Advertised Letters Remaining in Sidney Office
Unclaimed letters listed as advertised include W. C. Chamberlain, Allen Larson, Mrs W H Laude, Wm Penman, Roger A Prior, Andy Regula, Ff Roche, L W Wheiteiker, Ss G Ward, Airs L R Stryker, Mrs Fred Shipley, John MacIntosh Postmaster.
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W. C. Chamberlain
Allen Larson
W H. Laude
Penman
Roger A Prior
Andy Regula
Roche
L. W. Wheiteiker
Ss. G. Ward Airs
L. R. Stryker
Fred Shipley
John Macintosh
Market roundup and livestock prices drift in Chicago reports
Chicago markets show wheat May at 92 3 4 cents and July at 91 4, oats May 34 1 2, pork May 19.40, lard 10.32, ribs 10.82, cash wheat 92 9 1/2, yellow corn 5 1/2, oats 30. Cattle receipts 34,000 with strong values for beeves 6959, western steers 5607, stockers 4754, cows and heifers 2007 50, calves 650 10.00. hogs receipts 38,900 with distinct price ranges. sheep receipts 25,000 with natives 475 600, westerns 190 590, yearlings 640 7.85, lambs 6 75 8 80. Also a note on the beret hat fashion in cream plush with orange trim.
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Chicago
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on February 3 cattle receipts reached about 4,200 head, with overall three day totals near 14,000. Cattle values moved higher with notable gains for cows and heifers, veal calves steady but uneven for other classes, and strong demand for fleshy feeders. Hog receipts about 12,200 with slow trade. prices generally around 7.40 to 7.50, some higher for select lots. Sheep and lambs about 7,000 head with prices 10 to 16 cents higher, indicating broader strengthening in the market.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neices
Sheep and lamb market prices at western sales
Ewes sold to 8.25 dollars while Mexican ewes brought 36.10. Mexican yearlings hit 7.25. Lambs showed strong gains with best to 8.66 for good to choice. yearlings and wethers ranged from 5.50 to 7.00 for various grades. Cull and composite sheep prices fell to about 2.75 to 4.06.
Cure for liver complaint touted in 25 cent tablets
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas says he suffered a liver complaint and tried Chamberlain's Tablets a 25¢ box with complete cure and recommends them to everyone for sale by all dealers.
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Ira Smith
Point Blank
Texas
Inaugural Ceremony Plan For Wilson
Washington February 6 The inaugural program is complete detailing plans for Taft and Sherman era. Platforms across the Capitol east front will hold spectators totaling 10000, 2000 more than four years ago. St Petersburg February 6 The empire council as high court allows prosecution of Socialist deputy Kuznetzoff for slander over a duma speech.
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Washington
Taft
Sherman
Capitol
Wilson
St. Petersburg
Duma
Council of the Empire
Kuznetzoffor
Kansas Warden Urges New State Prison Site
Lincoln January 29 J K Codding warden of the Kansas penitentiary spoke in a joint session advocating a reformatory. He said the Nebraska prison cannot become a factory in its current slough location and opposed contract prison labor favoring road work for good prisoners. He praised firing suspected dope linked staff to curb drug use and supported an intermediate prison.
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Lincoln
House
Senate
J. K. Codding
Kansas Penitentiary
Codding
Nebraska
Fall of tree kills man near Lexington Neb
Robert A. Billingsley, a young farmer five miles northeast of Lexington, was instantly killed while aiding his brother-in-law Mr Farley in felling cottonwoods on Farley’s farm. He ran toward the falling tree and was struck on the head as it toppled.
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Lexington, Neb
Robert A. Billingsley
Lexington
Mr. Farley
Mr.arley
Billingsley
Boy Scouts Mobilize 390000 For Charity Drive Across Nation
New York Jan 28 Seven thousand troops of the Boy Scouts of America totaling about 390 600 boys enlist in a campaign to aid the poor and ill. They will forage for needs and secure supplies in a hour of work each week as part of scoutcraft according to a bulletin from central headquarters.
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New York
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Aliens Must Bring Families to U S for Citizenship
Chicago January 30 Judge Anderson rules that married aliens whose families stay in their native lands must bring them to the United States before they can become citizens. The decision impacts dual lives and the path to naturalization.
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Chicago
United States
Anderson
Seventy Lost in Rangoon Launch Foundering
Rangoon India January 29 reports seventy Noes were lost when a launch foundered in the River Rangoon.
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Rangoon
India
New Library Books Added to City Collection
The Library Board adds multiple new titles to its shelves including Both Sides of the Shield by A Butt The Hollow of Her Hand by McCutcheon The Upas Trees by BF Barclay The West Wind by Cyrus T Brady The Healer by Werrick The Yoke by Miller Bella by E Booth At Foot of the Rainbow by G Stratton Foster A Living Legacy by Underwood Cease Firing by Mary Johnson A Cry in the Wilderness by Mary Waller Master of the Oaks by C Stanley London Lavender by Ev Lucas The Wind before the Dawn by Dell Munger Paul Rundel by W Harden The Yates Pride by Mary W Freeman The Gulf Between by Costantini Ranch Girls at Rainbow Lodge by Vandercook Ranch Girls Pot of Gold by Vandercook Launch Boys Adventures by Ellis Launch Boys Cruise by Ellis
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Library Board
McCutcheon
BF. Barclay
Cyrus T. Brady
Werrick
Miller
Bella
E. Booth
G. Stratton Foster
Underwood
Mary Johnson
Mary Waller
C. Stan
Dell Munger
Paul Rundel
W Harden
Mary W. Freeman
Constantini
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