North Divide community notes show farming and visits
J H W Harrs runs a well on his farm this week Michael Flood hauled wood from Sidney. families visit in town. Clyde and Violet Higgins and Ladine family in Sidney. Albert and Elberta Jeudes christening hosted by neighbors. Rain arrives Wednesday boosting mood. civic club planning improvements. Union service at M and church well attended.
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North Divide
J. H W. Harrs
Michael Flood
Sidney
Fred Beyer
L. FF
Albert Jeudes
R. E. Lehmann
Ray Bayne
Missouri
R. A. Sager
Boone
Cheyenne County
Local notes from Potter and surrounding towns
Mrs Banta visited Sidney last week. H W Struble called on business in Kimball Friday. E H Biggs returned from Indiana. Mrs Ames M D of North Platte visited with her husband Dr Ames. Dr Peterson and wife and Mrs Miller of Danneberg Neb with sister Mrs Hans Peterson. Geo Thornburg went to Redington ranch. Mr and Mrs Branscom left for Missouri to visit during hot season. Potter sent its circus quota, editor forgot camp. Mrs C W Johnson long resident honored as Lady Bountiful. Postmaster Nelson left for Omaha on business. James Rodman opens practice in Kimball. Weddings whispered around. Hi Hard to Danneburg and Mrs Grundy says he will return a benedict. Andrew Nelson sold a quarter section south of Potter at 20 dollars per acre. Choir practice at Lutheran church Thursday. Christian Endeavor moonlight ice cream social at Oscar Anderson's Friday. M and Sunday school picnic in Adams grove Saturday. Mr High Sr now citizen after buying Bundy ranch.
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Dr. Peterson
Miller
Danneberg
Neb
Hans Peterson
Geo. Thornburg
Redington
Mrs. Branscom
Missouri
Mr. Branscom
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Lodgepole Social Roundup Shows Travel and Visits
Miss Delia Meade returns to Denver with aunt Mrs Jewett. Mrs Roy Isenberger and two sons visit Big Springs relatives. Dr Mantor moves from Lodgepole with new Lincoln Kentucky trip. Residents travel to Sidney Hershey Overton and Big Springs for relatives and appointments.
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Delia Meade
Denver
Hershey
Overton
A. B. Persinger
Sidney
Ed Bowser
B. J
Doris Bates
Schroll
Henry Fusha
Roy Isenberger
Habitual Thought Shapes Life Says Scottish Reformer
A Scottish reformer argues habitual thought molds life more than intimate relations, shaping beliefs and character through repeated patterns of mind and attention. The reflection highlights the power of mindset in daily conduct and personal development.
Fresh Candy Promises Call for Ordering
A brief note invites readers to call for a nice box of Fresh Candy, highlighting a direct contact approach and emphasis on a tasty treat.
Overstocked Northern Potatoes Hit Markets
Prices plunge as northern markets flood with old potatoes. The note of famine grows for Pribileff islands in Alaska where seal meat becomes a scarce sustenance amid looming hardship.
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha Trading Update
Live stock prices at Union Stock Yards South Omaha report a slow cattle trade with bids down to 10c, a strong hog market to $8.45 top, and sheep and lambs moving slowly with clipped lambs at $7.90 and wethers at $5.50. Cattle inventories around 3000 head, hogs about 12500, sheep 1609.
Market Close Report from Chicago for June 19
Closing prices show Wheat at 91 1/2 to 92 1/2 cents for July and September. Corn 62 to 63 1/4 cents. Hoosier? Pork futures at 20.70 for July and 20.87 for September. Lard at 11.10 for July and 11.24 for September. Ribs at 11.80 for July and 11.65 for September. Cash prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 92 3/4 to 94 4/4 cents and No. 2 corn at 62 4/4 to 63 4/4 cents. No. 2 oats at 39 to 40 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago market prices for cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago reports cattle receipts at 17 000 weak to 10 cents lower with steer prices from 7.00 to 8.19 and cows 4.00 to 8.40. hog receipts 30 000 slow to 5 lower with bulk at 8.45 to 8.60. sheep 24 000 down 10 to 15 cents with westerns 4.85 to 5.80 and lambs 5.20 to 7.40.
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Chicago
Fisher Shipp Leads Chautauqua Musical Featuring Harrington
Fisher Shipp heads the Fisher Shipp company with Miss Harrington and Lloyd Loar as the performers. Harrington plays the concertina and Loar the banjo in a featured Chautauqua musical act.
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Fisher Shipp
Chautauqua
Miss Harrington
Lloyd Loar
Miss Warrington
Mr. Loar
Banjo
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U P
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Parsons
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Shawnee
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Grooville
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Union Stock Yards
Heads Company
Te Ey
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