Local Alliance Residents Visit Family Across Counties
A compilation of short notes from Marsland Tribune Rushville Standard Crawford Tribune and Custer County Chief detail visits by Roy Richey A H McLarenl Mrs Adeline McPherson Luke Phillips Lena Hominghansen and others from Alliance to family homes in the area. Also mentions Joe Westover Chas Zinmaster Herman Krause and Mrs Mary OBrien visiting relatives and conducting local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsland Tribune
Roy Richey
Alliance
Tash
A. H. McLarenl
Adeline McPherson
Denver
Luke Phillips
Anna Kennedy
L. T. Poole
Lou LaRivere
Marsland
Lena Hominghansen
Normal
In Alliance
Visst
Rushville
Joe L. Westover
Chas. Zinmaster
Long Lake
H. F. Wasmund
Herman Krause
Court House
Custer County
Mary O’brien
H. Copsey
Ray McWilliams
G. H. Woods
John Jensen
Chicago Markets Weekly Letter on Live Market Resume
Clay Robinson & Co. present a weekly summary of items on the Chicago markets. The letter outlines notable price movements, notable consignments, and shifts in demand across commodities and stocks. It provides brief commentary and references to market segments and economic signals relevant to investors.
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Clay, Robinson & Co
Chicago cattle market report from Clay Robinson Co
A weekly cattle market summary from Clay Robinson Co notes Chicago receipts of 19 000 cattle on July 8 1912. Prices show strictly good to prime fat steers steady with declines for common and medium cattle, heifers steady with a slight drop, and general Beef market values ranging roughly from 7.00 to 9.00 with fewer sales above 9.00.
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The
Herald
South Omaha
Chicago
Clay, Robinson & Co
Ates
End of Price Pounding in Native Cattle Market
The report notes stockers selling largely 4.75 to 5.25 and meat feeders 5.25 to 5.76 per hundred. It predicts an uneven trade in lesser grades until price adjustments align classes with fat dry-lot cattle. One-half fat steers should be fed corn 60 to 90 days longer if available, as good fat cattle are expected to fetch high prices for some time.
Church Schedule Without Sermons During Pastor's Absence
At the church of the United Presbyterian congregation Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. with graded lessons and a 7:00 p.m. Young People's meeting. No preaching services while the pastor is away. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00 led by A. L. Godfrey.
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A. L. Godfrey
Episcopal church schedule and missionary notice
The church lists services on the second third and fourth Sundays each month at 11 00 am and 730 pm. The first Sunday offers an 11 00 am service. Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 00 am. Junior Auxiliary Chapter A meets Tuesdays at 730 pm. Chapter B meets Sundays at 230 pm. Missionary George G Ware listed.
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Geo. G. Ware
German Evangelical Church Immanuel German Evan
The Immanuel German Evangelical Church at Corner Yellowstone Ave and 7th St offers German services Sundays at 10 am and German English services alternating Sunday evenings by announcement. A parochial school operates September to June five days weekly under Pastor Titus Lang at 702 Niobrara Ave, phone 259.
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Titus Lang
Niobrara’ Ave
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sabbath School at 10:00 am and Morning Worship at 11:00 am. Junior C. E. at 3:00 pm. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 pm and Evening Worship at 8:00 pm. Thursday Bible classes at 7:30 pm and Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00 pm. Cordial welcome to all.
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Junior C. BE
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church Olin Sunday Schedule and Meetings
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Olin invites worshipers to a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with graded Bible classes, two public worship services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., an Young People's Ewartth League meeting, and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting conducted by Pastor Baker.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Olin S&s. Baker
Young People's Epworth League
Sabbath School Session at Pilkington Residence
Sabbath school meets every Saturday afternoon at Mrs. John Pilkington's residence with Mrs. Pilkington listed as superintendent.
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Pilkington
John Pilkington
Baptist Church Services Schedule Era
The notice lists Sunday school at 10:00 am and public worship at 11:00 am with evening service at 7:00 pm. A prayer meeting and Bible classes are noted for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock, with a mid week prayer meeting Thursday evening. Pastor Ge o A. Witte leads the church.
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Geo. A. Witte
A M E Church Meetings in Marks Hall
The A M E Church holds Sunday school at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m in Marks hall located at the northeast corner of Laramie avenue and Third street. All are welcome.
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Marks’ Hall
Laramie Avenue
Third Street
Afternoon Prayer Meetings Across Several Homes
A brief notice lists locations for afternoon prayer meetings hosted by Mrs. Large on First Street and Yellowstone Avenue, Mrs. Mounts on 662 Cheyenne Avenue, and J. J. Vance on Platte Avenue.
Fighting the cucurbit pests in field crops
A historic guide describes major cucurbit pests including striped and twelve spotted cucumber beetles and melon aphids. It outlines dusting with lime and arsenate sprays, trap crops, row covers, and insecticidal washes, plus field sanitation to curb squash vine borers and aphids.
Pulverize Both Top and Bottom of the Field
The article warns that cloddy surfaces hinder moisture rise and can burn crops in dry seasons. It advises pulverizing the soil both above and below the surface, especially if plowing followed no disk treatment.
Balanced ration concepts for protein energy and fat sources
A balanced ration must include protein for muscle, starches and sugars for energy and fat, and fat and salt for body fat and bone. It cannot be made from corn or bay alone. A mix of grain and a legume such as clover alfalfa cowpeas or beans is required.
Profitable dairying depends on a good producing cow
The text states that without a cow’s natural ability to yield milk profitably, she cannot be made to pay. It emphasizes that in dairying the priority is a high producing cow before all else.
Cultivation of Corn Fields by Professor Barker
Prof. P. B. Barker of the University of Nebraska discusses corn field cultivation in eastern Nebraska. He argues timing matters, noting cultivation is wasteful when weeds are absent and surface soil is loose, and only valuable to suppress weeds and keep soil loose for rain infiltration after the crop is laid by.
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P. B. Barker
Agricultural College
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska Experiment Station
New Darkey Music by the Nashville Serenaders
The Nashville Serenaders open our Chautauqua season with a trained jubilee program of sacred darkey melodies. Organizing genius Ralph Dunbar leads a new, refined company selected from southern Negro schools. They appear one Sunday only, bringing sacred music to the crowd.
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Nashville Serenaders
Southland
Ralph Dunbar
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Redpath Hornes
East Awakens to Chautauqua Worth Across Regions
The article notes the Chautauqua movement began fifty years ago on Chautauqua Lake in New York and highlights substantial growth in the East and the Midwest. Nebraska alone hosts eighty one summer assemblies, and Redpath firms run hundreds of events across the region, totaling around two hundred forty Chautauquas. The East now drives the expanding Chautauqua system.
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New York
Nebraska
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Herald Publishing Company. Incorporated
John W. Thomas
Mgr
Gample
General Sreries
Chicacs
ASTE
Crawford Tribune
A. T. Lunn
U. P. Church
Young People
Episcopal Church
Immanuel German Evan
Gelical Lutheran Church
Yellowstone Ave
7Th St
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh Day Adventist
A. M. E. Church
United States
Jubilee Company
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