentioned.
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Sunol Womans Club
W. Y. Miles Sale
Henry Pavlat
Bert Allington
Bentley
L. E. Allington
Lodge Pole
Emil Bluhm
Paul Booth
Sunol
Lodge Pole School
Sunol School
Emil Englert
Virginia
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Community Gathering
The mans club will meet with Mrs Millard Pavlat and Mr VE lird Pavlat at Lodge Dede Saturday. Several young women and couples spent Thursday evening at Ruttner's and Dorothy Walters along with family members attended events at Noah Walters home. Other notes include Miss Alta Bahr visiting home folks and Grace Una and Ida Krueger visiting Bert Allington on Sunday. Wanda Pavlat visited the school on Wednesday.
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Mans Club
Millard Pavl
VE Lird Pavlat
Tieesher
Miss Stinter
Miss Nore
Mass Kahl
Jem
Bert Alleneton
Ruttner's
Dorothy Walters
Frank Hornicek
John Pavlat
Clayton
Leona Lindley
Dorothy
Noah Walters
Alta Bahr
Grace
Una
Ida Krueger
Bert Allington’s
J. B. Ruttner
Wanda Pavlat
Spring Canyon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. John Todd stays at her father's Dan Beebe home to help with work. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Dunn and Mrs. Robert Nicholas shopped at the county seat Monday. M. T. Moore drove to Crook Tuesday to bring home his car. Mrs. Harry Reeves entertained the Willing Workers all day last Wednesday, with a large crowd in attendance.
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John Todd
Dan Beebe
Ernest Bouser
Yfo Mikketeys
Arthur
Crook
Tuesdias
Hilliard
Lavern
Guy Ramsey
Guy William
R. Bell
George McCall
Will Tuickerson
Arthur McKelvey
Kensington
Guy Sylvester
Jim Bates
Robert Nicholas
Nicholas
Bates
Frelen
Kathryn Ramsey
Milo Moore
O. M. Engleman
George Taylor
Ellis Dunn
Trobert Nicholas
Sidney
Larkin Club
A. D. Hilliard
John Hansen
Bobby
Gus Sutter
Local Ladies Hold Quarantine of Quilts and Parties
In Crook area news, ladies finish quilting in two meetings and plan a follow up with Mrs. Ernest Bouser on October 15. Numerous social visits, parties, and lunches mark a busy spell with neighbors including the Hilliards, Ramseys, and Nichols.
Catholic Ladies Fall Bazaar Set For November 19 20
Notice states the Catholic ladies will hold their fall bazaar on November 19 and 20 with further particulars to be announced next week.
Pleasant View Social Snippets in Sterling Visit
Pleasant View residents and relatives exchanged Sunday calls and visits across town. Families including Borchers Gemeinhardts Wittrocks and Hilperts shared meals and attended funerals in Seward and Frohna while others traveled to Altenburg and Sidney for winter stays and school.
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England
Institute
Definiion
Sas
Delia Durkee
Julesburg
R. T. Widney
H. L. Krieder
E. House
F. J. Carter
W. G. Crose
Harry
A. J. Englert
Spring Canyon
Win
Borcher
Wittrock
Walter
Edner
Louise Borcher
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Mary Ann Daniel
Win. Borcher
Nora Wittrock
Win. Border
G. Gemeinhardt
George Hoens
Hugo Doering
Ben Hilpert
Will Man
Oscar Miller
Leona Gemeinhardt
Seward
Nev. Braunschwig
Wm. Border
H. B. Wittrock
Joe Gerler
Vivian Hibbard
Art Obendorfer
Frohna
Amanda Mangels
Gilbert
C. M. Wright
First Avenue
Eaat
James Cafe
J. M. James
Prop
I. J. Nisley
Incoln
Dawson, Devel, Keith
Kimball
Cheyenne, Banner, McPherson
Dawson County
Lexington
Nea
State
Uni
James
Gurley Flour Mills
Gurley, Nebraska
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