Social Roundup Highlights From Scottsbluff and Nearby
Miss Isther Shaw Miss Emmaline McLaughlin and Miss Minnie Rohlfing spent Saturday at Scottsbluff. Mrs Fazel Steeth was called to Hastings due to the death of her uncle John Kearney. Mr and Mrs Ray Pisher entertained Mr and Mrs Maynard Mayer and family Sunday. The pinchle club met Thursday evening at Fred Vaughans. Roderick MacAdam spent the weekend in Sidney at the R V Frances home.
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Isther Shaw
Emmaline McLaughlin
Minnie Rohlfing
Scottsbluff
Mrs
Ray Pisher
Mrs. Maynard Mayer
Family
Pinchle
Fred Vaughan
Roderick MacAdam
Sidney
R. V. Frances
For Sale Oat Bundles and Pund Cane by Walter Henry
Classified notice lists for sale oat bundles pund cane by Walter Henry with a brief descriptor and a single line including 12a.
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Walter Henry
Doctor C V Johnson Moves Dental Offices Above Egger Market
Dr. C V Johnson relocates dental offices to rooms over Egger market with new access steps just south of the building. Mention of Clarence John- ahead of full details indicates a local professional change in recent business moves.
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C. V. Johnson
Eggers Market
Clarence John
Winter Rooms Above Johnson Store Claimed for Family Move
The note states a son and family will occupy rooms over the Johnson store for the winter. H. ID. Chase departed Wednesday evening for Ainsworth for a few days. The text ends with a question about upcoming nuptials.
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Johnson
H. ID. Chase
Ainsworth
Local Hosts Honor Two Couples On 18th Anniversary
Officials of the company and dealers in this part of the state organized a party at the Kadérli residence Friday evening to felicitate Mr. and Mrs. Kaderli and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobson on their 18th wedding anniversary. Chinese checkers started the night, followed by a piano song fest. Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Kaderli served a lunch as guests departed wishing the couples lasting happiness.
Frock coats and beards mark 19th century senators
In the nifty nineties many U S senators wore Prince Alberts and frock coats. The beard stood as a sign of maturity and substance in statesmanship.
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Prince Alberts
United States
First Plows of Tree Branches
Report notes early farming tools were crafted from crooked tree branches and operated by manual labor, reflecting rudimentary methods used before advanced plows.
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Opens Week Weak
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on December 5 1938 cattle receipts reached 13000 head. Beef steers and yearlings held near last week's levels with best steers around 11 25 while choice heifers brought 10 50 as demand remained sluggish. Fat lambs opened 15 to 25 cents lower top 9 00 and feeder lambs held at 7 75 to 8 40. aged sheep unchanged.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Cornfed Yearlings Price Ranges and Odd Fragment
List shows grade ranges from Choice to Prime for cornfed yearlings with prices from 11.75 to 12.50, and notes lower scales from Good to Common. A garbled tail fragment mentions ages and unclear words.
Livestock Market: Mixed Quality Feeds and Cattle Prices
The market lists various cattle categories with prices for feeders yearlings and cows. Prices range from about 4.25 to 11.25 per head, reflecting conditions from fair to good and include notes on fed and native stock, yearlings, heifers, steer calves, and cow categories.
Hogs Steady to 5 10c Higher At Omaha Receipts
Hog receipts at Omaha Monday reached about 7 500 head with bids and early sales running 5 to 10 cents higher than last week’s close. Packers bid 15 to 25 cents lower later, with costs for butcher weights at 7 25 to 7 35 dollars. Mixed hogs and rough lots sold near 7 00, with early sow sales between 7 00 and 7 25 dollars.
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Omaha
Fat Lambs A Quarter Lower At Omaha Market
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday were 7 000 head. Fat lamb bids and sales largely 15 25c lower than last week close at 8 60 9 00. Feeder lambs steady from 8 40 downward and aged sheep quotably unchanged. Rangers good to choice 8 15 8 60, medium to good 7 40 8 15. Feeder yearlings 5 00 6 25. Incandescent lights illuminate tombs in the Valley of the Kings Egypt enhancing walls and ceilings with vivid hieroglyphics and colors unchanged for millennia.
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Omaha
Rangers
Valley of the Kings
Egypt
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Campbell News Presse
Politicos
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Tperd
Wickhorst
Wm. Slama
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Champlin Oil Company
John Clausen JR
Dix
Nebr
Fortes
E. S. Hermansen
Prop
KEIO
Elmer H. Seyfang
Farmers Union Coop
Farmers Union Oil Station
W. R. Snyder
South Omaha
John Chapman
Potter, Nebr
Farmers Union Insurance
Ion Life Insurance Company
Parmak
C. Edgar Leafdale
Union Pacific
Fégers Market
Gamiibase
YIV
Kimball Livestock
Call
Kimball
W. C. Nelson
Rompt Ambulance Service
Sudney, Nebz
J. J. Fiegenscrue
DR. W. T. Sloan
Potter
Potter State Bank
Kimball Hospital
A. L. Miller, M. D
Roy D. Sinclair, M. D
John Pinkerton
D. D
Javid M. Flett, M. D
Kimball, Nebraska
Gehrig
Funeral Home
Sidney, Nebr
Palmotor
Joz P Schwartz
Lonig
Focal Man
Faust
Histories
Elmo Scott Watson
Rcck Springs
Pinnacle
Western Slope
Colorado
Keystone Nut
Kemmerer Pea Route Co
Colo
Licensed
Drayman
Wheeler & Son
the Johnson Store
Max Wre
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