Family of four murdered near Barnard Mo
Oda Hubbell his wife and two children all aged to six and four were shot and killed at their Barnard Missouri home. Neighbors heard shots then flames concealed the crime. The charred bodies of Josie and Welton were found in their bed while Oda and his wife lay in separate rooms. Hezekiah Rosco of Barnard was arrested in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryville
Oda Hubbell
Barnard
Hubbell
Josie
Welton
Thanksgiving and local visits note in Sidney area
Chas Neick and family visited Mrs Shelly on Sunday. Paul Martin spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Johnson of Scottsbluff spent Thanksgiving at Raymond Ranch. Mr Carter in charge of the telephone exchange at Dal ton was in Sidney Tuesday. Mrs W A Barton entertained the T Ns on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Tate was guest of honor. Yaegle and Guire plan a moving picture show in the former Yaegle's Restaurant room around December 5th. G D Webster the dentist will be in Sidney on Monday November 28 for a few days. A new fine of novels and children's books at Jackson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carter
Dalton
Sidney
W. A. Barton
T. N.s
Mrs. Tate
E R.yaexyle
P G. Guire
Pnun
Yaegle
Market Tones Hold After Argentina Crop Decline Pressure
Chicago today sees wheat prices steady despite reports Argentina’s exportable surplus shrinking. Corn and oats rise slightly while provisions hold. nearby contracts show modest gains with January pork at 1715 and May lard at 9 9 72.
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Argentina
Chicago
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices and Receipts Reported
Chicago market receipts show cattle 16 000 sturdy to higher beeves at 750 to 7.55, slackers and feeders 325 to 570, cows and heifers 225 to 635, calves 750 to 9.75. Hogs receipts 21 060 slow with light 6.65 to 7.15, mixed 6.80 to 6.90, heavy 6.75 to 6.90, pigs 6.25 to 7.00, bulk 6.95 to 7.10. Sheep receipts 28 000 up 10c natives 2.25 to 4.10, westerns 2.50 to 4.10, yearlings 4.10 4.10, lambs 4.25 to 6.20.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog prices in South Omaha market report
South Omaha cattle receipts near 4000 with slow sales. Beef steers bring 5.35 to 6.20, cows and yearlings 3.00 to 4.30, calves 4.25 to 7.75. Hog receipts 424 weak with most at 6.85 to 6.90 and top 7.10. Sheep receipts 5000, lambs 4.60 to 6.28, wethers 3.49 to 3.75, ewes 2.25 to 4.35, yearlings 4.7 to 7. percent noted.
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South Omaha
Absent Treatment Mentioned in Quizzical Exchange
In a brief line the speaker jokes about opting for absent treatment with a casual rural dialect. The remark hints at a light moment or local color without broader context or consequences. The quote centers on personal choice and rural wit.
Sidney News Roundup of Local Travel and Visits
Chris Livont returns home from an extended trip. Frank N. Rihn of Dalton was in Sidney Saturday. E. Brown came back from a land trip Sunday. Fifteen first graders with measles. Dakota land seekers visited Sidney this week. Viola Osborn and Mona Corbett spent Thanksgiving in Kimball. A S Hardy trip to Scottsbluff midweek, back Friday. Sam Fine left for Denver for Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs. Prof. Pate of Alliance visiting Mrs. George Fast and friends. The King's Daughters were hosted by Mrs. Simon Tuesday with a large turnout.
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Prof. Pate
Alliance
George Fast
Death Notice for George Jorgesson of Gothenburg
Chris Jorgesson of Dalton received word Sunday of the death of his brother George Jorgesson of Gothenburg.
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Chris Jorgesson
Dalton
George Jorgesson
Gothenburg
Sidney Shoppers Include Nelk and Daugherity Couples
Among Sidney shoppers on Monday were Mr and Mrs Wm Nelk and Mr and Mrs John Daugherity along with Mrs F Booth and Mrs C Nelk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nelk
John Daugherity
F. Booth
C. Nelk
Sidney
Nebraska Huskers rout Haskell with 119 point Thanksgiving game
Local notes report Wen Crates ill this week and Perkins visiting Sidney. Frank Whitelock and Bill Lowe left for Peetz Colorado for a visit. KF Gould and wife shopped in Sidney. Two Cheyenne teachers attended the Nebraska State Teachers Association in Lincoln. Prof Leonard plans to bring a bride home. Mrs Jack returned from Omaha and Mrs Hall is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitelock
Peetz
Colorado
Bill Lowe
Cheyenne
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Lincoln
Leonard
Potter
W. S. Bostder
Lodgepole
Daughters plan December bazaar and luncheon in town
The Kings daughters plan a December bazaar and luncheon with more details to come. Miss Morrison the county school superintendent returned from a Thanksgiving visit with sister Mrs J C Wolfe of Lodgepole. C J Hansen was in Sidney this week to manage land holdings and his family joined him for Thanksgiving. Miss Morrison taught at Potter for Prof Leonard during the State Teachers Association meeting. A wolf hunt at Winston is the talk of Sidney hunters as residents wish to rid wolves. Cross country walks are unsettled given current conditions. The telephone exchange closed briefly for a family dinner. Mrs F G Griffith and Mrs Robert Barlow left for district Rally of the Lady Maccabees in Grand Island and the state convention in Omaha, returning via North Platte and Julesburg to meet their husbands.
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Winston
Sidney
F. G. Griffith
Robert Barlow
The
Lady Maccabees
Grand Island
Omaha
the Maccabees
North Platte
Julesburg
Mrs Ruhter family travels for Thanksgiving visit
Mrs. George Ruhter and her children Joe and Irene stayed several days at the ranch this week. Mr Ruhter returned with them to spend Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. Frank Tobin leaves tomorrow for Grand Island to join Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Barlow and accompany them to the Maccabee State Convention in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruhter
Joe
Irene
Mr. Ruhter
Frank Tobin
Grand Island
Mrs. Griffith
Barlow
Omaha
Geese Haul Prompts Thanksgiving Feast Plan
A cheerful party led by the Messrs Fundingsland Baldwin Kratz and Campbell set out Tuesday in a car to bring in a large group of geese for a hearty Thanksgiving dinner for themselves and friends.
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Fundingsland
Baldwin
Kratz
Campbell
Thanksgiving Opera House Dance Draws Crowd
The Thanksgiving night dance at the opera house was well attended and enjoyed. Thirty six tickets were sold and from 8 30 to 12 the patrons danced to music by Vath s orchestra in a lively evening.
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Opera House
Vath
Regular monthly meeting of Sidney Building and Loan Association
The Sidney Building and Loan Association held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night in Charles Callahan's office. The group has many loan applications on file and has helped about 30 to 40 Sidney homes become possible through its work.
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Sidney Building and Loan Association
Chas. Callahan
Sidney
Nebraska AG orders foreign firms to file annual reports
Lincoln November reports that Attorney General Arthur Mullen sent letters to foreign corporations doing business in Nebraska demanding annual report filings. Many have never complied. if not by Nov 30 at 4 pm, about 500 corporations will be removed from the state by governor proclamation. Firms with Nebraska permits that miss Sept 1 fees incur a $10 penalty and may lose charters after Nov 30 without further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Mullen
Death of Helen Randall in Tecumseh Neb
Miss Helen Randall aged eighteen died suddenly at the home of Mr and Mrs James Bales in Tecumseh. She had lived in Brock and worked briefly as a waitress at the James hotel before quitting two weeks earlier. Three brothers and her mother traveled from Lincoln and Brock to Tecumseh to seek an autopsy, which was held with results not yet announced.
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Tecumseh, Neb
Helen Randall
James Bales
Miss Randall
Brock
Tecumseh
James Hotel
Bales
Lincoln
A J Randall
Schultz on trial for manslaughter in Krug death
High cross examination of William H Wallace, state witness, failed to alter his account that Alex Schultz drove at least twenty miles per hour, striking the rear of the car carrying Wallace Krug and McCormick. Wallace maintained his car was moving slowly when hit.
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Omaha
William H Wallace
Alex Schultz
William Krug
Wallace
District Court
Schultz
Nebraska Capital Removal committee to plan publicity drive
The executive committee of the Nebraska Capital Removal Association will meet in Kearney tomorrow evening to formulate plans for the publicity and financial campaign for the year. They will also discuss how to present the capital removal issue to the state legislators in Lincoln. The committee comprises the association officers.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska Capital Removal Association
Lincoln
Association
Wildcat Kills Two Dogs Near Callaway Nebraska
Two dogs belonging to Dr Davies and Charles Coxsee were killed by a wildcat six miles southwest of Callaway while grouse hunting. The cat attacked the dogs then charged Dr Davies before being slain by Coxsee.
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Callaway
Neb
Dr Davies
Charles Coxsee
Here
Doxsee
Officials prepare for quo warranto case testimony referees
Lincoln November 22 Attorney General Arthur Mullen and Omaha Chief Donahue’s attorney W J Connell plan a conference to decide on a referee to take testimony in the quo warranto proceeding initiated by Attorney General Thompson. If they disagree the supreme court will name the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Arthur Mullen
W J Connell
Donahue
Omaha
Thompson
Supreme Court
Ramsey found dead in Pickrell lumber yard outbuilding
The body of Adam Ramsey a Pickrell Nebraska carpenter missing since Saturday was discovered in an outbuilding of the Pickrell Lumber company. Coroner Reed held an inquest returning a verdict of death by natural causes.
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Beatrice, Neb
Adam Ramsey
Pickrell, Neb
Pickrell Lumber Company
Reed
Governor appoints delegates to good roads convention
Lincoln, November 23 Governor Shallenberger named delegates to the good roads convention in Indianapolis December 6 to 9 inclusive Colonel Charles E Fanning of Omaha J F Jionson of Fremont and G B Spice of Columbus were designated as delegates for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Shallenberger
Good Roads
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles E. Fanning
Omaha
J F. Jionson
Fremont
G. B. Spice
Columbus
Beatrice Pastor Dies After Long Ministry in German Baptist Church
Beatrice Nebraska November 23 Rev Gustave Zober aged seventy after forty years as a minister of the German Baptist church died while sitting in a chair at home He leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Gustave Zober
German Baptist Church
Hom
Holdrege Man Named Deputy Oil Inspector
Tincoln, Navy 23 Earl B. Gaddes of Holdrege appointed deputy oil inspector to replace John T. Moody who was recently named but declined the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tincoln
Navy
Earl B. Gaddes of
Holdrege
John T. Moody
National Body Directory Listing for Sidney Region
Directory style entry listing political, postal, and social organizations in Sidney and nearby towns with officials, boards, churches, and fraternal orders. Includes state officers, land offices, post office staff, clubs, schools, and religious services with scheduling notes.
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Clarakei
Home Bakery
Clarke's Home Bakery
John Clarke
Barnard, Mo
Are
B. F. Townsend
Yeagle
the Right Meat Market
S.C. Boon
Poland
China
J. C. Dunn
Daiton, Nebraska
Chas. Neick
Shelly
Paul Martin
Lincoln, Nebraska
Miss Johnson
Scottsbluff
Raymond Ranch
G D Webster
Jackson's
Chris Livont
Frank N. Rihn
FB. E. Brown
Dakota
Viola Osborn
Mona Corbett
Kimball
A. S. Hardy
Sam Fine
Denver
Wen
Perkins
Town
KF. Gould
Haskell
Kan
First National Bank
Loyal Temperance Legion
C. J. Hansen
Bess Ruhter
Toneno
Peask Jo Citesey
Fo Crexey & Co
Toledo
Statl
Frank J Cheney
W Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hall
Ramsey
E. B. Gaddis
the Telegraph Directory
Senate
EJ Burkett Lincoln Norris Brown
Kearney Congressonal Bixtih
M P. Krinkard O'Neill
A C Shallenberger
M Sr. Hopewell
Junkin
S.H. Burton
L.G. Brino
W .F. Thompson
E. C. Bishop
US Land Office
Jo Beans
Woodhurst
Vos
Land Office
Wood Register
Ho Ems
Los
Edward McLernon
Minggie Kelley
Sidney Commercial Club
Jo. McIntosh
LOF Pondingsined
Cheyenne CO. Pate Association
Doran
Devoe
Sidney Fire Department
Ron Barlow
E.D Worden
Fow
Fo Tobia
Benatonial
L. K. Raymond
Scottsblum
Bushee Kimball
M. Grimes
A. Cary
W.R. Wood
W. McDante
Heoury FE
Edith Morrison
L. H Bardwell
C.M. Wright
Leroy Martin
John Denagherty
BK. Barrow
Lodgepole Md
B. Harsoon
Aigeros
Lewis Hrott
Board Village Trustees
Sidney EW Zgiebert
Jj.j. Metutosh
Swan Dedrick Roe
Jackson Wor
Bassett Leslie Neubauer
A. Harlow
E. C. Ringer
Pangabard Principa
Amelia Wells
Grave Meu Willand
Cooleyth
Jackson
Evins
Annan MacPaudden
Vilenska Neubauer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lobb
Ca. m
Epworth League
Henry Zink Ken
Hho'vlack
Sovelock
Oghutla
Oshkosh
Chippell
Mitchel
Scottusblum
Dilton
Paxton
Bridgeport
James So Danson
Kv Micnarn
Wavanagh
Royal Neighbors
F Hall
Grace Braklow
Merifield
Frank Welch
Char Callahan
W. M. Lracte Neubaueh
Providence
C. FE
Masoule Temple
Mits
Gace Kina
W. M. Mus
Susie Basser
Sidney Lodge
O. OO
J. PL Laxcasten
N. G
V. O. Rh
A. Barlow
Clark
A.O U. W
E. L Foster
M. Ww
T.M
H. J Snyvren
GW. Borpwenp
Vetree
C. F. Ball
Geatrupe Worpes
Elua Williams
Lady Rittenhouse
Jullia Scaxman
L. O
Grace Barlow
Valiant Lodge No. 98
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Hall
VasGorver, C. C. F.G
Grirrita K KS
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