Afternoon cattle and lambs market report from Union Stock Yards
The Omaha market notes steady cattle demand with varied quotes for beef and feeder cattle. Fat lambs sold lower at 12.50 to 13.00, hogs steady with Tuesday receipts around 7,800 head, and sheep and lambs quoted with good to choice at 12.00 to 13.00 for lambs, wethers 5.00 to 7.00, and feeders 11.00 to 12.75 for lambs.
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Union Stock Yards Ee Oma Ae
Poe
Easien
Ted Beeves
Local Center Families Host Socials and Visits
East Center and Dorcas Aids met at the church with a small turnout. Numerous calls and Sunday dinners tied residents to the Bancroft Scott Ladine and Groshans families. Agnes Ladine, Ray Berry, and others mentioned. Rain refreshed the area and plans for Ald and other gatherings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Halston
Mabel
Butte
J. N. Wiker
S. L. Bancroft
East Center
Dorcas Aids
Ald
Neal Tank
Joe Ladine
Agnes
Arthur Ladine
Paul Draper
Joe Reiners
C. G. Scott
S. W. Scott
J. M. Netherland
Charles Ferrier
George Caldwell
John Brown
Leonard Freeburg
Agnes T Ladine
Ray Berry
Clifton
Glen Bales
Jim Folks
Local social notes mention visits and family gatherings
Sunday and Monday visits reported across families including Sharman, Johnson, Miles, Waddell, and Nelek. Andrew Johnson spent Monday evening with Bharman family. Ras Miles helped a brother at thresholds during Tuesday afternoon.
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AVIA
Hasan
T. Sharman
Johnson
Néls Johnsons
Mit
Phe Waddell
Olillatrén
Perth
Dubda
Wendte
Ray Miles
Charles
TW. Y
Tandrew Johhson
Ore
Miles
Ras Miles
Pleasant View Residents Dine At Limneck Home Sunday
Pleasant View residents gathered for Sunday dinner at Limneck home with Mr and Mrs B Hilpert. A. 3B Wittrock and family, Mrs Obdendorfer, Hugo Doering, and family also dined there. Frank Miller and G Gemeinhardt families visited relatives, with reports of Mr Gemeinhardt’s improving condition in Cheyenne. Several others from Pleasant View and nearby farms traveled to visit and partake in meals, sharing news of hospital and travel to Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hilpert
Din‘ney
Limneck
Sindar
Wittrock
A. Obdendorfer
Hugo Doering
Wm. Schwartz
Lagr
Frank Miller
G. Gemeinhardt
Cheyenne
Cheyenne ‘To Visit Mr. Gemeinhardt
Wm. Borcher
Walter
Ruth
Vérona
L. Elsner
Larathie
El-Graham
Leona
Meta
Geméinhardt
Chioyénlce Binks
Trouble always finds the bold, says the old adage
The piece reflects on trouble as a constant companion of those who seek it. It suggests that trouble multiplies when pursued and that only real troubles build strength, echoing a gritty mindset from the era.
Bridegroom Coy Custom Sparks Asean Wedding Turmoil
Asean marriage custom puts brides in ornate gowns with jewels seeking their hesitant grooms. The bride and attendants raid the groom’s house until the reluctant partner is found and carried off in triumph. The passage also notes tea farming as Assam’s primary occupation and that marriages follow harvest bustle.
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Asean
Assam
Soaker Visits Changes Local Farming Plans In Sano
Wet ground prompts many farmers to plan fall wheat planting after a heavy soak. Local notes include Mrs A A Fonske visiting Sidney, Miss Norton ill causing school absence, a school truck needing repairs, Dorothy Walters visiting home, Emil Englert driving to Lodge Pole, G Gade and G Allington leaving for Scottsbluff to work beet fields, Viola Grace Stafford named, D M C meeting with Mrs Pavlat, violin and songs performed at the school by a traveler, Zalesky buying a bicycle and a new Ford touring car, road work near Sunol, Pavlat offering music lessons, and a push for local youth to pursue education. There were 38 in Sunday school last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walters
Emil Englert
Lodge Pole
George Gade
George Allington
Scottsbluff
Stafford
Viola Grace
Frank Pavlat
Maple Grove Families Gather for Supper and Care
Maple Grove residents Ed Miles and family hosted supper at R. C. Ruhter's. Gordon James, son of Henry and Mrs. James, fell ill with calenna infantum but showed improvement after several days of care. The community also noted travel, trades, and visits across neighbors including Johnsons, Waddells, and Sharmans as they attended the Sterling fair and assisted with Gordon's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
R. C. Ruhter
S. Gordon
James
Henry James
W. Y. Miles
Sidney
Buick
Joe Hahler
Nels Johnson's
Theo Waddell
R. W. Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Frank Christensen
Melen
Sterling
W. 3. Sharman
Vern
Frank Rowan
MD Miles
Chas
Nelek
Ray Miles
Richard Sellin
Tenry James
Gordon
Kimball
Route A West Gurley Mission Festival at Lutheran church
Sunday services at the Lutheran church drew large crowds for both forenoon and afternoon. A south of Sidney minister assisted, with Rev. Moore and family and Mrs. Charles Gathman visiting the area for a banquet on Friday. Bert Walker rode horses and suffered a badly sprained foot after a wet-ground skid. Tutheran school opened with seventeen pupils. Deshler visitors, the Bartels and their children, stayed ten days with relatives Horst, Aurich, Teudes families. A local worker cashed a $7 check raised to $17 at Busse store. Justice acted swiftly, but the culprit had hours head start.
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Lutheran Church
Sidney
Moore
Charles Gathman
Bert Walker
Bert
Tutheran School
Charles Bartels
Deshler
Horsts
Walter Aurich
Gus Teudes
Albert Teudes
Busse
Gurley
Good wages for dressmakers course repeats this year
Reports show that the six months dressmaking course completed in Viavola last spring will be repeated this year starting in October. The School of Agriculture at Lincoln will offer the dressmaking course again with the principal providing further information.
Be photographed this year on year birthday at Phelps Studio
A repeated note mentions a birthday portrait session at Phelps Studio and references Joe Windshields and Se dan doors installed at Hahier Garage with unclear details about the events or people involved.
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Phelps Studio
Hahier
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