Dalton Fall Harvest Festival Set With Big Plans
Dalton citizens prepare for the seventh annual fall festival on October 4. Exhibits will fill the gym and auditorium, with livestock in the Scherer Chevrolet building. A free picture show, parade with cash prizes for school floats, sports events, band music, and an evening dance are planned. E R Blome chairs the executive committee with J H Foster funds, J C Frandsen handles pictures, Rex Carey and G H Worth lead the parade, and U S Davis will attend.
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Dalton
North Table Country
Sidney
Dalton Cooperative Society
Scherer Chevrolet Company
E. R. Blome
Roger Brennan
Don Dey Ermand
E. F. Ambrose
H L. Heizer
H. R. Zarbaugh
J. H. Foster
J. C. Frandsen
H. C. Heinemann
W. J Ewing
Rex Carey
G. H. Worth
R. L. Scherer
O. L. Jennett
F. J. Jennett
G. B. Gross
W. J. Ewing
G. T. Hardin
U. S
Sam) Davis
Trench Silos Grow Popular On Farms This Year
Farmers who used trench silos last year report satisfactory results for stored corn and consider repairs or rebuilding after caved walls. Reenforcing old trench walls with woven wire or concrete enables reuse. With soft corn looming, trench silos may become more popular. quick cutting at browning milk or frost is advised.
American Legion visitors in Paris seek money for high prices
A Paris dispatch reports American Legion visitors grappling with steep Paris costs during two weeks in France. SOS calls home rise as two Legion offices in Cours de la Reine aid members, while Salvation Army, Knights of Columbus, Red Cross, and Legion Auxiliary offer help and information. One traveler with a thousand dollars finds funds vanish quickly sightseeing.
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American Legion
Paris
Legion
Cours de la Reine
Seine
France
Legionaire
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
American Expeditionary Forces
American Red Cross
Bromo Seltzer
Mont Martre
American Library
Legion Auxilliary
United States
Legal Papers Acknowledged Over Telephone Upheld
Ohio supreme court upholds valid recognition of legal instruments by telephone. Logan Oil & Gas v Wells and Keith in Cambridge concerned a farm lease. judge Turnbaugh ruled the telephonic acknowledgment valid, a decision later affirmed by the state’s high court.
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Ohio
Logan Oil & Gas Company
M. K. Wells
Wilbur Keith
Cambridge
Keith
Wyoming deer and elk hunting seasons opening statewide
Wyoming counties began deer and elk seasons on September 15 with elk allowed in Fremont Park and parts of Teton counties through November 30. Deer hunting in Park County mirrors this timing. Sheridan County elk runs October 1 to 15, Lincoln and Sublette October 1 to November 30. Campbell and Goshen closed to deer hunting. Other counties Crook Weston Washakie and Big Horn deer run November 1 to 15. Duck and goose season runs September 16 to December 16.
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Wyoming
Fremont Park
Teton
Park County
Sheridan County
Lincoln
Sublette
Campbell
Goshen
Crook
Weston
Washakie
Big Horn
Keith District Court Postponed One Week
Keith district court in Ogallala has been postponed to Monday September 26 with jurors to report at 9 am Tuesday September 27. Judge Tewell of Sidney will preside. This notice appears as a local public court update.
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Keith District Court
Keith County
Ogallala
Monay
Tewell
Sidney
Flyers Abandon Round-The-World Flight Near Tokyo
Detroit pilots Edward F. Schlee and William S. Brock halted their attempt to circle the globe after receiving family pleas and warnings from aviation officials in Tokyo. The pair, who left Harbor Grace on August 27, ended their Pacific crossing bid and sailed to San Francisco, informing relatives by cable of the decision.
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Detroit
Tokio
Edward F. Schlee
William S. Brock
Harbor Grace
N. F
Turkey
China
Burma
Siam
Japan
Kasumigaura
J. W. Walker
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Schlee
Brock
San Francisco
Cable
Kimball County Farmers Have Good Potato Crop
In Kimball County Jake Pedrett finished loading six cars of potatoes from a ten acre field yielding 3,500 bushels at 60 cents per bushel for a gross of 2,100 dollars. Phil Flohr reports strong harvests with exceptionally large potatoes. Frank Evertson, who bought the Painter farm at 30 dollars per acre, sold a thirteen acre potato field expected to bring about 2,000 dollars. No 1 grade U S dry land seed was contracted at 90 cents per bushel with an expected 170 bushels per acre.
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Jake Pedrett
Kimball County
Phil Flohr
Frank Evertson
A. Painter
U. S
Public Service Company to Increase Power Voltage
Western Public Service announces a voltage increase on its main transmission line from Scottsbluff through the Platte valley to Bridgeport from 22000 to 33000 volts to serve more towns drawing electricity.
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Public Service Company
Western Public Service Company
Scottsbluff
Platte Valley
Bridgeport
Nebraska corn crop safe if frost holds off till Oct 1
Nebraska corn is generally in good condition with southern areas denting and fairly safe from frost. If heavy frost arrives before October and next month, soft corn could result. U S department report notes ideal conditions since Sept 1 may yield a good harvest. National figures show August production gains in central states and declines east of the Mississippi, with a mixed outlook for 1927 vs 1926.
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Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agricultural
Mississippi
South Central
Missississippi River
West Central
Well Known Couple Marry in Laramie Wyoming
Stanley Davis and Lorraine Tinsley were married in Laramie on September 13 1927. The couple, both longtime Potter residents, plan to live in Potter after a brief trip interrupted by the illness of Davis’s mother in Cheyenne. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tinsley and sister of Mrs Ralph Robertson. The groom works as a mechanic at the Potter garage.
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Stanley Davis
Lorraine Tinsley
Potter
Laramie
Wyo
George Tinsley
Redington
Ralph Robertson
Stanley
Cheyenne
Poultry Shipping Season To Get Under Way Soon
Poultry shipments expected to start within two or three weeks as damp cool weather slows growth this season. Hens fetch prices lower than usual now while spring chicken prices are high, prompting growers to bring birds to market. The Review records the birth of an 11 pound girl to Mr and Mrs John Christensen of Potter on Thursday September 16.
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the Review
John Christensen
Potter
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State OF
Sidney Motor Sales Company
F. A. Bush
Sidney Steam Laundry
Sidney, Nebraska
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Telegraph
Albaugh Tire Shop
U. S. A. Theatre
Wenyrerre
Aboum
Esse & Cao
Goramount
Maryaston
Victor Fleming
Frank Hopdat
Paramount
Colonel Roosevelt
Rough Riders
William Fox
Ider
van Bibber
Bozo
North Platte Valley
Ering, Bavard, Minatare
Mitchell and
Lyman
Neb
Great Western Sugar CO
Scottsbluff, Gering, Bayard, Minatare
Mitchell
Scottsbluff County
J. B. Byars Co
Ford
Ium
Oxford
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