Hail damages grain and gardens across four to six miles
A northwest to west wind accompanied rain and hail on Monday afternoon causing damage to mcat small grain corn and forage over a four to six mile wide strip and 10 to 12 miles in length. The heaviest hail hit Peetz and the Gage area with 1 000 to 1 200 acres of small grain damaged. Loss estimates range from 10 percent to total though most grain had been cut. Wheat in shock may show some loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
G. W. Gage
Veetz Gazette
Potter Briefs Snapshot of Local Move and Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Place and infant daughter arrived from Nebraska City and plan to move to Kimball where Place will coach athletics. Mrs Stewart of Kennarrd Nebr visits daughters and their families. Local children enjoyed a birthday party at Fred Beetz home for Doug ing ages four. Mr Norcross’s father and niece of Fullerton arrive to live with the Norcrosses. Tompkins family from Walthill visit daughter Mrs Fred Reetz and Jesse Tompkins. Thomas Ladely and mother from North Platte spent Sunday here after a Seattle trip. Kenneth Bing of Cambridge spent Sunday with parents. Attorney and Mrs B H Bracken of Minden visit friends. Bracken once Potter school superintendent. Harold Curry and son of Pine Bluffs Wyo visit. C C Hansen of Omaha in Potter this week. Albert Wehinkle home from Veterans Bureau hospital. Lightning struck the Union Pacific tapers house last Thursday. Mrs Ray Bartlett stunned and house chimney damaged. Pete Jensen and James Carson of Boelus in Potter this week.
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Stewart
Kennarrd
Nebr
Joe Nelson
Phil Nelson
Fred Beetz
Douging
Joe Norcross
Steinbaugh
Miss Turilla
Fullerton
Norcross
Tompkins
Chester
Walthill
Fred Reetz
Jesse Tompkins
Thomas Ladely
Sarah Tadely
North Platte
Seattle
Washington
Kenneth Bing
Cambridge
Nebraska
B. H. Bracken
Jane
Minden
Mr. Bracken
Potter School
Harold Curry
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
C. C. Hansen
Omaha
Potter
Albert Wehinkle
Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Tapers
Union Pacific
Ray Bartlett
Pete Jensen
James Carson
Boelus
Pleasant View Social Notices and Visits
Miss Louise Horcher and Mrs Glen Moore with daughter Glenabelle visited Mrs Borcher's family. Mrs Wittrock and children drove to Sidney. Walther League members hosted a gathering at Margaret Wenzlaff's home with lunch. Several clergy and families traveled to Scottsbluff for a mission festival. A group, including Rev Hink and family, greeted visitors from Burns Wyoming for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Horcher
Glen Moore
Glenabelle
Wm. Borcher
H. E. Wittrock
Sidney
Margaret Wenzlaff
Walther League
Wenzlaff
Ruth
Verona Borcher
Benj. Graham
Walter Borcher
Mariam Bartlett
Wm. Border
Ted Hink
Burns
Wyoming
J. A. Hink
Bake Sale by Altar Society at Greenlees' Saturday
The Altar Society ladies hold a bake sale at Greenlees' on Saturday August 27 beginning at 2:00 PM. Committee includes Mrs Fahy, Mrs Dalton, Mrs Plein, and Pete Beyer. For expert radio service call Sidney's Electric Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
Greenlees
Fahy
Plein
Dalton
Pete Beyer
Scrub-Sire Trials Aid Livestock Improvement Efforts
Scrub-sire trials, used to boost public interest in better livestock, have been plentiful recently per the Bureau of Animal Industry. Many trials occur at picnics and meetings. this Michigan event at a cooperative creamery featured local officials handling legal aspects. Educational displays were supplied by the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Michigan
Pre opening teachers meeting in Sidney court room
A pre opening teachers meeting will be held in the Sidney court room on Saturday September 3 at 2 00 p m All teachers especially rural teachers are urged to attend to receive supplies and learn the year s program There will be no county institute this year and attendance is required Mrs Gertrude Nelson County Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bids Wanted for Kindling Wood and Lumber at Pool
Sidney Swimming Pool Inc seeks sealed bids for second hand lumber and kindling wood. Bids accepted by secretary Henry Paviat until 1:00 p.m. Thursday August 25, when openings occur. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Lumber viewable at swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Swimming Pool, Inc
Henry Paviat
Estray notice and service ads from Sunol Nebraska
Two red calves missing for two weeks from Tom Hubbell in Sunol Nebraska. Reward offered for recovery. Also advertisement for For Better Used Cars by Sidney Motor Sales Company and Expert Radio Service at Sidney's Electric Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hubbell
Sunol
Nebraska
Sidney Motor Sales Company
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J. W. Harper
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North Table
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South Wabash
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Will Yell
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E. 75Th St
Ilinois
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Jewett Touring Car
J. F. Howard
Mgc. U. P. Hotel
Scottsbluff
A. Hospe Co
E. Hiett
Sidney Nebraska
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Fred Siedow
West 4Th St
West Fourth Street
A. S. Hardy
Sth Ave
Farm Bureau
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Fred Walker
Lorenzo
the Ideal Beauty
Farinello System
Mes
Edward Furer
Pheme
Charles Place
Nebraska City
Kimball
Mr. Place
Sidney’s Electric Shop
Gertrude Nelson
Ve “A
Fordson Tractor
International
Sidney Motor Sales Co
FORD
Charles E. Irwin
Kimball and Banner Co
Kimball Fair
Kimball County
Frontier Fame
Ed. Wright
Clown
Mous
Bonnie
Sam J. Garrett
Tia Juana
Ak-Sar-Ben
John M. Jeffords
Grace Vanetti
Stanley Hippodrome
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