Ellsworth notes and social calendar from late January
J Br Kennedy left Thursday for Casper to visit daughter Mrs G R H Schafentore and foreman Richard Kennedy while Mrs William Steele planned an extended Chicago visit. Dance crowds from Lakeside Spade and south country attended a Saturday dance amid deep cold. Local track workers reduced to rotating days. Various residents traveled for court orders Masonic lodge and teaching exams. Fur buyers Schonard and Kennedy went to Spade as markets softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Kennedy
G. RH. Schafentore
Casper
Richard Kennedy
Burlington
Kennedy
Naylor
Aneley
William Steele
Chicago
Illinois
Elleworth
Lakeside
Spade
Bingham
South Country
Florence Becker and Son
George
Rushville
Harrison Strausburger
Beckler
Straushburger
J. HB
Dillion Donohoe
Hyannis
Masonic Lodge
Ruth Crofutt
Stafia Dukat
Antioch
D. EB. Wilcox
Alliance
Wilcox
Earl Margrave
Near Spring Lake
J. T. Margrave
Preston
Neb
Margrave Ranch
John Schonard
Edward Kennedy
Lakeside locals record a busy week of visits and dances
Numerous residents travel between Lakeside Ellsworth Alliance and Antioch for shopping visits dances and church events. Notable appearances include Chris Mosher from the Star ranch Tom Matthews from York and Saito the lecturer. Plans include Mae Livings visiting Ashby and Charles Hitt en route to Deadwood South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jameson
Lincoln
Chris Mosher
Star Ranch
Tom Shrewsbury
Ellsworth
Cecill Buckley
Charles Barneby
Antioch
Jesse Brice
Max
John Moscrip
Mr. Larson
Sidney
Lakeside
Tom Matthews
York
Nelson McCarty
Een
Harvey Whaley
Ed Bean
Walter House
Victor Hunsaker
Dale Pollard
Teteena
Saito
Alliance
Miss Mae Livings
Ashby
Harry Hudson
H. S. Fullerton Ranch
Roy Stoop
Bake
Frank Westover
Mr. Wintermute
Here
Wilma Mote
Alice Schill
Wilbur Goodrich
A. E. Olson
Hoffland
C. FE. North
Calvin D. Walker
Rev
Roy Wilson
Gene DeFrance
Coal consumer and chemists echo wary wartime rhetoric
The fragment suggests a coal consumer would fund efforts to keep winter energy supplies ongoing. It praises chemists as peace makers and notes fears of provoking a future conflict. A commented remark compares bank robbery to escaping punishment, implying a cynical view of crime and war.
Grain market slows edges up in Omaha bids
In Omaha Nebraska on January 23 buyers and sellers struggled to find common ground with little trading until late. Wheat gains ranged from 1½ to 2 cents with most bids higher, corn up about a half to three quarters of a cent, oats up ½ to 1 cent, rye and barley largely steady to slightly higher. Cash sale quotes included No 2 dark hard winter at 1.20, No 1 white corn at 42 cents, No 2 white 41¾–42½ cents, No 2 yellow 41¾–42 cents, No 4 white oats 89¼–90 cents, rye No 2 76 cents, barley No 3 53 cents.
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Omaha
Nob
Denver
Grand Island
Areso
Livestock Market Report from Omaha Prices by Class
Cattle receipts 6 600 with various price ranges for beeves yearlings heifers cows feeders and calves. Hogs receipts 3 000 with prices from 8 15 to 8 35 and bulk at 8 00 to 8 25. Sheep receipts 7 000 with fat lambs at 12 50 to 13 00 and feeder lambs 10 50 to 11 65 and fat yearlings 10 to 11.95. Prices reflect an active market with broad gains for hogs and varied cattle and sheep values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Omaha Hay Market Prices Reported For Prairie And Alfalfa
Omaha Neb January 23 price list shows no 1 up land prairie hay at 10.50 to 11.00, choice alfalfa 18 to 19, standard alfalfa 12 to 15, oats straw 8 to 9, wheat straw 7 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Potato Market Report Totals Rise As Shipments Gain
Potatoes shipments to January 16 reach 150 852 cars up from 138 291 last year with record carrot movement. Northern round whites sell in Chicago 2.00 to 2.10 per cwt while Minnesota Red River Ohios hold steady at 2.00 to 2.10. Western Nebraska white varieties 1.25 to 1.85, Bliss Triumphs 2.00 to 2.25. Then a playful Eat a Pickle a Week note and a question on altruism.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Bureau of Markets
U. S
Acon
Chicago
Minnesota
Nebraska
F.o.b
Bliss
Alliance Nebraska renames several city streets
Ordinance 324 changes Bignell Avenue to Hudson Avenue Fowler Avenue becomes Potash Avenue Sigafoos Avenue becomes Grand Avenue and West Boulevard in South Alliance is renamed as part of city street reassignments. The measure reflects official action by the Alliance mayor and city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignell Avenue
South Alliance
Alliance
Nebraska
Hudson Avenue
Fowler Avenue
Name changes for Alliance Nebraska streets section by section
The document outlines street name changes in Alliance Nebraska across sections 5 through 35. It lists prior names such as Painter Avenue North Boulevard Pine Ridge Avenue and Garfield Avenue and replaces them with new names including Flack Avenue Potash Avenue Seventh Street Eighth Street Ninth Street Belmont Street Tenth Street Mississippi Avenue Missouri Avenue Duncan Avenue Yellow stone Avenue Sweetwater Avenue Eleventh Street Fourteenth Street Emerson Avenue Toluca Avenue Cheyenne Avenue Fourteenth Street Sixteenth Street and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Avenue
Painter Avenue
South Alliance
Alliance
Nebraska
Flack Avenue
North Boulevard
Fire
Neraska
Hilla Street
Hills
Hitchcock, Hill and Snedeker
Platte Avenue
County Road
Sheridan
Emerson Avenue
Brown
Grande Avenue
Drake
Home
Fairview
Grand Avenue
Arizona
Belmont
Alance
Seventh Street
Colorado
8Th
Eighth Street
Reddish
City of
Tenth Street
Nevada Street
Simonson
Potomac Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Allange
Sixth Street
Duncan
Fifth Street
Walnut Hill
North Side
Fister
Fourth Street
Summit Place
Missouri Avenue
Third Street
Dunecan
Duncan Avenue
Second Street
Yellowstone Avenue
First Street
Box Butte
Alliance, Nebraska
Sweetwater Avenue
Washington Street
Simoneon
Eleventh Street
Washington Avenue
Estes
Twelfth Street
Garfield Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Johnston
Harrison Avenue
Toluca Avenue
Cheyenne Avenue
Delaware Street
City ordinance renames streets to First Street in Alliance
The ordinance changes the name of streets in Reddish and Snedeker Additions to First Street. It takes effect after passage and publication by law. Passed and approved on the 19th day by Mayor R. M. Hampton with City Clerk Grace H. Kennedy sealing the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Nebraska
First Street
Harrison Street
Reddish
City of
Alliances
Snedeker
R. M. Hampton
Grace H. Kennedy
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Maha Grain Market
Omaha Hay Market
City
Vermont Street
Sixteenth Street
Wyoming Avenue
Mickey
Wm. Russell
THE
NIGHT
Lemenr
Thiele
First National Bank
Sun Man
Rich
New Oerlonase
R.F_D
DR. Rich
Grand Island, Neb
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