Prospects Bright For County's Biggest Crop
In Cheyenne county farmers are planting winter wheat with three to four weeks of seeding. Rain and recent warmth improved soil. threshing continues as corn and other crops expand. Wheat area drops to a quarter to a third of last year. corn expected to be the county’s largest. Frost risk seen low, with two-thirds likely safe from damage.
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Cheyenne County
Teeth From Ancient Animal Found Near Kimball
Ed Stockdick owns several fossil teeth said to be three million years old from an antediluvian animal found in a fossil bed about thirty five miles south of Kimball in the White River formation. A Smithsonian professor recently took the teeth after a nest of prehistoric rhinoceroses pigs and a three toed horse were uncovered and prepared for shipment to the institute for mounting.
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Ed Stockdick
Kimball
Smithsonian Institute
Stockwick
Federal Reserve
White River Formation
Stockdick
Institute
Mission at St Patrick's Church Starts September 30
On Sunday September 30 at 9 30 a m the Mission opens in St Patrick's church. The Very Rev Benedict Manley will lead a ten day series of sermons and lectures on religion aiding salvation and explaining historic Catholic Church doctrines and practices. Catholics and non Catholics are invited to attend.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Benedict Manley
Free Dental Clinic Likely for Sidney Pupils
Sidney may establish a free dental clinic for public school children if plans work out. In the past countywide effort ran with a Red Cross nurse and local dentists donating time. A Sidney-only clinic would need a Saturday half day schedule and district funding for materials.
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Sidney
Red Cross
Liebendorfer
American Legion Vaudeville Bill Streams Four Big Acts
The Sidney post of the American Legion presents a four act vaudeville show at the U S A theater on September 28 and 29, paired with the regular movies. An American Legion dance at Hardy Hall follows Saturday’s show with Grabill's Merrymakers providing the music. Each night starts at 8. The lineup features the American Legion Saxophone Six, a Freda Hammer and Joan Hyde musical fantasy, ten dancing girls, and Grabill's Merry malérs Orchestra.
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Sidney Post
American Legion
Hardy Hall
Grabill
Merrymakers Orchestra
Freda Hammer
Joan Hyde
Merrymalérs Orchestra
Mrs O Kane Returns From St Josephs Hospital Omaha
Mrs James O Kane came home from St Josephs hospital in Omaha last week. She was with her son James and daughter Mrs E S Stokes. Her condition improved during the stay and friends hope for a speedy full recovery.
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James O’kane
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
James
E. S. Stokes
St. Joseph's
Obituary of Glen Emerson Simpson six year old Colorado boy
Glen Emerson Simpson born January 24 1917 in Logan county Colorado died September 10 1923 in Logan county Colorado of acute Brights disease aged 6 years 7 months 16 days He leaves parents Roy G and Martha E Simpson three sisters Helen Esther Frances S one brother Lawrence Harold Lee two grandmothers plus many relatives Friends Funeral at home conducted by Rev L L Holmes Interment at Christian cemetery near his home Poem honors the child noting affection and heavenly rest
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Glen Emerson Simpson
Roy G
Martha E. Simpson
Logan County
Colorado
Bright
Little Glen
Helen
Esther
Frances S
Lawrence
Harold Lee
P. R. Simpdiced
Sidney
Nebraska
N. V. Jepsen
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Alleged Rodman Murderer Bound Over in Brule Hearing
Mel Werden of Detroit was bound over to the October term of the district court on a murder charge tied to the death of Grover Rodman of Ogallala. Harry Carlson of Rockford was berated. The hearing, in Brule before Justice H. BR. Alexander, had both men pleading not guilty.
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Mel Werden
Detroit
District Court
Grover Rodman
Ogallala
Harry Carlson
Rockford
Brule
Justice of the Peace
H. BR. Alexander
Lansdon Outlines Marketing Plan for Wheat Growers
Lansdon discusses a cooperative Wheat Growers association to break the market, distribute year round, and set wheat prices. He argues farmers gain wealth from soil, banks and merchants support the plan, and the aim is to make farming profitable and free farmers from middlemen. He envisions farmers controlling 50 to 60 percent of U S wheat through a large cooperative.
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Wheat Growers Association
United States
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