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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
14
Moderate cattle run of 6,800 head lifted prices to 10 cents higher for beef steers and cows. Best beef steers at 9.80 to 9.60, hogs 7.85 to 8.00, lambs firm with fat lambs at 14.25 to 14.50, sheep and lambs overall showing firmer bids and active demand at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on April 11, 1923.
Omaha April 10 hog shipments by auto trucks set a new record with 2400 head received Monday. The line of hogs moved continuously all day and into the night, comprising 17 percent of total hog receipts.
Charter No 1517 report shows Lorenzo Nebraska bank at close of business March 28 1923 with resources loans and discounts 55826.23 and other items total assets 641033.82. liabilities include capital stock 15000 undivided profits 2087.35 deposits of 972? 9,879.13 demand certificates 130.00 time certificates 0 notes rediscounted 7840.00 bills payable 11000.00 and depositor’s guaranty fund 167.87. Notary Fulton attests to accuracy with Cunningham and Pilger directors. White Daisy Flour ad notes Gurley Cheyenne County wheat.
Dora, now married to John, visits a Lower Town dance hall and encounters Evan, the blind pianist and ex-lover. The meeting reveals past wounds from the war and Evan's heartbreak, leaving Dora shaken as she realizes the tragedy of his sacrifice. John explains away the moment with a casual excuse.
Quotations recount a Mexican general boasting of burning Sanitation improved by removing diseased quarters. A.B. Farquhar recalls Diaz era response to sanitation ideas. The anecdote highlights harsh methods and childlike questions about public health tactics.
South Divide Jenry Vovell and family and Lloyd Yorvell and family spent Sunday with home folks in Sidney. Mrs Bower left Davenport after ten days with her daughter. Herman Hiett and family visited Peetz. FE V Hiett moved to the farm. Pupils from the vicinity took eighth grade exams: Gladys Gilmore Mabel and Viola Foster. Mrs James Maley will entertain the H W W C on April 19. Foster and Payzant families attended the declamatory contest at the Methodist church. KE V Shett entertained the Harvey Hiett family at dinner. Recent callers in the Brothers home were the Shaws Nelsons and Fosters. H P P Thomas and family visited Noah Walters. Mr and Mrs J S Warrick expected home this month. Brothers visited by cousin from near Potter. Arno Thomas visited Howard Smith at Lorenzo.
The Dorcas Society announces a bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday April 14 at 2 30. Coordinators include Mrs F A Griffith Mrs Betts Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Hink.
The Kensington Methodist church will host an apron sale and a food sale with a noon luncheon in their parlors on April 28. Proceeds support church activities.
In the District Court for the District of Nebraska North Platte Division case 186 in bankruptcy Edgar B Turner has been adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 23, 1923 at 10 a m at the office of Referee Walter W Hoagland North Platte Lincoln County Nebraska creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
In the matter of Lawrence Schell oeper Bankrupt case no 171 in bankruptcy. On filing and reading the petition for discharge the date fixed for opposition is May 14 1983 in North Platte Nebraska. Creditors and interested parties may oppose by writing to the office and file grounds within ten days thereafter. Walter V Hoagland Referee Bankruptcy.
An urgent notice urges businesses to place ads in The Telegraph to avoid negative impacts on both the advertiser and the paper, stressing mutual stakes and the need for timely action.
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