Live Stock Prices and Market Report at South Omaha October 15 1924
Cattle receipts were moderate at 12,800 head with a steady market on desirable offerings. Top yearlings $11.80. Various cattle categories quoted, including prime fed beeves, yearlings, and grass cattle with wide price ranges. Hog market declined 25 cents, 8,500 fresh hogs, bulk $10.25 to $10.75. Fat lambs firm with 18,000 head receipts and prices up to $13.36 for best Western fat lambs. Includes miscellaneous notes and literary quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Bologna
Fortune From Umbrellas and the Rise of a Daily Shade
Umbrellas have shaped wealth and society from ancient times. A Persian ruler once wore a parasol surpassing royal shade, and Samuel Fox earned 2.6 million dollars from the grooved rib and paragon frame, his heirs adding another million. The article notes the unclear origin of this commerce and its ties to social ideas about shared property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fox
Nebraska Industrial and Commercial Outlook Report
Nebraska's economy shows strength with 925 banks up deposits by 5,555,000 in Q last quarter. Local oil, paving, school, and water projects accompany rising farm income and widespread construction as rail and grain movements expand nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Pine
C. H. Cook
Blair—Jenkins Embroidery and
Omaha
Soldiers Monument
Colfax
Republican City
Beatrice
Snyder
Lincoln
Bridgeport
Cheyenne
Elwood
Gosper County
Wyomint
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Real Estate Board
Elmcreek
Falls City
Richardson County
Dafger
First Christian Church
Table Rock
Pawnee
County Farm Bureau
Cambridge
Aurora
Hamilton County
Wayne
Nebraska
Loomis
Omaba—World Herald
Fairbury
Grand Prairie Social Roundup Near Sidney
Grand Prairie residents and neighbors on multiple visits and outings with Weltons Schutzers and Jorgensens. Local travelers include Rosehalls Frerichs Windsheimer and Johnson families along with fall festival attendance and Sunday gatherings at several homesteads.
Local Valley Notes Roundup of Daily Movements
Daily activities across White Dove Valley include Harry Reeves visiting Perry Balentine on Monday, Merlin Bloom returning from Sterling hospital, and Dr Parmore traveling between Crook and other towns. Families and neighbors shuttle for visits, farming tasks, and a looming scarlet fever quarantine affecting Margaret McDonnell and Web Bloom and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gross
Danny
John McDonnell
Bob Nicholas
Perry Balentine
Divide
Walter Bowser
Sidney
Rhodes
Lynch
Sterling
John Fisher
Herbeck
Sprecher
Margaret McDonnell
Web Bloom and Son
Community notes from Meadow Lawn and nearby areas
Social roundup: neighbors visiters and hosts across Meadow Lawn including Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Schlins and Bovee families. Sidney fair attendees, Sunday gatherings at Morrow Redeen Carlson and Sullivan homes, and multiple calls and visits by the Scott, Kreader, and Morrow families. District 142 parade attendance noted. A prosperity wagon mention closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Schlins
Ed Morrow
Charles Mayer
John Peterson
R. B. Schlins
R. R. Bovee
Sidney
Elmer Mayer
Oscar Redeen
Mrs. W. Carlson
Harold Bovee
Paul Morrow
Ed Walsh
Emma Morrow
Max Shinker
Scottsbluff
Jas. Sullivan
Sadie Scott
Kreader
Harry Scott
Charles Scott
James Sullivan
Frank White
John Weigand
Colman
Donald Krender
J. C. Kreader
George Worth
Charles and Elmer Mayer
Sadie
J. E. Morrow
Cattle owner Harry Reeves and neighbors visit areas Friday
Harry Reeves recovered cattle from Phil Brossard's pasture this summer. John McDonnelly traveled to Sidney Saturday morning. The Loudy family and Mrs FE Loudy attended the Fall Festival in Sidney Saturday. J I Gross journeyed to Sidney Saturday after a dispute. John McDonnell and family with Dan Beebe shopped in Sterling Saturday afternoon. Bernard Hill and family drove to Crook Saturday afternoon. Oren Loudy and family with John McDonnell and Ellis Frakes visited their parents Sunday. Mr McDowell and wife from Sidney visited John McDonnell's and Carl Meyerholz's Sunday. Mr Fenamore and family visited D. 2. Gross' Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frerichs
Sidney
Anna Jorgensen
A. G. Weaver
R. C. Ruhter
Roberta
J. C. Jorgensen
Frank Heinzman
Charles Welton
W. Y. Miles
Ed Miles
Hazel
William Sharman
James Irwin
Sadie
Earl Johnson
Johnstown
Colo
Frank Christensen
Mons Johnson
A. R. Tremain
Alfred Jorgensen
Fred Windsheimer
Babe
Grand Prairie
Walter Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
Sunol
A. R Tremain
Verner Perry
Big Springs
Evelyn Johnson
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
W. O. Johnson
Harold Linde
Colorado
L.A. Pearson
Olson
Little Satnley Olson
Will Frerichs
Edna
Helen
Albert Frerichs
Fred and
Willard
Fred iWndsheimer
E. A. Johnson
Harry Reeves
Phil Brossard
John McDonnelly
Qven Loudy
FE. F. Loudy
J. I. Gross
John McDonnell
Dan Beebe
Sterling
Bernard Hill
Crook
Oren Loudy
Ellis Frakes
E. F. Londy
Mr. McDowell
Carl Meyerholz
Mr. Fenamore
D. 2
Gross
Also Mentioned on This Page
South G22
Isaiah
Bill Booster
Nebraska Industrial Review
Bushnell
Norfolk—Building Activities Increas
Ing. Lincoln
Detroit
Harvard
Chicago
Fremont
Nye- Schneider-Jenks Company
Kenarney
Platte Valley
Lincoln—Temple
Manitoba
Kearney
Bethany
New City
Norfolk
Christ Lutheran Church
Poultry Shipping
DeWitt
Minatare
Free Press
Ganvain
Columbus
Kramer
Lincoln—Humane Society
Bridgeport—Western Public Service Company
Columbuse
Highland Park
Sawyer-Snell Park
Salem
New Lutheran Church
Linecoln
Lincoln Gas & Electric Light Company
Lincoln Traction Company
Stromberg
Seward
Lincoln Telephone Company
Saint Michael—Burlington Railroad
Gothenburg
Riverdale
Central Power Company
Lincoln—Baptists
Humbolt
Crofton
Fordyce
Greenwood
Sinclair Oil Company
Lincoln—Mutual Interest Life Insurance Company of
Swift & Company
Kearneyt
Wayside County Club
Syracuse
Omaha Grain Exchange
Yarmer
Holdredge
Fourth
College View
Lincoln—Gold & Company
Seventeenth and
Dodge Streets
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Rosehall
Ogden
Utah
California
le Moine
Frank Teingi
Theo Waddell
Hugh
Ruth
Cortney
Russell Wallace
BR. C. Ruhter
Charles Smith
I. N. Smith
Andrew Johnson
Fr. Smith
White Dove Valley
Merlin Bloom
Sterling Hospital
Doc Parmore
Bernard Thi
Hlaxton
Mr. Hill
Mr. Marshall
George
Gross Boys
Roy English
English
Louie Herbeck
D. B. Fletcher
Noble
the Telegraph
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