Live Stock Prices at South Omaha June 18 1924
Report from Union Stock Yards, South Omaha shows a dull cattle trade with prices steady to 10 cents lower after 10,000 more cattle arrived. Cows and heifers declined. stockers and feeders steady. Hogs advanced 5 to 10 cents. top $7.05, most $6.50 to $7.00. Lambs and sheep fell, best wooled lambs $15.00, spring lambs 14.75. various values listed for feeders, yearlings, ewes, and clipped sheep.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Prime Heavy Beev es from Hoskins sales at $10 40
Omaha June 17 Gus Marorz of Hoskins Nebraska marketed 34 head of prime steers mostly Herefords averaging 151 cents per pound and selling at 1040. The day’s high mark reflects strong cattle demand while a stray motivational line about mediocrity appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Gus Marorz
Hoskins
Nebraska
Religious Art Gems of the Twelve Great Paintings
The list claims ten of twelve famous works depict religious subjects. Notable entries include The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Judgment and Descent from the Cross by Michelangelo and Volterra, and The Transfiguration by Raphael, among others.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Potter Social notes from Glenrock and surrounding towns
Potter residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief social items. Mrs A M Whalen of Glenrock visits sister Mrs Ken. Annelad Ball returns from Denver to stay with Kay Johnson. Shoppers, travels, and family visits appear across Potter, Sidney, Bayard, and Gurley with names including Julia Peters, Win Sandoz, Ros ie Helsing, Esther Palmer, Ed Fisher, and Fester.
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A. M Whalen
Glenrock
Wyo
Sa Ken
Annelad Ball
Denver
Kay Johnson
Warold Curry
van Stines
Sidney
Julia Peters
Woldneck
Win
Sandoz
Emil Maukie
Bloomfield
Nebr
Potter
Win. Helsing
Rosie
Bayard
Ray Bartlett
Ugh Kenoyer
Alfred
Sadie Fester
Miss Fester
Kearney
Kenoyer
Draken Bow
Esther Palmer
Omaha
Community Notes From Meadow Lawn And Sidney
Meadow Lawn and nearby residents share plenty of social activity including visits among the Bovee, Scott, Morrow, Jillson, Mayer, and Weigand families. A Sunday school rally at Redington drew many locals, while Sadie Scott was lost briefly before being found at the Dunn home. Ed Morrow and family feature in several calls and a hog shipment to Denver is noted.
Community News From North Sidney and Surroundings
North Sidney residents Mrs Carrie Sparks family and Miss Agnes Chambers visited Bert Walker home west of Gurley last Thursday. Clyde Kinton and sister Alice went to Denver. Mrs Kinton remains in hospital. Minchell Sparks Claude Sparks Paul Sparks and families shared a dinner at Paul Sparks home Sunday. Carlhmidt family visited Sidney Saturday. Fishing at Sunday excursion included Minchell Claude Sparks and Paul Sparks. Delegates Mrs Paul Wolverton and Mrs Carrie Sparks attended the good health meeting Thursday in Anna Kinton's absence. Ed Wolverton family visited Sidney Tuesday. Herman Blanke called on George Ripp Monday. Ely and daughter Zola drove to Sidney Monday. Clyde Kinton returned from Denver. Anna improving and expected home soon. Jim Sparks and wife visited on the South Divide Tuesday.
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Carrie Sparks
Agnes
Claude Chambers
Bert Walker
Gurley
Clyde Kinton
Alice
Denver
Kinton
Minchell
Claude Sparks
Paul Sparks
Misses Alece and Ruth Kinton Leave for Kimball
Misses Alece and Ruth Kinton departed Tuesday heading to Kimball for undisclosed plans, with no further details available in the readable fragment.
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Ing
Alece
Ruth Kinton
Kimball
Local residents listed in Maple Grove social notes
Maple Grove community notes record numerous Thursday and Sunday visits, calls, and dinners among residents including Miles, Harlan Siders, Roberta Ruhter, Raymond Siders, Jorgensen, Ed Miles, Frank Christensen, Nora Straight, Miss Walker, Otto Davis, and others. Several siblings and relatives appear across multiple households. A later section details county board actions reducing and raising property assessments and bids for feeding prisoners with a June 24 adjournment noted.
Bronson Community News and Visits
Attendees at the Farmers Union picnic at Krueger's Lake included Earl Easton N J Nelson Ben Couch Lewis Olson J A Connelly C B Anderson and L J Thurston Earl Matthewson returned to Bronson last week Mr and Mrs I R Baumbach and Carol and Mrs Ella M Wood called at the J H Wiker home west of Dalton last Wednesday Mr and Mrs H A Fecht and son Arthur of Dalton spent Sunday at the F J Thurston home Mr and Mrs E N Southard and children Frank Williams and Mr Loran of Dalton Mr and Mrs W A Vipond and son Marvin of Peeta spent Sunday at the H R Baumbach home Mrs Ella Wood joined the Southard family on their visit The Helping Hand club will meet with Mrs Henry Bennis on Thursday June 26 The delegates attend a demonstration in Sidney this week The Farmers Union held a pie social and dance at the schoolhouse last Saturday night well attended but pies brought only nine dollars Miss May Connelly visiting two weeks with aunt Mrs Harry Scott and family of Dalton Rev Katlie of Sidney plans Sunday afternoon services at Bronson likely to be supported Several local youth attended the charivari dance at Huntsman last Saturday C S Anderson and Nels Thurston shipped a carload of hogs from Herdon Monday
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RR Boevee
Sidney
Harry Scott
Charles Scott
Sadie Scott
James Sullivan
Willard Mowrer
Mike Jillson
Shew
Leslie
Grace Jillson
Ed Morrow
Opal
Faye Bovee
Jessie
Josie Juell
Evelyn
George Joulf
Frank Weigand
Bridgeport
J. C. Dunn
Dunn
Emma Morrow
Paul Mann
Frank White
al Morrow
Angola
Guill
George Young
Ed Walsh
Denver
R. C. Rutter
Henry James
Roberta
Raymond Siders
J C. Jorgensen
Harlan Siders
Ed Miles
Robert Irwin
Andrew Johnson
Warry Straight
W. Y. Miles
Harold Spiker
R. C Ruhter
Frank Chistensen
Nora Straight
Otis
Colo
Josephine Ray
FF. N. Smith
Charley
A. G. Weaver
Miss Ellington
Lodge Pole
Miss Walker
Blue Fill
Nebr
Otto Davis
James Irwin
W. T. Sharman
Henry Elsen
Mildred
W. T Sharman and Sons
W. Sharman
R. C. Ruhter
Ray Miles
Familles
Farmers Union
Krueger
Arthur
Dalton
F. J. Thurston
E. N. Southard
Frank Williams
Loran
W. A. Vipond
Marvin
Peeta
H. R. Baumbach
Ella Wood
Southard
Helping Hand Club
May Connelly
Katlie
Brénson
Huntsman
C. S. Anderson
Nels Thurston
Herdon
County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session and Equalization
The county board met on June 17 in regular session and as a board of equalization with all members present. They approved refunds and reductions including a $2.50 refund to L. P. Honge for poll tax in two precincts. Reductions were applied to Sophia Iverson Dalton and Henry Anderson. F. W. Busse’s personal assessment was cut from 7000 to 6000. L. P. Houge acreage adjustments were revised from 160 to 143.20 acres per quarter.
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Win Moikeinehe
Andersen
Charles W. Hornaday
Chidester
Sidney
Henry Phillips
Isaac Jones
Nelson
W.C. Anderson
Sem See
Nye Schneider
Ionks Elevator
Gurley
A. L. Roberts
George Brown
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
L. P. Honge
Mr. Honge
Collart
Rose
Sophia Iverson
Dalton
Nwy
Notice No Trespassing at Sidney Country Club Grounds and Pool
The Sidney Country Club prohibits trespassing on club grounds and in the pool due to liability concerns. Caretakers now have police powers to eject non members. Members invited with affordable fees via secretary A. E. Phelps, chairman of membership. Contact board secretary E R Kratz for details. Also jewelry repair and diamond setting offered by E J Marcotte.
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Country Club
A. E. Phelps
Sidney Country Club
E. R. Kratz
Sec'y-Treas
E. J. Marcotte
Winders Hardware
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HOGS
Bill Booster
Gop
Charles Slenmee
Mrs. C A. Larson
Mrs. Jolliff
North
Maple Grove
Pal Miles
G. F. Straght
U. S. A. Theatre
Nash
Burgess & Son
Usle Ae
Harry Carey
Night Hawk
the North Woods Drama
Fox News
The
Hall Caine
Rome
Barbara la Marr
Larry Lemon
Betty Compson
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