Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Report
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on April 9 1924 cattle receipts reached about 8 500 with strong demand and steady to higher prices. Top beef prices ranged from 10 50 to 11 10 per cwt and lambs sold to shippers at 16 50, season high. Hog prices opened 10 to 15c lower with most bids 6 90 to 7 05 and total hog receipts around 17 000 head. Sheep and lambs total near 10 500 with an afternoon lift of 15 to 25c. fat lambs 15 50 to 16 50 and wethers 9 00 to 12 00.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
More Corn And Hogs This Year In Northeastern Wyoming
T. J. Vore of Vore and Sons Beulah Wyo says the region will raise more corn and hogs and begin cattle feeding as the range business wanes. He toured Omaha with two loads of 201 pound hogs valued at about $7.20 each and plans to feed steers next fall if a good corn crop develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Vore
Vore and Sons
Beulah
Wyo
Omaha
Dodge Brothers Four Passenger Coupe Gains Approval and Demand
Dodge Brothers introduces a new four passenger coupe designed for convenient size and comfort seating four in a staggered arrangement with a driver behind the wheel. The composite body, biue with yellow trim, Mohair velvet interior, and wide doors mark luxury plus ease of entry. Special equipped models feature nickel radiator shell cowl lights bumpers hood striping and automatic windshield wiper among other options. Chassis suitability and modern design underline its appeal as an addition to the company’s line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Brothers
Meeday Avecer Muse by Grabid Book 21 Adss teshon
A fragmented OCR entry notes a book titled Muse by Grabid in issue 21 with a price of 1.99. It mentions Adssteshon or a related imprint in unclear form. No clear event, author, or publisher details emerge beyond the price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeday
Avecer
Muse
Grabid
Navy Bill Passes House With Major Armament Provisions
The naval appropriation bill totaling 272 million dollars passed the house. It includes a request to the president for another world arms conference and authorizes 30 million to complete one battleship two aircraft carriers six scout cruisers thirteen submarines three fleet submarines one gunboat two destroyer tenders one submarine tender and one repair ship. Three fleet submarines planned in 1916 are delayed until a better engine is available and 600 thousand dollars is allocated to improve motive power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Physicians Offer Free Physicals for Citizens Camps
In the Seventh corps area about 8400 physicians, more than 40 percent of the total, will provide free medical examinations for applicants to the citizens military training camps at Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling and Fort Leavenworth this summer. States and physician counts include Minnesota 1300 Iowa 1720 South Dakota 320 North Dakota 300 Nebraska 950 Arkansas 800 Kansas 1145 Missouri 1865.
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Omaha
Seventh Corps
Fort Des Moines
Fort Snelling
Fort Leavenworth
J. M. Pruyn
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Diamond Jubilee Carnival Opens in Sioux City
A five day Diamond Jubilee festival begins June 9 in Sioux City and surrounding northwest Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska areas. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event promising a grand celebration rivaling New Orleans Mardi Gras and Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben as it marks 75 years of Sioux City progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Sioux City Territory
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Omaha
Lincoln Governor Bryan forms nine member illiteracy commission
Governor Bryan of Nebraska has appointed a nine member state illiteracy commission at the request of the Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs. The group seeks to determine the number of illiterates in the state and to devise eradication measures. Women volunteers report the federal census overstates Nebraska’s illiteracy, noting the state ranks high in illiteracy compared with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs
Nebraska
Favorable for Final Settlement Paris and London seek settlement
Negotiations between London and Paris toward a final settlement continue after the last letters between Premiers Poincare and Macdonald. Central issues are security for France and reparations with officials feeling favorable to a conclusion now.
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Paris
London
Poincare
Macdonald
France
Big Gain in Savings Deposits Reported
C H phe of Cincinnati, leader of the American Bankers Association savings division, announced that about half of June 20 deposits, around 18 billion dollars, were savings deposits. He cited deposits from Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and 11 other states totaling roughly 5.5 billion, with 11 years showing a 3 billion rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. H. Phe
Cincinnati
Savings Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Denpe
Agricultural statisticians foresee Iowa farmer gains this year
A Des Moines summary states that farmers in Iowa will see improved conditions due to better adaptation to circumstances, with the anticipated gains exceeding the effects of lower taxes cheaper labor or higher prices. Leading state agricultural statisticians back this outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Proclamation Bars Arms Exports to Honduras
President Coolidge issued a proclamation prohibiting the exportation of arms or munitions of war to Honduras. The measure aims to curb military shipments and bolster national neutrality during ongoing regional tensions.
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Washington
Honduras
Coolidge
After Sixty One Years Lincoln Divorce Court Rocks
Lincoln: John W. Strine 83 and Dorothy 77, long married, end their union after sixty one years. Both seek separate maintenance in court filings.
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Lincoln
John W. Strine
Dorothy
Attack on British Soldiers at Queenstown Pier
Four men who attacked a party of British soldiers on a Queenstown pier are being hunted across Ireland after the assault killed two soldiers and wounded more than twenty. Police and military units press the nationwide search.
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Dublin
Ireland
Queenstown
Meadow Lawn Social News Reports Local Visits
Meadow Lawn residents share weekend visits with neighbors and relatives. William and Mrs Slinch joined Mr and Mrs Sullivan and family. Brown and Oskan households hosted guests. Lut cavish relatives traveled to Lisco. Alec Ross visited J M Kreader. Emma Morrow visited James Sullivan. Emma and Paul Morrow with Ed Morrow called at Albert Morrow home. Gladys Morrow weekend in Dalton. Gertrude Fwllerton and Esther Anderson noted as ill or visiting family.
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William Slinch
James Sullivan
Ben Brown
Cecil Oskan
Anni
Charles Lutcavish
Charles Hendrickson
Dalton
Archie Luteavish
Charles Luteavish
Lisco
Alec Ross
J. M. Kreader
Emma Morrow
Ed Morrow
Emma and
Paul
Albert Morrow
Gladys Morrow
Gertrude Fwllerton
Esther Anderson
Broadwater
Local social news from Bunker Hill and neighboring Sidney
Mrs Theo Borcher and son visited Glen Bales Tuesday while Mr and Mrs Ernest Hill drove to Sidney. Neighbors aided Charlie Hill with corn harvest. The B H C met at Glen Bales and sewed carpet rags. Good Health delegates discussed patient care. Next meeting April 16 at Mrs John Borcher. Cash Scott and Mrs Clyde Kinton won prizes. Clyde Kinton and Gertrude Bales claimed consolation. Numerous visits and travels among Borchers Meiers and neighbors. Farmers Union met at Bronson. many dined and shopped locally. voting at the schoolhouse drew a large crowd.
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Theo Borcher
Glen Bales
Ernest Hill
Sidney
Charlie Hill
John Borcher
Ray Berry
Cash Scott
Clyde Kinton
Gertrude Bales
Clyde Kinton’s
Wm. Borcher
Will Moyer
Meyer
Cash Scottt
Ray Frame
Fred Meyer
Paul Meyer
Wm. Sash
Wayne
Nebr
Curt Scott
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
John Engel
Wm. Meyer
Merlin
Wil Sash
Walter Wappel
Farmers Union
Bronson
P. W. Barker and Sons
Henry Schmidt
Ralph
Hilbert Borcher
goneVnnon
Delbert Robbins
Curl Scotts
Carl Schmidt
EB. Trautman
Birthday Dinner Honors Robert Hiett in South Divide
South Divide residents reported a 6 o clock Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E V Hiett in honor of their son Robert s birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Guy Shaw and Robert Robertson and family with multiple local visits noted around Kimball and nearby households.
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E. V. Hiett
Guy Shaw
Robert Robertson
Robert
Roy Walker
Walker
Kimball
Kimball Thuradway
John Shaw
Thomas Tueadey
Miles Shaw
Mrs. Bolton
York
Nebr
Local families share meals and events this week
Guy Shaw and FOV Wiett hosted the latter part of this week. Mr and Mrs Yowell and family of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell and family dined at Lloyd Yowell's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rathbun from near Dalton ate at the Warrant home. Foster and Payzant families attended the declamatory contest at the M E church Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Brothers and Victor visited the Payzant home Saturday.
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Guy Shaw
Fov Wiett
Mrs Yowell
Sidney
Henry Yowell
Lloyd Yowell
Rathbun
Dalton
W. Vayrant
Foster
Local families share meals and visits this week
Center Mrs S Bancroft and neighbors called at multiple homes Monday through Thursday. Several families from Bancroft Scott Reiners Groshans and others traded dinners and suppers at each other houses while motorists toured Gurley Sidney and Natoma for visits. A cluster of residents began farming last week as community ties continue through social calls.
Family and friends share meals and birthday in local gathering
Mr and Mrs Ray Berry and son Clifton joined the A D Rose home for dinner. Mr and Mrs Richard Schultz drove to Sidney Friday. Mr and Mrs Curt Scott hosted a birthday supper Sunday night for Cash Scott, entertaining A D Rose and family, Ray Berry and son Clifton, John Groshans, S W Scott, Cash Scott and son Vern, and Delbert Robbins.
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C. G. Scott
W .Scott
Roots Cagley
Fanneill
Ray Bumegartner
Babe
Ed Zorn
L. S. Bancroft
Sidney
Leonard
Gurley
J. M. Netherland and
Jimmie
Natoma
Kansas
Rae Bigler
John Peterson
Elmer Mayer
Vernon
Everett Peterson
Ben Carter
Bancroft
John Groshans
S. W. Scott
Frank Dickes
Leo Messner
Wm. Reiners
Paul
Joe Reiners
Joé Ladine
Harry Swartz
Esther Hammerstron
Art Draper
Richard Schultz
Walter Happel
Ray Berry
Clifton
A DT Rose
Mms
Curt Scott
Cash Scott
A. D. Rose
Cash Scott and Son
Vern
Delbert Robbins
Hidden Dangers Nature Gives Timely Warnings For Kidney Health
A public warning describes danger signals of kidney weakness and urine changes. It notes amber urine is normal, while disordered kidneys produce pale foamy or thick red sediment laden urine signaling distress.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs. Kulp
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended for backaches and kidney pain. Mrs. M. Kulp of E Fourth St says they cure attacks after a few days and endorses the product, stating she buys them at Western Drug Company. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, manufactures. Price 60 cents at dealers.
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Bright
Dean
Sidney
M. Kulp
Fourth St
Doan
Western Drug Company
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DODGE
HAVAS
Physicians Services Free
State Illiteracy Commission
Bunker Hill
Liberty State Bank
Cheyenne County
the Telegraph
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