Heavy Hogs Close Lower at Liberal Sheep Sale
Liberal receipts of sheep and lambs sold freely at steady figures with best grass lambs at 12.25. Tuesday markets in South Omaha reported light cattle runs about 3,500 head, steady to 25 cents higher for cattle, hogs steady to mixed, and sheep and lambs largely steady with 17,000 head on sale. Also notes 100 miles of trackless trolleys in England and a women-run model farm in Surrey.
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Union
Stock Yards
South Omaha
Saddle Horse Returns After Four Years Absence
A saddle horse, missing for four years, returned to a Cheyenne area ranch 12 miles south of the city aboard a stock car trip to Grand Island Nebraska and walked back with two unbranded companions. The trio trotted into the corral while punchers reported Frontier Week visitors. Ranch owners seek the original owner of the returning horse and the two unbranded animals.
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Grand Island
Nebraska
TX Ranch
Cheyenne
TXT
Nebbraska
Cheyenne Tribune
Woman and mother escape injury after Omaha turnover
An automobile driven by Mrs. Fred Beaumont of Lincoln turned over eight miles northwest of Wauneta on Friday afternoon. Her mother was along and neither woman was seriously injured. The car was badly damaged according to the Lincoln Journal. In other news, Larson's Music Store advertises comparable piano quality at standard prices.
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Fred Beaumont
Lincoln
Wauneta
Neighbor Wounds Woman Accidentally in David City
Mrs. Frank Pollack of Rawlins Wyoming visiting her parents at Grubaughs in David City heard a window shatter then felt a stream of blood from her right arm. Neighbor Josh Coleman admitted firing through the window while attempting to kill a chicken. The shot was removed and the wound was not serious.
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Frank Pollack
Rawlins
Wyoning
Chas
Grubaugh
David City
Josh Coleman
Pollock
State Journal
Farm Accident Near Falls City Injures Evan Dunn
Evan Dunn, a farmer one mile east of Falls City, suffered serious internal injuries after falling beneath a cultivator. His wife freed him as horses backed up, tearing his clothing. X rays showed a broken right leg in three places and severe chest back and throat injuries.
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Evan Dunn
Falls City
Dunn
Dann
Tie
State Journal
Way of a Bullet Offers Encouraging News From Omaha
Furl Chambers, wounded by an accidental rifle discharge, remains in Lord Lister hospital Omaha under care of physicians. X rays show bullet passed through right arm and rib into the right lung, located near the heart, with tetanus risk fading. Doctors may leave the bullet in place if tomorrow’s image shows no shift.
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F. A. Chambers
Furl
Lord Lister Hospital
Omaha
Scottsbluff Stari Herald
Diez From Lockjaw Philip Thurtle Dies at Six
Diez year old Philip Thurtle of Lincoln, son of Mr and Mrs George Thurtle, died at 7:30 a m after tetanus from a yard accident that cut his forefinger. He had suffered since July 18 and received serum treatment before passing away at St Elizabeths hospital.
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Philip Thurtle
George Thurtle
Lincoln
Philip
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
State Journal
Warehouses Benefit Cotton Planters
More than 1,400,000 bales of cotton were received during last season up to May 31 in federally licensed warehouses. May 37 totals show 268,345 bales on hand. The system expanded with 271 warehouses licensed, boosting capacity over threefold since 1921, plus grain, tobacco and wool warehouses joining the act. The program aids bankers by accepting receipts as collateral and helps growers market cotton orderly. A new distributing agency for Conn band instruments is announced for western Nebraska.
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United States Department of Agriculture
H. S. Yohe
Northwest
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