Cheyenne County Fall Festival Details and Plans
The Cheyenne County Fall Festival lineup lists Exhibits Committees for Crop and Livestock and Women's Departments, Grounds and Class Superintendents, with leaders named. It notes the festival dates October 1–3, 1925 and urges committee coordination, aims to improve free entertainment, and includes social updates about local residents and a surprise party for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Neary
D. B. Fletcher
C. F. Liebendorfer
James F. Callaway
Axot
Martin Dimery
Cheyenne County
Local Health Notes From Community Hospita l Updates
Miss Myrtle Nelson is convalescing well after surgery at Dr Taylor s hospital last week. Miss Lucille Lambert, who had recent surgery, returned to Sidney Tuesday and is expected to undergo a second operation. The community hopes for her speedy recovery as friends and family rally. Mrs Dan Duncan visited the Pete Nelson home Tuesday evening. A chicken talk and demonstration occurred at the C C Crowell farm on Wednesday. Miss Burness Duncan is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
Sidney
Myrtle
Arlo Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Chas. Fisher
Chas, Johnson
Dan Duncan
Dot Sanders
Ida Sanders
Betty Fisher
Emma Moench
Matilda Moench
Dorothy Fisher
Angeline Dworack
Bonnie Duncan
Alice Carson
Ella Nelson
Bloomfield
Oscar Redeen
Gus Sanders
Elmer Moench
Robert Nelson
Roy Nelson
Oscar Moench
Georgie Dvorack
Norman Fisher
Gordon Johnson
Myrtle Nelson
Dr. Taylor’s Hospital
Lucille Lambert
Lucille
C. C. Crowell Farm
Burness Duncan
Farmers Union Local Holds Regular Session and Dance
The Farmers Union Local met Saturday evening in a regular semi monthly session then danced, with a midnight lunch served by local women. Gladys Meyers, W C Meyers daughter, underwent appendectomy Sunday at Taylor hospital Sidney and is reportedly recovering. A meeting of all farmers will be held in Bronson Friday March 27 to organize a shippers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Local
Gladys Meyers
W. C. Meyer
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Bronson
John Connely
Court House
Anderson
Harry Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Ben Couch Jr
Dr Caldwell offers free medical visit in Sidney
A medical advert promotes Dr Caldwell presenting at the Sidney Hotel on Tuesday April 14 offering free treatment from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No surgeries, claims cures for chronic conditions, and requests patients spread word. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. medicines charged only if treated. Address Dr Caldwell Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Nebraska
Medical Laboratory
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha March 24 1925
Sheep and lambs in moderate supply with active demand and steady to 15 25c higher. Fat cattle opened slow. top $11.00. Cows and heifers strong to 10 15c higher. receipts 6,000. Hogs 10 15c lower. 10,500 hogs arrived. choice butchers up to $15.85, bulk $13.25–13.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Fat Lambs Sell Higher on Opening Day Auction
About 7 200 fresh sheep and lambs arrived for the week’s start and prices ruled strong to 15 25 higher. Best wooled lambs sold at 16 50, shears at 15 50, and fat ewes at 9 50. Quotations show lambs good to choice 15 00 to 16, fair to good 15 00 to 15 75, extreme heavies 14 50 to 15 00, shearing lambs 14 00 to 18 75, wethers 9 75 to 10 50, yearlings 11 50 to 13 50.
Platte Valley Lambs At Day's Top Price
Omaha March 23. E M Logan of Merrell shipped the last of his lambs, two-load lot averaging 81 pounds, sold to an eastern order buyer for 16.50. Logan said the shipment cleans him up and that about 85 percent of lambs fed in North region...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
E. M. Logan
Merrell
Mr. Logan
North
Magazine and newspaper subscription service offer
The Potter Review notes a mail order service for World-Herald Bee and Omaha Daily News subscriptions plus 2310 magazines. The service promises renewal handling, club offers, and direct sending to publishers, claiming orders reach daily papers within a half hour and publishers within ten hours.
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The
World-Herald
the Bee
Omaha Daily News
United States
WIII
Hin
Potter Review
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H. Stevens
Potter
EMBER
Recsrasea Press
Associario
General Adverka Press
National Editorial Association
HHS HS
American Press Association
Country Campbell
Intertype T . & P
Review
E. L. Uptegrove
J. L. Reel
P. C. Collart
W. E. Spearow
Wmn. Gross
J. H. Wendte
Carl Mahr
D. C. Hibbard
Ford Wickhorst
L. T. Razinina
Frank A. Hand
B. A. Johnson
Chas. Willis
Carl Baker
George Rabbe
J. M. Feader
C. A. Mangum
Lewis Olson
C. W. Knight
Peter Hansen
Chas Deaver
L. R. Barlow
Earl Hintt
Wm. Borcher
Jean Harshman
Claude Golding
T. C. Spiker
W. R. Weeden
Wm. Winders
J. M. Nelson
Louis Rabbe
Joe Johnson
Wm. Busacker
S. A. Maley
J. W. Billiter
J. L. McIntosh
A. E. Phelps
LeRoy D. Willey
Home Lumber Co
Decotnut
Moresco
Sextorp
Licensed
Drayman
Christensen & Son
Geo. Gunderson
Doctor Caldwell
Sidney Hotel
Ladies Oxfords
Children’s Shoes and
Oxfords
Johnson-Cords CO
Zavavavan
South Omaha
Platte Valley
W. T. Sloan
Potter, Nebr
Potter State Bank
Pyone
Potter Lodge
Masonic Hall
R. A. Babcock
W. M. R. L. MacAdam
Anza
A. J
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Nebr
Denver
Koreaza Advertising
American Prss Association
Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Claude Biggs
Karl Fricke
Dean Hagemeinster
Mrs
Dick Carlson
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
Woodmen OF the World
Jos. P. Schwartz
C. C. Alfred Arnell
Eastbo
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