Livestock Prices at South Omaha Nov 29 1922
Moderate cattle receipts about 5 000 head with active market and steady to higher values. Best yearlings at 11.00. Hogs 6 500 head sold with demand and prices 10 20c higher. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 800 head with steady to firmer prices. top fat lambs 13.80, wooled lambs 13.25 14.00, ewes 3.50 5.00, yearlings 10.5 9 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Peime Beeves
Noice Beeves
Bologna
Heref er Calves Sold at Omaha Market for $7.00
D B Menree, Hebron breeder, displayed Color ado steer and heifer calves on the Omaha market Monday. A three head string sold to Iowa feeders at $7.00, averaging 358 pounds, with a bit over half being steers.
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Colorado
D. B. Menree
Hebron
Colo
Omaha
Iowa
Speech and Knowledge Day Utterance Reminder
The phrase asserts daily speech reveals knowledge and nightly silence conveys understanding, emphasizing continuous revelation of truth through words and thoughts. It frames communication as a universal human practice guiding learning, reflection, and insight across time.
Social round of Grand Prairie residents and visitors
Grand Prairie families including the Beebe and Windsheimer households hosted and visited neighbors and relatives over the weekend. Local gatherings featured Willing Workers meetings at Beebe home, church and school updates, and a chicken dinner with a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beebe
John Bowers
Fred Windsheimer
Ben Jorgens
Henry Flesner’s
Albert Fryerichs
Ernest Wickard
Sunol
Sidney Yast
Sophia Jorgens
Edna Frerichs
John Bower
Will Frerichs
Albert Frerichs
Henry Stevens
Alva Hart
John Kucera
E. A. Johnson
Alec Pierson
Owith
Advertisement request in The Telegraph impact
A plea stresses that failure to advertise in The Telegraph harms both parties, framing the publication choice as a shared loss affecting reach, visibility, and potential business opportunities for the advertiser and the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Weather and farming notes from Spring Canyon region
The week brought near drought like weather but residents hope for corn to mature before snow. Townsfolk report cattle purchases near Sund, juries in Sterling, box socials, dances and socials at local schools, and varied travel between Proctor, Sterling and Peetz. Concerns rise over rising freight rates and the need for farmers to raise prices and control supply. Prairie Farmer wisdom urges discipline, unity, and action to lift farming profit.
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A. Megrue
Robert Nicholas
Dan Beebe
Sterling
Clarence Beebe
Sam Pollock
Grandpa McKelvey
Crook
A. D. Hilliard
Babe
Proctor
Roy Mason
Flora A. Allison
Collins
Anne
Wyoming
Dan Beche
Band Boys of Crook
Frank Miller
Lily
Peetz
Partilion
Wilt Colling
Moyer
Baby
Ed Hickerson
Milo Moore
Glen Colling
Frank Miler
Roy Gregory
Dan Beeber
Fred Gentry
Gentry
Nebraska
Fred
Chan Carrol
Mr. Gentry
Grandma McKelvey
Grip
White Cove Valley Local Notice of Accidents and Dairies
White Cove Valley reports a Saturday night car rollover near Crook involving Asa Hostetler and companions Donnie and Melvin Gross and George Seymore with minor injuries. Several residents, including Mrs. Meyerholtz, sent turkeys to Denver for Thanksgiving. Local farming activity includes a Reno ranch dipping vat, corn hauling by Frank Loudy, and various family visits and school starts.
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Crook
Asa Hostetler
Donnie
Melvin Gross
George Seymore
Harold Frakes
White Cove Valley
J. FE. McDonnell
Harry
Reeves
Harry Reeves
J. E. McDonnell
Hilliard ~ Marshall
Pleasant Valley School
Stella
Farm prices won’t return to prewar levels for ten years
Harvard committee of economic research says farm prices will not recover to 1913 levels for a decade. August 1922 purchasing power of farm products was only 64 percent of 1913. The text notes wages rising in several trades and steel costs for farm machinery increasing.
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Harvard Committee
Harvard
Church Services and Advent Happenings Listed
Catholic Mass times and rites for Rev. Anton Line at Christ Episcopal and Trinity English Lutheran Church plan Advent services. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. with sermon Be Ye Ready. Catechetical class Saturdays. choirs rehearse Fridays under Prof. E D Backer and Pastor Rev W T Kahse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity English Lutheran Church
E. D. Backer
W. T. Kahse
Christian Church Invites Sidney to Bible Week Services
The Christian Church invites Sidney residents to attend Sunday morning Bible School at 10 with worship at 11 featuring Five Great Powers. Evening service at 7 30 will discuss The Power of Small Things. Mid week 7 30 Wednesday and choir practice Thursday. Also International Bible Students meet 2 PM Sundays at 102 C Street.
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Christian ‘Church
Bible School
C. E
Universal Bible
Sidney
John Hewittson
West Sth Street
Two Churches Share Thanksgiving and Christmas Plans
Syterian Church and Methodist Episcopal Church announce their Sunday schedules with Bible school at 10 and worship at 11 for Syterian, and 10 for Sunday school and 11 for service at the M E Church. A Christmas cantata is planned by the choir to be performed the Sunday afternoon before Christmas, under Miss F Hammer. Dr M E Gilbert to preach at the quarterly conference Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday morning. John Kilburn invites townspeople and visitors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
M. E. Gilbert
William Kilburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Prairie
Spring Canyon
Anton
Christ Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
Henry Ives
International Bible Students’ Association
C Street
Clara Downey
Syterian Church
Endeavor Societies
M. E
Samuel Light
Bargain Festival
Mason
Detroit
Michigan
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