Livestock prices at South Omaha June 6 1923
Receipts total 11 800 cattle with a 10 15 cent drop, best beeves to 10 79 top. Stockers and feeders dull. Hogs 15 000 fresh. trade active, steady to 6 cents lower. Sheep and lambs in demand, fat and spring lambs up to 15 25, prices quoted for fat ewes and other categories.
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California
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Prinie Beeves
Hogs Arrive by Auto Truck at Omaha in May
Some 31 849 hogs arrived at Omaha via the auto truck route during May, 11 600 more than May 1922. Over five months the gasoline route delivered 141 139 hogs, 37 000 more than the corresponding period last year. A Home Rule league of Beatrice citizens has been formed.
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Omaha
Eskimo Clothing and Hardiness Highlighted
Authorities note the Eskimos wear the loosest garments and avoid tight underwear. Babies go unclothed in hooded furs, and women craft the waterproof seal skin boots tanned by chewing. Boots are sewn with deer sinews in a lockstitch, socks worn inside, and the gear dries each night above an igloo lamp to melt snow for drinking water.
Cruel World Warns Elevator Man About Passengers
A New York Sun writer quotes an elevator operator lamenting rude riders. He notes constant demands to start with an almost full car, delays to accept late arrivers, and a sharp dig at women as the worst offenders. The car fills, doors close, and a last minute plea of room for one more is refused.
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New York Sun
Lem Todds Girl Meets John Tabor in Old Town Reunion
Rosa Lee, Lem Todd’s daughter, returns to her hometown and rekindles romance with John Tabor, formerly of the town’s attorney family. A chance picnic in Cover’s wood sparks memories, leading to a California marriage three months later as she and John plan to reminisce about their old home town.
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Rosa-Lee
Lem Todd
Jared Wilson
New York
Orchard House
Rosa- Lee
Larry Stephens
Congress
Cover
Minerva
John Tabor
Caifornia
California
Tin California
John
Patience and the pink shell of a seaside romance
Patience, a quiet girl living with strict relatives, recalls a spring romance with Richard Dawn who once visited her seaside rock. A pink shell, kept as a talisman, links memories of a sailor and a promise, as a new chance at happiness unfolds on the lake shore.
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Atience
Blue Lake
Patience
Thomas
Aunt Tlly
Tilly
Richard Dawn
Richard
Dawn
Captain Dawn
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