Ellsworth News Roundup From January Events
Local items cover travel to Alliance and Bingham, a near rail accident near Ellsworth, and routine rail division cuts. Community club dances set for January 27 and February 11, with many Alliance and Chadron connections. variados mentions of towns, trips, sales, and hospital visits.
Antioch News Highlights From Local Activities And Incidents
Frank Bushell, injured on a horse slipping on ice at the T. J. Briggs ranch, is recovering. Mrs. Campbell, ill with grippe, shows improvement. Roy Hoffland and Dr. McClelland visited Rushville. Mr. Johnston, in poor health, will be cared for at the county poor farm. Miss Jennie O Neill visiting in Antioch with Mrs. Hobbs. Woman's club met despite cold, will read at next meeting. Earl Ferruson transported to Kansas City for specialist care after Alliance operation. Antioch defeated Alliance second team 28 to 18 in basketball. postgame dance hosted by Mrs. Wiker. Bus ride to Tom Briggs ranch broken down. attendees returned unhappy. Sleighing party on the hill south of town followed by hot supper at H E Wolf home. Rowena Drake, former Antioch nurse, visiting T H Smith home. Zilma Smith hosted a small gathering. Ray Moore and brothers arriving from Yoder en route to homesteads in Dewey S D. A G White home for a few days. references to work at Yoder.
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Frank Bushell
T. J. Briggs
T. D. Campbell
Roy Hoffland
Rushville
E. E. McClelland
Johnston
Jennie O'Neil
Potter
Lillian Hobbs
H. E. Wolf
Kansas City
Moore
Alliance
Antioch
Wiker
Tom Briggs
Rowena Drake
Nurses
Omaha
T. H. Smith
Zilma Smith
Ray Moore
John
William White
Yoder
Dewey
A. G. White
Hog movements and callers at local creeks on Monday
Roy Nichols acted as caller at Ernie Wienell and William Essex places while John Duskin hauled a load of hogs to town Monday. Mr and Arthur Tabor and Beatty mentioned in fragmentary note.
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Roy Nichols
Ernie Wienell
William Essex
John Duskin
Arthur Tabor
Cold spell grips Blackroot area with sparse news
The community reports severe cold causing travel and activity disruptions. Residents cope with limited outings as hay hauling slows and grippe sweeps the neighborhood. Jim Lovell returns from Omaha. Johnnie Lovell follows. others stay home. A baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs Carey Johnson on Sunday January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lovell
Omaha
Johnnie Lovell
Hemingford
Urly
Harry Grosse
Pete Farrel
R. C. Grosse
Ivor Meeker
Joe Romer
Beryl Dye
Carey Johnson
Omaha Grain Market Quiet as Prices Hold Steady
Spot wheat eased around unchanged with sparse 21 car lot reports. Corn mostly steady to lower amid moderate demand, oats near unchanged, rye and barley thinly traded. Receipts remain liberal for corn while other grain supplies stay light.
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Omaha
Neb
Livestock Market Reports Sharp U.S. Demand in Omaha Trade
Cattle receipts 4200 with varied prices across grades from good to common. Beeves yearlings and cows show range bound figures. Hog volume 11000 with active bidding and top hog price around 8.50, typical sales from 7.90 to 8.30 with some lower extremes.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Hay Market Prices and Variety Summary
Omaha Nebraska January hay prices list No 1 upland prairie No 2 upland prairie and mixed prairie grades with ranges from 7 to 11 dollars per ton. Alfalfa values show Choice 18 to 19 dollars and No 1 15 16 dollars with lower grades listed. The column ends with unrelated proverb lines.
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Omaha
Neb
Epworth League Rally and Cradle Roll Program at Methodist Church
Sunday events feature a 7:00 P M rally at the Methodist Church and a 10:00 A M Cradle Roll program with child performers including Spencer Lucas Loraine Lunn Gwendolyn Dow and Margaret Thiele The public is invited Also local want ads mention railroad wreck alibis and farm livestock buyers with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Methodist Search
Oraces
Iret
Spencer Lucas
Dehino Emde
Cams
Heaby Bry
Bryant
Loraine Lunn
Gwendolyn Dow
Margaret Thiele
Potato Market Prices in Omaha Nebraska
The Potatoes market report from Omaha Nebraska lists No 1 Nebraska Early Ohio s at 2.00 to 2.25 per cent, No 2 Nebraska Early Ohio s at 1.90 to 2.00, No 1 Irish Cobblers at 2.25, and No 1 Red River Ohio s and Colorado Brown Beauties at 2.75 per cent.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Early Ohios
Nebraskaarly
Ohios
Red River
Colorado
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Imperial Theatre
SUN
Norma Talmadge, ii
Wanda Hawley
the Snob
Ellsworth
Charles Gilbaugh
Thurs- Murphy
Bingham
Charles S
Warren Wilcox
Chadron
Wilcox
Warren
Dennis Landrigen
Landrigen
Bingham Community Club
Bingham Hall
J. L. Young
P. B E. Law
McCarty Bros
Anna Bennett
Ardmore
S. C
William Arms of Pawlett
Irma Nichola
Ernie Schwaderer
Albert Laing
A. L. Lore
John Lore
Johnson School
Shorty Wilkins
Crawford
Russel Gray
Edgar Hashman
Arthur Lore
Howard Lore
Sioux County
Arthur Denton
Lore Boys
Leo Hashman
Alliance Hospital
C. P. Mann
George Lane
Nichols
Point OF
Rock Creek
Omaha Grain Market
Omaha Hay Market
L. E. Bliss
O’bannon & Neuswanger
Montana
Berea
Tim McDonald
Harry Coqualey
Frank Abegg
First Nat'l Bank