Potter News Briefs Amid Social and Local Farm Activity
Joe Hansen has married and honeymooned in California. Sidney visitors included High Reddy Biggs and Jacobsen. Local notes report church auctions, lectures, and school events. The Ledingham family plans relocate, Trolstrup buys the Ledingham ranch, and new well drilling occurs. Pot ter elects a village board with questions of eligibility pending.
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Joe Hansen
H. P. Hansen
Potter
Benedict
Bride
California
Messrs. High
Reddy
Biggs
Jacobsen
Sidney
Ed Thornburg
Cheyenne
Woodbine Circle
Thornbury Hall
Gowin
H. W. Struble
Ledingham
John Calkins
Ed Godkin
E. McDonald
Trolstrup
Wm. H. Struble
George Thornburg
Redington
Catholic Church
Dedrick
Hart of
A. Branscom
E H. Biggs
U. P
E. H. Biggs
Messrs
J. Johnson
Mimiker
Chas. Stanton
Robinson Bros
Wm. Breiting
Phillip Nelson
Dix
Graham
Lee
Bethel
Peter Hansen
Hansen
A. B. Beard
Kimball
Potter community notes and local visits in Fremont region
Local residents report land fencing by Nelson of Fremont adjoining Wm Godling, visits by Rev Murless in Kimball, Mrs Johnson and son buying property, and talk of a brochure Who is who for Potter. Updates include Nurseryman delivery, council recounts electoral votes, and town activity amidst seasonal weather and infrastructure notes.
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C. W. Johnson
Kirk
Prince Wallin of
Bethel
Our Town
Canada
Crete
O. E Anderson
Orma
United States
Potter
Wm Bundy
Sidney W D Brown
Kimball
Ames
C W . Johnson
la Struble
Local Notes From Sidney and Dist 76
Messrs Bayliff of Sidney impressed visitors this week. T J and Ed Quinn drove to Potter last Saturday. Children at The Crimson Rambler Ranch suffered from colds. John Sauer loaded a car of spuds at Bronson this week. A nice crowd attended the box social and program in District 76 last night.
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Messrs Bayliff
Sidney
P J Beyer
T J
Ed Quinn
Potter
Crimson Rambler Ranch
John Sauer
Bronson
Dist
Friday Night Achievements Highlight School Efforts
Friday night reports praise efficient teacher Miss Crowley for social and educational work despite some school board issues. Chas Stanton leases his farm for next year and will move to Bethel. Mrs A Ladine and daughter visited The Ash Grove ranch last Saturday. Mr Crebs improves his real estate. Amateur carpenters work on projects. Mr and Mrs T E Quinn and Fred Cushing visited Mr and Mrs John Beyer Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Crowley
Chas
Stanton
Bethel
A Ladine
Ash Grove
Crebs
T. E. Quinn
Fred Cushing
John Beyer
Farm notes of Tuesday and Wednesday show moving, hauling, and harvests
Mr Devine moved on the Levine farm Tuesday and his son will farm the Stowe farm this summer. The wind Sunday upset several hay racks and scattered equipment. Many fields were seen early in the week. Mr W C Couth of the creek hauled seed wheat from the Empire ranch Wednesday. Mr Stowe visited his place Tuesday to take back a load of oats.
Highest market price paid for cream at Thornburgs
Market reports show Thornburgs paying the highest price for cream, signaling strong demand. Details list price benchmarks and nearby buyers competing for shipments, reflecting favorable conditions for dairy farmers in the region.
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Thornburg’'S
Local Notes from Lodgepole and Nearby Areas
Persinger returns from the south while Bertha Durkee comes home from Julesburg Colorado. Eddy couple rent cottage and plan to move to Aurora Illinois next month. Bates and Slawson visit Sidney. John Simmons rents his cottage and stays by town edge. Ruby Bates spends a week on a Colorado homestead. Fred Lehmkuhl buys a new Ford. Lodgepole High School social set for April nineteenth. George Eddy and wife depart Lodgepole for North Platte. Faber and pupils present a musical on Friday night April eleventh.
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A . Persinger
Bertha Durkee
Julesburg
Colo
John Eddy
Aurora
Ill
B. J. Bates
Fef. W. Slawson
Sidney
John Simmons
Ruby Bates
New Homestead
Colorado
Fred Lehmkuh
Lodgepole High School
Opera House
George Eddy
Lodgepole
North Platte
The Vestibule and a Tale on Beginnings
A poem extols the vestibule as a humble yet rich space with scenes of welcome farewells and morning kisses, followed by a prose anecdote advising writers to start strong. It ends with a joke about a suitor seeking a favorable hearing from his future father in law.
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Fancy
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Rise Across Markets
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on April 9, cattle and hog markets posted gains with beef steer and heifer prices up about 10 cents. Lambs and sheep advanced sharply, while hogs were mixed with late trades softer by 5 to 10 cents. no wethers or yearlings offered. Cattle totals ran about 12,800 over three days. hogs 9,300. sheep and lambs 6,000. Mexican lambs topped at 9.10, highest since May 1912.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Markets Endorse Mixed Grain and Livestock Values
Chicago market report lists Wheat May 92 1/4 c, July 90 4 c. Corn May 56 1/4 c, July 57 c. Oats May 35 1/2 c, July 35 1/4 c. Pork May 19.75, July 19.90. Lard May 319.872, July 10.85. Ribs May 11.12 5, July 10.92. Cash bids: No 2 hard wheat 92 3/4, No 2 corn 56 1/4 57 1/4, No 2 white oats 74 38. Cattle receipts 15,000. cattle prices: beeves 7.20-9.20, western steers 6.85-8.10. Hogs receipts 20,000. bulk 9.00-9.20. Sheep receipts 23,000. natives 6.30-7.40, westerns 6.35-7.40.
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Chicago
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Bushnell
Stark
Rock
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Sidney J. A Woten
F. Nelson
J A Woten
Thornburg
BE. Biggs
Mr. Banta
Alcoho
Clara
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
T. A. Daly
Doan
John Lipska
Joan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Dean's
Vincenzo da Filicaia
Tobin & Kruse
London Girls Musical Comedy CO
Sidney Drug Co
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
This
MY Creed
Heaven
Hell
Richard Watson Gilder
Green
London Telegraph
C.M. Wright
NEW Harper Building
Chamberlain
THE
Fremont
Ferdinand Schulz
Etoor
Fremont Brewing Company
Pilsner Beer
Duckenheim
Sunnybreak
Ar Yellowstone
Sidney, Neb
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