Missouri Tigers to Meet Cornhuskers on Saturday
Nebraska to host undefeated Missouri at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln during homecoming. Huskers beat Iowa State Montana State and Syracuse while Missouri edged Center College and Iowa State. crowd of 20 000 expected for the season’s high turnout and a halftime Nebraska band parade of over 90 musicians accompanies the game.
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Missouri Tigers
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Scarlet and Cream
Memorial Stadium
Lincoln
Huskers
Iowa State
Montana State
Syracuse
Mizzou Bengals
Center College
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Orange Invaders
University of Nebraska
Auto Trail Blazer Visits Sidney on Way to Coast
J. Graham Oates, notable for shaping a transcontinental Canadian auto route, spent three days this week in Sidney. His British motorcycle was damaged when bumped off by a passing car near Sidney. he had to dispatch to Denver for repairs before continuing by bus to Omaha and a westbound plane toward Windsor and Canada.
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J. Graham Oates
Sidney
Mr. Oates
Denver
Omaha
Canada
Windsor
Bartholomew and Mrs White wed in Sidney home ceremony
Charlotte White of Kimball and E. W. Bartholomew married at 3 pm Tuesday at Sidney home of Mr and Mrs George Davis. Rev Hal F Schenck officiated, with Mr and Mrs G L Schiller as the only guests. Mrs Bartholomew wore dark blue georgette. A wedding luncheon followed. The couple then left for Kimball to reside.
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Charlotte White
Kimball
E. W. Bartholomew
George Davis
Sidney
Hal F. Schenck
M. E. Church
G. L. Schiller
Lodge Pole Boy Dies in Hospital at Denver
Arland Kahrs born December 25 1918 died October 21 1928 after becoming seriously ill and taken to a Denver hospital. He was the oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Kahrs of near Goodview. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 12 30 at the home and at the Lutheran church in Lodge Pole afterward.
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Arland Kahrs
Denver
John Kahrs
Goodview
Lodge Pole
Blaze Causes Small Roof Burn At Etherton Residence
A chimney origin roof fire at the Phil D Etherton home damaged about two by two feet of shingles. Fire was spotted around 8:30 am and extinguished before fire trucks arrived.
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Phil D. Etherton
Livestock prices on the Omaha marketOctober 24 1928
Union Stock Yards report shows cattle prices steady to up to 15 cents higher with receipts of 8000 head. Quotations list various grades from prime heavy steers to stock calves, plus grasses and Mexican cattle, with specific price ranges for each category. Also notes local events: dance at Hardy hall October 29, bazaar October 31, and bake sale November 3 with committee names. Bluhill Coffee ad and contact details included.
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Union Stock Yards
Sound Waves That Kill Tiny Organisms On Campus
Berkeley scientists at the University of California claim high frequency sound waves vibrating at 750000 times a second can instantly kill protozoa and even sever planarian worms under microscopes. Using a glass needle and micromanipulator, they direct vibrations to specific cells, suggesting potential bloodless surgical applications and advancing this delicate field.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of
A. R. Olson
Department of Chemistry
F.O. Schmitt
C. H. Johnson
Chinese Typewriter Perfected by American
A new American invention tests the compare of pen and sword in China. The Chinese typewriter uses the Chu Yin Tzu Mu alphabet with 48 characters, phonetic symbols, sign marks, numerals, and tone marks. Its characters are set sidewise and require a quarter turn to read after printing.
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New York
China
Vast Store of Bone Made Fertilizer Bid Draws Bidder Interest
Millions of dollars worth of seal and sea lion bone deposits on the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea attract local capital to bid for the privilege of reclaiming the government owned fertilizer. The piles form the largest bone deposits in the world, with drifts described as a mile long and half a mile wide and six feet deep, shaped by ice and waves and possibly buried sand.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pribilof Islands
Bering Sea
Tocal
Two Thousand Cats Hired to Rid Havre Rats
Havre places 2000 cats on the municipal payroll to curb a rat infestation. The port, fed by ships from around the world, overwhelmed the city last year, prompting a cat-based solution to clear the harbor of vermin.
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le Havre
Havre
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Lodge Pole Boy
Omaha Stock Market
Bluhill Coffee
Hardy Hall
Vernon McDonald
the Bazaar
Royal Neighbors
Leonard’s Grocery
Fisher
Nelmann
van Aelstyn
Sterting
California
J. B. Byars Co
Coats
Charmings
Charming Millinery
J.B. Byars Co
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