Lorenzo Jefferies Party and Local Social Notes
A social column notes Lorenzo and Grant Jefferies hosting a party at the Meier home with about a hundred guests. E P Thompson visits from Lyons Nebr and acquires land near Robert Robertson. The Lorenzo club holds a Thursday meeting at J G Crosby home with talks by project leaders. Several residents attend picnics, dinners, and visits across Peetz Sidney Minden Pilger and July 9 plans. Weather brings rain hail and snow. local farm activity and a Dodge trade are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Jefferies
Harvey Jacobson
Meier
E. P. Thompson
Lyons
Nebr
Crosby and Robertson
Clyde
Robert Robertson
Cliff Crosby
Ed Meier
R. H. Schwertzeberger
Carl Bartlett
Ardith
Miriam
Potter
J. G. Crosby
Daugter
Elva
Clyde Robertson
Keith
Dale
H. Eversman
Elmer Fulton
Chimney Canon
Peetz
Lorenzo Club
J. G Crosby
J. D. Bolton
Miss Smith
Court House
Sidney
Mrs. Polk
Unsurveyed Areas Highlighted in Ancient Pecanoman Text
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss vast unlabeled regions within a historical landscape. Mentions unclear terms and names like George Eliot, leaving questions about the scope and identification of these unmined areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Local News Highlights From Potter Area
Potter and surrounding communities report hospital and home events. Mrs Roy Matthewson underwent surgery at Taylor hospital in Sidney last Saturday and is listed in favorable condition. Miss Lilly Ann Nelson of Cheyenne gave a fine program at the school auditorium Friday evening. Miss Beulah Whittemeyer of Boulder Colorado visited with her sisters over the weekend. Lillian Brady hosted a Somerset party for twenty friends Saturday night. Wm Hill of Walthill Nebraska visited the Lloyd Rogers family Sunday. Herman Schuelgen and family of Grand Island spent the weekend with the Emil Cords family. A Babcock returned from California Monday after two weeks on business. W Osborn of Sidney made a business call in Potter Monday. Mrs Fred Welkhorst, who underwent a serious operation in Kimball last week, is recovering and family visit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jacobson
Minden
Nebr
Mr. Jacobson
Clyde Lucas
Edward Meier
Charles Hutchins
Charles Stevens
Baby
Peetz
Helen Jacobson
Bernice Williams
Grant Jefferies
Leo
Pilger
Charles Robertson
Lorenzo Club
J. B. Smith
John Armstrong
Sidney
Otto Radditt
Clifford Crosby
Ed Meier
C. D. Crosby
Dale
J. D. Bolton
Edward Anderson
Forrest Hite
Frank Meier
Peter Struve
J. G. Crosby
Fritz Kregel
Bernice
Lorenzo
Roy Johnson
Floyd Fleming
Roy Matthewson
Taylor Hospital
Lilly Ann Nelson
Cheyenne
Beulah Whittemeyer
Boulder
Colo
J. F. Calloway
Jessie Whittemeyer
Lillian Brady
Somerset
Wm. Hill
Walthill
Lloyd Rogers
Herman Schuelgen
Grand Island
Emil Cords
R." A. Babcock
California
W. Osborn
Potter
Fred. Welkhorst
Kimball
Breeding and Rearing Chicks Bolster Poultry Growth
County Extension Agent outlines chick care with heat, feeding, and sun exposure. Key points include delaying feed 40 to 60 hours, then starting with oatmeal and milk, five daily rations, and transitioning to dry mash. Emphasizes direct sunlight, green feed, and early pullet management while detailing poison bran mash to control cutworms in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Summers
Lincoln
Summer
Nebraska
Mr. Summers
Worm Outbreaks Hit Nebraska Winter Wheat
County reports show cutworm outbreaks in several areas including Scottsbluff Morrill Banner and Keith counties threatening early spring growth in winter wheat. State entomologist confirms the pests are a common Nebraska cutworm species not the true army worm and notes they survive frost by overwintering as partly grown larvae reviving in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Morrill
Banner
Keith
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. O S. Miller
R. A. Babcock
Co. A. Larson
Paris
Porter
Oklahoma
Shell
Porter Oklahoma Shell
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Nolan Tire
James Reisdorff
Minshall Brothers
Gurley
J. H. Mayer
Dalton
Porter Oil Company
Fine’s
Forth Daily
Inter
Leon Fine’s
Forth
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