Local News Briefs From Potter County Dalton Delegate
Miss Eugene Warner breaks a ankle after jumping from a wagon at George Leafdale home where she worked. She is now in Potter on crutches with her parents. Clayton Spencer earns three stitches after a lever slips while he worked on his brother’s combine northeast of Dix and is being treated at Kimball. Lena Averman, sister of Geo. Rose, suffers a broken limb after a horse fall and is home with four children. The Potter Garage installs Curtis automatic air pumping outfit to maintain tank pressure. Dalton businessmen plan fifth annual fall festival for Sept 22 with committees formed and plans evolving. Local shower brings .18 inch rain. corn prospects better east of Dalton. frost expected Sept 3 per signs. tomatoes and melons coming to market locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Warner
George Leafdale
Potter
Potter Review
Clayton Spencer
Dix
Kimball
Wirs
Lena Averman
Dalton
Bridgeport
Local notices from Colorado and surrounding states
Longmont families visit relatives and attend Merchants week in Denver. Mrs. C A Larsen mourns father’s death in Delaware. A son was born Monday August 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curry at Miller hospital Kimball. Patricia Johnson and mother rush to Denver after Roy Ball’s death. Community sympathy extends to Mire. Lareen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hansen
Longmont
Colo
K. ‘Hansen
Peter Hansen
Gertrude Nelson
Stratton
Nebr
A. E. Brady
Denver
C. A. Larsen
Delaware
Megs
J Larson
Junior
Lareen
Clarence Johnson
Harley
Ft. Collins
Cole
Yotter
Colorado
Ami
Harold Curry
Notable Potter Area Deaths and Local Visits
Roy, well known in Potter, died from diabetes while hospitalized. Mrs. Sheets, mother of a large family, died of cancer. funeral held at the M. E. church Monday. Mrs. Joe Nelson hosts visiting aunt Mrs. Irving and Fremont relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Tompkins of Walthill Nebr. visit children Jess Tompkins, Mrs. Fred Reetz, Mrs. Harold Curry. Matt and Jeff road show visited Potter Tuesday evening amid cool weather and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Potter
Joe Nelson
Irving
Fremont
Charles Tompkins
Walthill
Nebr
Jess Tompking
Fred Reetz
Harold Curry
Sheets
M. E. Church
Social News From Spring Canyon and Surroundings
Neighborhood notes detail visits and calls among Mrs. Charles Brecht Mrs. Bert Hillard and families Mrs. George Taylor and others Sunday through Friday. Trips to Estes Park Sterling and Denver referenced along with a Yellowstone Park trip. There was rain Tuesday night and Wednesday and alfalfa crop progress noted.
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Spring Canyon
Charles Brecht
Bert Hillard
George Taylor
P. R. Bell
George
Ruth McCall
Estes Park
Leta Heth
Nora English
Harvest Week Social Ties Span Sidney Families
Mrs Emanuel Trautman aided by Dobbe cook for harvesters this week. Art Borcher visited Frank Beyer Wednesday. Funeral attendees recalled Gus Wellner. John and Wm Effinbeck left for home after a few days with sister Mrs Charles Overman. Henry Ehmke and family toured Big Springs to visit John Schlesemann home. Lena Lipetrew returned with them for a short visit. Mrs Carl Schmidt and daughter spent Thursday with Mrs Henry Johnson. Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer and Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and families visited Walter Happell’s Sunday evening. George Harris and wife enjoy a visit from relatives in eastern Nebraska. Henry Ebmke and Frank Beyer families and Iva Beyer with Brim spent Sunday at P J Beyer’s. Boys pig club met at Walter Happell’s Sunday evening and sang. Lew Brim of Sargeant Debr visits Beyer families this week. Robert Davenport and wife left Sunday for eastern Nebraska after summer in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Trautman
Sidney
Dobbe
Art Borcher
Frank Beyer
Gus ‘Wellner
John
Wn. Effinbeck
Charles Overman
Henry Ehmke
Big Springs
Sargeant
Debr
Beyer
Robert Davenport
Nebraska
Local Social Notes and Farm Talks Roundup
Mr and Mrs Ernest Jendes and the latter s sister spent a few days last week at the Wm Jendes home Fred Beyer lost a valuable cow to lightning last Friday Mrs August Gross was on the sick list a few days last week The rain in this vicinity has delayed threshing Mr and Mrs Curt Scott motored to Sidney on Monday Mrs John Borcher spent Friday at Theo Borcher s Mr and Mrs Jacob Volkerts of Dalton had dinner Friday at the Wm Sachs home Paul Meyer is combining a wheat for Carl Schmidt Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer made a business trip to Dalton on Monday Charles Glaubitz called at Frank Beyer s Monday morning Rex Bayne has been quite sick the past week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jendes
Wm. Jendes
Fred Beyer
August Gross
Curt Scott
Sidney
John Borcher
Theo Borcher
Jacob Volker
Local visits fill Dalton and surrounding farms
Mrs Bertha Kreader and Mrs J D Kreader called Thursday on Mrs Hedlund in Dalton. J D Brayden of Los Angeles called at the J D Conover farm. Families from Nebraska North Dakota Indiana and Iowa visit relatives and share Sunday dinners and calls around Dalton and Lodge Pole as residents host and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kreader
J. D. Kreader
New York Promotes Honesty With Crime Ads
The Norfolk News notes New York uses citywide advertising to deter crime. Warning cards appear in elevated, subway, surface cars and commuters trains with stark images of holdup men and the electric chair. The piece argues moral appeals and self interest promote honesty as a best policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk News
Sing Sing
Doan's Pills Relief Reported By Local Resident
Mrs. Fred W. Davis of 302 Test 4th St. describes backache headaches dizziness and weak kidneys. She credits one box of Doan's Pills from Western Drug Co. with ending her trouble and urges others not to wait for a kidney remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Fred W. Davis
4Th St
Doan’s
West
Ern Drug Co
Doan
Goitre claim letter from Nebraska promises relief
A letter from Mrs. B. H. Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska describes her experience with a goitre cure using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment praised as pleasant to use as toilet water The letter is open for inspection at Bassett's Pharmacy and visitors are invited to call and read it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s
B. H. Hollingsworth
North Platte
Nebr
Backache Signals Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
A 1900s style ad urges immediate kidney care using Dean's Pills to prevent worsening kidney disease. It warns backache is an early sign and neglect leads to gravel drops or Bright's disease, urging action before serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Sid
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Frui
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Harry Reeves
Lois
Crook
Eva Briney
A. D. Hilliard
Cora
George McCracken
Sterling
Lois Reeves
O. N. Schudde
Ferguson
Missouri
Ray Sheffield
Robert Nicholas
M. F. ‘Moore
County Seat
Loise ‘Louise
C. B. Jones
C. E. Barr
Fred McKelvey
Ickes News
Perry Robbins
Cogad
E. N. Southard
Carl Tolliver
Johnson
Bismark
North Dakota
Chas. Scott
Jas. Sullivan
Jack Rathbun
J. T. Rathbun
Lodge Pole
H. J. Mayers
John Peterson
Davis Had. Foster-Milbuen Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
John Kurtz
Jackson, Omaha, Nebr
National Refining Company
White Rose
Aten
Renners
Ee Eariss
Rth Platte
Sidney Felis Sre
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