President Coolidge Urges More Religion in U S
President Calvin Coolidge told the national council of Congregational churches that law observance and religious faith are essential to the nation. He warned that lawlessness grows where people neglect duty and urged renewal of faith to sustain civilization. Coolidge attends as honorary moderator and was re elected for two more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
National Council of Congregational Churches
Frank I. Harwood
Appleton
Wis
United States
National Council
Sudden Death of Society Woman Probed by Police
In Los Angeles police and the district attorney investigated the sudden death of Mrs. Craig Biddle, a Philadelphia socialite. Post mortem signs pointed to alcoholism. her husband Craig Biddle was questioned but offered no explanation. The couple reportedly had been estranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
New York Stock Market Breaks After Wild Day
In one of the wildest days in Wall Street history the giant bubble of motor shares speculation burst with suddenness. A frenzy of speculation ruled the market with chaotic scenes on the New York stock and curb exchanges unseen by any veteran broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Girl Parachute Jumper Killed Near Niles Michigan
Miss Dagmar Stegman twenty one year old parachute jumper was fatally injured when she plunged two hundred feet from a moving airplane into Basson lake six miles east of Niles Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Mich
Dagmar Stegman
Basson Lake
Nilea
Esthonian Debt Settlement Authorized in Washington
The Esthonian government authorizes its Washington minister to negotiate a settlement of the nation’s debt of 1.4 million dollars to the United States, following the Polish American agreement framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Robbed author and companion lose jewels in Florida holdup
Writer Nina Wilcox Putnam and companion R. W. Gauger were robbed on Ocean Boulevard near 1 Bay in West Palm Beach. Five young robbers seized jewels and cash valued at $6,000, according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Ocean Boulevard
1 Bay
R. W. Gauger
General Doe Dead in Milwaukee at Seventy
General Joseph B. Doe longtime assistant secretary of war under President Cleveland died at his Milwaukee home at age seventy. He served in federal wartime leadership and was known as a prominent military administrator. His death prompts tributes from peers and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joseph B. Doe
Cleveland
Sunol News Highlights Snow Delays Corn Shucking and Local Events
Sunol residents celebrate snow while corn shucking slows. Sunol items note visitors, illnesses, and school life. Scarlet fever quarantines at the H. R. Glassburn home. limited cases in mild form and fumigation planned if no new cases arise. Local clubs, visits to Denver, and classroom notes round out the week with perfect attendance and upcoming exams in physics and American literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons Johson
Sunol
Ronald
Q. E. Terry
Henry Bolt
A. I. Tremain
J. B. Ruttner
H. R. Glassburn
Roche
Schoo
Gunter
Frank
Robert
J. C. Newton
Sunol Women's Club
F. Pavlat
Alta
Eldora Bahr
Greenwood
George Booth
Albert Fenske
Denver
Cecil Hunt
Tom Hubbell
Miss Beecher
William Cullen Bryant
Marriage of Lodge Pole Miss Kate Sherrell and Ridgway Fletcher
Lodge Pole Miss Kate Sherrell and Ridgway Fletcher wed at the M E parsonage in Chappell and left for Sioux City Iowa where the groom works at a garage The bride is a Cheyenne county teacher Neat and prosperous life wished Then notes on football at Bridgeport a snowstorm and several local social visits and minor incidents with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Sherrell
Ridgway Fletcher
M. E. Parsonage
Chappell
Sioux City
Iowa
Cheyenne County
Wodge Pole
Bridgeport
Gladys LaGrange
Consolidated School
Big Springs
Fred Lehmkuhl
Mary Stephens
Sidney
John Schneider
Gurley
Henry Ronneker
F. J. Grant
L. R Barlow
John Paviat
Ruth Goedtsche
Ogallala
Wilma Hay
Halloween Themed Party Opens with Dainty Lunch
Decorations and favors reflected the Hallowe en season. A dainty lunch was served. Prizes were won by Mesdames Lydiatt Garter and Winston. Mrs Nellie E Pettys left Sunday for Sidney to visit her daughter Mrs J W McDaniel Jr for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe
Mesdames Lydiatt, Garter and
Winston
Nellie E. Pettys
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel, Jr
Community notes from North Divide and nearby areas
Frank Goodwin returned home from Omaha on Tuesday. Sterling hauled a truckload of furniture to Mr. Johnson in Grand Island. Catherine Eamer spent the weekend at the George Rippe home. Various locals attended gatherings, listened to radio, and shared lunch. A light snowfall aided farmers. Farmers Union meeting drew attendees amid poor weather. pupils of district 77 performed well. Jim Sparks and wife own a new radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Omaha
Wait Sterling
Johnson
Grand Island
Catherine Eamer
George Rippe
Ray Wellner Teft
Hancock
Catherine Hamer
Paul Sparks
Mr. Kinton
Waldo Barham
Jim Sparks
Snell Boys
Geo
Clarence Ely
Mrs. Hancock
Concord
Nebr
Elmer Hughes
Martha Frerichs
Clyde Kinton
Ed Brockelsby
Frank Kinton
George Jones
A. K. Anderson
Ruth
Farmers Union
Golf Club Championship To Be Decided Soon
The club championship pits Peter Hansen against Revi L VY Slocumb in a 36 hole final after a snow interrupted first 18 holes ended in a tie. The decisive back nine was expected to be played today if weather allows, with Pittsburg betting on Potter Review as the outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hansen
Rev i L. VY
Cheese Factory at Gering to Open by November
The Gering cheese factory arrives with plans to begin operation by November first. It will process up to 8,000 pounds of milk daily, yielding about 800 to 1000 pounds of cheese, and will be sited in the Troy building on Main Street. Officers include Carl Stuckey as president and L. B. Harrison as vice president, with Orville Bartow secretary and A. N. Mathers treasurer. others are Ed Weathersfield, N. B. Pattison, and H. L. Yensen as directors. A third factory is planned in Dutch Flats, and Morill businessmen will assist in fundraising. Further valley plants are anticipated as demand for Golden Pheasant cheese grows, with all products marketed through a central organization and Marsh and Marsh of Omaha as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Fairview
Troy
Carl Stuckey
L. B. Harrison
Orville Bartow
A. N. Mathers
Ed Weathersfield
N. B. Pattison
HL Yensen
Morrill Commercial Club
Golden Pheasant
Marsh and Marsh of
Omaha
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Ad prospect in The Telegram promises results
An advertisement in The Telegram pledges strong returns for advertisers. It highlights broad reach, quick impact, and affordable rates to draw local businesses toward a trial campaign. The note emphasizes measurable results and ease of placement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vatican
Frank N. Spellman
Cardinal Gasparri
Papal
U. S
General Doe
Mary A. Libby
Chadron
Roy
Art Singley
E. B
Fearl
Haxtun
Harold Rowan
Russell Detrick
Dalton
B. J. Bates
Frank Kucera
Mev
Staniforth
Methodist Hospital
Ladies Aid
Carter's Store
Aid Fund
E. K. Fish and Baby
Norton
Kansas
O. Meyer
Wm. Goettsche
Meyer Home
North Divide
C. W. Hornaday
Sidney, Nebraska
E. Srd
Phene
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Hahler Garage
A. R. Lsueur
A. R. Lesueur
Standard Oil Company OF
Nebraska
Lincoln Hastings
North Platte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!