South Omaha Livestock Prices Amid Weather Delays
In South Omaha on December 25 Union Stock Yards reported light cattle receipts due to west weather and near blizzard conditions. Beef steers sold actively with prices $0.10 to $0.16 higher. cattle and sheep showed varied quotations with many ranges for beeves yearlings cows and hogs. Fresh hog arrivals estimated at 81 loads with a 4,100 head carryover from Mommy, and lambs offered at 750 head with steady to higher demand.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Bologna
What of the H. C. of L. Washington Times opinion line
An editorial quip questions the value of dollars in shaping worthwhile thought, asserting money cannot buy true intellect or wealth of mind. It argues that real wealth comes from good ideas already present, not from monetary influence.
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H. C. of
Washington Times
Vienna Press Reports Allies Ordered to Occupy Capital
Paris dispatch claims Vienna asked Allied authorities to occupy Vienna to avert disturbances. Troops from France Britain and United States were requested for the move. British Cologne governor orders workmen and soldiers councils to stop activities and vacate public buildings. Eger and Reichenberg towns cited as strategic Bohemian sites.
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Cologne
Rhine
Paris
Zurich
Vienna
Shotgun Killed Piper Bride in Honeymoon Camp
Muskegon Michigan December 23 Prosecutor Broeck disclosed that Freda Weichman a Chicago heiress was shot in her sleep at a honeymoon camp near Muskegon Piper the suspect in her murder is held in solitary confinement after a raid on his home authorities seized a shotgun and will investigate its purchase date and whether it accompanied the couple on their trip a death watch is kept over Piper to prevent self harm or violence
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Muskegon
Mich
Freda Weichman
Chicago
Here
Broeck
Milos Piper
Miss Weichman
Piper
Tper
Ohio seeks army doctors to fight influenza
The Ohio State Medical Association telegraphed Secretary Baker urging immediate release of at least 200 Ohio physicians from the army. The move aims to bolster rural areas battling the influenza epidemic, the association said through executive secretary George V. Sheridan.
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Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
George V. Sheridan
No Hope for Entombed Men in Michigan Mine Cave-In
Four Cleveland Cliffs Iron mine workers remain entombed after a cave-in at Negaunee Michigan on December 21. Rescue efforts continue with little expectation of survivors. Also reported is the death of George Conway at twenty three in New York, a veteran theatrical manager who directed the original Uncle Tom's Cabin company on its European tour.
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Michigan
Negaunee
Mich
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Dice
New York
George Conway
Uncle Tom's Cabin” Company
Wartime Cablegram Rules Repealed by Censorship Board
Washington December 23 the government censorship board revoked wartime regulations requiring confirmation of cablegrams to be in plain language instead of code. The action clears the way for resumed use of coded confirmations in overseas communications under wartime rules.
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Washington
Vernment Censorship Board
Poland under German rule looted and disarmed
Warsaw reports describe the German occupation ending November 1 and the stripping of Poland’s food, telephone wires, and industrial plant. Polish banker Stanislau Larlowski estimates near 2 billion dollars needed to rebuild, with marks, rubles and crowns in circulation and a plan to obtain foreign loans once a stable government is established.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stanislau Larlowski
Commercial Bank of
Kalicz
Lods
Manchester
Lodz
Deutsche Bank of
Berlin
Snowbound travel and Sidney visits fill regional notes
A crowded Sidney round of activity details travels by sled and auto amid heavy snow. EH OC Henderson, Lew Houge, Miss Mabel Truisten, Mrs Ed Schneulla, Miss Lacy, Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones, and Clyde Kinton appear in varying shops, medical visits, and social calls. A public sale in Co. lade drew fair prices, while Dr. fumigation aids Haskins home, and the ill child of Mr Tracy returns home to Pine Bluffs.
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Sidney
Henderson
Lew Houge
Mabel Truisten
District Nu
Ed Schneulla
Miss Lacy
Ed Schnulle
Isaac Jones
Lewis Shulenberg
Clyde Kinton
Ead Stoner
Co. Lade
Mr Hyde
Glen Bales
Daaughters
Gamble and Son
Homer Haskins
Child
Haskins
Ex Kaiser William Walks About Castle Grounds
Amerongen Holland December 23 ex Emperor William who had been ill all week was able to walk about the castle grounds this morning after several hours of fine weather. He had been confined to bed since last Sunday and his ear affection, though troubling, was greatly alleviated.
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Amerongen
Holland
William
Strike to Tie Up Toronto
Toronto faces a potential general sympathetic strike as police strikers and the police commissioners remain deadlocked over reinstating 12 dismissed officers. The union defies the commission and leaves recognition to Ontario’s attorney general after another meeting.
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Toronto
Ontario
District 51 social round and delayed schoolhouse sale
District 51 reports include travels of Mrs. John Shelley and Miss Agnes Meline for Christmas visits in Gurley and Bruhl Nebraska. George Burtels and Henry Keiselhorst visited Gurley and Sidney. The school house sale was delayed by stormy roads to Saturday January 18 1919. Mamie Jurgens to return from F Goodwin’s. Service emphasis features Rumely tractors with repair service claim.
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George Burtels
Gurley
Henry Keiselhorst
Sidney
Agnes Meline
Bruhl
Nebraska
Frank Folkers
District 51
Mamie Jurgens
F. Goodwin
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Reichenberg
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Charlie Nelek
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