Pleasant View Farm News and Local Skips
Pleasant View residents report spring work largely done with crops including wheat corn flax and a large upcoming flax plant. Travelers and neighbors pass through town as families head to Hot Springs Cascade Springs and Wyoming. Local news notes include visits, homestead moves, insurance work, church attendance, and recent showers boosting the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goding
Potter
Chas. Stanton
Miss Hurd
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Cascade Springs
Alden Kimball
Colorado
Chas Winnersley
Wyoming
Cheyenne
F. H. Korsemeyer
H. F. Courtright
Ferguson
Loveland
Colo
Hicks Home
Henry Moench
Chas
Stanton
Pleasant View
Evan Stine
August Pultz
Geo. Hicks
Ed Root
Henry Walsh
Ed, Wickhorst
al Jorgenson
Our City
Windy week brings varied farming chores and social events
Miss Jennie Cushing and brothers visited the Hard Times ranch on Wednesday afternoon. L. M. White of Herdon surveyed local roads last Monday. Breaking sod and cultivating corn keep residents busy amid cool weather and a needed soaking rain for small grain. Denver Wholesale Grocery Co. rep L. & Howey took orders. Some sowing flax continues. Jos. Rollman plants wheat on sod. Wm Kubes hunted horses near Lawrence Forks. Mr. and Mrs. Selch and Eli Elliston visited Ash Grove ranch Sunday night. An evening dance is planned by the social set. E. Nelson and Frank Ackerman have been doing road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cushing
Brothers
L. M. White
Herdon
L. &. Howey
Denver Wholesale Grocery Co
E. Nelson
Frank Ackerman
Jos. Rollman
Wm.Kubes
Lawrence Forks
Selch
Eli Elliston
Ash Grove Ranch
Saturday June 14 Event Led by Harold Hoyer With Music
A Saturday event on June 14 is led by Harold Hoyer who will furnish the music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hoyer
Lodgepole News Tells of Visits and Local Events
Mrs. Fred Lehmkuhl left for Arkansas for almost the summer. Miss Ruth Zentz returned from Denver and visited in Lodge Pole before returning to David City. G G LaSalle and family traveled from Julesburg for the weekend. Lodgepole baseball edged lodgepole 9 to 8. Nellie Bates spent a week with G G LaSalle in Julesburg. Lena Smith and Ruth Zentz toured Sidney. John Simmons visited Sidney. Lodgepole to celebrate the 4th with big plans. L R Barlow visited Sidney. Lot sale last Saturday drew large crowds. band music and lunch by Mr. Young were enjoyed. G G LaSalle attended the sale in Lodgepole. Two carloads of Eastern Star members attended an installation in Chappell. Henry Frahm visiting his daughter Mrs. Henry Barrett. George Hubeck and wife celebrated their silver wedding with about fifty guests from Lodgepole and nearby. Eastern Star members attended installation in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehmkuhl
Arkansas
Ruth Zentz
Denver
Lodgepole
Evenng
David City
G. G. LaSalle
G. L. LaSalle
Julesburg
Lodgepole Boys
Nellie Bates
Lena Smith
Sidney
John Simmons
L. R. Barlow
Young
G G. LaSalle
Julesbury
Lodgepoe
Chappell
Henry Frahm
Henry Barrett
George Hubeck
North Divide Weather and Local Visits Report
Rather cool weather this week in North Divide. Higgins and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ladine Sunday. C Livoni of Sidney bought horses here early week. Otto Bergt and Emma visited Mr. and Mrs. Limbeck. Simms will start breaking 160 acres for Obed Braasch on section 12 15 51. Hubert Fuller and Ollie Camblin of Sidney called on farmers Saturday. Wm. Jeudes helped on Mr. Limbeck's fence. J H Harms hauled sand. Mueller Bros of Potter and Mr. Worst and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Limbererk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptt. Higgins
Ladine
C. Livoni
Sidney
Otto Bergt
Emma
Civilization as the grand emporium of a people
The essay argues civilization comprises a society’s wealth and life, shaping judgments of minor events by its progress. It notes despotism and anarchy are forgiven if they advance civilization, warning we overlook their price when progress is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Guizot
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
A midweek livestock report shows 2,075 cattle and 6,635 hogs received at Union Stock Yards South Omaha with prices up 5 to 10 cents, veal calves to 10.50, and only 1,170 sheep and lambs showing, lambs 25 to 35 cents higher and notable gains for spring and clipped lambs. The market remains active, with strong demand for cows, heifers, and feeders and overall higher values across most classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Market snapshot Chicago futures and cash prices June closing
Wheat July at 907 and 9 1/2 within week. Corn July 49 1/4 to 50 1/4. Oats July 38 3/8. Pork July 10.674. Sept 20.0714. Lard July 1100. Sept 1110. Ribs July 1180. Sept 1145. Chicago cash: No 2 hard Wheat 921 1/4. No 2 corn 594. No 2 oats 38. Receipts: Cattle 14,060 with gains to 19c. Hogs 27,000 strong to higher. Sheep 18,000 steady to strong. Cattle ranges: beeves 720-885. western steers 685-800. stockers 6.25-8.25. cows 3.65-8.00. calves 7.75-10.14. Hogs bulk 8.65-8.80. light 8.60-8.65. heavy 8.25-8.75. pigs 6.70-8.60. Sheep westerns 5.00-6.25. yearlings 5.50-6.85. lambs 5.60-7.85. spring lambs 5.75-8.75.
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Chicago
Bumper Wheat Crop Forecast by Department of Agriculture
The June crop report projects a bumper wheat harvest with more than 16,500,000 barrels of flour and a potential record 744,000,000 bushels if favorable conditions continue. Government experts compare it to the 1901 peak harvest. In other news, Giuseppe Pomaro is jailed in Youngstown Ohio on a Black Hand letter to President Wilson, arraigned in Warren and held on a 5000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Guiseppe Pomaro
Youngstown
Wilson
Warren
United States
Gilmer
Rexall Store Candy Promotion Notice
A promotional notice invites customers to enjoy a free box of fresh candy at Rexall Store with a call to visit for the offer. The item sounds like a local shop advertisement encouraging foot traffic and brand engagement.
Convention chosen for 1916 by Railroad Men in San Francisco
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men in San Francisco selected Detroit as the convention city for 1916. A broad news sweep notes Panamanian naturalization limits, deaths, and political shifts across America and abroad including a fire at a church and a jockey’s fatal fall.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
San Francisco
Detroit
Butte County
California
Belisario Porras
Panama
Matamoras
Senate Commerce Committee
Auguste Bernard
Mme
Rose Amicel
Bue
John P. Donahoe
Union Veteran Legion
Wilmington
Del
John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Washington
Chicago Railways Company
Louise van Keuren
Chicago
Hitchcock
Alaskan Peninsula
Unimak Pass
Henry Morganthau
New York
Wilson
Turkey
James L. Lynch
Piping Rock
Long Island
Indianapolis
Illinois
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Freeport
Alexander Robertson
Western Maryland Railroad
President Bush
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain System
Finley J. Shepard
N. E. Hanson
South Dakota
International Harvester Company
Edmonton
Alta
Alfred Richshaw
Joe Sun
Santa Barbara
Cal
Chinatown
Japan
South America
Santos
Brazil
Seventh Day Adventist World Conference
Detective Bureau
New York Police Department
Board of Aldermen
Alexander Scott
Paterson
Frank Orff
Columbian-Sterling Publishing Company
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Henry L. Heiskell
Carroll
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Arlie Gail
Herdon Church
Blanche Ferguson
Alvin Sayers
Allen Dykeman
Andrew McAdam
Ash Grove
Frank Verba
Bethel
Will Godings
Fred Schumacher
Chas. Kinnersley
Iowa
Char
Ida Sauer
Chas. Lager
Clara
Scott
North Divide
Sidney Drug CO
Rexall Store
Er Ey
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
North Side
Blacksmith
Burlington Depot
Sidney Marble Works
A.A. Clark
America
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Shasta
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Cody
Scenic Entrance
Yellowstone
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountains
Big Horn Region
Estes Park
8. C
Sheridan
Big Horn Ranch
Absaraka Ranches
Colorado-Utah
Tvandbook
Big Horn Resorts
West Bound
M. A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Neb
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