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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
5
Liberal receipts of sheep and lambs push bread demand higher as fat lambs reach 12.25. At Union Stock Yards, 10,000 fresh cattle show weakness with beef steers down 15 to 25 cents. Prices list ranges from strong to weak across cattle, hogs show slight upturn, and lambs surge with fat stock up to 12.25 while feeding stock holds steady.
Frank Ball, in Omaha this week with an eleven car shipment of steers and cows, says it will be about two weeks before most cattle from the Big Piney district in southwestern Wyoming reach market. Shipments so far are mainly cattle from pastures as the roundup continues.
Maple Grove notes show residents visiting relatives and helping threshers. Names include Kilburns, Miles, Johnsons, Ruhters, Christensen, Sharman, and Jorgensen with multiple visits, dinners, and threshing duties across Lincoln and Sidney areas. Continuous farm work and social visits mark a week of community activity.
A compact record of social visits and movements in Sextor including church attendance at Potter, Charley Fisher and family returning from Bloomfield, Rev Pruitt and son dining with Ellis Fisher, Dewey Matthewson family at Pete Nelson, Arlo and Thomas Fisher with Dan Hiemer, Alice Nelson at Ellis Fisher, Charley Johnson and Miss Mavis at Redeen, W H Boggs at Charley Johnson, Pruitts with Mielke family at Dan Duncan, Mrs Moench returning from Scribner, Erickson family and Miss Hornby visiting Sanders, Misses Hilma and Alice Nelson in Sidney, Callway of Potter at Pete Nelson, Pete Nelson’s wife and Alice at Charley Johnson, Andy Brett burned hands on gasoline, and Mrs Fletcher visiting districts 18 and 62.
North Divide Schneulle brothers marketed a load of oats at Huntsman on Saturday. A fine rain fell here on Tuesday snating all day, which will be a great benefit to the wheat that is greening up nicely. Mr. Wm. Gendes and family motor ed to Sidney on Sunday, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. H. Ehmke. They attended divine services. Mr. Ray Frame was a business visitor at Sidney on Wednesday of last week. Mr. John Neary and wife motored to Sidney on Thursday afternoon, where they were looking after business interests. Mr. Ed Edhneulle and wife were bus
Neighbors gathered at Mrs James home to celebrate her sixth birthday with baskets of food and gifts while Mrs Andrews and helpers served refreshments. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Norenberg on the 21st. Mrs Overman visited Rev Father Link on Sunday.
Brown water in a pitcher can be cleared by letting milk sit four hours. Olive oil removes gum from furniture with a soft cloth. Salt helps keep soot in place on a floor. Dry the clothes boiler thoroughly and wipe with kerosene to prevent rust. When lace curtains wear, cut and stitch them into something new.
The article notes layering materials for dishcloths and wearable items, describes effects of cold damp weather on varnish turning instruments gray, and explains restoring color by warming over a fire, plus substituting corn starch for starch in washing to regain good results.
The Presbyterian Circle moved its meeting to Wednesday and will run until Christmas at 1 15. The next gathering is Wednesday October 24 at 1 15 in the church parlors. Members are urged to attend.
A compact classified note advertises trading a piano for an Edison phonograph. It presents a straightforward exchange deal at Larsen's Music Store inviting interested buyers or sellers to contact the shop for details.
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