Hordville Market Reports Grain and Hog Prices
Hordville local market lists oats at 28, corn 45, wheat 85, hogs at 0.850. Prices reflect current supply and demand in the rural trading area.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
Hordville local market lists oats at 28, corn 45, wheat 85, hogs at 0.850. Prices reflect current supply and demand in the rural trading area.
Dr Jarman reports a fine baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joe Zimmers in the town section house. Residents and visitors, including families of Larson Johnson Honnette Moffit Johnson and Osterman, travel to Omaha McCook Fairbury and Central City for social and land business, with church gift of a 22 dollar purse.
Julia and Esther Bankson visited Grand Island to see Earnest and returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs Briggs spent a week visiting Missouri and came back Friday. Rosmue Nelson of Stromsburg visited Rev Gibson then headed to Greeley Neb to visit. Frank Mitchell hosted H G Carpenter Carl Nicholson for supper Wednesday. At Chas Osterman’s two miles west a large evening event featured outdoor games indoors singing and a piano, with a contest between boy and girl singers and equal refreshments amid a lively crowd.
Mrs J W Primmer visits daughter's family in Newman Grove while Vic ur Anderson & Co and Bruces advertise sewing machines and policy guarantees. W N Swanson the jeweler promotes his goods and a moving picture show with two shows nightly at 8 00 in the big tent for families.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate the liver and aid digestion. It also advertises the Monitor drill by Rystrom Implement Co and Hoosier Grain drills. Additionally Chamberlain's Ointment is recommended for sprains, and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is touted as prompt and pleasant to take for September diarrhoea.
Eastbound passenger No 28 due 6 42 am and freight No 76 due 11 20 am Westbound passenger No 27 due 6 44 pm and freight No 75 due 11 20 pm
The Swedish Lutheran Church announces Rev. N Gibson preaching forenoon at 11:00 a.m. and evening at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Yost conducts Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. with evening preaching at 8:00 p.m.
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Steven's Livery advertises for team and single drivers and promotes automobile rides with a call to action for potential customers seeking transportation services.
Fern and Ruth Myers were absent from school Friday. Glen Fruide is absent several days this week. Mrs. Minor has returned from Wisner and resumed teaching. The Grammar room plans a program on October 7 in the school house with admission 12 and 25 cents. Everyone is invited to help the cause.
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