Classified ads offer trades and sales in Sidney Nebraska
Local classified column lists items for sale and trade including a Mammoth Jack, two teams of work horses around 2850 pounds, two 1 ton trucks, Hampshire sows due to farrow, and insurance plus farm loans offered by Schellenberg and Enevoldsen. Names include Leonard Johnson, J. J. Quinn, Robert Seemann, John R. Quein, and business references in Potter and Kirk Nebraska.
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J. J. Quinn
Potter
Nebr
Hampshire
John R. Quein
Schellenberg & Enevoldsen
Dr G H Crusen Nebr. specialist featured
Dr G H Crusen, noted Nebraska specialist, is highlighted in this brief item. The report centers on his professional focus and regional prominence in medical expertise.
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G. H. Crusen
Essig
Sidney
Sidney, Nebr
Days of Volsteadism in the Collegiate Town
The passage notes seniors in plain white jumpers and pantaloons during the Volstead era as back beer signs appeared, shaping their last spring under scholastic restraint. It mentions jolly gatherings in cozy corners of the classic collegiate town, with surreptitious corners in Cincinnati Times-Star.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Facing Buildings With Pottery
Professor Beresford Pite spoke to an English gathering on using ceramic surfaces to clothe reinforced concrete skeletons. He praised concrete’s structure but opposed exterior use of concrete, urging a permanent ceramic garment that is beautiful and varied.
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Beresford Pite
Pite
Scientific American
Those Old Time Workers
Mr Cumrox recalls long days at the shop while Mr Cassinx Chex jokes his father ran the store. The exchange highlights a playful defense of labor in a bygone era.
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Mr. Cumrox
Mr. Cassinx Chex
If Present Conditions Persist in Some Lines of Business
The Boston Transcript notes that ongoing economic strain could force cuts in certain sectors causing people to go hungry to afford gasoline. The editorial argues policy tightening will hit consumers and workers alike, urging relief measures to prevent hardship amid rising fuel costs.
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Boston Transcript
Australia’s Heart in War Volunteers Surged in Australia
Australia faced war mobilization with a total population under five million yet saw 416,000 men and women volunteer for service though conscription was not used.
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Australia
Fatness and Health Effects of Obesity on Longevity
The piece cites Drs. Irving Fisher E L Fisk and BE P Joslin on obesity shortening life. It discusses how overweight burdens the heart lungs and joints and creates a cycle of reduced activity and more weight, linking obesity to diabetes and stressing the need to examine why excess fat harms longevity.
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Irving Fisher
E. L. Fisk
Journal of the American Medical Association
BE. P. Joslin
Watson's plan to establish community farms in San Luis Valley
Millionaire farmer H. D. Watson of Kearney Nebraska investigates San Luis valley as a site for a community farm project. He already owns 300 acres at Carbondale Colorado and will place one family on 22 acres, with tools stock seed and initial year funds supplied. The rule requires applicants to be without money or property. After six to eight years, a qualifying tenant may own the land.
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H. D. Watson
Kearney
Neb
United States
Alamosa
San Luis Valley
O. E. Meyer
Rocky Mountain News
Watson
Carbondale
Colo
Peggy O Day Sees New York Follies Through Dimpled Eyes
Peggy O Day of J Houser & Sons decorates her year with a New York trip and Follies dreams. March winds trigger a double life of a childlike raggedy doll dream and a slant-eyed Nippon fantasy as she shifts from work to reverie and misses her office.
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Peggy O'Day
New York
Prince of Wales
Peggy
Cairo
Sphinx
S.u
Ping
Wanamakers
Chinatown
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Yvonne
Margaret S
J. Houser & Sons
Nippon
Princeton seniors drop mourning beer suits chevrons
Princeton seniors revived the beer suit tradition with three small black chevrons on the left cuff, each chevron signifying six months of prohibition. The indigenously linked custom first appeared last year, but it is now being updated this spring.
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Princeton
Masked World of Peggy O Day Keeps Secret Gate
A narrator visits the House of Many Faces run by Peggy O Day, describing a dreamlike club with colorful draperies Persian rugs and multilingual patrons. Peggy guides the experience and offers a mask to the narrator while hinting at stories behind the hidden identity and the allure of the place and its owner.
Aerial Tramway Contract Awarded to Spokane Firm
A long aerial tramway from Premier mine in British Columbia to tidewater is awarded to a Spokane company. The nearly twelve mile line will feature about 120 feet per mile gradient with tram line bunkers and unloading devices costing a quarter of a million dollars.
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British Columbia
Tidewater
Spokane
Scientific American
John McGraw
Curtis Walker
George Burns
Madge
Marjorie
Two Sides to a Story in Editorial Exchange
A brief dialogue outlines a two sided view on a manuscript. Wright asserts there are two sides to every story while Penman acknowledges both the editor’s possible acceptance or rejection of the piece.
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Wright
Penman
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Joe P. Schwartz
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Geo. Gunderson
Northwestern Sell Telephone. Company
Mae Poole
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Maid of the Orient
Peggy O’day
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