Gas from the Oil Well and Oddities of Omaha
A collage of anecdotes from Omaha including hospital placards with disease codes, a near $100,000 bankruptcy loss, a dirigible gas mishap, a tax question about gas, a humorous poem about a rooster and hen, and a caution to children about not keeping still.
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Omaha Daily News
Omaha
R. B. Hill
T. B
B. S
R. B
M. E. Smith and
Burgess-Nash Companies
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Red Rooster
Harvest in full swing with wheat rushing in
The week saw several visitors including Dr. Winston from Sunol and county officials Wm. Goding of Potter Bert Allington and John Billiter conducting business at Lincoln. Mrs. B Allington and Mrs Proctor visited, Mr Warner looked after Minatare matters, and a circus visited town early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Sunol
Wm. Goding
Potter
Bert Allington
John Billiter
Lincoln
Warner
Minatare
B. Allington
Proctor
Craig and Sons
Horses for Sale at Gunderson Barn
At Gunderson barn horses available with a few days trial. Will buy good horses. Contact R. Be. Merscheim for details.
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Gunderson Barn
R. BE. Merscheim
Potter village to refund 30000 in bonds for lower interest
Public notice to taxpayers of Potter Nebraska Cheyenne County that the Board of Trustees plans to exchange 30000 in de funding lighting and water bonds for refunding bonds at 434 percent annual interest payable semi annually Objections may be filed by July 31 1925 with the Village Clerk by 4 00 p m on the stated day
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Potter
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Decline in July 1925
South Omaha hog prices fall 25 to 350 while sheep and lambs weaken. Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards reach 9,800 with top beeves at 14.25 and varied quotations across cattle, calves, and feeders. Also notes on Western grass cattle, stockers, and bidding conditions. Plus a brief column on public figures and a timetable note for Union Pacific.
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Union Stock Yards
Hog Market Opens Lower With 9,200 Hogs Sold
Hogs sold 9,200 Monday as market opened 25 35c lower than Saturday and remained slow. Top prices reached $13.50 with most trades around $12.35 to $12.50.
Fat Lambs Sell Lower at Local Market Auction
About 18 000 fresh sheep and lambs arrived Monday and fat stock sold sharply lower. Feeder lambs remained in active demand and stronger. Prices ranged from 14.75 to 15.00 for good to choice lambs, 14.25 to 14.75 for fair to medium, feeders at 18.50 to 14.50, natives 14.00 to 14.50, culls 10.00 to 13.00, yearlings 9.76 to 12.00, wethers 7.50 to 9.50, fat ewes 6.00 to 8.00, ewes culls 2.00 to 4.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AVAV
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Harry Wells
Avavay
H. Stevens
Renpasta Bees Associare
The
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
HED HS
American Press Association
Country Campbell
Review
United States
Board of Trustees
J. Stevens
Sunol, Nebr
Ava
IVAT
Licensed
Drayman
Christensen & Son
WAVLA
Geo. Gunderson
South Omaha
Ers
Johnson Cords CO
Don van Deusen
Arthur Brisbane
Goey
World Herald
Bee
Tao
Fitz
Tru
Ivavayv
Jersey
Farmers Grain and Milling Co
Zav
Kirvavavil
Tavtiaty
Tavavavayv
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