Hay For Sale at All Times
Meilke and Buck draymen advertise hay for sale at all times offering reliable delivery and prompt service to local farmers and handlers.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
7
Meilke and Buck draymen advertise hay for sale at all times offering reliable delivery and prompt service to local farmers and handlers.
An advertisement notes Dr Paul Greusel is a dentist operating from the Bank of Kimball Building in Kimball Nebraska. A second snippet from Larson's Music Store in Sidney Nebraska urges demonstrations comparing phonograph quality to Edison machines, offering a no-cost home trial.
Auction style classified note lists a Rumsey Oil Pull tractor with 5 bottom plows plus breaker and stubble attachments, Red River Special 30 inch separator, oil tank and wagon all in good condition. Also ads for Kodak film services, land for sale near Dix, potato crop price, and a lost Parker fountain pen.
Wm Scheele of Potter Nebraska offers Buff Orpington eggs for hatching. Guaranteed to be sound. Setting eggs priced at 1.25 dollars each, 50 eggs for 3.50 dollars, and 100 eggs for 6.00 dollars.
W M Kimpston Dentist Sidney Neb. Expert optician Eyes tested glasses fitted. We stand back of our work. Ke L Montgomery at Marsh's Jewelry Store.
Larson's Music Store promotes the Edison phonograph as superior and urges demonstrations. An ad claims Edison built the first phonograph and outshines imitations. Also listed are a two lady roomers wanted and a taken up stray sow near Potter with owner to claim by paying expenses.
Fred E Darling died Saturday evening in a Cheyenne hospital from rheumatism and related complications after an eleven month illness. He moved to Kimball two years ago as an electrical fixtures and wiring dealer. Mark and Ned Darling attended his body’s transport to Bedford for burial. he leaves five brothers seven other relatives and three daughters in Omaha.
Mrs Hueh Woten and her children departed Monday for Central City Nebraska where they will make their future home as reported by the Western Nebraska Observer.
A March 17 1920 sale at Union Stock Yards South Omaha reports about 8500 cattle 15500 hogs and 11000 sheep and lambs. Cattle prices mostly lower with beef and cow grades $7.00 to $13.50 while hogs fall 25 to 100 cents and lambs steady to 25 cents lower with top sheep around $14.00.
A grain of corn stores moisture in tiny internal cells that turn to steam and explode, turning the kernel inside out into a mass of starch. Meanwhile, about 400,000 railroad workers from the UMWE and Railroad Shop Laborers gathered to discuss a proposed wage scale.
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