Sidney community notes from a midweek drawing and visits
Dr Kyle participated in a local drawing on Tuesday while District 456 school closed for Thanksgiving. Residents aided Roy Nelson with flax threshing on the South divide. Frank Ackerman worked on C S Chambers' house finishing. A snow storm hit last Tuesday and communities discussed fire guards after a westward blaze sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kyle
Roy Nelson
Frank Ackerman
Sidney
C. S. Chambers
B. N. Henderson
Clarence Chambers
R. C. Chambers
Minatare
Neb
A. Hammond
Springdale Ranch
Pleasant View Socials and Farm Life Gather in Town
Local notes describe threshing winding down and farmers hauling grain while dances at Herman Schubart’s and social events draw crowds. Residents report flax yields, well drilling, and Shambrook ranch activity as well as visits to Sidney and Potter. Thanksgiving services, prairie fire news, and upcoming sermons mark a busy period in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gustafson
Hicks
Sauer
Chas. Stanton
Clay Center
Quinn
Potter
Pleasant View
Roy McAdam
Ash Grove
Herman Schubart
Allen Dykeman
Frank Mintken
B. BE. Robinson
Shamrock
John Nelson
Rumsey Manufacturing Co
Sidney
D. Robinson
Kansas
B. E
W. H. Robinson
Wm. Nelson Bros
Geo. Reitz
Schubart
Will Goding
Chas. Lager
Helen Hurd
Grubb Place
Chas. Kinnersley
Colorado
Arlie Gale
Alden Kimball
Will Jewett
Harry Courtright
Godling
Dan Heimer
North Divide Prairie Fire Spurs Local Worry
A prairie fire north west of town last Friday raised unease as residents recalled missed fireguards. Local news notes include travel to Sidney by M Flood and Ed Mayer families, trades by H Ehmke and wife, and visits by Frank Beyer family and Miss Crowley. Several others transacted business in Sidney and North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
M Flood
Sidney
H Ehmke
Frank Beyers
Miss Crowley
Albert Jeudes
Ed Mayer
Fred Beyer
Frank Portrey
Fred Cushing
North Platte
Mrs. Tarkington
Jennie Cushing
Martin Baker
Mr. Berg
Clara
L. F. Cunningham
Dalton
T. H. Epps
Free Trial Offer For Eczema Cure By J C Hutzell
An advertisement promises a free trial treatment for eczema sufferers plagued by itching and burning. It claims many cures and offers to mail the treatment at no cost with no obligation, asking readers to mail name and address to J C Hutzell at 119 West Main Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
poseNy
J.C. Hutzell
W. Main St
Prize winners and church bazaar noted in local lines
The issue reports a costume prize for the U P assistant who ate crackers, plus an evening of music and games with sandwiches cake and cocoa. A Women's Aid bazaar is planned for Thornburg's Hall on the 30th. Miss Georgia visits Kimball for her broken arm cared for by Dr. Mockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
M. E
Thornburg
Sidney
Robert Gunderson
Esther Hansen
Ed Wickhorst
Nebraska
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Dealer
Advertising claims a bad cold can be cured with Chamberlain Cough Remedy as Bros Lollar of Saratoga Indiana touts it as the best on the market after fifteen years of selling the product. It notes availability from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugrsv
Bros Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Bold Baldness Cure
We guarantee Rexall 93 Hair Tonic will retard baldness and aid hair growth. Trial costs nothing if unsatisfied, with two sizes 50c and 1.00. Sold only at Our Store The Rexall Store, backed by proof from thousands of users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rerall
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Barometer
Lighting the day with a light supply of sheep and lambs, small cattle arrivals totaling about 1,500 head. Hog intake near 12,500 today, three day total about 33,000. Prices steady to higher on cattle and hogs, with beef, cows, and feeders showing gains of 10 to 15 cents and hogs at 7.40 to 7.55. Lambs and sheep also up 15 to 20 cents, western feeders steady, prices for lambs ranged from 6.75 to 7.50 and ewes from 2.50 to 4.75 depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Markets and Prices Across Chicago and Chirazo Trading
Closing prices show grain futures mixed with wheat at 85 1/2 to 90 1/2 cents, corn 47 to 48 cents, oats 31 4 to 32 1/4 cents, and pork and lard futures ranging around 19 to 20 dollars for pork and 11 to 11 3/4 for lard. Chicago cash grain: No 2 hara wheat 86 4, No 2 yellow corn old 58 4, No 2 white oats 34 1/4. Cattle receipts 16,500 in Chirazo with beeves 5.35–11.00, western steers 5.50–9.20. hogs 33,000, slight drop with light 7.35–7.75, heavies 7.35–7.85. sheep receipts 25,000 with natives 3.50–4.60, westerns 3.75–4.50, yearlings 4.75–6.10, lambs 5.60–7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chirazo
Brooklyn Killer Weighs Widow Treaty Change
Joseph Bush sentenced to pay the widow $3 weekly for one year after killing James Mc Namara in Brooklyn. United States and Russia reach agreement replacing the 1832 treaty, effective January 1. Lars Anderson named ambassador to Japan, succeeding Charles Page Bryan. John Matthews kills two wives and himself to avoid arrest on bigamy charge. Philip William Dupree dies from accidental carbolic acid. A cousin is to inherit a $4,000,000 estate. A registered $3,000 cash package goes missing from Aberdeen station strong box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bush
James McNamara
Brooklyn
Spendig
United States
Russia
Lars Anderson
Washington
Belgium
Japan
Charles Page Bryan
John Matthews
Pittsburgh
Philip William Dupree
Little Rock
Morristown
Aberdeen
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Telegraph
Mr. Branscom
Kimball
Joe Keough Esq
C. W. Johnson
Prince of Merchants
Biggs
Hansen
Lutheran Church
B. F. Thornburg
M. EB
Murless
Berg
Dr. Tudden
Lincoln
Arvid Hendrickson
Kirk
Oscar Anderson
Struble
Pine Bluffs
Bushnell
Miss Bohn
North Divide
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Rey
Sidney Lumber CO
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Cavite
Aliso Distributing Agency
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
Sidney Marble Works
Columbus
A. A. Clark
Ferdinand Schul Ropriet
Fremont Brewin Company
Guckenhelm Mey Day Old Crow
Sunnybrook
Yellowstone
Sidney, Neb
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