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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

2

Livestock Prices at South Omaha Report December 12 1928

Demand for sheep and lambs remains healthy with fat woolled lambs at 12.60 and clipped lambs around 11.08. Cattle values decline with 9,500 head noted and hogs down sharply while sheep and lambs rise 10 to 25 cents under broad demand and active trade.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Sendy Bologna

Wyoming Rancher Says Corn Output Ten Times Previous Peak

J C Underwood, a southeastern Wyoming ranchman now in Omaha with two loads of yearling steers and heifers, declares that Wyoming raised ten times as much corn this year as he ever did before.

Wyoming J.C. Underwood Omaha Mornuay

Railroads record greatest business in 1923

The December statement by Carl B. Gray of Union Pacific notes the rail system carried the highest business volume in history with a surplus of cars, especially box cars in the west. It cites a national program to reduce idle equipment, speed up freight movement, and stockpile coal, with 134,036 new freight cars and 2,963 locomotives added in ten months. The roads are investing over a billion dollars in 1923 for equipment and improvements to spur prosperity.

United States Carl BR. Gray Union Pacific System Mr. Gray Northwest James J. Hill Gray Law and Interstate Commerce Commission

Wouldn’t Mother Enjoy a Pretty Reading Lamp and Chairs

A brief note wonders if a mother would appreciate gifts such as sewing baskets a comfortable chair and a decorative reading lamp suggesting practical and thoughtful presents fit for a Homemaker era reader.

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