Storaged Packed Eggs Priced Higher with New Wood Cases
Eggs packed for storage in odorless white wood cases with new fillers and flats sell for slightly higher prices per dozen than eggs packed by other methods.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
10
Eggs packed for storage in odorless white wood cases with new fillers and flats sell for slightly higher prices per dozen than eggs packed by other methods.
Creditors of the estate numbered 675 of Isola B Wasson, deceased, in Cheyenne County Nebraska, must file claims by December 28, 1928 and debts are payable by September 29, 1929. The county judge will receive and settle claims October 10, 1928 and December 29, 1928 at ten o'clock A M in the County Court Room. Dated September 5, 1928. (Seal) Elmer Kahl County Judge.
Neil Atkins, driver of the Owens car, claims a boy was knocked from the vehicle. The Anderson boy admits taking his father's car without permission to give his young friends a ride while following the Owens dairy truck. The incident underscores dangers of child driving and riding in autos.
A fragment notes continued discussion of the Smiths creed and its reflection on national institutions. The brief passage emphasizes familiarity and sympathy with underlying governmental structures and the renown associated with the creed.
Senator Robinson attacks Governor Smith citing his legislative record and reform successes while praising William Allen White for defending Smith. The exchange centers on leadership in flood control and foreign aid, with references to Hoover and Harding Coolidge administrations and critiques of other advisers.
Washington, Sept. 6 H C Hans, former Republican senator from North Dakota, released an open letter to Herbert Hoover calling on him to repudiate newspaper statements that appeal to religious prejudice. Hans warned of an America divided politically over religious controversies and urged Hoover to reject the demoralizing support.
The spring caravan will retrace the Gold Rush era routes through Kansas and Nebraska with pony express races and historic markers. Governors from five states back the project while Lincoln hosts the Omaha start as communities share expenses to permanently mark the trail and unite state historical societies.
Rules govern county fair races with 1900 dollar purses and entry conditions. No scratches after 9 am day of race without judges consent. judges may cancel races with fewer than five starters. Horses saddled 15 minutes before post. only starter at post. jockeys in stable colors with visible numbers. numbers returned to paddock after race. Cheyenne county fair anticipates opening across a broad range of exhibits and entertainment with record crowds expected.
Hassell and Cramer, forced off course by bad weather on a 1600 mile second leg from Cochrane Ontario to Mount Evans, were rescued by a motor boat after signaling a fire. They were taken to Camp Lloyd near a radio station at Mount Evans.
Monoplane Greater Rockford was sighted over Fiskenaesset on August 18, then again the next morning. A Danish Greenland report confirmed the sighting and ordered search boats and land parties. Hobbs led an expedition to forecast Atlantic weather, with Hassell and Cramer later reported safe. The Amundsen float find faded hope for survivors.
Western Nebraska eyes pump irrigation west of Bridgeport in Pumpkin Creek valley. Nebraska Electric Power company funds initial setup. Power cost projected at 1.88 dollars per acre for 60 acres in 30 days, excluding equipment and upkeep, assuming power at 4 cents per kWh.
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