Record hog sale sets price at Union Stock Yards
A Polk county figure reports a record hog sale at Omaha Union Stock Yards where a load of fifty three hogs owned by George Groteluschen of Creston Neb sold for 11.10 per hundred pounds averaging 258 pounds. Webster Mills, son of Hon M A Mills, was a partner in Burke Rickly Co of South Omaha. The clipping notes improvements at Lincoln German Methodist Church and changes in district leadership, with Rev Matthew Herrmann moving to oversee Nebraska and Colorado churches. Lincoln State Journal. The Record Telephone No. is 28.
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Omaha Bee
Webster Mills
M. A. Mills
Burke-Rickly Company
Omaha
Polk County
Union Stock Yards
George Groteluschen
Creston
Neb
Herrmann
Nebraska
Colorado
Lincoln State Journal
Social notes from Shelby and Polk county events
Shelby and Polk County residents visit, travel and family news fill a page of social items. Local residents attend conferences, fairs, and outings while others visit Lincoln, Omaha, or Durant. Car incidents and community gatherings anchor the weekend round up of names and towns.
Randell Family Social Notes and Local Happenings
Ray and Arthur Randell spent Saturday and Sunday with Fred Randell. The Stoner school opened last Monday with a large enrollment. Mrs John Simonsen and her sons Morris and Joseph visited her brother and wife Hugh and wife at Clarks. Farmers busily cut corn and filled silos while threshing continued for two weeks. Fred Shanks were on the sick list last week. Mr Fred Randell called on Mrs John Simonson midweek. Rev Jensen and family dined with Frank Helm. Eddie Zang filled his filo Monday. Mrs Ed Watts, long ill, shows signs of improvement.
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Geo
York ‘Friends
New
Faudebaker
Lilian Haworth
Omaha
C. C. Norton
Jennie Lind
Maxwell
L. A. Kahler
Lydia Erickson
Central City
2Wayne
Merrick
H. M. McGaffin
Osceola
Jack. Collis
Kearney
C. R. Collis
Rodney Allison
Beckman
Lincoln
Ralph Wood
Charles Becker
H. T. Frazier
Harry Shafer
Joseah Cox
York
Raymond
T. A. Lundburg
C. L. Ayres
Comny
I. P. West
Buerens
CG. H. Lindburg
Bridgeport
W. R. Crain
R. C. Dahle
West Polk
Skelton
Stromsburg
W. F. Nieman
James
Charles McGuffin
Bill
C. A. Gahn
Nellie Anderson
Slifornia
Miss Anderson
Westfall
Lundburg
Jensen
Hultberg
Mae Tenney
Norman Shafer
Blanch Jimerson
Helen Miller
Lilian Lundeen
Ruth and Mae McGuffin
Messers
Philip Sack
I. T. Samuelson
David Anderson
Herman Benjamin
Chas Becker
Stoner
John Simonsen
Morris
Joseph
Hugh Lockard
Clarks
Fred. Shanks
Fred .Randell
John Simons
Rev. Jensen
Frank Helm’s
Eddie Zang
Ed -Watts
Obituary of Elmira T. Jay Parks McBeth
Elmira T. Jay Parks McBeth born in Jersey City New Jersey November 14 1841 united in marriage to A E Parks February 16 1860. Survived by one daughter in law and four siblings. moved from New Jersey to southeast Iowa then to Osceola. Funeral held at home with Rev Reed, burial beside husband in Osceola cemetery. The Record extends sympathy.
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Elmira T. Jay
Jersey City
New Jersey
A. E. Parks
H. J. McBeth
Iowa
Reed
Osceola
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