Local residents visit and relocate in regional town
J B Redmond of Kimball visited Wednesday in town. Richard Williams bought a fine large car arriving this week. Miss Florence Parks returned Tuesday from Chappell. Banker J A Woten of Potter visited Tuesday. Mrs Tillie Peterson of Chappell visited Friday with Mrs J W McDaniel. George Line and son Eugene of Lodgepole were in the county seat last Friday. Mrs Lager and Mrs Shoemaker from eighteen miles northwest traded in the markets Saturday. E T Stark left Sunday for Cheyenne to visit her sister Mrs James Niswander. Jacob Eckert and wife left Wednesday for Arkansas City Kansas where Mrs Eckert seeks medical treatment. P R McDowell of Gering looked over Telegraph plant Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Thieman traded in Sidney Monday and plan to stay. Thomas of Dalton will join Ford Schulz in May. Dalton voted dry prompting relocation. Excavation for the new First National bank began Monday. John Owens is contractor moving dirt at the courthouse. The Record Keeper of Lady Rit tenhouse Hive No 45 of the Macabees will be at Lorary room in the Court House on the 18th each month 3 to 5 pm to receive assessments. Fred King returned with three stallions two Percherons and a Belgian and two registered jacks for Fundings stock farm. Kenneth Bassett of Sterling spent Sunday with his parents. George Peer and another former Union Pacific hotel manager depart for Green River to run a hotel. Miss Ruby Harris of Fremont arrived Tuesday to become stenographer for Attorney Miles. William Bundy of Potter In town Saturday en route to North Bend to buy stock for a Potter shop.
Local farmers Swatzlander and Bentley expand seedbed work
Ww. E Swatzlander and Mr Bent ley each break ground for their own seeding with recently bought tractors. They reinforce their commitment to the country through persistent investment and growing agricultural activity year after year.
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Mr Bentley
Mrs Van Gorder and Ruth Visit Family Then Leave for Ohio
Mrs Clyde Van Gorder and daughter Ruth of Portland Oregon visited with her husband’s father F L Van Gorder and brother Glenn Van Gorder in this city from Saturday to Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon they departed for Belle Fontaine Ohio to visit relatives for several months.
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Ruth
Portland
Oregon
F. L. van Gorder
Glenn van Gorder
Belle Fontaine
Ohio
Split switchmen settle with Chicago railroads
A broad sweep of news items includes settlements of switchmen with Chicago railroads and indictments involving three former Ohio state treasurers. Other notes mention the Progressive party rejecting a unity with Republicans and two Americans held in Mexico for a $500000 ransom.
Beatrien Neb April 3 State Clerks and Letter Carriers Convene
A joint convention of the state clerks and letter carriers will be held in this city on April 22. Local committees have prepared plans to entertain the visiting delegates.
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Cerks
Tetter
London Opinion on a Morbid Knife Joke
A fragment from the London Opinion questions whether a killer would slice a victim with a knife, reflecting dark humor or sensational speculation about violence. The line suggests a macabre colloquial tone typical of tabloid reportage of crime.
Markets Report from Chicago Wheat Corn and Live Stock
Chicago closing prices show May wheat at 92% and July at 92%e. May corn at 56c, July 56%c. oats May 34%35e, July 347%c. Pork May 19.50, July 19.65. Lard May 10.95, July 10.90. Ribs May 11.30, July 11.025. Cash prices No 2 hard wheat 93 95c, No 2 corn 56 56.25c, No 2 white oats 361%c. Cattle receipts 22,000 with steers and beeves down 10-15 cents. western steers 7.00-8.10. stockers 6.25-8.10. cows 3.90-8.40. calves 6.90-8.25. Hogs receipts 32,000 down 10-15 cents. bulk 8.70-8.80. lights 8.00-8.50. heavies 8.35-8.50. pigs 7.0-8.5. Sheep receipts 18,000 barely steady. westerns 6.00-7.25. yearlings 6.30-7.90. lambs 6.60-8.75.
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Democratic Tariff Revision Bill Reported by Ways and Means
Washington reports the completed Democratic tariff revision bill with a plan to fund government by an income tax and replace protections with competitive tariffs. Treasury figures show 1912 revenue at $938,522,482 vs expenditures of $901,297,979, producing a surplus of $37,224,502. Under the Underwood plan first year revenue estimated at $926,000,000 with expenditures at $94,790,970, creating a deficit of $68,790,600 offset by income tax earnings projected at $70,125,000.
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