Potter social notes preview lawn party and visits
The Royal Neighbors plan a lawn party for August 6 at the Legion Hall with sack lunches. United Lutheran Church Women meet August 7 in the basement, with Mrs Rosenthal and Mrs Benish hosting. Lila Larson leads. A long list of family visits and travels through Potter is noted, plus a Sunshine Club gathering and local harvest updates.
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Royal Neighbors
Legion Hall
United Lutheran Church Women
Mesdamés
Darlene Benish
Amelia Rosenthal
Lila Larson
Richard Fraass
Sidney
Harvey Nelson
Marcia Nelson
Lloyd’ Juelfs
Avril
Rodney
Axtell
Harvey Soderholm
Karl Hueftle
Cozad
Hueftle
Lulu Hendrickson
Osceola
Nebr
Ralph
Kenneth Mershheim
Harry DeMoranville
Grand Island
S.jas
Bertramson
DeMerahvilles
Marjene Johinson
First’ Lutheran Church
Chester’ Adams
Colby Kansas
Roy Adams
Frank’ Carlson
Childrest
California
Geo. Coulter
Yeo
Roy, MacAdam
Rawlins
Wyoming
Jane MacAdam
Myles Gilbert
Edward ‘Walter
Denver
John Ssteng
Toe
Kéndele
Manhatteri
Kansas
Edgar
Anderson
Harry
Sjulson
Hilaire
Minnesota
Koudeles
Ernést. Anderson
Ra Dix
Local visitors and outings noted in Sidney
Ray and Peggy Scranton of Sidney visited a Wm. Helsing home on Monday. Clif Thurston and family plus Harvey George and daughters attended the Cheyenne Frontier Days on Thursday. Clif Thurston and Jon also went to Aviation Day at Scottsbluff airport last Sunday.
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Dele
Potter
Manhattan
Cheyenne
Kenneth Marsheim
George Whitney
Paul Ulrich
Sherry
Olney
Illinois
Clyde Nelson
Cheyenne Hospital
Inez Weikhorst
Shirley Buhrdorf
Scottsbluff
Ray Weikhorst
Elmer Buhrdorf
Donna Aspinall
Gordon, Nebr
Inez
Mary Brehm
Shirley
Sadie Erickson
Dan Aldridge
Erickson
Long Beach
Calif
Robert Slama
Debra Sue
Cheyenne County Hospital
Sunshine Club
Methodist Church
Rose Hagemeister
Rose Hansen
California
Sfew
Edna Warrellman
Lightning Risk: Open Air Trees More Likely Hit
A tree growing in the open is more likely to be struck by lightning than one growing in a sheltered area. The observation emphasizes exposure as a key factor in lightning strikes and safety considerations for outdoor trees.
Seasonal Cattle Marketing Likely Delayed This Year
Western Nebraska ranchers expect late seasonal marketing of feeder cattle due to near ideal range and water conditions. Cattle on feed in Scotts Bluff County show a shift to more cattle finished in summer, as producers held calves longer and avoided heavier stock. Commission buyer Harry Jones notes unusually good pasture and water across western Nebraska and neighboring states. Bermuda Government Aquarium reports a tropical fish collection from goby to a 10 foot shark.
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Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Harry Jones
Scottsbluff Commission
Montana
Grain Outlook Mixed As Hoppers, Heat Delay Panhandle Harvest
Nebraska crop observers report grasshoppers and heat delaying harvests while statewide crops show generally good prospects. Panhandle wheat harvest held up by wet weather and high moisture. only about 10 percent combined. Elsewhere, wheat and small grains near completion but rain needed in south central and southeastern counties.
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Panhandle
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Telegraph
Sidney, Nebraska
LES Winget Enterprises
RCA Rodeo
Cheyenne County Fair Grounds
City Auditorium
Grandstand
Hereford
Skelly
Town & Country Oil Co
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pontiac
B. D. Hunn
Man of God
Maddox Brothers