Local Shoppers and Visitors From Nearby Areas
A snapshot of social notes lists Earl Clark and family from Omaha visiting relatives, Chas Moberg from Lincoln aiding his son on the farm, Ray McGinnis and wife, Earl Wagoner and wife at a York circus, Mrs. Ed Schultz and Harold visiting a ill mother in Diller, and Rystrom selling Fords post harvest with market hopes.
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Earl Clark
Omaha
Chas. Moberg
Lincoln
Fréd
Ray McGinnis
Earl Wagoner
York
Ed Schultz
Harold
Diller
Local merchants boast fair prices and high stock
The advertisement touts a store with a wide merchandise stock and reasonable prices, inviting buyers to compare. It emphasizes the seller’s confidence in the high standard of goods and encourages customers to choose their offerings.
Livestock Prices at South Omaha July 2 1910
Livestock market reports show cattle prices up for corn fed steers and high hog bids. Sheep and lambs trend mixed with lambs weaker by a quarter and aged sheep stronger, while a military motor transport train plans a cross country run starting July 7 from Washington.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
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Liberty Hall
Central City, Nebr
Liberty Orchestra
Davis
Bauder & Son
Jack
Rystrom
Uncle Sam
RED Peds Philosophy
Parison
Eckles Variety Store
Red Pep
Polk, Neb
War Department
Motor Transport Corps
U. S. Army
Washington
Buick
R. H. Thesing
Polk, Nebraska