Local Folks and Visitors Cover Weekend Activities
Dr F C Beebe returns from business trip to Iown. C c Darnell spends week at Morrill Nebraska. L en Sherwin praises cattle condition. C C Hardy and wife visit from Columbus. Will Jewett visits Radcliffe family. Frank Gundy from Broken Bow in city. Mr Loomis of Omaha dines with W P Miles. Chris Livoni visits parents. W P Miles displays small grains at office. Misses Ann and Harriett Radcliffe attend Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. A phrenologist active on streets. Miss Bernice Davoren visits aunt Scanlon, leaves Monday. Fredrick Ahrens of Sidney visits Hammer. Mrs Morfeld of Clari arrives to guest husband’s family. Oberfelder trip to Colorado Springs via Cheyenne. C D Jones of Toledo hosts J A Bentley and W E Swatzlander. Mills of Denver guests of Mrs Essig. Mills represents Colorado Casket Company. Mrs Mary Cane buys land north of Potter from S Oberfelder and plans improvements. Mrs Keyes and daughter of Summer Hill Illinois visit Dr Ellis family. Keyes is Dr Ellis’s sister.
Migration to Sidney farms Cheyenne County crops
This week men from all stations of life migrate to Sidney Nebraska to help harvest what farmers say will be the largest crops ever in Cheyenne County. Nearly 800 locals volunteered one or more days in hay fields. Doctors lawyers storekeepers and teachers join the effort at the urging of the town Commercial Club.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Postoffice Examiner Checks Local Office Administration
Postoffice examiner Geo. H. Booker recently checked the local office and found Postmaster Mccintosh's administration A. No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Examiner
Geo. H. Booker
Mccintosh
A. No. 1
Len Sherwin Plans Big Show at County Fair
Len Sherwin visits town Saturday to arrange a big show at the County Fair with a practicing troupe promising lively stunts. A merry berrying party visited Cedar Canyon last Sunday including John, Max, Mary Livoni, Alice Taylor, Myrtle, Mary Landy, Charles Harper and family. William F. Graham, county farm superintendent at York Nebraska, bought a quarter section of land northwest of Sidney this week, with his son to occupy it soon and the father to join next year.
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Len Sherwin
Cedar Canyon
John
Max
Mary Livoni
Alice Taylor
Myrtle
Mary Landy
Charles Harper
Hiram
William F. Graham
York
Nebraska
Sidney
Mrs Flanders Heads Home from Sidney Visit
Mrs. Mary Flanders leaves for San Francisco today, accompanied by her sister Mrs. T B Dawson to Laramie where they will visit Fred Dawson and family over Sunday. Mrs Flanders made warm friends in Sid ney during her summer visit. Mrs Swenson, who taught tapestry painting, was in Sidney between trains recently on the way home to Iowa for business and will return to Nebraska. Her husband is receiving chiropractic treatment from Dr Brown of Scottsbluff and is improving.
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Mary Flanders
San Francisco
T. B. Dawson
Laramie
Fred Dawson
Mrs Flanders
Sidney
Swenson
Iowa
Nebraska
Brown
Scottsbluff
Grain growth surrounds Bridgeport Dalton in Sidney trip
In a Bayard Transcript report from Sidney on the recent trip, observers note abundant grain growth between Bridgeport and Sidney and especially around Dalton. The piece suggests that absent hail damage, farmers may ride automobiles next spring amid a marked Sidney improvement seen in four years.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Dalton
Bayard Transcript
Weather Resumes Pleasant Nebraskas Skies After Rain
A heavy rain struck Wednesday night last week, followed by a week of pleasant weather with several days of blue Nebraska skies loved by residents who have awaited clear conditions.
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Nebraskas
Tragic Hen Nest Incident In Merrill Nebraska
In Merrill Nebraska a girl warned of a snake bite after touching a hen on a nest. her brother also bitten, the mother fainted, a scalding accident injured the baby, and all three children died before the father returned home. Also, R A Blake of the Commercial Club reports renters seek spaces in Sidney with two bakery buyers and a large ten cent store prospect.
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Merrill
Nebraska
R. A. Blake
Commercial Club
Sidney
Health and beauty through outdoor air and Chamberlain’s Tablets
The passage advises housewives to escape daily routine, get outdoors in sunlight, and maintain digestion with Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims such habits lead to health and beauty and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Fall Market Report
South Omaha reports a moderate cattle run of about 3 800 head with high prices for corn fed cattle and strong demand for steers and stock cattle. Hogs near $8.30 top on two loads, 5c over yesterday, and 17 500 sheep and lambs seen with lambs steady to 10c higher and fat sheep steady to strong.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
West
Markets Report Chicago August 21 Closing Prices and Livestock
Chicago markets close with mixed results across commodities and livestock. Wheat futures Sept 93 to Dec 92 cents, corn Sept at 79 1/2 to 80 1/2 cents, oats Sept 32 1/2 to 32 3/4 cents, pork Sept 17.90 dollars, lard Sept 10.89 dollars, ribs Sept 10.87 dollars. Cash wheat No 2 hard 91 1/2 to 92 1/4 cents, No 2 corn 79 1/2 to 80 1/4, No 2 white oats 33 1/4 to 34 1/4. Cattle receipts 1,400. beeves 6.50 to 10.50, western steers 6.25 to 8.83, stockers 4.25 to 7.25, cows 2.65 to 8.15, calves 6.50 to 10.00. Hogs receipts 28,000. best 8.00 to 8.60, heavy 7.70 to 8.50, rough 7.70 to 7.90, pigs 5.50 to 8.75, bulk 8.10 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 25,090. natives 3.20 to 4.25, westerns 3.20 to 4.25, yearlings 4.30 to 5.25, lambs 4.10 to 7.15.
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Chicago
Beef price record shattered at South Omaha
Beef prices soared on the South Omaha market with eighteen head of branded western steers averaging 1,557 pounds selling for 10.35 dollars per hundredweight. E T Graham of Creston bought the lot, setting a record that surpasses prior Omaha highs and nears the nationwide Chicago benchmark.
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Omaha
Stock Yards
South Omaha
E. T Graham
Creston
Chicago
Local Woman Ends Life in Superior
Mrs Teaac Campbell, in ill health, committed suicide by hanging herself in Superior. The tragedy was reported as a quiet death in the family.
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Teaac Campbell
Superior
Julius Beckman Death Ends Fremont Banker Career
Julius Beckman, vice president of Fremont National Bank, died after a long illness. The Fremont community mourns the longtime banker and civic figure, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Julius Beckman
Fremont
Fremont National Bank
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the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Dr. F. C. Beebe
Iown
Cc. C. Darnell
Morrill
C C. Hardy
Columbus Neb
Will Jewett
Lodgepole
Radcliffe
Frank Gundy
Broken Bow, Neb
Last Wek
Mr. Loomis of
Chris Livoni
Mrs
C. A. Livoni
W. P. Miles
North Divide
Ann and
Harriett Radclife
Bernice Davoren
Fredrick Ahrens
Hammer
North Platte Tribune
Joseph Morfeld
Clari, Nebraska
Joseph Oberfelder
Colorado Springs
C. D. Jones
Toledo
J. A. Bentley
W. E Swatzlander
Mrs Mills
Denver
Essig
Mills
The
Colorado Casket Company
Mary Cane
Potter
S. Oberfelder
Keyes
Summer Hill
Ilinois
Dr. Ellis
New York
Union Pacific
St Ave
Sidney, Neb
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Prt
Atlantic Express
Mailand Express
Fast Mall
Curries Passenge J. Sno
Nota Route
Kom
Slaney
Sterling
Canada
M. A. Shipman
Orton W.wakeley
Omalin
Nebriska
S. H. Snyder
Yaegle
J. W. Hendrickson
Loomis, Nebraska
T Stark
George and
Hazel Thornburg
T. F. Thornburg
Theresa Morfeld
Anthony Schadd
I. T. Stark
Studt
Mrs. Britton
Mrs. Brennan
von Felix Alston
Wyoming Penitentiary
Our City
Sam Fine
IHC
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Columbus
IHC Service Bureau
IH_C Service Bureau
Harvester Building
Standard Oil
Beef
Kruse
Electric Pow&r House
Rose Street
M. Ramella
Closman & Son
Lloyd Mann
Prop
D. J. Scanlon
B. Best
E. Harper
C. M. Wright
GC. M. Wright Contractor
Harper Bidg
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