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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
14
Light run of sheep and lambs with 25 to 40 cent price gains. Hogs up 5 to 10 cents. best hogs $7.65, most sales $7.50 to $7.60. Cattle and calves show varied moves. 10,000 cattle on sale with weakness in plain lots and yearlings. Beef prices quoted, and sheep and lambs prices rise. 6,000 sheep and lambs arrive with higher bidding.
L N Widga a Stromburg breeder and feeder on the Omaha market this week offered a load of mixed weight Herefords from his own raising and feeding. He said calves gain more efficiently than yearlings though older cattle fatten faster, with steers priced at 9 50.
Court House Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska April 17 1923. Board of County Commissioners met as per adjournment with all members present. Wm. M. Goding Chairman Third Commissioner District A. D. Rose Jr Second Commissioner District J. W. Billeter Highway Commis...
The first procedure under local anaesthetic was performed at Miller hospital by Dr. Miller and Roche of Sidney. Mrs. Felix Wilkinson of Banner County endured the operation well with little pain during the chronic appendicitis procedure.
Dr M E Pettibone dentist operates from The Larsen Music Store location, Phene.
The Ladies of the Altar Society announce a card party luncheon and dance on May 1 1923 with all invited to attend.
County agent Willey runs a seed potato note and a county exchange to link buyers and sellers. Fourth calf club formed south of Lodgepole, and a girls sewing club with twenty members organized at Dalton with Mrs. Joe Shaneyfelt supervising. George R. Boomer of the agricultural extension spoke on marketing at Dalton, Lodgepole, Sidney, and Potter high schools.
Miss Mildred Mowery a twenty year old teacher from Halsey suffered a broken nose fractured cheek bone and facial injuries while pitching to pupils in a school game A fourteen year old pupil struck the ball with force causing the damage The teacher is recovering from the accident Lincoln Journal
On September 20, 1922 Helen M Oliver mortgaged a Kissel truck to Campbell Implement Company to secure seven promissory notes totaling 700 with 610 due plus 10 percent interest from May 20, 1923. The mortgage recorded September 21, 1922 as number 21709, default declared, sale set May 17, 1923 at 10 am at The Thomas Timber Yard north of Union Pacific Hotel Sidney Nebraska to satisfy the indebtedness. Campbell Implement Company by Radcliffe and Hyde attorneys. 313 Edison Diamond Disc phonographs, 60 and up Larson's Music Store.
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