Dalton Notes on Settlers and Local Growth
Dalton news highlights Jake Mayer of Ickes retiring and building a home on Kline property. Businesses under construction include A B Gustin's pool hall addition restaurant front, J B Hire's new residence, and H C Anderson's new home with real estate office space. The J A Walford store expands, a new village hall and jail finished, and public sales and town events noted.
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Dalton
Jake Mayer
Ickes
Kline
Mayer
A. B. Gustin
J. B. Hire
South Broad Street
H. C. Anderson
Bank
Anderson
J. A. Walford
Dan Bick
J. C. Kreader
Kreader
Campbell
Carter and Hansen
J. Englert
Herman Armuth
H. C. Handley
Union Valley
Jens
Blarney Castle
J. CC
Frandsen
Armuth
John Peterson
Peterson
Montana
Montana. We Are Sorry To Have Mr. Peterson
Earl Mallery
Clara Pool
Mallery
Willis
Sidney Draw and Local Happenings Near Spring
Elmer Youngland sold his farm early last week to a new owner and plans to relocate locally, while Mr Dahl of Franklin County reviewed his land in the area. The Spring Basin Ranch dance and box supper drew a good crowd and funds. Miss Mable Strom left Wednesday for Kimball and Miss Rihn for Dalton to stay with her parents. A schoolhouse program in Dist 101 on the 26th pleased attendees. Mr and Mrs Ivey returned Monday after a three week visit to Lyman Colorado. Mr and Mrs Perte departed for their Iowa home. Miss Abbie Cusinberry from Winston Colorado visited a few days with her uncle and family.
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Elmer Youngland
Elmer
Mr. Dahl
Franklin Co
Spring Bais Ranch
Mable Strom
Kimball
Miss Rihn
Dalton
Dist
Ivey
Lyman
Colo
Local notices from Potter area on Thanksgiving week
Clara reports Harry Selch visiting relatives in Norfolk. Mrs Ward’s house nears completion. Henry Shrear went to Potter. G Webb spent Thanksgiving in Sidney. F Korsemeyer hauled corn to Potter. P J Dalton circulated a petition to form a new school district. Earl Metz did carpenter work at Hard Times ranch. Verba and Morfeld of Potter were in the area. Thanksgiving vacation was given in surrounding school districts.
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Harry Selch
Norfolk
Local notes from Sidney and area Cleverly stirred
Thomas Bard Grand Pratrie delivered turkeys in Sidney on Monday. The Gade family attended the Miller sale Tuesday. N Hoagland has been sick with the grippe but improving. Dist 39 school closed last Friday. William Sharman improving school land. James Booth bought corn at the mill.
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Thomas Bard
Sidney
Gade
N & Hoagland
Dist
William Sharman
James Booth
Nebraska News: Valuation Chief Leaves as Rates Spark Debate
Lincoln dispatch reports E C Hurd retires as head of the railway commission physical valuation department after long service. C H Geiber promoted to chief engineer at 3000 cash, E J Kates to assistant engineer with raise, and Guy Barnes also boosted. Placek protests proposed freight-rate changes citing higher Lincoln costs. Farmers expand silo usage as state dairymen plan midwinter forum. Hayes County pays part of insane asylum bill. Nebraska guard inspection underway. McCabe Aviation applies to sell stock for Lexington venture.
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Lincoln
Railway Commission
E. C. Hurd
Hurd
C. H. Geiber
E. J. Kates
Guy Barnes
Placek
Wahoo
Hastings
Plattsmouth
Howard
J. W. Alexander
Hayes County
Alexander
Nebraska National Guard
Fifth Infantry
Nebraska City
Hall
New Aviation Company
Nebraska
McCabe Aviation Company
Lexington
Blue Sky Department of the Railway Commission
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Summary
Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on Nov 26 show steady beef cattle values with gains over last week. Cattle ranges: prime beeves to 8.15, cows and heifers up 25-35c, feeders 15-25c higher. hogs draggy with butcher prices 10-25c lower. sheep and lambs steady with some western lambs at 7.50. Total daily arrivals ~1,400 cattle, 10,000 hogs, 5,000 sheep. three-day totals 7,600 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Chicago
Fireman Murders Wife in Kansas City Home
Carl Bebee, a railway fireman, shot and killed his wife at their Kansas City Kansas home after she threatened to leave him. He surrendered to police.
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Carl Bebee
Kansas City
Kan
Market Wrap: Chicago Prices and Later Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago markets close with mixed grains and higher live stock. Wheat and corn steady to slightly lower, pork bids around 20.87 to 20.92 per unit, cattle receipts at 11,000 with slight gains, hogs at 31,000 with gains, sheep receipts 20,000 with westerns rising and lambs up to 7.65.
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Chicago
Clinincal Congress Warns Against Inexperienced Surgeons
At Chicago closing session the Clinical Congress denounced what it calls legalized murder by undertrained surgeons. It urged laws requiring five years of general medical practice before surgery and two years in hospital work or under a top surgeon's direction. A committee was appointed to lobby state legislatures and Canadian provinces.
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Chicago
Congress
Canada
Plymouth Man Struck by Engine
Fairbury Neb Nov 27 George Jeagas a Plymouth laborer was struck and killed instantly by a Rock Island freight train while crossing or near the tracks in Plymouth abandonment area.
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Plymouth
Fairbury, Neb
George Jeagas
Rock Island
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Emory Planck
Andrew Nelson
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J. C. Jorgenson
Linde
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Sunol
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Clara
Scott
Nebraska News
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Clinical Congress
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A. R. LE Sueur
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