Northwest Nebraska Hereford Breeders Tour Planned
Plans are set for the Northwest Nebraska Hereford Breeders Tour on August 25 27. More than 3000 head of purebred Herefords will be seen across 26 herds with stops for inspection of cattle. The event is sponsored by local Hereford breeders chambers of commerce and university extension services and is open to the public.
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Northwest Nebraska
W. W. Derrick
University of Nebraska
Midwest
Northwest
Nebraska
Der
Rick
Agricultural Extension Service
Marsland
Wilbur Drybread Ranch
Valentine
Furman Hereford Ranch
W. B. Furman and Son
Benton Marshall and Sons
Renfre Nowlan
Gue
Potter Notes Highlight Church Activities and Community Visitations
Sunday School and worship services held at Methodist and First Lutheran churches. Womans Society of Christian Service met August 13 with Mrs. Hagemeister in charge of devotions and Mrs. Enevoldsen as program leader. Residents and visitors from Potter traveled to Texas, Lincoln, Denver, and Yellowstone Park. Local sports saw Potter defeat Sidney 7 to 2 as Juniors and Midgets fared differently at nearby fields.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Harold Schreiner
Ted Carlson
Melvin Meester
Ford Wickhorst
Ed McGowan
Dean Hart
Fred Vaughan
George Hicks
Geo. Juelfs
Wm. Hagemeister
Don Enevoldsen
W. T. Sloan
Lansing
Mich
Jeannette
Potter
Olivette Sloan
Denver
Mark Wiekhorst
Texas
Ed Wiekhorst
Kimball
Mather Field
California
James Bertramson
Marion Jackson
Estes Park
Sidney
Potter Diamond
Albin
Pine Bluffs
Sidney Field
J. F. Downs
Neil Sanders
James V. LaBriola
James II
Mary Myers
Dewey Lovell
Herboldsheimer
Dixie Lovell
Clayton Schwartz
Red Cloud
Nebr
Schwartz
Clayton
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Wis
Harold Grant
Sargent
Joe Schwartz
Fred Kraft
Syracuse
Ben Hipert
Charles Dedic
Stomer Light
Ernest Fromning
Ordville
Shirley Beanblossom
Harold Leggett
Walter Herboldsheimer
Art Schuessler
Martin Schuessler
Vernon Schlichting
Connie
Art Baack
Scottsbluff
E. E. Bowers
Tom
Washington
Frank Mueller
Art Banch
Martin Schlichting
Missouri
Walt Schubarth
Charlotte Enevoldsen
Lincoln
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul D. Phipps
Ralph Hammond
Laura Lee
Bushnell
Alfred Kibler
Los Angeles
Herb Johnson
Ronnie
Fort Collins
Ridgeway
Colo
Provo
Utah
Ray Luckstorf
Susan
John
George Henney
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Chub Winn
Memorial Hospital
Hugo Harrison
Marvin
Louella
C. E. Birt
Kenneth Mershheim
Rolland
Alfred Birt
Art Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Goldie Youst
Sterling
Delores Rosenthal
Kenneth Rose
Colorado Springs
Lee Shoemaker
Kansas City
Lee
Pete Jensen
Sal Slominski
Loup City
Geo. Coulter
Grandma Jensen
Joseph Moritz
Woo
Howard Busacker
Minnie Mayer
Charles Mayer
Leslie Wills
George Whitney
Harry Hart
Grand Island
Hart
Bud McMillan
Ray Scranton
Suzanne Coulter
Peggy Scran
Ton
Russell Haworth
Avoca
Iowa
Don Haworth
Haworth
Legion Park
Conkie
Bob Fiehler
Dc. G. Gemeinhardt
Box Office Giant Gone With The Wind Tops 20 Million
Gone With The Wind becomes the era’s biggest box office success earning over 20 million dollars, marking a record for film revenue. The milestone highlights the film’s broad audience appeal and enduring popularity.
Cheyenne County Fair to Feature Chiffon Cake Contest
The 1952 Cheyenne County Fair will include a Chiffon Cake contest with prizes headlined by a silver-plated cake plate for first place, Betty Crocker cook book for second, and a Queen Bess cake server for third. Prizes donated by General Mills and Weson Oil/Snowdrift. The Chiffon Cake, developed by Betty Crocker, uses salad oil and a foam-like method for a lighter texture.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Betty Crocker
General Mills, Inc
Wesson Oil and Snowdrift Sales Company
Wesson Oil
General Mills
Unique Cake Set to Lead Its Own Category at Fair
A one of a kind cake is highlighted as the sole entry in its category at this year’s fair, signaling a standout confection. The item draws attention for its originality and design, promising a showcase moment for bakers and attendees.
Tallest Lighthouse Stands Tall at Cape Hatteras
The tallest lighthouse in the United States rises 194 feet at Cape Hatteras North Carolina. The landmark surpasses others in height and serves as a guiding beacon for maritime traffic along the coast.
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U.S
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Dark linens for smart dresses with simple elegance
A description of dark linens featuring an expensive simplicity in detail. Highlights include a black linen sun dress paired with a bolero and organdic insets illustrating refined fashion choices.
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