Livestock Prices at South Omaha Summary of Prices
Moderate receipts of sheep and lambs sold readily at about steady prices. Fat lambs 14.60, best light ewes 8.60. Cattle trading slow with declines 10 to 25 cents. best beef steers 9.00 to 9.35. Hog prices down 10 to 25 cents. best light hogs 8.15, most around 7.95 to 8.00. Sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs 14.60 and ewes 8.60. totals include 10,500 sheep and lambs and 16,000 hogs reported at South Omaha Market on Tuesday.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Receipts by Auto Truck Show Steady Increase in 1923
The mild open winter boosted livestock shipping to Omaha. Two months of driven in receipts show cattle 9,130 hogs 54,582 sheep 68,571. For Jan-Feb 1922 receipts were 5,867 cattle 48,811 hogs 36,808 sheep. Increase this year reaches 3,272 cattle 10,771 hogs 31,768.
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Omaha
Bake Sale by Altar Society at Sidney Meats 1923
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Meat and Provision Company on March 24, 1923 at 2 30 p m led by Mrs Seeger Mrs Dolan Mrs Miller and Mrs Peter Peetz Also Farmers Day at Sidney features an Old Time Dance at Hardy Hall on March 6 with admission 35 cents per person
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The
Altar Society
Sidney Meat and Provision Company
Seeger
Dolan
Miller
Peter Peetz
Sidney
Hardy’ Hall
Lodgepole Notes Tense with Visits and Local Gatherings
Nellie FE Pettys returns from a three week visit with daughters in Sterling and Sidney. Alice Slawson leaves for North Platte to visit friends and attend the Auxiliary convention. George Tubeck returns from Minnesota after his sister's death. George Graves arrive from Oakland after wintering there. Sidney residents visit Cheyenne and attend a basketball game. Local households host and move, with multiple social visits noted. The 300 club meets, and a Legion hard time party entertains about 60 friends. Several families report illness among children and shifts of homes and guests over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie FE. Pettys
G . Minshall
Sterling
J. W. McDaniel, Jr
Sidney
Alice Slawson
North Platte
George Tubeck
Minnesota
George Graves
Oakland
California
Peter Pultz
Zoller
W. H. Goetische
G. BE. Minshall
Ton Miller
Margaret Brown
Wilmaayes
Cheyenne
Dale Harrison
Julesburg
Colorado
F. I. Lehmkuhl
Laura Kintz
A. Tf. Kuhlman
John Block
Gothenburg
Nels Hoagland Farm
L. FE. Lydiatt
Oscar Meyer Wa
F. D. Barlow
Robi. Gano
Ellwood
TL. R. Barlow
Cr. J. Smith
Legion Hall
F. F. Lehmkuhl
F. Lehmkuhl
Ardis Hag
Loren
Norma
W. T. Tate
Libby
Kuhlman
S. H. Wolfe
Lisco
Community Notices From Maple Grove Local Families
Maple Grove residents share midweek visits with Nels Johnson and Ruhters, with W. T. Sharman recovering from flu as Willie helps on chores. Invited gatherings include F. A. Johnson and family visiting Johnsons, and trips near Gurley.
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W. T. Sharman
Marjorie Kahl
Nels Johnson
Ed Stockdick
R. C. Ruhter
F. A. Johnson
Julia Lumburg
R. W. Johnson
Frank Christensen
R. C. Ruht
Absences Among District No 17 Pupils Due to Sickness
Grand Prairie reports several pupils in District No 17 absent with illness. Families listed include Frerichs Helms Flesners and Johnsons with various neighbors visiting and socializing. Ernest Wickard moved onto the Englert place and rents for the coming year while local residents share activities in Sidney and at Windsheimer Frerichs homes. A Ford sedan was purchased recently by a local family and telephone line No 236 held its annual meeting at Richard Sellin’s home.
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Henry Beebe
Vernceil
Bayard
Henry Flesner
Christine
Telephone Line No. 236
Richard Sellin
Meadow Lawn notes and local visitations in Lo Weed area
Sunday visits highlighted by Lo Weed residents including Sue Sheehan Laurine Roth and Loretta Osborn at the Geo Worth home. Local families attended gatherings at J C Kreader J W Eckert and Daatheimer homes. High school zoo exhibit and science experiments noted with salt water explosions and a vacuum air pump request from Lyle Wilson.
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Lo Weed
Sue Sheehan
Laurine Roth
Loretta Osborn
Geo. Worth
Ed Zorn
Bill Zorn
J. C
Meadow Lawn School
Emma
Lyle Wilson
See Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Saturday at the U S A
A brief social note announces a gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs to be held Saturday at the U S A venue.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Jiggs
U.S. A
Meadow Lawn Items and Local Visits
Meadow Lawn notes show neighbors visiting and staying with families across Dalton, Lisco, and Potter. Several residents, including Mary and Edward Walsh, Thelma Zorn, Sam Eckert, Archie Lutcavish, Feobert House, and others, are mentioned with visits, dinners, and hosting duties at various homes.
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Mary
Edward Walsh
Mr. Dennis
Dalton
Thelma Zorn
Dorothy Iverson
Sam Eckert
Frank White Butcher
Archie
Robert Lutcavish
Lisco
Feobert House
Charles Lutcavish
Andy Otterson
Mrs. Waterman
Potter
Bovee
Herbert Johnson
Jake Eckert
Walter Nunn
Larson
Geo. Worth
Kate Beyers
J. C. Kreader
R. R. Bovee
Charles Mayers
Sidney
Leonard Freeburg
Oscar Freeburg
Ed Zorn
Bill Zorn
Patrick Martin
Ed Walsh
Peter Hedlund
Eckert
J. W. Eckert
Mr. Root of
Dirks
Tri-State Champions Headed to Lincoln for Class A Clash
Sidney's seven regulars travel to Lincoln to face Omaha Central in the Class A state tournament, after winning the Tri State title at Chadron. The group, lauded by Chadron Eagle, has maintained an 85 percent win rate all winter and represents a disciplined, dedicated squad whose trip was funded as a public-spirited educational reward.
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Lincoln
Green
Omaha Central High
Sidney
Chadron
Chadron Eagle
Omaha Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bake Sale
A. Johnson
Andrew Johnson
IF. Christensen
C. Junker
W.T. Sharman and
Ed Miles
Maple Grove
W. Y. Miles
F. Christensen
Grand Prairie
Frank White
Mannie
Donald Kreader
Paul Morrow
Ed Morrow
Daatheimer
Rathburn Brothers
J. M. Kreader
Boyd B. Trousdale Stock Company
Maggie
Jiggs
Dinty Moore
Clancy
FOX News
Vw, Adolpnm
Rukor Onasanrs
Elsie Ferguson
Garamount Gidere
FOX
Harold Lloyd
Harold
Garner Jubilee Company
Jones
DE Molay
Chambers
Flo
Sally
Dresser
Coach Green
Willis
Null
Snyder
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