Hordville Market Prices for Oats Corn Wheat and Hogs
Local traders in Hordville report oat prices at 28, corn 45, wheat 85, and hogs trading around 0.850. These figures reflect the day’s commodity values in town markets.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
Local traders in Hordville report oat prices at 28, corn 45, wheat 85, and hogs trading around 0.850. These figures reflect the day’s commodity values in town markets.
The Swedish Church ceremony united Miss Wartha Samuelson and Mr John Benson in Hordville with Rev N Gibson officiating. Attendants included Emily Benson, Ray Wailin, and Gilbert Benson. The couple planned a two week visit in Cambridge Illinois before settling on the Benson farm after October 15.
Horville schedule lists BEAST BOUND No 28 Passenger due and No 76 Freight due 6 42 am 11 20 am. West bound No 27 Passenger due and No 75 Freight due 6 44 pm 11 20 pm.
Rev. N Gipson to preach at the Swedish Lutheran Church with forenoon services at 11 00 a m and evening service at 8 00 pm.
M E Church EV Yost holds Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m with regular services announced for the day.
The Lincoln State Journal announces a fifty cent daily rate and seventy five cents with Sunday through January 1, 1911. The paper markets itself as free from "stings" and claims it does not seek office or power while presenting a clear stance on public questions.
An unreadable OCR passage includes stray phrases about legal notices medicine and a mythic whale tale fragment. The text mentions Lincoln as a publisher destination and a vague consumer ad for a stomach remedy with no clear news event or identifiable people or organizations.
This fragment references marriage, alimony, and social gossip with lines about suffragette, households, and a humorous exchange. It cites Chicago Tribune and St Louis Post Dispatch style gossip, a raffle tone, and a joke about winning a prize in an alimony context from Yonkers Statesman. The text weaves snippets of humorous clipping captions and quotations about spouses, money, and social expectations.
A small classified notice offers several thoroughbred English Liewellin pups for sale. The ad promises they will make excellent hunting dogs and provides the contact as R. O. Allen in Polk Nebraska.
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