Hoot Gibson Stars in Trimmed at U S A Theatre
Hoot Gibson headlines Trimmed at the U S A Theatre Friday and Saturday. Dale Garland, a war hero turned sheriff, is paired with Patsy Ruth Miller in a Western tale of action romance. Supporting cast includes Alfred Hollingsworth Fred Kohler Otto Hofman Dick La Reno and R Hugh Sutherland under director Harry Pollard.
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Hoot Gibson
Universal
U. 58. A
Tibson
Dale Garland
Patsy Ruth Miller
Miss Miller
Harry Pollard
Alfred Holingsworth
Fred Kohler
Otto Hoffman
Dick la Reno
R. Hugh Sutherland
Hupsburg Liebe
A Broken Doll to Run Sunday at USA Theatre
Allan Dwan’s comedy drama A Broken Doll comes to the USA Theatre Sunday. A man, trying to replace a doll for a little girl, is mistaken for an ex convict and faces escalating perils amid romance, humor, and thrilling night scenes including a steer charge and cliff leap.
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Allan Dwan
Allain Dwan
Old Time Dances Return as Modern Steps Fade
A renewed interest in historic dances sweeps society as the toddle and alioshod fade. Norman Talmadge’s Smilin Through at the U S A Theatre features polka waltz and lanciers with instruction by Arthur Kretlow. The dance masters’ board hired him to teach yesteryear steps for the National Convention in New York. The waltz polka and lanciers are expected to lead 1923 dance fashion.
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Norman Talmadge
Norma
Acer
Arthur Kretlow
Kretlow
New York
Yesteryear
Rules Governing Pedestrians on Boulevards Exposed
A dated set of pedestrian rules outlines night crossing lights, horn signals, nervous driver responses, pocket item restrictions, speed limits for dodging, annual license fees, smoke prohibition, skill demonstrations, and shared responsibility for damages. These regulations emphasize safety tests, licensing, and conduct for walkers on boulevards.
Taxi Service Announcement for IGS Subscription
The Telegraph invites readers to subscribe via IGS for taxi related updates and transportation news. Contains brief call to action and service contact details for subscription.
Remembering Grasshoppers and Hard Times of 1890s
The piece recollects the grasshopper plague of 1894 across Nebraska and the Mississippi valley, the mass exodus of farms to the east, and the financial strain of 1893. It reflects on recovery, resilience, and lessons learned as prosperity returned, urging cautious optimism and foresight.
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Nebraska
Kauss
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota Judges Back Old Capital Punishment Plan
Twenty five district judges in Minnesota have urged a return to capital punishment, arguing it would deter crime amid a rise in murders. The piece cites national and state homicide trends, warning that lenient treatment breeds degeneracy while education offers the path to reducing crime.
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Minnnesota
United States
Minnesota
Who Struck Billy Patterson Mystery Tale Anew
A variant tells Billy Patterson in England a river boatmen feud leads to mock trial and a guillotine death. He is executed, bludgeoned with a wet cord and collapses, the body hidden by students, leaving the question of who struck him unsolved.
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Billy Patterson
Billy
England
Oxford
Patterson
Collegians
State Journal
A Short Summer Vista Across Montana Trails
The excerpt, from Harpers Magazine via Robert S. Lynch, describes a rattling stage ride through southwestern Montana in late May. The driver, a stern, hard-boiled figure, looms beside the narrator who notices the chilly, high-altitude climate and dry wit about buying one suit a year due to the protracted cold season.
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Robert S. Lynch
Harper’s Magazine
Chicago
Palm Beach
Montana
Notice of public sale of two Wisconsin tractors in Sidney Neb
Omaha Steel Works will, October 5 1922 at 10 a.m., offer for sale two Wisconsin tractors No 2601 and No E2471 at the Fundingsland building in Sidney Cheyenne County Neb by virtue of two chattel mortgages. First mortgage by Harry Delan May 5 1921 secures note of 109208 with current due 1240.73. Second mortgage by Frank E Britton March 8 1922 secures note 1629.75 with current due 1714.38. Mortgagees have repossessed the tractors to satisfy the debts.
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Omaha Steel Works
Fundingsland
Campbell Implement Company
Central Avenue
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Harry Delan
Frank E. Britton
Omaha Steer Works
Radcliffe & Hyde
Foreclosure Petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Plaintiffs filed on September 1 1922 in Cheyenne County District Court a mortgage foreclosure action against Elvira Jack W B Swatzlander and Ida C Swatzlander seeking to foreclose a mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 15 township 15 north range 50 west. Mortgage recorded March 14 1918 in Book 29 page 419. Defendants must answer by October 30 1922 or default will be entered and the petition considered true. David Ericson and Josephine Ericson attorneys Radcliffe Hyde clerk Isola B Wasson.
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Elvira Jack
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. B. Swatzlander
Ida C. Swatzlander
Ney
Tr. M
Register of Deeds
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Gibson
David Ericson
Josephine Ericson
Isola B. Wasson
Nebr
Periwinkle House
Opie Read
America
Mr. Read
Dixie
US AC Theatre
Pushers
M. A. Shipman
W. J. Shoemaker
Monte Blue
Fox News
Evelyn Doran
W. F. Moore
Norma Talmadge
Moonyeen
Kathleen
Mrs. Price
Dave Jones
Bobby
Millie
The
Denver Post
Charles Ray and
Charlotte Pierce
LeRoy Larson
Everett Foster
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