News Review of Current Events: Coolidge Oath and Mourning
President Coolidge takes the oath after President Harding dies of a stroke in San Francisco. Cabinet resignations are asked to stay in office. England and France debate Ruhr and reparations while German instability looms amid hunger and political shifts. Harding’s widow and key officials cope with the shock as world leaders react.
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Local Social and Farm Notes From Potter Area
Mrs Geo Reetz and son and Mrs C C Crowell attended ladies aid in Potter. Most farmers in the vicinity have started cutting grain this week. Mrs Fred Prince called on Mrs Lambert Tuesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs A A Nelson and family spent Sunday at Pete Nelson's. Harold Bovee visited Herbert Johnson Monday. Mr and Mrs Herman Schurath and daughter and C C Crowell and wife were Sunday guests at the Prince home. Pete Nelson called at the Reddy home Sunday forenoon. Dan Duncan and Dave Robinson were in Potter Friday of last week. Homer Fisher was a business caller in Sidney Friday. Herman Schurrath called at the Crowell home Tuesday morning.
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Geo. Reetz
C. C. Crowell
Potter
Fred Prince
Lambert
A. Nelson
Pete Nelson
Harold Bovee
Herbert Johnson
Herman Schurath
Prince
Reddy Home
Dan Duncan
Dave Robinson
Homer Fisher
Sidney
Herman Schurrath
Crowell Home
Nebraska melons to be on market soon
Nebraska cantaloupes named Golden Pheasant will be shipped from Scottsbluff starting August 15 by express with carload freight following later. The project covers about 140 acres in the North Platte Valley, led by business and farming interests and Burlington lines marketing the fruit on dining cars.
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North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
Express
Colorado
Scotts Bluff
Burlington Hnes
E. D. Warner
Platte Valley Telephone Co
William McCaffree
American Legion Officers Schedule Regular Monthly Meeting
Elmer Grabill commands the American Legion with Claude Gross Kenneth Bassett and Carl Ledbetter as vice commanders Adjutant Frank Schroeder Francis Herbert as finance officer and Charles Marsh as publicity officer The group holds its regular meeting on the third Tuesday night each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
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Elmer Grabill
Claude Gross
Kenneth Bassett
Carl Ledbetter
Frank Schroeder
Francis Herbert
Charles Marsh
Odd Fellow Hall
Notice of trespass and piano instruction offer at Larson's Music Store
Notice warns no trespassing on premises. Fred W. Stuht Piano Instruction promoted, offering free lessons with pianos purchased from Larson's Music Store. The ad invites customers to learn plans and visit the store for details.
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Larson’s. Music Store
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