Auto Collision on Lincoln Highway Injures Franklincon Curt
Frank Hanson of Lodge Pole sustained severe cuts and bruises in a head on crash on the Lincoln highway near Sundl last Friday night. Three companions escaped with minor injuries while Mr and Mrs Frank Oliverius who were headed home from Chappell were shaken and bruised. Hanson was rescued from the wreck of his new Nash. The Oliverius car had a broken rear wheel. Lights were blamed for the accident which was deemed unavoidable.
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Frank Hanson
Lodge Pole
Frank Oliverius
Sunol
Sundl
Hanson
Hibbard
Lincoln Highway
Oliverius
Chappell
Nash
Raddatz Opens Auto Repair Shop Behind Moore Building
Frank Raddatz, after eight or nine years in the M. W. Osborn Motor co service and mechanical department, planning to start his own business with headquarters in the rear of the Moore building on West Illinois street. He is a skilled mechanic and will specialize in all kinds of automobile repairs, sharing space with J. H. Anderson’s Anderson Motor Co.
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Frank Raddatz
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Moore Building
West Tlinois Street
Anderson Motor Company
J. H. Anderson
Raddatz
Cheyenne County Couple Wed in Sterling Colorado
Howard Yost and Miss Fern Sanders wed in Sterling on Wednesday September 12. Myrtle Nelson and Billy Smith attended the ceremony. The groom is a dependable Potter community young man with many friends. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Sanders of Potter. She was born and raised in Cheyenne county and is well respected. No future plans announced.
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Howard Yost
Fern Sanders
Sterling
Myrtle Nelson
Billy Smith
Potter
Leslie Sanders
Cheyenne County
Nationwide search for defaulting bank officer widens
State bank examiners probe three Nebraska banks as a nationwide hunt continues for Paul Wupper 51 Beefer banker sought on a 67000 embezzlement warrant. Two fraudulent accounts totaling over 100000 were found. Wupper vanished after a meeting with examiners early last week.
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Nebraska
Paul Wupper
Wupper
Isaac Jones to Move to Sidney. Farm Sale Set
Isaac Jones, a well known farmer six miles north of Sidney, announces his move to Sidney for city schooling access. A public sale of horses, mules, cattle, hogs, and farm implements will be held at the farm on Wednesday October 10 at 10 o'clock, with Jand & Millett as auctioneers. Lunch will be served at noon.
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Isaac Jones
Sidney
Huntsman
Jand & Millett
Jones
Sunday Movies Defeated in Morrill Town Vote
In Morrill a record vote of 206 was cast on Sunday picture shows. 127 supported the proposal and 133 opposed it. Businessmen backed the idea citing valley towns drawing crowds with Sunday films. ministers opposed on moral grounds. Previously Morrill managers held free Sunday shows to keep locals from traveling to nearby towns.
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Morrill
Big Power Trust Pays Thousands to Education Leaders
The article lists payments by the Big Power Trust to educational and writing figures including an editor paid $500 for a 1926 convention address. Harvard received a $10,000 check as part of a $30,000 yearly subscription for a utility research program. Other payments went to Dr. John T. Madden of New York University, Charles A. Lory of Colorado State, L. J. Taber of Columbus, T. H. Dillon of Harvard, and G. C. Mathews of the Wisconsin railroad commission.
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Light Association
Harvard University
John T. Madden
New York University School of Ecommerce
Charles A. Lory
Colorado State Agricultural College
L. J. Taber
Columbus
National Grange
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