Potter Area Social Notes Mixed With Local Moves
A winter in Denver for Pay A Marie Hansen and teaching postes for Clara Rutherford Bethel school and Ethel Brady at Potter High School. Local residents travel for business and visits while dances and social events enliven Potter and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hansen
Denver
Earl McDonald
Thornburg
Potter
Leonard Evan
Guy Hite
Pumpkin Creek
Shultz
Struble
Ethel Brady
Potter High School
Oleson
Peetz Community News Highlights and Upcoming Picnic
Peetz residents report a busy period with attendance at the Sidney Teachers Institute by Katie Rihn and Irene Horner. A Buffalo Bill show drew crowds from Peetz Winston and Sod town. An old settlers picnic is planned for Peetz on Sept. 2. Other notes include visits between locals in Sidney Dalton and Winston and small social events around dance, meeting of the Royal Neighbors, and family visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Peetz, Winston and
Sodtown
Peetz
Whitelock
Lowe
Sidney
Claude Garey
Dalton
Local Notes From Dye Nebraska Area
Carrie Glassburn works at Frank Hazletts. Mrs Laddly left for Cheyenne Friday. Ed Howe and family visited Potter Monday. Lawrence Ivey cuts hay this week. Mrs E W Dye business trip to Potter Wednesday. Mrs Carman spent Monday in Potter. John Cox and wife visited Sidney last Tuesday. E W Dye bought a new buggy this week. Mrs Howard Swain and son visited C L Ivey family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thornburg
Sidney
Bundy
St. Andrews Hospital
R. V. Z. Crownover
Kinkaid
Kimball
Mr. Roche
Mr. Lowe
Peetz
M. F. Garey
Allie
Mrs. Ribble and Sons
Winston
Carrie Glassburn
Frank, Hazlett’s
Laddly
Cheyenne
Ed Howe
Potter
Lawrence Ivey
E. W. Dye
Carman
John Cox
Howard Swain
C. L. Ivey
Local visits and hosting across town and county
Mrs Will Jeudes and son visited over Saturday night with her sister Emmons Sanders of Sextorp. Andrew Linbecks entertained a guest from the eastern part of the state. Mrs Albert Jeudes' relatives from Thayer County visit. Quinn and wife visited Knoxes. Ernest Jeudes helps Mr Halston. The Thompson threshing outfit keeps a grueling, non stop pace for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jeudes
Emmons Sanders
Sextorp
Andrew Linbecks
Albert Jeudes
Thayer County
BE. Quinn
Knoxes
Ernest Jeudes
Halston
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Finds Quick Relief
A Lincoln girl reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she was able to rise and improve steadily. The testimonial notes the medicine’s availability from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Publicity and transparency in corporate finance urged
Secretary MacVeagh argues that promoting investor confidence comes from corporations dealing frankly with stockholders. Shareholders deserve full disclosure of actual financial and physical conditions, and managers should not treat firms as personal property as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Extension urges sorghum crop expansion for farming
The bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture emphasizes expanding sorghum cultivation for human and animal food. Carleton R Ball notes sorghums have only recently grown into important crops, with white durra and brown durra early introductions. The text highlights meal use, global reliance, and the benefits of pure seed varieties for uniform harvests and better pricing. It also urges youth agricultural clubs and hands on seed selection with boys and girls growing sorghum to foster interest and knowledge in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Carleton R. Ball
Sam
United States
Africa
India
Asia
No More Thirsty Plowmen
The Rural New Yorker praises a bottle for keeping water cold on the farm. A farmer fills a double bottle with ice cold filtered water and chills it in the refrigerator before taking it to work. He places it in shade or under sod to maintain cool refreshment all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Polite Note Requests Excuse for Child's Absence
A mother asks a teacher to excuse her son John from yesterday afternoon due to a fall in the mud. She pleads that the action would greatly oblige her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
John
Great Growth of Nebraska State Fair Dates 1911
The article highlights the Nebraska State Fair scheduled for September 4 to 8, 1911, describing expanded entertainment including aeroplane flights, multiple bands under A Liberati, grand auditorium seating, vaudeville acts, animal and agricultural exhibits, an automobile show, and lodging options in Lincoln with 3,000 hotel rooms or a weeklong tent camp. It emphasizes the fair as a major educational and recreational gathering with broad attractions for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Csse
A. Liberati
Reseful
Orpheum
Rollo the Limit
Cretes
Eary & Landore
Great Patterson Carnival Company
Odell
United States
Lincoln
W. S. Whitten
Commercial Club
Handling the Heifer During Early Dairy Training
The article advises careful early training of the dairy heifer after freshening with ten to eleven months of milk production to encourage longer milking periods. It warns that young cows are prone to udder injuries from high feeding around calving, and that susceptibility to udder troubles varies by cow, requiring moderate feeding before and after calving.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Leonard
Irma Struble
Clarence Johnson
Eastern College
Clara Rutherford
Bethel School
J. Wotin
The
East
Arthur Branscom
B. F. Thornburg
Wm. McAdams
George Feirstine
Dan Flynn
Chris Peterson
D. N. Shultz
Miss Crownover
Adam Gunderson
Robert Gunderson
Swartz Sisters
Marie Breitung
Brother
Wm. Struble
Anna Anderson
J. M. Nelson
C. G. Lawrence
John Sutliff
Bears
Beal
Cox
Rasmussen
Hazletts
Colo
Katie Rihn
Irene Horner
Peetz and
Katie Wagner
Mrs. Whitelock
Royal Neighbors
Newt Foster and Son
Clifford
Grace van Valkenburg
Neb
Prolifio Borghum
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Com
Mercantile Ipany
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Mier
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Jimmy
Baltimore
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
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