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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1914

Page

6

Local notes recount readings and visits around Sidney area

Clara and Carrie Eckert return to Sidney to resume school after weekend visit. Ed Welch goes to Dalton on business. Pat Keenan visits Jim McNulty and attends to horses. several neighbors travel to Dalton and Alliance. Land interests and farming talk surface with Christ Peiffer's Scribner visit and plans for breaking hundreds of acres. Local sick lists, pig sale, grain hauling, and household movements anchor the week’s community chatter.

Clara Carrie Eckert John Eckert Sidney Ed Welch Dalton Pat Keenan Jim McNulty Dannie Welch Norve Eckert Collie Kreader Phil Reinmuth Alliance Christ Peiffer Scribner Neb J. M J.C. Kreader Mrs. Rife J. C. Kreader George Shinker Alvin Dunn Lincoln Will Morrow Danny Welch Rose McNulty J. C. Dunn McNulty Jake Mayer Elmer Mayer Baby Jim Davison

Local social and business notes from Grand Prairie

Grand Prairie residents socialize and transact business with nearby towns. Nels Johnson and family hosted WJ Johnson relatives. Mrs Bismark Runge visited sister Mrs John son and Mrs Booth. Walter Craig did business in Sidney. Leslie Johnson and Company attended a play and box supper at Woyerts. Ed Puthoff made calls in Grand Prairie. Emory Planck visited Lodgepole. Peter Stephens and Will Frericks hauled grain to Sunol market. A family moved into Oscar Younglund’s former place. a Fremont nursery order leads. The Literary and Pie Social raised funds at Sund Saturday night. next meeting is February 28.

Lee Johnson Nels Hoagland George Hayer Burt County South Divide Pearl Wagner Florence Johnson Oscar Youngland Old Colton Will Sharman Sidney Sarl Johnson Sunol Nels Johnson WJ Johnson Bismark Runge Johnson Booth Walter Craig Leslie Johnson and Company Woyerts Ed Puthoff Grand Prairrie Oscar Younglund Emory Planck Peter Stephens Will Frericks Davis Chappell Fremont Nursery Mons Johnson Sund

Residents recount trips and visits around Dalton week

The column lists numerous local journeys and arrivals from Friday to Wednesday. Claire Armuth Alta Kreader visited Alliance, John Peterson and Jens Inglert hauled a car from Harrisburg Wyoming, Miss Jessica Hume stayed with Leona in Julesburg, and many others journeyed to Sidney Alliance Chadron Sterling and Bridgeport. Several residents welcomed guests, attended church events, or returned home after travel or illness. Esther in Alliance hospital improves while Almanac notes storm disruption and community gatherings at the Ladies Aid and Som-A-Set Club.

Claire Armuth Alta Kreader Alliance John Peterson Jens Inglert Harrisburg Wyoming Mr. Peterson Redington Aldicof Dalton Jessica Hume Julesburg Colo A. W. Reikman John Willis Chadron G. H. Willis Earl Mallory Wm. Reinmuth Mamie Reinmuth Esther Henry Blome Neil Thompson Sidney Elmer Mayer Sig Iverson Margaret Seifer Washington Lloyd Garey Sterling Armuth

Sunday visits and charity totals at local events

Potter and Mrs Mahler spent Sunday at Big Springs. Mr and Mrs Banta visited Sunday with Mrs Davis of Wheatland Wyoming, sister to Mr Banta. Lutherans have raised $100 toward their parsonage. M E Aid realized $50 from dinner and supper at the hotel on Saturday.

Mrs. Mahler Big Springs Mrs. Banta Davis Wheatland Wyoming Mr Banta M. E. Aid

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha

At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on Feb 25 a large cattle run arrived with prices steady to stronger. Beef quotes: good to prime beeves 8.60 to 8.80 per cwt, cows and heifers steady to strong, veal calves 8.00 to 10.25, stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8.00. Hog receipts 15,500 with prices mainly 8.30 to 8.40, top 8.45. Sheep and lambs 17,060 with lambs 7.25 to 7.80, yearlings 6.00 to 6.75, ewes 5.50 to 5.75.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Cay Chicago

Market Closing Prices and Livestock Averages on Feb 26

Chicago closing prices for wheat corn and oats with May and July contracts, plus cash wheat and corn values. Cattle receipts at 14,000 with steer, cow, calf prices. hog receipts 26,000 with ranges by weight. sheep receipts 32,000 with westerns, yearlings and lambs price ranges.

Chicago

Linseed men violate the law in Lincoln again

Lincoln February 26The state food department reports continued adulterated linseed oil reaching markets despite prior prosecutions and promises to enforce the law Second offense violations will be pursued with harsher limits Jobbers and retailers may also face prosecutions A large display by the pure food weights and measures division is planned for the state fair to showcase department work

Lincoln Food Department Hmit Harman

Chicago Duluth boards of trade blamed in grain restraint

Representative Manahan of Minnesota filed a house resolution accusing Chicago and Duluth boards of trade and the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce of forming a restraint of trade in grain dealings and calling for a congressional investigation into high prices.

Chicago Duluth

Maryland Bill Seeks Ban on Slit Skirts and Immoral Dances

Representative Snowden introduces a bill in the Maryland House of Delegates to prohibit wearing light-heeled shoes and slit skirts by women and girls and to ban dances deemed immoral such as the turkey trot the bunny hug and the tango.

Snowden Maryland House of Delegates

The Pigeon Sound Mimics With Closed Bill

The pigeon offers a known example of birds forming sounds without opening their bills. This observation notes how certain avian vocalizations occur with a closed beak.

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