First Meeting of Creditors in Fehr Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court North Platte Division Nebraska Arnold H Fehr bankrupt No 394 a meeting of creditors is set for November 6 1928 at 9 oclock forenoon in the Tramp Building North Platte Nebraska Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt before the refree Walter V Hoagland presiding At the meeting other business as may come before it will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Walter V. Hoagland
Notice restricts hunting on designated township sections
Notice states no hunting or trespassing allowed on Section 20 28 29 32 33 and 34 in township 14 range 48 and requests no requests to hunt the land. Dated 1 9 11 13 by Richard Krueger. Other items note an Atwater Kent radio advert and two community events: St Patrick's auditorium bazaar November 14 and 15, and a Royal neighbors bake sale at Leonard's Grocery November 3 at 2 pm with committee members listed.
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Township
Richard Krueger
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Royal Neighbors
Leonard’s Grocery
Fisher
Nelmann
van Aelstyn
Sterling
Lon Chaney in Tell It to the Marines at local theatre
Lon Chaney stars as a hard faced army officer in Tell It to the Marines supported by a nurse and eager recruits. The film blends comedy action and romance as a rookie falls for the hospital nurse then proves his valor during a rebel uprising. Also note an executor’s notice from the estate of Dr Stacy Anson Ransom seeks information through Washington Loan and Trust Co.
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Lon Chaney
Chaney
Hns
Stacy Anson Ransom
John Howard Griffiths
Washington Loan and Trust Company
F Street Northwest
Washington, D. C
Peetz Beats Crook 20 to 0 in Logan County League Game
The Peetz team defeated Crook 20 to 0 on Crook field. Taylor, a sophomore at Peetz, starred as a halfback and triple threat, with forward passes highlighted. Pulver, Peetz quarterback, also excelled, as touchdowns came from R Brown Sethaler and J Brown, aided by a blocked punt and forward passes. Peetz aims to seal the county title with two upcoming non conference games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Crook
Taylor
Pulver
R. Brown
Sethaler
J. Brown
Souci
Fleming
St Anthony’s School
Sterling
Nebraska
Dares Mrs Willebrandt to Debate Farm Program
Des Moines Oct 20 Mrs Verna Hatch of Indiana challenged Mrs Mable Willebrandt to a debate on the farm problem as a moral issue affecting women. The Agricultural Equality Voters league of Iowa urged acceptance and named Des Moines as the scene. Hatch, former welfare and education director for the Indiana farm bureau, called Willebrandt ignorant of the campaign’s moral issues and accused her of misrepresenting Governor Smith.
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Des Moines
America
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Verna Hatch
Indiana
Agricultural Equality Voters League of Iowa
Willebrant
Women of America
Hatch
Indiana Farm Bureau
Nebraska corn yield declines from last year
Nebraska reports lower corn yield than a year ago due to moisture variability. Southeast states show abundant moisture with 90 percent of wheat seeded. 21.5 percent of wheat remains to be seeded, down from 6.2 percent a year earlier. Wheat price averages 93 cents per bushel, up from last year. Rye seeding up, bankers note 81 percent of last year’s rye planted. Feeder cattle and lamb prices stable, with southeast showing the largest differences. Hog market readiness varies by region, with December 1 projections.
New Automatic Stoker Installed at Court House
A new automatic stoker installed last week at the court house is now in use. It features a 500 pound coal retort a six inch diameter augur and a blower. When operated the augur feeds coal to the furnace bed while the blower pushes air through the coals producing a clean flame with minimal smoke and no ashes to remove according to janitor Dave Huff.
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Court House
Dave Huff
Hemingford Couple Married by Judge Kahl
Miss Doris Evelyn McKinley wed Arthur Henry Kahler on Thursday October 18 in Hemingford. The Kahlers, daughter of James and Mrs McKinley and son of John and Mrs Kahler, plan to reside on a local farm.
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Doris Evelyn — McKinley
Arthur Henry Kahler
Elmer Kahl
Kahler
James McKinley
Hemingford
John Kahler
Football Returns At Jordan Electric Shop
Football fans gathered at the Jordan Electric shop to hear returns from big games via the Majestic radio hookup. Scrimmage details came through clearly, though interference was noted in several city areas where other receivers also picked up the broadcasts.
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Jordan Electric Shop
Jordan Shop
Methodists Hear Special Music at Sunday Service
Special choir music was sung at both the morning and evening services at the Methodist church Sunday. A quartet including Miss Marjorie Pettett, Mr. Fred Reed, Mrs. Reed, and Prof. I R McCormack sang I Shall Be Like Him in the morning service. Three new members were received: Prof. and Mrs. McCormack and Mrs Charles Sprenger. Ten babies were cared for in the church nursery sponsored by the senior Epworth league at the parsonage. Mrs Hal F Schenck donated a parsonage room for the nursery with two girls volunteering weekly to assist.
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Marjorie Pettett
Fred Reed
I. R. McCormack
McCormack
Charles Sprenger
Epworth League
Hal F. Schenck
Plane of Denver Pilot Strikes Pole at Kimball
Capt. W H Calhoun of the Colorado Air Way service of Denver struck a steel pole carrying a high tension circuit while flying low over the Union Pacific right of way. The plane was brought to the ground at Kimball with a torn wing but Calhoun was not injured and minor damage only. He waited at Kimball for repairs from Denver on his westward trip to Cheyenne.
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Union Pacific
W. H. Calhoun
Colorado Air Way Service
Denver
Kimball
Capt. Calhoun
Cheyenne
County Superintendent on Rural School Visit
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson county superintendent of schools inspected rural schools since last Tuesday and returned to Sidney Friday evening. She remained over the weekend and left Monday to continue the work as long as weather is favorable.
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Gertrude Nelson
Sidney
Bank at Big Springs Ordered Closed Last Week
The American State Bank at Big Springs was closed Wednesday and is under the state department of trade and commerce. A state bank examiner has examined the bank for a week. A reorganization is hoped to resume business. The bank was organized in 1917 with John Jensen as president, capital stock of 30000 and loans and discounts totaling 154000.
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Amercan State Bank
Big Springs
Department of Trade and Commmrce
John Jensen
Cattle losses reported from hemorrhage septicemia in Chevennt area
Cattle owners in Chevennt and Deuel counties report a sudden hemorrhage septicemia epidemic harming herds. At the A B Persinger ranch near Lodge Pole nine cattle died within hours, with over 1000 head vaccinated this week as officials believe the spread has been checked.
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Chevennt
Deuel
A. B. Persinger
Lodge Pole
Sidney Steam Laundry Adds Automatic Presses
Mr Fawcett of Denver, American laundry machinery engineer, visited Sidney Thursday and Friday to adjust power machines and automatic presses at the Sidney Steam Laundry. The establishment has ordered two additional automatic presses to be installed soon. Eight presses are now in use. one old model will be removed.
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Fawcett
Denver
Sidney
Maytag salesmen meet in Scottsbluff Nebraska
About 25 Maytag washing machine dealers from western Nebraska met in Scottsbluff after a banquet at the Lincoln hotel. R G Green district manager welcomed attendees. A N Mather and F G Johnson spoke. Dealers highlighted selling and demonstration of Maytag washers. ten western counties attended the largest Scottsbluff meeting to date.
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Lucy Jordan
Jordan Electric Shop
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Lincoln Hotel
R. G. Green
Maytag Company
A. N. Mather
Gering
F. G. Johnson
Omaha
I O O F and Rebekahs Elect State Officers
The Lincoln meeting elected H P Ranking as grand master of the Nebraska grand lodge of the I O O F and Mrs Aimee Conger of Erickson as president of the Rebekah assembly. J T Fletcher of Orchard and H A Taylor of Albion were chosen to the supreme grand lodge. Clara E Davis of North Platte remains on the assembly home board. Edith Lancaster of York re elected to two year term. Margaret Holcom of Broken Bow to a three year term. Julia Welch of Lincoln named a Rebekah association delegate. Telegraph Want Ads are effective.
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H. P. Ranking
Lincoln
Nebraska
Margaret Holcom
Broken Bow
Julia Welch
Rebekah Association
County Agent Willey Attending State Convention
Lincoln county agent L D Willey of Cheyenne county left Sidney Sunday evening for Lincoln to attend the annual state convention of county agents. He will return Sunday morning October 28.
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L. D Willey
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Lincoln
Willey
P T A Leaders Attend Missouri State Meeting
Mrs. F A Bush, local P T A president, returned from Maryville where her daughter Ruth trained as a nurse. She joined the Maryville president at the Missouri P T A state convention in Trenton, with the Bushes previously residing in Maryville.
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F. A. Bush
Maryville
Ruth
St. Joseph Methodist Hospital
Bush
P.T. A
Missouri P.T. A
Trenton
High School Athletic Rule Change Approved
Lincoln Oct 22 High school athletes may compete until eight semesters or four years regardless of time in school. Nebraska High School Athletic association completed a referendum last week. The age limit change from 20 to 21 was defeated. It is the second vote this year with prior attempt failing to meet required votes.
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Lincoln
Nebraska High School Athletic Association
Tunney Heeney Fight Film Heads to U S A Theatres
Fans will view the Tunney Heeney boxing contest on Friday and Saturday at local theatres as part of the regular program. The Model from Montmarte will screen Friday with the fight and The Upland Rider Saturday alongside news and comedy shorts.
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Montmarte
Carp Removal From Lodge Pole Waters Completed
According to the Lodge Pole Express Mr Huddleson and the Nebraska game fish commission crew aided by Izaak Walton league members removed seined carp from Lodge Pole creek over two days The Soderquist dam and the M P Jensen farm dam known as the Dikes were cleared All game fish captured were returned to the stream to help native populations thrive again
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Lodge Pole Express
Huddleson
Nebraska Fish and Game Commission
Izaak Walton League of American
Lodge Pole Creek
M. P. Jensen
Carp Removal Reduces Creek Population Threat to Game Fish
The carp taken from the stream were remarkable in size. The removal followed a Walton League request to the state department aimed at protecting the game fish supply, as carp had become numerous and endangered the creek’s native species.
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Ioeal Walton League
State Department
Community Notes from North Divide Gatherings and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke visited at the Miller home Tuesday evening. The W M B club met with Mrs V R McManus Wednesday with fair attendance. Hostess served a delicious lunch. Mrs Claud Sparks visited at the Paul Sparks home Friday. Fred Seimmers returned home from the eastern part of the state last week. Ed Brockelsby busy building turkey houses. Farmers Union of Huntsman received a carload of coal Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Claud Sparks and son attended the show in Sidney Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Kinton visited O L Miller Wednesday evening. Mrs George Neiman and babies returned home from Taylor hospital Tuesday. Mrs O L Miller on sick list this week. Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks hosted a dance Friday evening. All had a fine time. Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner hosted a party Saturday afternoon for their son Edwin’s seventh birthday. Guests included Bobbie Barlow, Bobbie Rauner, Jason Roche, Junior Roth, Jerome Short, Jimmie Herbert, Bobby Murray, Edward Stokes, Henry Schilt, Jimmie O Connell, Wayne Hart, Teddie Leiber, Charles Matthews, Charles Gallagher, Donald Fahy. Edward received many gifts. Afternoon featured games and a lunch of creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, sherbet and cake. Edwin’s friends wished him many more birthdays. Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland visited George Neiman Wednesday evening. It is noted soil and plants respond to fertilizer, not just hold it, with unknown precise reactions. Further study by the U S Department of Agriculture may improve fertilizer practices.
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Ed Lipke
O. L. Miller
W. M. B. Club
VR. McManus
Claud Sparks
Paul Sparks
Fred Seimers
Ed Brockelsby
Farmers Union of Huntsman
Sidney
Frank Kinton
George Neiman
Babys
Taylor Hospital
Ray Wellner
Edwin
Bobbie Barlow
Bobbie Rauner
Jason Roche
Junior Roth
Jerome Short
Jimmie Herbert
Bobby Murray
Edward Stokes
Henry Schilt
Jimmie O'Connell
Wayne Hart
Teddie Leiber
Charles Matthews
Charles Gallagher
Donald Fahy
Edward
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A. S. Hardy
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Lorenzo
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Star Market
Ida Simms
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Atwater Kent
W. LeRoy Larpett
H. H. Batey
Sidney Telegraph
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Swatzlander Ranch
Carlson Hospital
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McIntosh & Martin
Sidney Creamery Company
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Hidalgo County
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17Th Ave
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7Th Ave
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Ilinois St
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J. E. Costello
Mrs. Willebrandt
Kahl
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Maytag
Rebekahs
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