Local Notes From Lorenzo Area Grain Trade and Visits
The Trans-Mississippi Elevator Co operates a grain house at Lorenzo and buys grain there. Henry Jacobson of Minden Neb guest of Will Fulton last week. Jacobson bought two quarter sections of land during his visit. Uphoff of Logan county visiting Orville Miller. Will Fulton threshing flax this week. W E Swatzlander had land buyers on the divide this week. A ten pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Orville Miller. John Bittner moved to the former Fred Hellerich place. Parlats visited Mr and Mrs Walters this week. Dr Ward summoned to Ernest Hiett’s. Virginia Hiett quite sick. Loudys helping John Tishue harvest corn. D R Jones bought Elisebush farm and Hartway farm. Mr Kirkpatrick and family spent Sunday at Prairie Queen ranch. Id Howe bought a team at Henderson and Davis sale last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Missippi Elevator Co
Lorenzo
Henry Jacobson
Minden
Neb
Will Fulton
Jacobson
Uphoff
Logan County
Orville Miller
W. E. Swatzlander
Stork
Orvile Miller
John Bittner
Fred Hellerich
Parlats
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Prairie Queen
Id Howe
Henderson & Davis
Local residents listed in brief village notes
A K Greenlee invoiced in Sunol and others like R K Jorgensen taking agency for lightning rods. Mike Veto and John Stover visited Lodgepole. Mrs Booth loaded a hay car. E Farnsworth left for Hershey to work for Union Pacific. Junker’s house raised. Kucera seen in town. Higgins and Bauer hauling grain. Ira Paun visited Ledgepole. Jorgenson and Farnsworth visited Lodgepole. E Johnson worked for Rutner two days. R Allington paid a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A K. Greenlee
Sunol
Newman
Mr. Lynch
R. K. Jorgensen
Rods
Mike Veto
Lodgepole
John Stover
Mr. Higgins
Mr. Bauer
Ira Paup
Ledgepole
Mrs. Jorgenson
Mrs. Farnsworth
Local Notes From Sidney and Nearby Ranches
Eli Ellston visited Sidney last Monday. Frank Beyer finished driving and easing Mr. Bowen's well in five days. Myrtle Johnston joins District 76 as a new scholar. Ray Bayne returns from Bridgeport and plans to break horses at Montauk Ranch. Beyer Bros. loaded a car of oats at Bronson this week. Co. E Higgins and wife spent Sunday night at Ash Grove Ranch. Several public sales are set near town in the next three weeks, including those of Mr Buchanan and Peter Koepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ellston
Sidney
Frank Beyer
Bowen
Myrtle Johnston
Ray Bayne
Bridgeport
Montauk Ranch
Beyer Bros
Bronson
Co. E. Higgins
Ash Grove Ranch
Mr Buchanan
Peter Koepp
Lonely Valley News Roundup and Local Happenings
Quiet in Lonely Valley as Edward Howe and Louis Lund report calm conditions with steady wheat movement. John Gillespie risks his horses in a cornfield. A social dance is planned at Wm. Gorman’s on February 14 with all invited. C. A. Glassburn threshes in Colorado. BE A. Selover adds to his home. Chas. Hammond works young horses bought from Ed Root. C. L. Ivey trades his auto for horses with Ed Fischer. Fred Stowe moves his house to his school section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Howe
Louis Lund
John Gillespie
Wm. Gorman’s
C. A. Glassburn
Colorado
BE. A. Selover
Chas. Hammond
Ed Root
C. L. Ivey
Ed Fischer
Fred Stowe
Local notes from Lodgepole and area events
LODGEPOLE B Bates and G G LaSelle went to Julesburg Saturday. John Portz arrived Tuesday from Neligh with household goods and implements and will try western farming. Louis Rabe of Weyerts adds to his house. A farmers south of Lodgepole meeting Tuesday aimed at a telephone line, at Mitch Fusha home. Verne Bates left for Lincoln for a week. Rev Murless of Potter assists Rev Keer in revival services this week. Will Friend shipped to Planeview. H W Libby finished loading hay for Denver. After a high school basketball trip, George Barlow has a broken nose. Rube Lisco recovering from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B .B. Bates
G. G. LaSelle
Julesburg
John Portz
Neligh
Louis Rabe
Weyerts
Lodgepole
Mitch Fusha
Verne Bates
Lincoln
Nebraska
Murless of
Potter
Keer
Will Friend
Planeview
Libby
Denver
George Barlow
Rube Lisco
Inspiration and Will Power Drive Environmental Change
A reflection on slow improvement due to lacking in aspiration among workers and the heavy effort caused by sheer force of will. It suggests combining aspiration and will to supply organizations with a ready boost, accelerating progress in environmental improvement efforts.
Plant Fruit Trees In The School Yard
Agriculture is taught in rural schools with strong emphasis on school gardens. Fruit trees on the grounds yield practical lessons in planting, pruning, fertilizing, spraying, and marketing while remaining workable through school terms. First year profits supported school improvements and student interest grows as children gather fruit for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Agriculturist
Teria
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Union Stock Yards South Omaha February 19. Cattle receipts about 4,400 today and 16,960 over three days. Good beef steers sold readily, heavy cattle steady, cows and heifers in strong demand, veal calves active. Hog receipts about 15,700, prices around 8.05 to 8.10 with top 8.20. Sheep and lambs moderate. lambs about 10 cents lower than Tuesday, trade slow. fed western ewes and yearlings bring 5.75 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Madero Deposed as Huerta Seizes Mexico Presidency
General Huerta proclaims the coup after Gustavo Madero is removed from the penitentiary and executed by order of rebel General Blanquet, as the conspiracy joins the uprising to unseat Madero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavo Madero
Blanquet
Combination
Madero
Turbulent Week in Mexico Ends With Huerta in Power
Chronicle of the week follows the collapse of Madero as Diaz allies and Huerta seize control. Battles persist, proclamations shift, and censorship tightens while civilians flee to Vera Cruz. Gustavo Madero is executed as Huerta consolidates authority and business resumes.
Fall of Madero and Execution of Gustavo Madero in Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 20 Gustavo Madero brother of the deposed president was executed after removal from a penitentiary to an arsenal under Diaz power. He fell to bullets as guards fired during the riot of political change. Generals Blanquet and Huerta plotted arrest and transfer, with Huerta proclaimed provisional president as fighting eased at the palace. Hundreds of foreigners left embassies as the city braced for further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Gustavo Madero
Felix Diaz
Gustavo
Madero
Blanquet
Huerta
Diaz
Garmendia
Riverella
United States
Markets Report From South Omaha Live Cattle Hogs and Sheep
The South Omaha market report shows cattle receipts at 4 400 with steers $6 75 to $8 40, cows and heifers $5 00 to $7 40, stockers $6 75 to $7 80, bulls $5 50 to $6 75, calves $6 00 to $9 00. Hog receipts 16 700 with a 10 cent decline and typical sales at $8 00 to $8 10, top $8 20. Sheep receipts 6 900 steady to lower. lambs $2 25 to $2 58, wethers $5 85 to $6 35, ewes $5 50 to $5 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 17 000 slow beeves 665 9 00 Western steers 550 7 65 Stockers and feeders 6 00 7 00 Cows and heifers 3 15 7 40 Calves 7 00 10 59 Hogs receipts 38 000 weak Light 8 15 8 45 Heavy 7 90 8 37 Pigs 6 40 8 25 Bulk 8 30 8 40 Sheep receipts 21 000 steady Westerns 5 25 6 60 Yearlings 6 65 7 85 Lambs 7 25 8 25
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Chicago
Throw Out the Line Give the Kidneys Help and Many People Wil Be Happier
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. O Pearson of Sidney Nebraska for relieving weakness backache and other kidney trouble symptoms after two months of use. The ad urges kidney sufferers to use Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy sold everywhere for 50 cents by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY the U S sale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
O. Pearson
Sidney
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
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E. Johnson
Mr. Rutner
R. Allington
Clara
Lonely Valley
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
General Huerta
Ident of
Mexico
de la Barra
Gomez
Taft
Vera Cruz
Arsenal
Bianquet
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Chase and Sanborn
Chase and Sanborn's
The
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Fremont
Ferdinand Schulz
Fremont Brewin Company
Pilsner Beer
Guckenheim
Sidney, Neb
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