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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1912

Page

6

Potter Social Notes and Local Updates Amid Halloween Plan

Potter notes mark Osceola callers and boarders at Mrs Struble s, a planned quarantine discussion, and numerous moves and travels. Guests include H W Struble s witnesses Ed Thornburg and W Davis. Branscom family trips to Gering and Ogallala. Mr Hansen buying the blacksmith shop. and a church Halloween pumpkin card event with penny donations.

Potter D. H. Shultz Osceola Ray Babcock Petersen H. W. Struble Kinkaid Ed Thornburg W. Davis

Farmers Prepare for Public Sale at Montauk Ranch

Clara nears potato harvest completion as a public sale set for Montauk Ranch on October 29 if reports hold. P A Pultz plows with two teams aiming to be among the leading farmers next year. Norman Sauer left for Ames Nebraska to husk corn. Mr and Mrs T J Quinn and son Ed visited Sidney Monday. Gus Saul and Nelson brothers thresh in South End this week. Several farmers plan to ship grain from Bronson this fall.

Arthur Branscom Gering Branscom Russell Keith Idaho Geo. Hite Kimball Potter Hallowe'en Montauk Ranch P. A. Pultz Norman Sauer Ames Nebraska T J. Quinn Sidney Gus Saul Nelson Brothers South End Bronson

Markets in Chicago Slip Through Mixed Prices on Wheat and Cattle

Chicago closing prices show Wheat futures mixed with Dec at 92 37 and May near 98. Corn and oats move modestly, pork futures rise slightly. lard and ribs firm. Cash grain markets report No 2 hard wheat at 96 cents, No 2 corn around 64 cents, No 2 white oats about 36 1/2 cents. Cattle receipts total 20,000 with steady to down 10 cents, hogs 30,000 steady to slightly higher, sheep receipts 48,000 slow but steady with varying weights and lambs at 5.00 to 7.35.

Chicago

Roosevelt Home Wound Shows No Ill Effects After Journey

Colonel Roosevelt arrived at Sagamore Hill after a Chicago to Oyster Bay trip reporting the wound shows no ill effects. Doctors order a week of absolute rest to bring him into condition for resuming campaign activities. He walked up stairs unaided and said it is mighty good to be home. He will avoid hard work and many speeches for an extended period.

Roosevelt Chicago Oyster Bay Colone Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Colonel Roosevelt

Morgan Receives Large Stock Fee in Harvest Company Deal

William Hamilton testified at the hearing against the International Harvester company that J P Morgan & Co was paid with 165,000 shares for services in forming the International Harvester venture. The stock, valued at 13.5 million dollars, dated back to August 14, 1912, in New York.

New York J P. Morgan & Co International Hervester Company William Hamilton International Harvester Company

Bayliss Heads Scottish Rite Masons

New York October 24 at the 105th annual session of the supreme council of the Scottish Rite elected Bayliss of Washington sovereign grand commander George Gibbons of Washington minister of state and Walter Seymour of Newark keeper of archives at the close of the session

New York Scottish Rites of United States Mr. Bayliss Washington George Gibson Walter Seymour Newark

Weeping Water Pioneer Dead

William H. Peel, an old-time resident of Weeping Water Nebraska, dropped dead while walking in front of the post office on October 14.

Weeping Water Neb William H. Peel

Rexall Orderlies Offered With Risk Free Trial

You take no risk we pay for all medicine used during the trial if our remedy fails to relieve constipation. The Rexall Store offers two sizes 16c and 25c with no obligation to the user. Sidney Drug Co. promotes Rexall remedies as safe, gentle, and effective for all ages.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Sidney Drug CO

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Sheep Run Report

Moderate cattle run at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on October 23 with about 5,500 head. Cattle prices mostly 10 15 cents higher than late last week. hogs down 10 15 cents from Tuesday. sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower with over 35,000 sheep and lambs received, total three day haul about 122000 head. feeding stock abundant and market activity fairly steady.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

Unitec Shoe Machinery in Canada restricted operations case

Ottawa reports that Unitec Shoe Machinery Company of Canada and its Boston parent restrict leasee machinery use in restraint of trade. Board recommends delaying the $1000 daily fine for six months while violations are assessed.

Ottawa Unitec Shoe Machinery Company of Canada Boston Board of Investigation

Nebraska Leads In Farm Prosperity

Census figures show Nebraska ranks fourth in total farm property and second in farm per capita wealth, with Nebraska farm residents holding $2,360 per person and $18,000 per family of five. The article notes Nebraska’s wealth growth outpaced several states and highlights a large rural population base of 628,408 on farms in 1910.

Nebraska Illinois Iowa Texas United States New England Middle Atlantic East North Central West North Central South Atlantic East South Central West South Central Mountain States Pacific States Ohio Ilinois Indiana Missouri Kansas New Jersey Maryland Virginia Illnois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Census Bureau Canada Northwest Southwest

Wheat stands promising in Gage County field report

Beatrice Nebraska October 17 Farmers say winter wheat in Gage county shows an excellent stand for this season. The crop is about three inches high and growing well with strong growth and good vigor reported across the county.

Gage Beatrice, Neb Gage County

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mrs Brogan

Wilson Pa resident Mrs P H Brogan proclaims from personal experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other and excels for croup. For sale by all dealers.

P. H. Brogan Wilson Chamberlain Croup

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Clara Roosevelt Home Morgan Bayliss Weeping Water Pioneer Chichester Siarenae Evertwnere C. J. Hellwig North Side Blacksmith The Avery Company Sidney and Potter Potter Watch Daniel Meetz A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska Ie Waa Lement Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Schlitz Beer Tobias Biock Sidney Marble Works Columbus A. A. Clark Jfremont Ferdinand -Schulz Ropfr Guckenheim Sunsybreek Sidney, Neb
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