Local Social Roundup Near Bunker Hill and Sidney
Henry Schmidt and Wim Sachs drove to Sidney Thursday to fetch a piano. Andrew Nelson bought a lamb from Glen Bales Thursday. Mrs Wm Meyers and son visited Engel home Thursday. Troutman family returned from Denver Thursday and visited Bales Saturday. Dance at Andy Anderson's Saturday night enjoyed by many locals. Beyer and Bayne families picnicked at Ranges Sunday. Cars and visits continue with multiple neighbors roaming between Bunker Hill and Sidney. John Borcher reported his car stolen Monday. Glen Bales and Henry Schmidt made short trips to Sidney Wednesday.
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Henry Schmidt
Wim. Sachs
Sidney
Andrew Nelson
Glen Bales
M. Troutman
Rachel Troutman
Denver
M .Troutman
Bales
Theo. Borchey
Andy Anderson
Beyer and Bayne
Ranges
Edwin Aruick
Anh
Ernest Hen
Glen
Theo. Borcher
King
Gurley
Spiker
John Borcher
Big Sum for Luxuries
Washington reports that the average family spends seven dollars weekly on luxuries, totaling about eight billion seven hundred ten million dollars annually for the nation. Tobacco accounts for two point one billion dollars, with cigarettes and loose tobacco each at eight hundred million, cigars at five hundred thirty million, and autos totaling two billion. Other major outlays include one billion for candy and gum, three hundred fifty million for soft drinks, seven hundred fifty million for cosmetics and fur, one and a half billion for clothing and carpets, four hundred million for violet soaps, and two hundred fifty million for pianos organs and phonographs.
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Washington
Edith Strauss
Department of Justice
Straauss
United States
Swiss to borrow 25 million for Swiss government
New York reports a 25 million dollar loan planned for Switzerland. The funds will be raised in the United States via twenty to twenty five year sinking fund bonds, likely offered next Tuesday. Interest is expected to run from 6 to 7 percent, with negotiations having progressed for some time.
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New York
Switzerland
United States
Livestock Prices at South Omaha July Market Report
Following the Fourth of July, cattle receipts were light at South Omaha with prices sharply higher by 25 to 100 cents from last week. Best heavy beeves reached 16.50, hogs up about 25 cents, sheep and lambs moving slowly with fat lambs at 14.00 and ewes at 6.00, quotations listing many classes of cattle, calves, and feeds across the market.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Ironing by a Stocking Mill Becomes Continuous
A Popular Magazine notice describes the shift from manual ironing by numerous girls at a stocking mill to a modern broad mangle or rotary press. The new system delivers stockings in a continuous stream, replacing the older labor-intensive method.
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Popular
Wabash seeks new police and fire chiefs after mass discharge
In Wabash Indiana on July 4 the city council dismissed both police and firemen to back the firemen’s grievance against their chief. Reorganization efforts were under way as the city hunted new department heads.
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Wabash
Ind
Two Shot Wounded In Rail Yard Duel At East St Louis
Two men were wounded in a revolver duel between striking switchmen and a railroad crew in East St Louis in the Southern railroad yards. One man was seriously hurt, as crowds formed during the attack on the switch engine crew in the yard.
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East St. Louis
Southern Railroad
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M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
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Campbell Implement Co
Sidney, Mebr
Liberty State Bank
Nebraska
N. Slawson
L. P. Houge
Robert A. Barlow
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Anderson Machine Shop
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