Vite- Sidney Draw And Local Notes
Lawrence Ivey and family left Wednesday for Layman to visit his brother. A well attended dance and box supper at Mr Petre’s home raised a good sum. Bridge concrete work near Potter progresses slowly due to lack of help. Periier road grade finishing in two days will make a fine west end road. Mrs Dewey of Overton had two daughters visit for their mother’s illness. Springer brothers visited by their BeIoit, Kansas, brother. W E Chambers made a business trip to Potter. Her body shipped to Dalton for funeral at Presbyterian church on Tuesday, burial in Dalton cemetery. She was over eighty five, with five sons and two daughters.
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Lawrence Ivey
Cole
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
C. P. Smith
Nodaway County
Missouri
H. C Eckert
R. J. Wallick
Silney
C W. Andreen
Omaha
C. B Andreen
J. C. Frandsen
William Morrison
Hermann Armuth
Sidney
Otto Wallick
Franze
Foster
Kline
McKinley Martin
Orval Bradbury
Julius Neilson
Blair
D. W. Shultz
No 4
Lora Adams
Potter
A. Schad
C W Johnson
Leonard
Victor
Kirk Ranch
W Nelson
California
Fred Nelson
Hallowe'en
Woodmen
Woodbine
Thornburgs
Ed Thornburg
Minnesota
Edward
Kimball Observer
Guild
Aid
Talkmuch
Speil
Ruskin
McePadden
Osborn
Leola Johnson
Stark
Mrs Quinn
Quinn
Potter Local Notes and Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs Ed Mitchell traveled to Kansas early this week and returned Friday. Various residents, including Mrs Guy Hire, Miss Clair Armuth, Elmer Grabill of Sidney, and many others, appear in short social and business items. Spelling contest, Halloween plans, dances, travel to Omaha and Blair, farm deliveries, and a death in the Quinn family are among the readable happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mitchell
Kansas
Guy Hire
Clair Armuth
Simla
North Platte
Broken Bow
Elmer Grabill
Sidney
William Connelly
Earl
Spalding
Death Notice and Local Corrections at Cheyenne
The item notes the death of Mrs Chas McKee and that Mr McKee is in Cheyenne. It also reports Joseph Johnson’s return from Denver with hogs, and quotes ads from Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck urging mail order use. It corrects two-week-old announcements that Miss Esther Hansen and Mr William Bret tung will marry, apologizing for errors and stating they are not soon to be wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas McKee
McKee
Cheyenne
Joseph Johnson
Denver
Montgomery & Ward
Sears & Roebuck
Esther Hansen
William Brettung
Timely Notes on Sheepfold Care and Pasture Management
Practical guidance for sheep farming covering pasture selection, climate resilience, and water needs. Highlights include avoiding damp low ground, favoring limestone soils, using diverse old meadows, early disease prevention, proper stocking on rough hills, clean water access, avoiding marsh water, prudent feeding schedules, individual flock management, turnip cultivation and storage, sun and air requirements, ram paddock separation, and early docking and castration of male lambs.
Cornering a fractious animal on the farm
An Iowa Homestead writer describes a simple device to corner and tranquilize livestock. Build a right angle by nailing two wooden boards to fence posts and attaching a short woven wire panel to form a corner. The setup quiets animals, aids capture, and reduces injury to stock and handlers.
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Iowa
Livestock Prices Report From South Omaha Market
Union Stock Yards South Omaha October 29 cattle receipts moderate about 3,700 today and 16,700 for three days. Beef cattle strong and higher. cows and heifers up with beef steers. Hogs about 4,000 received with bids 5 to 10 cents higher. some heavies at 7 75. Sheep and lambs receipts 24,099. fat lambs scarce, market active and up to 15 cents. Feeder and other categories mixed with varied quotes across cattle, hogs, and sheep listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Markets in Chicago Close With Mixed Grains and Livestock
Wheat futures ranged around 90 to 90 ½ cents, corn May at 71 4/4 to 72 1/4 cents, oats May 48 to 41 ⅔ cents, pork Jan about 200.21 to May 200.15, lard Jan 1065 to May 1080, ribs Jan 1060 to May 1075. Cash bids show No 2 hard wheat at 88 cents, No 2 corn 72 ¾ cents, No 2 white oats 41 ½ to 42 ¼ cents. Cattle receipts 19,000 with beeves 66 to 97, western feeders 60 to 119, cows 38.50 to 82, calves 65 to 1925. Hog receipts 27,000, mixed at 70 68 to 83, lambs 59 9/10 to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miss McHugh Nominated for Nebraska Teachers’ Leader
Omaha high school principal Kate McHugh agrees to run for president of the Nebraska State Teachers' Association. Superintendent Bodwell says teachers support her, while McHugh says the move aims to keep the association from politics and notes she previously refused candidacy. The story also notes the Union Pacific has abandoned its suit to block a Denver to Cheyenne line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Se J. Bodwell
Beatrice
Nebraska
Pricipal Kate McHugh
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
U. P
Laramie
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Denver, Taranie and Northwestern
Denver
Cheyenne
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Steve Babb
Fullerton
Mr Kerr
Lee Stoddard
Farmer's Association of
Laramie County
Wyoming
Scott
Bodwell
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Standard Oil Company
UR Ebraskad
Florida
Gulf Resorts
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Tampa
Key West
Mobile
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Texas
New Mexico
Cuba
Galveston
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dallas
Southern Landseekers
Burlington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Moo Rung
M. A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L W. Wakeley
Neb
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
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