Local Gossip and Visits Across Grand Prairie and Nearby Towns
Grand Prairie residents and visitors mingle at family homes with Frerichs Hart Windsheimer and others. Christine Flesner visits Gothenburg. Eureka Dykeman assists Windsheimer. Lily Holm visits Stuntsman. Windsheimer family Welcomes new daughter born September 7. Frank Wolm family hosts. Beebe and Verniel attend Windsheimers. Alec Pierson and Johnsons work at Venner church. Henry Boltz visits with two daughters. Hubbell brothers thresh for Holm at Lodgepole. Strandberg sermon at Peniel. Linde of Peetz christens Warren Harold.
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Lily Holm
Fern Miller
Stuntsman
Fred Windsheimer
Frank Wolm
Frank E Lundgrens
Sunol
Henry Beebe
Verniel
Fred Windsheimers
Alec Pierson
E. A. Johnson
Venlel Church
Ienry Boltz
Johnson Brothers
J. C. Jorgenson
Walter Hernbloom
B. A. Johnson
Hart
Denver
Alva
Sidney
Hubbell Brothers
Lodgepole
Frank Holm
Strandberg
Peniel
Harold Linde
Peetz
Colorado
Warren Harold
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Keen demand for sheep and lambs from packers and feeders pushes prices up to 15 cents higher. Fat lambs at 13.15 to 15.00, feeders around 12.75. Cattle and hogs steadier to higher with mixed levels. beef, feeder cattle, hogs and sheep all show gains on September 14, 1922 at Union Stock Yards South Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Heavy range Reeves from Wood Lake sell in Omaha
H A Newman of Newman Bros Wood Lake reported cattle were good through summer but hot weather and fires in the last weeks limited gains. On Monday they offered 387 head of range steers averaging 1490 pounds sold as beef at 8.85 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Lake
Omaha
H. A. Newman
Newman Bros
Virtue in Rising From Defeat Inspires Resilience
A published reflection by Lewell extols the solid, haughty man who can rise from defeat. He argues such character shapes future victories when one selects a better path and gains favorable conditions, noting the sun at the back as a metaphor for renewed progress.
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Lewell
Spring Canyon News Notes Local Movements and Events
Spring Canyon items record arrivals and departures, local elections, a 15 year old’s death before surgery, and community happenings. Families from Crook and Proctor, visits to Denver, plus a labor day holiday, a county fair, a wrist sprain, and students starting school mark the week.
Wood piles prove durable under century of use
A report notes wood from the Connecticut river bed in Springfield remains sound after a hundred years under an old bridge. It argues wood resists heat and moisture, compares favorably with granite iron and steel, and suggests skyscrapers may need sinking funds for frame renewal. It cites Brooklyn Bridge foundations as wood based. It proposes a 1 percent annual reserve for potential steel framework failure.
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Connecticut
Springfield
Brooklyn Bridge
Community notices from Morrow neighborhood events
Ickes News highlights visits and gatherings around Morrow and nearby homes. Individuals move between Potter Sterling Sidney and Kimball areas with relatives and friends dropping in for dinners visits and a weekend trip. A baby was born to the Muniche family and Will Morrow underwent eye surgery in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Paul
Dan Heimer
Potter
Mr. Heimer
Auto
Sterling
Colorado
Montgomery
Ed Morrow
al Morrow
Lauren Dugger
Kreader
Walsh
White
Mary
Edward Walsh
Ed Walsh
Rosy
South Divide Community Notes Highlight Local Movements
C J Flanery leaves for Michigan to seek a location for next year. Sid ney high school students include Nora Esther Hand Beulah Earl Flanery Berneice Foster Teverett Payzant Marvin Hiett Ruth Shaw. Sidney grade students list Mabel Viol Genestia Foster Lois Lucile Doris Hietz. Tar old Roy Helen Thomas attend German school. Lester Hand to Los Angeles next week for studies. Miss Clara Bower Davenport teaches in District No 9. E V Hietts building a new house in Sidney. Mrs Walker of Kearney and Mrs Stoy Walker of Chappell visiting Hand home. They plan Medicine Row Wyoming trip. Mrs Earl Wood entertained the Walkers at dinner on the eleventh. Lenora Yowell spent Sunday with brothers and families. Livingstons of Sidney dined with Henry Yowell. J W Brothers hosted the Fosters and Filanery and Beulah at dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Flanery
Michigan
Sidney
Nora
Esther Hand
Beulah and
Earl Flanery
Berneice Foster
Teverett Payzant
Marvin Hiett
Ruth Shaw
Mabel
Viol
Genestia Foster
Lois
Lucile
Doris Hietz
Tarold
Roy
Helen Thomas
Lester Hand
Los Angeles
California
Clara Bower
Davenport
E. V. Hietts
Walker
Kearney
Stoy Walker
Chappell
Fremont visitor returns home after week with relatives
North Divide Mr Rippe of Fremont who has visited his children Mrs Herman Bhinkey and family and George Rippe and wife for the past week returned to his home on Monday. Other locals include travel plans, shopping trips, and social visits across Sidney and nearby towns.
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Rippe
Fremont
Herman Bhinkey
George Rippe
Henry Johnson
George Neiman
Omaha
California
Gus Wellner
Sidney
Frank Orth
Kearney
Hans Busboom
Jack Barthuly
Dunlavy
John Neary
Carl Busboom
Ancient Olympian Games Evolution and Events
The earliest Olympian games began as a 300 yard foot race from 776 to 725 B C. The program expanded to include pentathlon events of running jumping wrestling discus and javelin. Pancratium combining boxing and wrestling followed by chariot races. Athletes trained ten months and stayed one month at Olympia.
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Olympia
Money Savers Money Savers Can Fruit Prices
A compact ad style item lists canned peach and apricot offerings with price notes. It mentions No 1 and No 2 size peaches, No 2 can apricots, No 24% can plums and No 2% can white cherries with cents per can indicated, though several characters are garbled.
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Grand Prairie
Albert Frerichs and Sons
Ernest Wickard
Will Frerichs
Jesse Hwunnieut
Alva Hart
Christine Flesner
Gothenburg
Fpureka Dykeman
Fred Windsheiimer
Spring Canyon
Robert Nicholas
A. J. Willard
Crook
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
Harry Louderback
Flilliard Familly
Roy McDonnell
McDonnell
Edna Yroth
Sam Pollock
Clarence Beebe
Mr. Pell
W. J. Bell
George McCall
Dan Beebe
Gazz Lee
P. R. Bell
Tr. R. Bell
Benagant
Proctor
Guy Ramsey
Masadonia
Coloraado
J. W
Bert Hilliard
Zodine LeBlanc
Ickes News
Sidney and Vicinity
Deavor
Frank Interholzenger
North Divide
Mesdames Henry Johnson
Chas. Osborn
Clyde Kinton
Herman Blankey
Money Savers
van Camps
van Camps Pork & Beans
Sunkist Pork & Beans
Arrow Brand
Ivory Soap
Dutch Cleanser
Lewis Lye
Farmers Union Co-Opera
Tive Association
E. J. Leonard
Mer
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