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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
10
Moderate runs of sheep and lambs sold readily with prices up to 25 cents higher. Cattle 6,800 head uneven. best beef at 10.85. hogs steady. 3,400 head sold. Sheep and lambs active with fat lambs at 14.00 and various grades priced. stockers, feeders, and cows shown with mixed values.
During most of October favorable weather and roads aided auto truck activity and Omaha livestock receipts grew substantially from the previous year. The year shows a steady rise in the auto truck business, partly driven by a car shortage.
Meadow Lawn items report numerous visits among Dalton residents including Mrs Freeburg and Mrs Ed Zorn. Several families and children are listed with weekend, weekday, and holiday gatherings. Illness notes mention Allen Oxerman and Irma Morrow on the sick list. Bimmonds also described as very sick.
Mrs J M Kreader visits with friends and relatives. Mrs J H McNew of Bridgeport spends midweek with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Morrow. Mr and Mrs Jake Eckert and Mr Larson visit Sam Eckert on Sunday afternoon.
Sextor reports long awaited rain fell Saturday and Sunday with optimism for next year’s harvest. Mr and Mrs Chris Crowell visited the George Reetz home over the weekend. Peter Nelson drove to Potter Sunday evening. Farmers Union held a crowded meeting at the district 18 schoolhouse Friday. Tom Barnes and Pete Nelson visitors, Mrs Prince toured district 15 school last Wednesday. Chris Crowell bought a hog at Bowen Bros sale last Wednesday. Ernie Clark, previously at Pete Nelson’s, left for California last Tuesday. Tom Barnes aided Emil Carlson in hog butchering Tuesday.
River a 22 year old Ignacio Rivera killed Friday afternoon while crossing near the tracks as a freight train slowed. Body moved to E Fenske parlors for burial Friday. Cyclone damages include chicken coop and 50 chickens near Fairmont Creamery. Community notices cover Halloween party at the high school and various local movements and visits.
Center items note Herman Beumbach of Peetz Colorado took dinner at the J. H Wiker home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Scott called at the L. S. Bancroft home Monday evening. A few locals attended the dance at the C. F. Scott home.
Wednesday night and report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Netherland and babe spent from Tuesday until Saturday at the S. W. Scott home. A. I. Rose motored to Lodgepole Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Roberts were dinner guests at the C. A. Bancroft. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Netherland and two small children took dinner at the Hi. E. Ferrier home Friday. F. C. Harr and daughter Eva spent a few days at the Albert Linton home last week. Mrs. S. W. Scott and Mrs. H. F. Netherland and babe took dinner at the C. A. Bancroft home Wednesday. Otto Perso took dinner at the Harry Scott home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pelster and family called at the John Brown home Sunday. The long breath was broken by a fine rain Saturday followed by a blizzard Sunday.
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