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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
12
Washington reports that on October 20 the senate interstate commerce committee added a provision to penalize strikers and those who foment railroad strikes within the railroad bill.
Farmers from across Nebraska show interest in a 2 million dollar cooperative grain enterprise launched in Omaha last week. C J Osborn of Sidney, VP of the organization, receives the constitution, by laws, and articles of incorporation. Capital stock to be held by local farmers and cooperative elevator associations numbering about eighty two in Nebraska. The firm will build a large grain elevator in Omaha and join the grain exchange to handle and sell grain on a cooperative basis. Gustafson serves as president and heads the Farmers Union of Nebraska along with related companies. Osborn is on the state union board of directors.
Mr Closten Laker and Miss Clara Beaver were united in marriage at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church in Sidney on Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Reverend William F. Peters with George Brauer and Helen Brauer as witnesses. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, with a dinner for about fifty relatives and friends. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Brauer. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laker. The couple comes from pioneer Cheyenne county families and received many well wishes for a prosperous life.
The state department says treaty obligations prevent deporting 1745 aliens who withdrew declarations of intent to become citizens to avoid wartime service. Secretary Lansing informed Chairman Johnson of this. Bills in Congress propose deportation. Johnson reports objections from Norway and Sweden ministers.
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