Local notes from Higgins area parish and Sidney trips
A village round up records social visits births farming activity and travel. Several residents including Emma Bergt Flora Schubarth Miss Crowley and Mrs Cunningham visit relatives or conduct business in Sidney while local farmers plan sod breaking and grain sowing. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Korsemeyer and Dr Zike provided veterinary services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Krei
Higgins
Emma Bergt
Flora Schubarth
Frohna
G. H. Cunningham
Sidney
Fred Korsemeyer
Frank Beyer
Ewart Farm
Ernest Stmka
Frank
Marlow
A. Limbeck
Andy Ladine
Zike
North Divide
A. B. Knox
Julia Crowley
Pleasant View Seeding Progress Near Lodgepole
Pleasant View reports fine weather aiding seeding as Geo Reitz and Fischer outfit thresh flax. Elmer Hicks and family visited Chase Stanton, while Will Goding’s family enjoyed a Sunday joy ride. Nelson Bros began oil pull feeding. Geo Hicks works as village blacksmith and writes insurance. Big Four engine tests in McAdam field praised for distillate burn. Community notes include church visit by Schubarth sister, Sidney trip by Chas Stanton, homesteads in Colorado planned by Heimer family, and social calls among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Reitz
Fischer
Elmer Hicks
Chase Stanton
Will Goding
Nelson Bros
Geo. Hicks
McAdam
Mr. McAdams
Herman Schubarth
Higgins
Chas. Stanton
Sidney
Chas. Heimer
D. Heimer
Colorado
Potter Notes On Visits and Local Plans
Commissioner Jerome Halston from Sidney visited Potter on Thursday. Friday IH Shultz conducted county business in the county seat. Phillip Nelson, who sold his Dix store, may build an elevator there this summer. The Thornburgs and Strubles visited Redington. the three lower rooms practice for a joint play. The high school will present a play. Dybdahl and Seola Johnson visited C. W. Johnsons ranch and Seola’s former home. H Petersen will move his lumber store to make way for a new structure. Banta will occupy Trolestrup’s vacated rooms. Elmer Hicks family returned to Potter. Catholic services held at Thornburg hall. attendance large. W. Johnson drove to Sidney Sunday. Mrs. Orville Hendrickson visiting her parents. Miss Nannie charm and sunshine greet readers. young visitors Minerva Thornburg and Ila Lafferty. Highway commissioner W. H. Struble plans boulevard and turnpikes. Ed Thornburg and Branscom families motored to Sidney. O. Teft of Avoca visited Potter. once owned the original Potter site and still has lots here. A sixteen birthday party for Miss Irma Struble featured silhouettes, escorts, and handmade place cards. gifts and well-wishes honored the celebrant with a late-night farewell. Attendees: Mae Stewart, Freda Anderson, Grace McFarland, M. Asburne, the hostess, Ray Babcock, Joe Nelson, Chris Anderson, Howard Hald, Jos Keogh, and Mr. Coates.
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Hill
Overton
R. Young
California
Knox
Sidney
Lodgepole Friends
Hattie Johnson
Lowell
Michigan
Lodgepole
C LL
Tate
R. T. Kidney
G. L. LaSelle
G. G . LaSelle
Ed. Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Alliance
Miss Faber
Rogers
G. G. LaSelle
Jerome Halston
Potter
IH Shultz
Phillip Nelson
Dix
E. Biggs
Geo. Thornburg
W H. Struble
Redington
Dybdahl
Seola Johnson
C. W. Johnsons Ranch
Miss Seola
H. Petersen
Mr. Banta
Trolestrup
Elmer Hicks
Thornburg Hall
W. Johnson
Orville Hendrickson
Nannie
Minerva Thornburg
Ila Lafferty
Dinah
W. H. Struble
Jennery
Ed Thornburg
Branscom
O. Teft
Avoca
Miss Irma
Irma
Mae Stewart
Freda Anderson
Grace McFarland
M. Asburne
Ray Babcock
Joe Nelson
Chris Anderson
Howard Hald
Jos Keogh
Mr. Coates
Upward Lamb Market Buoys South Omaha Live Stock Prices
Live stock sales at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on April 30 show a moderate cattle run, about 3,600 head, with total three day volume around 12,500. Cattle demand mixed with stronger fats and higher prices, hogs steady to firm with top quotes near 8.35, while sheep and lambs see active trade and gains of 10 to 15 cents, led by Mexican and western lambs. Prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep and lambs are listed across categories with ranges for prime beeves to common cattle, and various sheep and lamb grades.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Market Report Chicago May First Prices and Livestock
Chicago May 1 closing commodity prices for wheat corn oats and meats with cash grain bids and livestock receipts. Wheat corn oats prices steady to modest gains. cattle and hogs higher on receipts. cattle ranges 6.90 to 10.10 for steers and beeves. hogs quoted 8.55 to 3.65 per head. sheep prices up to 7.95 for yearlings and 8.85 for lambs. cash grades include No 2 hard wheat and No 2 corn and white oats bids.
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Chicago
Washington Proclaims Neutrality in 1793
A proclamation dated April 22 1793 declares the first national neutrality. It notes a state of war between Austria Prussia Sardinia Great Britain and the United Netherlands versus France and warns citizens to avoid any acts breaching neutrality.
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Washington
Austria
Prussia
Sardinia
Great Britain
United
Netherlands
France
Holt's Catarrh Cure Deemed Only Positive Cure Known
A 19th century advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and can be cured by Holt's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It asserts the treatment acts on blood and mucous membranes to remove the disease’s foundation and offers $100 reward for any case not cured. Includes a solicitation for testimonials and notes retail price of 75 cents.
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Scence 4
Medica Fraternity
Holt
Ae Nature
Lst
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ual
Montreal quake shocks world as Ghent expo opens
A severe Montreal earthquake shocks observers while King Albert opens Ghent International Exhibition. Other items report deaths in Troy dam accident, suffrage lobbying, aviation fatalities, and political appointments across North America and Europe this week.
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Clara
Henry Ehmke
L. F. Cunningham
Boy Ranch
T. J. Quinn
J. C. Beyer
Miss Crowley
Montauk Ranch
Fred Cushing
Quinn Brothers
Benish
Pleasant View
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Hincmfield
Montreal
Albert
Ghent
Mary Ann Cooper
Southgate
Dickens
Little Dorrit
Los Angeles
Cal
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Ambrose
Troy
N. Y
Senate Woman Suffrage
Cuxhaven
United States
Panama Canal
Richard Olney
Thomas Gainsborough
Lionel Phillips
London
Gainsborough
John Wesley Stevens
Grand Junction
Colo
Cananea
Sonora
Lane
Kern
Joseph Donjuan
Dayton
Louis Bartsch
St. Louis
Richardson Springs
John N. Anhutt
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
House
Sims
C. C. Glover
Glover
Ortie McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Southwestern Railway
Navy Yard
Castellammare
Helena
William H. Taft
Kent
Yale
Henry Ward Beecher
Topeka
Corrar
Hopedale
Mass
Draper Company
Walter Schuyler
Army
Department of California
Navin “Ty” Cobb
Detroit American League Baseball Club
National Commission
Cobb
San Francisco Police Department
Banco
White
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Generil Blacksmithing
North Side
Blacksmith
Burlington Depot
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
America
Pike’s Peak
Black Hills
South Dakota
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Cody Road
Yellowstone Park
Nature
Rockies
Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park
Mediterranean
Puget Sound
Burlington
M. A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Neb
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