Ears Cut Off In Starlin Grand Larceny Case
James Matthews, the complainant in the Starlin grand larceny case, told County Attorney Goodspeed that unknown persons entered his premises last night and cut off the right ears of five cattle returned to him by Sheriff Duval. Matthews notes his cattle bear a crop on the right ear and an undercut. The German Ladies Aid Society plans a chicken pie dinner and bazaar in the Lorenzen building on Walnut Street, Saturday, December 19. The clipping also includes assorted ads and notices from local businesses and services.
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James Matthews
Starlin
Goodspeed
Duval
James Starlin
Matthews
German Ladies Aid Society
Lorenzen Building
Walnut Street
Local social notes feature city visitors and a real estate sale
Miss Mae Hebing and Benham of Anita visited the city. Roy Enelx of Anita attended an Atlantic caller event. Mrs. O Hubbell of Weston and Mrs. Blanche Fox met in town. Helen Stebbins of Red Oak stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray Smith. Mrs. Frank Peerman visited Ari ta to see sister Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Burton Laird traveled to Stuart to see Mrs I Cros by. Carrie Thompson returned to Wiota after visiting her sister Mrs C G Clark. R A Willett and Mrs Willett rode to Griswold. George Barnholdt and guests visited Henry Barnholt who is ill. Guy Swires off duty. Robert Jacobsen subbing mail carrier. Gallagher property sale on east Fifth sold for 575 dollars amid tepid bidding. C E Hutchins renewed old friendships. Charlie Brown era worker in town now in Omaha.
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Landlord Benham
Anita
Roy Enelx
Atlantic
O. Hubbell
Weston
Blanche Fox
Helen Stebbins
Red Oak
Ray Smith
Frank Peerman
Arita
Morgan
Carrie Thompson
Wiota
C. G. Clark
R. A. Willett
Willett
Griswold
George Barnholdt
M. Ll. Murray
Wesley Taylor
Henry Barnholt
Guy Swires
Sam
Robert Jacobsen
Gallagher
East Fifth Street
C. E. Hutchins
Charlie
C. L. Brown Hardware
Omaha
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Dec 17
Chicago markets report hog receipts 35,000 with mixed to higher closes in early trading. hogs priced from 3.50 to 5.85 per cwt with loads at 5.85. Cattle receipts 98,000 with steady beeves 3.40 to 7.60, cows 1.50 to 4.90, stockers 2.60 to 4.75, westerns 3.25 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 23,000 weak 10 lower lambs 4.25 to 7.40, 10,000 estimated tomorrow.
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Chicago
Ill
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Neff &Kolb
the Clothiers
Brown Grocery
Iowa
Inter-Ocean
Dwit
Frank Rhody
Uneeda Bigeuit
Highley & Cos
Musson 816
Mr. Manning
Opera
Ames
Mr. Cormican
Manning
James Cormican, Jr
Palmer’s Drug Store
Eldridge
J. A. Carson's
Pantatorium
Wilken Monument Works
Pressnall
Pension Attorney
Downs Building
Cheatnut Street
ADDI
Miss Mae Hebing
California
Fic Syrup Co
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Livs Ag
Tollister Drug Company
Highley Bros. & Co
Heinz’s Kraut
Heinz’s Dill
J. M
Gem Food Choppers
Haviland China
White Haviland
China
Ginger
Santa Clara
Uneeda Biscuit
Albert the Hardware Man
Atlan
Bojens
St. Iwa
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