Livestock Prices at South Omaha July 28 1919
Receipts were liberal at Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nob on July 28 1919 with cattle diection from western ranges. Corn fed beeves to $18.00 top while best grass cattle sold up to $15.00. Hog prices rose to $22.50 as record activity set in with most trades at $21.75 to $22.25. Sheep and lambs were heavy at 25 000 head with fat stock steady and feeders up about 25 cents. best fat lambs $17.35 and feeder lambs $14.50.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha Nob
Best Rangers
Sps Welles
Mesteans
Fool-killer Retired From Business, Chicago News Notes
A brief Chicago News line quips that if a fool-killer ever existed, it must have retired from business, delivering a wry, period-tinged aside on cleverness and retirement.
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Chicago News
Greek To Him Willie Cartoon Quip Reflects Law Jokes
In a rural panel cartoon Willie asks his father about gravity while the parent laments the pace of new laws from the legislature. The exchange humorously contrasts scientific law with political lawmaking as Willie’s curiosity meets legislative overload.
Notice Wanted on girl for general Trouse werk
Help wanted notice seeking a girl for general work with good wages. Address Box KK City.
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General Trousewerk
Paraded 19000 Allied soldiers mark London peace celebration
Nineteen thousand Allied paraders from British American French Italian Belgian Japanese Polish Romanian Portuguese Serbian Siamese and Czecho-Slovakian armies marched through London in three American led battalions under Gen Pershing. The parade drew 4000 widows mothers and children of officers and men killed in the war and the city held a holiday with dancing bands and pageants around Hyde Park and Regent's Park.
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London
Albert Gate
Sloane Square
Buckingham Palace Road
Thames
Vauxhall Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Kensingtes Gardens
John J. Pershing
Beatty and
Keyes
Grand Fleet
Mercantile Marine
War Services
Mxsig
Salmond
Royal Air Force
Dominions
Canada
Hyde Green
Regent’s Park
League of Arts
Maine Representative Louis B. Goodall Named in Directory
Louis T. Goodall of Maine blends business drive with sentiment in a congressional directory biography. It notes he originated the well known parme beach cloth.
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Louis T. Goodall
Maine
Tle
Wheat Yields Surpass Expectations Across Counties
The district reports varied yields with Addins county 13 bushels Webster 1, Phelps 17, Clay 1, Hamilton 160, York 160, Butler 1, Jefferson 15, Saline 9, Gage 1, Pawnee 13, Johnson 8,Nemaha 7, Richardson 17. Cheyenne County may lead with an average near twenty bushels higher. Spring wheat promises excellent quality in days ahead. Corn shows strong color and vigor. oats and potatoes loom promising, though acreage dips. Alfalfa crops look very good with a second cutting expected to be strong.
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Addins
Webster
Phelps
Clay
Hamilton
York
Butler
Jefferson
Saline
Gage
Pawee
Johntson
Nemahna
Richardson
Cheyenne
Oas
Farmers Union Seeks Grain Exchange Seat at State Convention
At the state Farmers Union convention they authorized securing a seat on the Grain Exchange to handle their own grain. If successful, the farmers would run their grain via a dedicated commission, as other grain commissioners may attempt to block the plan. They aim to dispose of grain before government price expires and return more money to farmers. The commission already supports livestock handling and paid lower salaries while delivering the same work, turning 46,200 to livestock raisers last year that the old method would not have provided.
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Thase
The
Farmers Union
Grain Exchange
Livestock Commission
Warmers Union Commission
Pasture sought for Western stock along rail lines
In Sidney on Tuesday George be Mobster traveling supervisor of amgient ware for the UVnien Vie Cite railroad discusses grazing land needed to ship stock east from Wyoming Idaho and Utah as drought and leach dry out pasture. Stockmen seek pasture in the east. railroads offer freight relief to move cattle and sheep. Nebraska residents with grazing land are urged to contact R A Smith, supervisor of Agriculture, Omalin Nebraska, to arrange immediate shipments.
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George Be
Amgient Ware
Uvnien Vie Cite
Sidney
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Smd
Nebraska
R.A. Smith
Omalin
Local and Personal Notes From Sidney and Vicinity
Willam Meyer from Dalton spent Thursday in Sidney for a few hours. Mrs. Margaret Worden went to Julesburg Thursday for the day. John Siefer of Dalton was in Sidney briefly for business. Mrs Thomas Clinton and Miss Bessie Webb went to Cheyenne for the Frontier Days outing. Thomas Knapp plans to open an auto painting and top shop in Sidney and was in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Stanton Gould and family arrived for a brief visit. County Agent Phony Gould and wife White Mro and Mrs Staunton Gould are touring Idaho. Mr and Mrs C T Gould will visit their son H G Gould and wife in Sidney. Pete Locke of Omaha, a restaurant man, was in Sidney seeking a site. He called on J W Johnson at the American Bank. Mr Folson and Mrs George Brewer and Des Pee APY PULypety 4p SE visited with them. Mrs Brewer’s sister-in-law and children return from Denver.
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Thomas Knapp
Sidney
Tle City
Iis Business
Pete Locke
Omaha
Mr. Locke
J W Johnson
American Bank
Mi Folsom
George Brewer
Des Pee
David eJanes
Estes Park
Brewer
Pram
Denver
Will
Mann's Battery Service Station advertisement
Local ad for expert battery work located at the Old S.A. Theatre Building. Targeted services include battery diagnostics and replacements for vehicles in the area.
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Mann’s
Old . S.A
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Cheyenne County
Lincoln County
Colorado
Sidney, Nebraska
South Omaha
Reeves
Western Rangers
TSAO
Willie
Pop
Alb
W. Puckett
Puckett & Brown
Insurance
Stuht-Hink Building
NEBR
Pershing
King George
George
Pariament
Victoria Memorial
Buckingham Palace
France
Louis B. Goodall
Kimpston
Farmers’ Union Plan Grain Exchange Man
Martha
MR. Farmer
Rumely
J. W. Reinmuth
Prop
Kratz Abstract Company
Willam Meyer
Dalton
Margaret Worden
Julesburg
John Siefer
Thomas Clinton
Bessie Webb
Stanton Gould
Gob Gould
Pbony
Gould
White Mro
Staunton Goul
Mro
IT Clould
H. G Gould
Hink’s
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