U S Government Market Quotations Weekly Summary
For the week ending April 25 prices across markets are listed. Live stock hogs and beef steer ranges in Chicago and across regional markets, fat lambs and ewes, fruits and vegetables with potato, onion and apple prices, grain quotes for multiple wheat and corn grades, hay values, dairy wholesale butter and cheese prices across cities. The figures reflect national spreads and varying market levels.
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Washington
Chicago
Northwestern
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Omaha
Prairie
Newark
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Chicago Mayors Traction Plan Defeated by Landfall Vote
An adverse majority of more than 100000 defeated the Dever traction ordinance as 550000 of registered voters cast ballots. The mayor pledged to restart framing a plan. renomination in the next city election seemed unlikely. Voters distrusted municipal operation fearing graft higher taxes and cost over 700 million dollars.
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Chicago
Dever Traction
Volunteers Fight Forest Fires in Pennsylvania
Forest and brush fires sweep central and western Pennsylvania as hundreds of volunteer firemen battle spread. At Huntingdon the blaze nears Juniata College threatening buildings. Over 1,000 acres burned near Altoona. fires extend into New England with substantial property losses. One death reported, Mrs Louisa Walkup of Irving, 78, home rear fire from burning rubbish.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Juniata College
Altoona
Boston
New England
Louisa Walkup
Irving
Tennessee Senate backs Memphis Sunday ordinance control
Tennessee opponents of Sunday blue laws celebrated as the house approved a measure allowing the Memphis city commission to regulate ordinances related to Sunday pleasures. The action empowers Memphis to set its own rules on Sunday activities.
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Nashville
Tennessee
House
Senate
Memphis City Commission
Coolidge Declines Bid to Mecklenburg County Event
President Coolidge said on Tuesday he cannot attend the Mecklenburg county celebration in Charlotte North Carolina on May 20. The notice outlines his scheduling conflict and his inability to participate in the event.
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Coolidge
Washington
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte
N. C
Pleasant View News Notes and Death in Missouri
C G Gemeinhardt returned home from Missouri after his sister was killed by a cyclone. The district recorded many visits, travels to Sidney, tractor purchases, social visits, and events with Wheat Growers and Farmers Union in Potter. Several families and individuals were noted at gatherings, birthdays, suppers, and Sunday visits.
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C. G. Gemeinhardt
Missouri
Frank Miller
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Herman Mangels
Edna
Sidney
Herman
Wm. Mangels
Art Schubarth
Art Obendorfer
Wm. Borcher
Ruth
Nora Wittrock
Walter Wittrock
Wheat Growers and Farmers Union
Potter
Obituary and local social notes from North Sidney
Mrs. Will Hornby dies at Sidney. services held at M. F. church and body shipped east. Neighbors and family visited various homes, Woodmen lodge attendance, and W M B club meeting reported with lunch. Farmers Union to meet April 10th in district 77. social calls among Sparks, Busboom, Wellner families noted.
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Will Hornby
Sidney
M. F
Jim Sparks
Clyde Kinton
Vern McManus
Homer Haskins
Paul Sparks
J. Sparks
George Rippe
Henry Johnson
Waldo Barham
Frank Goodwin
Woodmen Lodge
W. M. B. Club
Farmers Union
Tadies
Busboom Boys
Wellner Boys
Busboom
L. J. Hughes
Sehnell
Sidney News Teems With Rainy Day Visits
Mr and Mrs George Wockerson brought Frank Kurz home from Sidney Monday afternoon. Frank didn t risk bringing front as the storm worsened. Rain makes things look good and prosperous. N B Henderson and family visited John Kurz home Sunday. Mrs Joe Denninger and Jerome called Tuesday at Frank Kurz home. Bill Sampson visited Monday afternoon at Frank Kurz. John Kurz family shopped Saturday with Harold and Carl. Winfield Kretz and Kenneth spent Sunday with father and sisters. Frank Kurz hauled barley to Charley Walker Tuesday to seed. Mary Seidel missed several school days last week due to rain making roads rough for her Ford. Mr and Mrs George Hockerson and
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Frank Miller
Albert Schlichting
Oscar Miller
Art Schubarth
R. B. Hill
Ruth
Verona Borcher
George Beetz
Saul Piltz
Wm. Borcher
Herman Mangels
Betty Jane
Joe Kause
Herman van Aelstyn
Sidney
George Clark
Frank
Zenka Interholzinger
Frank Kurz
Bobby
Trenmare
Frances
Dorothy van Aelstyn
Cecelia Kurz
George Wockerson
N. B. Henderson
John Kurz
Joe Denninger
Jerome
Bill Sampson
Harold
Carl
Winfield Kretz
Clenneth
Charley Walker
Mary Seidel
George Hockerson
Obscure Word Puzzle From A Veiled Page
A fragmenting list of clues and partial phrases appears with numbers and odd phrases like Evil sign Mother Permit and What an extremely poor man. The text suggests a vocabulary puzzle or crossword style item embedded in a newspaper page.
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Entleman
Narrow escape for ranch man in South divide
M. M. Herbert, a noted South divide rancher, survived a serious accident when his horse tangled in the harness and dragged him under a harrow last Monday. His condition remained serious as reports noted, while other local items included a store robbery at T. B. Dawson's and a birth, moves, and sports success in Sidney.
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M. M. Herbert
South Divide
T. B. Dawson
Howard Swain
Katherine Sharmer
van Slyke
Denver
12 Pound Boy Born to Bank Cashier in Telegraph Find
John McIntosh, the affable cashier of the American Bank, handed out Havanas to friends upon news of a 12 pound boy born last Sunday at his home. Mr and Mrs Gus Range plan a move to Bronson to the Mushied ranch. Horace Moore trapped twenty two coyotes in Sidney draw. Miss Sophie Unbach arrived from New York. Inspector Johnson from Cheyenne arranged mail transfers between Burlington post office and two railroads. Mc Murray and Myrtle Irelan wed in a ceremony performed by the Rev Austin at the bride's home.
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John McIntosh
American Bank
Gus Range
Bronson
Horace Moore
Sidney Draw
Sophie Unbach
New York City
Inspector Johnson
Cheyenne
Burlington
Post Office
Eugene V. Mc Murray
Myrtle L. Irelan
Austin
Colton Land Acquisition Expands to Twenty Six Sections
The St George cattle company purchased two more sections of land on Wednesday, bringing its total to twenty six sections in townships 13 and 14, range 51, about seven miles west of Colton. Parents were in Colton on Tuesday regarding the deal.
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Colton
St. George Cattle Company
Dr Busset Joins Brennan Ledger As Local Physician
Dr Busset arrived from Denver and will be permanently stationed in Brennan's Sidney store. Commissioners arrange seed potatoes and oats distribution to precincts via Justices of the Peace. Rev Osborne has moved into McAleese housing with Mr and Mrs Carruth. C S Ickes surveys a ditch west of town to water about 300 acres. Mr and Mrs W T Whitney host a Tuesday dinner with guests including Blanchards Mancourts Stewitts Ebsteins and Duncans. Cary with Hunt Robertson venture to the North River. Ohio Knox, once a Sidney businessman, visits old friends.
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Rev. Osborne
McAleese
Carruth
C. S. Ickes
John F. Lafferty
W. T. Whitney
Blanchard
Mancourt
Stewitts
Ebstein
Duncan
Miss Blanchard
Kennedy
Cary
G. J. Hunt
Donald
John Robertson
Omaha
North River
Ohio Knox
Sidney
Fort Worth Telegraph notes local appointments and contracts
Mrs G Rosenthal arrives from New York as Henry Libby secures meat supply contract for the post next year. Senate confirms J W Haas as Sidney postmaster. The paper expresses satisfaction with Libbys recent government service and hints at ongoing civic updates.
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G. Rosenthal
Joseph Oberfelder
New York
Henry Libby
Post
Libby
Senate
J. W. Haas
Sidney
Bear From Cheyenne Shown At Local Storefront
Moore and Huff display a black bear received from Cheyenne in front of their shop. Nearby, residents witnessed a remarkable display of electric lights or northern lights, appearing around 9 to 10 o'clock last Sunday night with rays spanning the horizon in rose red hues, bright and intense, as people watched until around midnight. The Treasure Coach reportedly arrived from unknown whereabouts.
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Severllans
Cheyenne
Moore and Huff
Meridan
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Amanda Mangels
H. B. Wittrock
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