Whitman Aid Rally Defeats Ellsworth In Windy Ball Game
Whitman wins at Ashby with strong pitching by Black and Maupin two stars of a tough wind swept game. Macumber Seebohm and Haylett shine on defense and offense as Ellsworth features at the plate and field. An upcoming rematch on Bingham home ground is teased with a side bet and Maupin scheduled to pitch.
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Walter House
FB. W. Black
Macumber
Seebohm
Ashby
Joe Maupin
Maupin
Elleworth
Rob So
Schonard
Young
Hous
Black
A. Arms
Pigenan
Thompson
Whitman
Abbott
Braika & Ftb
Ss Haylett
Sir McCubbin
Mileéx
Waite
Benning
Carpenter
House
Haylett
McCubbin
Wyoming Homesteads Hustings Offer Central Wyoming
Real estate ad seeks home seekers for 640 acre grazing homesteads in central Wyoming with affordable charges. Offers farms and ranches in Box Butte and sandhill areas and requests full descriptions and prices. Also seeks vacant Alliance city property for renters or swaps and directs to the Reddish Block office.
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Wyoming
Box Butte
Sandhill
Alliance City
Reddish
Ellsworth Socials Open With Visits and Gifts
Howan Shelledy and Mr Dale of Bayard made a Bayard to Ellsworth business visit on Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Dale returning with Shelledy to Bayard. Mrs W H Miller and daughter drove from their Moreland ranch Sunday to see Mrs Miller's father twenty miles northeast of Neworth. Last Saturday evening J B Kennedy and A Moore hosted a Progressive whist at the Kennedy home winning ena prizes for C La Murphy and P B Law. table prizes and refreshments followed. Attendees included J B Kennedy C La Murphy A Moore P K Law W Wightman and several others plus Misses Myrtle Anna Arms Marguerite Cody Margerite Mabel Kennedy Ruth Crofutt Sarah Orals Janet Dick W F Seebohm Ed Cody S E Stewart Eugene Kennedy and Mrs Ross Schafreki. H Chick of St Joseph commission firm was Ellsworth visitor last week.
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Bingham
Whitman
Maupin
Diack
Elngium
Ellsworth Ball Park
Father Constant
St. Bernard's Church
A. Moore
Elleworth
Moore
J. Schonavil
Anna Bennett
Alliance
Ethel Schonard
Broume
Myrtle Arms
Welch
Lewis Larsen
John Schonard
FE. B. Jameson
C. J. Hitt
Ellsworth
Shelledy
Mr. Dale
Bayard
Eilebury
Bayard of
W. H. Miller
Moreland
C. Lurphy
P. B. Law
Ena
Mra J. la Oung
J. BK. Kennedy
C. la Murphy
P. KE. Law
W. Wightman
Myrtle
Anna Arms
Marguerite Cody
Margerite
Mabel Kennedy
Ruth Crofutt
Sarah
Community Notes From Point of Rock Creek Area
Bowlen and Sapp called at Love's Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. DeFrance traveled to Alliance Saturday. Liggetts threshing began. they moved from Snake Creek Sunday. Miss Rebecca Schwaderer visited home for a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brekke visited E Essex. Mrs. Dillon helped cook for threshers. Edwin Dunlap called back east due to sickness. DeFrances threshing again. Mr. and Mrs. William Essex and Mrs. Ernie Essex busy cooking for threshers. Dance at John Duskin's well attended. Wella of Chariton visiting daughter Mrs. Ernie Essex. Norma Essex visiting her aunt Mrs. Brekke in Alliance.
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Bowlen
Sapp
Love's
William Essex
Ernie Essex
John Duskin
Better Canton Crepe Dresses Arrive at Highland Holloway Co
New arrival listing notes Canton Crepe Dresses at Highland Holloway Co with sale call for more details and ordering options.
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Canton
Highland-Holloway Co
Livestock Market Report from Omaha on Sept 20
Cattle receipts 2800 with light supplies and a fairly active market. Cornfed steers steady to 10c higher. western cattle strong in spots. Hogs receipts 5900 with prices a quarter lower. best light hogs at 8.00. Sheep receipts 13000 with demand active. fat lambs 8.25 to 8.40, top western 8.75. feeder lambs around 6.00, lambs higher by 15-25c for the week.
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Omaha
Neb
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Report from St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on September 29 cattle receipts reached 2000 with steers and butchers steady to strong and prices from 4.75 to 9.40 for steer ranges. Hog receipts totaled about 4000 with tops at 7.75 and bulk 6.25 to 7.65. Sheep receipts 6500 with lambs 7.00 to 8.50, feeders 6.50, wethers 4.50 to 6.00, yearlings around 5.00 to 6.00 and ewes near 1.00.
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ST. Joseph
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts around 6000 with beef steers steady to lower and most cows in the 3.75 to 4.35 range. Hogs run about 3500 with shippers taking most good kinds around ten cents.
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Kansas City
Omaha Grain Market Prices Fall into Mixed Ranges
The Omaha Nebraska grain market lists Wheat and Corn bids with multiple grades and prices. No. 2 dark hard leads at 1.18 dollars, No. 2 white corn at 40 cents, oats and barley shown with various white and mixed lots. Rye bids at 54 to 53 cents.
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Omatia
Neb
Local residents visit in Lakeside town
Mrs J McConaughey and their son shopped in town on Monday. Ed Jameson visited his father Charles Jameson in Falls worth Sunday. Glen House and wife visited Bertha Debord who recently returned home from Pawlet ranch. Mrs Hooper and daughter came on Monday on business. Roy Stoop and wife came from Star ranch Sunday. Rhea Fessensler of Nance visits Mrs Gilli. Brison and J Weakly are in town early week. Doris Ruth Dilard visiting George Pollard home from Halsey.
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Gilli
Brimson
J. Weaklyee
J. B. Dilard
Doris Ruth
Halsey
George Pollard
Local Residents and Travel Through Town
Dale and Bill Pollard returned home from Halsey Monday. George David passed through town Monday on a business trip to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Berry of Alliance spent the weekend with their son and family here. Three more carloads of cattle were shipped to eastern markets from here Monday night. Miss Sara Lamberson was a west bound passenger to Alliance while Frank and Kenneth Westover were in town Tuesday. Henry Bond of Paxton Gallagher was a business visitor here Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sandoz and their little son were in town Wednesday morning. Those School Dresses are big values at $1.29. Highland-Holloway Co.
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Dale
Bill Pollard
Halsey
George David
Omaha
L. A. Berry
Alliance
Misa Sara Lamberson
Lance
Frank
Kenneth Westover
Henry Bond
Paxton & Gallagher
Gus Sandoznd Little Son
S words puzzle challenge from a pictorial list
Readers are invited to list as many objects starting with S as possible shown in a picture. The page notes snakes squirrels stools suns sands saucers shoes saddles salts spindles among others and explains judges will use Webster's dictionary to check correctness.
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Greater Omaha
Council Bluffs
The
Omaha Daly News
Postoffice
Omaha
Omaha Daily News
Council Blade
Fom
Wba
Joan W. Gamare
First Nat'l Bank
Pres
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Rincen
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Rushville, Neb
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Rushville
J. B. Musser
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