Notable clergy and local affairs in Scottsbluff region
Dean H Ives honored by St. Andrews in Scottsbluff. return after ten years. Local marriages include Everett Iseminger and Nellis Hewett. Arthur Dirks and Edna Horn wed in Torrington. Elevator sale in Dalton. Pelster and Anderson take over Independence elevator. Odd corn ear shows a hand shape. cattle shipments from Mitchell to Omaha. Scottsbluff man injured in dispute. George Huck shot by Mrs Backer. Agricultural guidance on selecting seed corn from USDA.
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Dean H. Ives
Episcopal Church
Sidney
Scottsbluff
St. Andrew’s Church
Dean Ives
Scotts Muff Star- Herald
Arthur B. C. Dirks
Dalton
Edna Horn
Gering
Torrington
Wyoming
George Worth
Mexican man jailed for July 4 killing in Minatare
Ferzo Negrette of Mexico, held in Minatare jail since July, was sentenced by Judge Baron last week to one year in the penitentiary for the killing of Jesus Quiros after a large Fourth of July celebration. He allegedly killed his countryman in a quarrel while both were intoxicated.
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Ferzo Negrette
Mexico
Minatare
Jesus Quiros
Alance
Baron
Fire losses from lightning reach 20 million dollars
The Weather Bureau notes lightning fires cause up to 20 million dollars in annual U S losses. In Iowa over four years ending 1922, claims totaled 1,368,704 with 66 percent from farm barns. A Scottsbluff church founded 1910 now owns a 250 member congregation and will triple its size with the 1921 edifice.
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United States
Iowa
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Scottsbluff
Dalton man marries Nemaha City woman in Julesburg
Harry A. Lutcavish of Dalton and Miss Faye Irene Crane of Nemaha City Nebraska were carried at Julesburg October 1.
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Harry A. Lutcavish
Dalton
Faye Irene Crane
Nemaha City
Nebraska
Julesburg
Radio receiving sets on farms estimated at 40000
County agricultural agents report about 40 000 radio receiving sets on farms across 780 counties an average of six per county. The system provides Federal weather forecasts crop reports and market quotations along with agricultural news in agrlograms and talks from the Department of Agriculture via cooperating commercial stations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricuture
Freeze Fringes Nebraska Potato Yield Near Hemingford
A hard freeze Sunday night turned several lakes across Nebraska into skating ponds and raised alarm among potato growers near Hemingford about likely heavy damage to the upcoming yield.
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Nebraska
Hemingford
Public DeMolay officer installation and regional events
Persinger chapter DeMolay held its first public installation in Chappell gym with speaker Dimery of Sidney. A Deuel county corn show will span five counties with exhibits and prizes on November 1 and 2 in Chappell. Also noted are farm corn exhibits, county tax totals, and a planned public wedding during Alliance fall festival with Indian dignitaries leading a parade.
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THE
American Bank
Sidney and
Vicinity
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Persinger
Order of
Deuel County
Ogalulala
Keith
Parkins
Arthur
Garden
Devel
Chappell
Alliance
Joseph Yellow Thunder
Theresa
Pine Ridge Agency
Harvesting Big Potato Crop and King Rilley’s Quick Return
King Rilley, long missing, is found buried in his South Able potato field where he supervises harvest and storage. Officials expect at least 200 bushels per acre. He left harvesting briefly to race autos at Kearney and has since competed in Franklin Holdrege and Madison, winning most events and setting a track record in Oshkosh.
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King Rilley
Able
King
Kearney
Noel Bullock
Franklin
Holdrege
Madison
Colorado
Oshkosh News
Pipeline Tank Construction Near Completion at Os hosh
The riveting crew stationed for months near Oshkosh completed two large steel tanks for Sinclair Pipe Line company and moved to Cozad for similar work. Other construction progresses well and exterior work should finish before cold weather disrupts operations.
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Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Cozad
Oshkosh News
Injured While Hunting A Boy Severely Damages Toe
Roy Téterson Jr., youngest son of Mr and Mrs Andy Téterson Sr, sustained a painful hunting accident last Sunday. While resting during a juvenile sportmen’s outing the gun discharged and severed the end of his second toe. He was taken home for prompt medical attention per Chappell Register.
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Roy
Andy Téterson
Chappell Register
Fairbanks Trades Ford for Stolen Six Cylinder Car
Fairbanks of Prosser traded his Ford and $50 to Ernest Taylor for a six cylinder touring car. The six cylinder car was later identified as the Lincoln garage theft vehicle. Fairbanks surrendered the car to its owner. He found his Ford sold to a Gibbon garage and was told it must stay. Sheriff Koenig reports Taylor turned over to the government for desertion from the army.
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Koenig
Scottebluff County
Taylor
Shelton Clipper
Move of William Richardson’s remains to Scotts Bluff
The body of William Richardson, an early valley settler and pioneer lawyer, was moved from Gering cemetery to Scotts Bluff cemetery last week. His daughter Florence Robinson of Chicago directed the relocation. Richardson died in Gering on February 26, 1900, aged fifty eight.
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William Richardson
Gering
Scottsbluff
Gerjng Courier
Oberfelder's Store for Rent in Sidmey’s Best Location
Property notice announces Oberfelder's store available to rent in Sidmey, highlighting prime street position and potential tenant opportunities. Local brokers urge inquiries for terms and occupancy details.
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Oberfelder’s
Tor Rent
Sidmey
Wheat Producers conference resolution from Witchita Kansas
The Wheat Farmers resolution argues diversification of agriculture in the wheat belt is key to prosperity. It urges families to feed themselves and gain profitable year round employment by adding dairy cows, hogs, poultry, and feed crops to reduce surplus wheat acreage.
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Wheat Producers Conference
Witchita
Kansas
Purebred bulls prove value through 30 year Missouri trial
Sun-a-Bar Farms in Missouri hosts a 30 year demonstration showing superior prices for purebred beef bulls. In 1918 common bull sired steers earned 2.26 per cwt under top price, totaling 24.91 less than top value. First cross two year olds from cows sired by purebreds set a Kansas City record, selling 40 cents per cwt above bulk top, about 5.22 more per head.
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Missouri
Kansas City
When in need of good printing, call The Telegraph
A brief notice urges readers to contact The Telegraph for reliable printing services. The item emphasizes quality and availability, presenting The Telegraph as the go to local printer for stationery and publication needs.
Figures cost of an acre of wheat in Kansas
A Kansas grower calculates wheat cost at 13.50 an acre with 5 on capital, 1.10 plowing, 0.25 borrowing, 2.25 drilling, 0.72 hauling, 0.65 seed. With 18 bushels per acre and 90 acres, net profit is $4. The piece contrasts farmer taxes with Chicago gamblers earning more in a week, noting labor pays wages but not farm profits.
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Kansas
Chicago Board of Trade
Lodge Pole Forms Commercial Club at City Hall
Lodge Pole now has a full pledged Commercial Club after the organization was perfected last Wednesday night at the City Hall. The club aims to do much good this winter and in the future, with officers Wmn. Oetinger as president FB Vaughan as secretary St W Englert as treasurer. Russell and Vaughan were appointed to draft the by laws.
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Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Community Club
Wmn. Oetinger
FB. Vaughan
St. W. Englert
W. D. Russell
O FE. Vaughan
Lodge Pole Express
Pat Ryan Fights Burglar In Home Theft Escapes Shirtless
Pat Ryan, known as the "Bottedloft" man, fought a burglar who emerged from his bedroom last Sunday night. After a tense struggle the intruder fled, leaving Pat with his clothes recovered and the burglar's cap in hand.
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Pat
Ryan
Terrible accident claims life of two year old Elsie Eveyn in Peetz
A truck driven by Elsie’s father crushed the child at the Gus Haggstrom place west of Peetz during threshing yard movements. Little Elsie Evelyn, two, died shortly after, and the family left for St Paul Nebraska with the remains. interment planned.
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Gus Haggstrom
Peetz
Haggstrom
Pris Yard
Max Kuehl
Elsie Evelyn
St. Paul
Nebr
Elsie Eveyn—Peetz
Diphtheria Closes Bushnell Schools Amid Outbreak
Miss Sarah Wolfe a Bushnell teacher has diphtheria the only known county case The county physician reports no other illnesses and Bushnell schools remain closed this week to prevent spread of the disease.
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Sarah Wolfe
Bushnell
Ertz Boy Wins Bout From Gentry at Elk's Smoker
At the Elk's smoker in Sterling last Wednesday night Frank McCormick of Peets earned a decision over Lloyd Gentry, the popular Sterling lad who had previously won his last three bouts by knockout.
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Sterling
Frank McCormick
Peets
Lloyd Gentry
Sterling Lad
Oberfelder's Sweaters and Wear Reduce Prices
A line of sweaters, heavy outerwear, and flannel skirts offered at lower prices at Oberfelder's. The sale highlights discounted winter apparel.
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Oberfelder’s
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Dever County High School
Everett Iseminger
Nellis Hewett
Gurley
Sterling, Colo
John Pelster
H.C. Anderson
A. E. Kennedy
E. F. Grassinger
Kennedy
Grassinger
Messrs. Pelster
Anderson
Danie
F.A. Westover
Omaha
Mitchell
W. M. Lee
Mr. Lee
George Huck
Peter Backer
Paul
Saint Paul
Tarsus
Sidney, Nebraska
State of
Jesse C. McNish
Geo. B. Taylor
J. & McCarthy
G. Schroeder
Rev. G. Schultz
German Lutheran Church of
Kimball
Plattyville, Colorado
H. C. Blome
Chicago
Bradstreet’s
Scots Bluff County
Harrisburg News
Martin Jensen
Laramie County
Wyoming Fair
Pine Bluffs
John Ewbank
Jas. R. Wilkinson
Ertz Boy
Gentry
Mens
Misses
O'Brien
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