Union Pacific Crop Special Here Friday
A Union Pacific crop special attracted farmers families and residents across western Nebraska, highlighting seed, soil, and rotation methods. The tour featured demonstrations from the Union Pacific team, agricultural college, wheat growers, and farm improvement groups, with Potter hosting a celebratory stop and music by the Bunker Hill Farmers Union band. Local townspeople expressed appreciation for the program’s practical farming benefits expected to boost profits and land health in coming months.
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Nebraska Agricultural Arien
Union Pacific
Agricultural College
Wheat Growers Association
The
Farm Improvement Association
Potter
Bunker Hill
Parsons in Trouble Over His "Dude" Ranch
Zack Parsons faces legal trouble as his wife doubts his jail stay while a couple of creditors and relatives loom. Mrs Parsons says Jack is honest, while the couple weighs inheritance questions and a plan to support their infant child. Parsons claims $8000 in debts tied to the Hawkins farm and eyes a future as a designer and decorator.
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Zack Parsons
Hawkins’ S Armstead
Parsons
Rudolph Valentino Dead in New York Hospital
Rudolph Valentino a naturalized American and film star known as the Sheik died in a New York hospital at thirteen years in the United States. He was born in Castellanetam on May 6, 1895 and his full name reflected an Italian aristocratic lineage. His mother was Parisians and his father Giovanni Guglielmi served as a cavalry captain and later a veterinarian.
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Rudolph Valentino
Film Land
United States
Sheik
Castellanetam
Rudolph Alfonzo Raffaelo
Pierre Filbert Guglielmi di Valentina Antongue
Pierre Filibert Barbin
Giovanni Guglielmi
State Fair Prizes Attract Farmers And Housewives
The state fair offers prizes for penmanship sewing posters and other student exhibits with a total of 179 for educational work. Housewives compete in cooking bread canning and related crafts, while horse races and automotive events add purse money. Horseshoe pitching offers 500 to winners in its seventh annual contest. The fair opens Sunday September 5 with exhibitions and contests starting Monday September 6.
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Department of Education
Local families gather for visits and outings in Lorenzo
Lorenzo residents hosted and visited kin from nearby towns including York Scribner and Sterling. A large group shared meals at the Glyde Robertson home and many attended gatherings, church and social calls. George Fleming bought a Twin City tractor and a circus trip featured Lorenso attendees. Several relatives traveled to Peetz and Sidney for events with notes of visits to Meier, Bolton, Robertson and Fleming households.
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W. H. Francis
W. L. Murphy
Lorenzo
York
Adolph Grose
Otto Grose
Scribner
Edward Meier
George Fleming
Twin City
Glyde Robertson
Glenn Robertson
Lyons
Nebr
Ethelyn Tarrant
Denver
Robert Robertson
J. G. Crosby
C. D. Crosby
Dale
Charles Roberts
Bernice Williams
H. F.fleming
Ralph Fleming
J. D- Bolton
Leona Greenwood
Mr. Colman
Rev. Kahse
Clyde Robertson
Gon
Keith
Peets
Robertson Oil Company
Lorenso
Sidney
P. H. Weetphalen
Fred Walker
North Bend
Frank Meier
N. H. Mosler
Hooper
Floyd Sheets
Peter Struve
William Couch
West of Peetz
Hans Struve
W. C. Phelps
Agnes
Lucille Langley
North Dakota visitors greet local residents and guests
Bronson hosted Mr and Mrs C J Oldaker with Mrs Joe Pease and son Robert of Kimball. Earl Easton with wife and sons Clem and Doyle plus his brother and wife from Colorado visited North Dakota relatives. Miss Jorgensen from Valley and Mrs Mamie Jones of Cheyenne were guests.
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C. J. Oldaker
Joe Pease
Robert
Kimball
C. 8
Anderson Home
Earl Easton
Clem
Doyle
Mr. Easton
Colorado
North Dakota
Miss Jorgensen
Valley
Mamie Jones
Cheyenne
Bronson and surrounding notes from Potter Review
Mrs Palmer Thurston went to Dalton to be with her ill father. Wim Anderson, with a broken leg, recovers on crutches. Bronson Helping Hand club chose sewing lessons leaders for next year. Primary in Bronson precinct saw 54 ballots. Ground donated for a new school site in Herdon district by John Connelly. Mrs M H Yowers and daughters shopped in Sidney. Win Bundy lost a horse to lightning. Earl Tolle and babe returned from hospital. Osborn of Sidney visited Potter. Oxhorn named Democratic nominee for county treasurer. Biggs slated for November 2 election.
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Lyngholm
Boyes
Thruston
Bronson
George Stromberg
Earl Tolle
Ben Couch
Pearl
Cuddeford
Lois
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New York Hospital
Uews
Cliff Crosby
Dele
Peetz
Chris Pfeffer
John Sars
Scribner, Nebr
Dwight Bolton
Treona Greenwood
Lorenzo Club
Elva Crowley
Robert Roberts
Harlan Haves
West of
Carl White
St. Paul
Jack Smith
Misa Esther Schmidt
J. D Bolton
Sterling
Bolton
Bronson Stems
Jeturtfem Steel Tank Company
W. Tach Ct
Kanens Cty
Iie
Steck de Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Cheyennne County, Trading Company
Nebraska
Realtors
Bidney, Nebraska
Art McMillan
John Connelly
Herdon
Mr. Connelly
M. H. Yowers
Tear
Marie
Lewis Olson
Henry Anderson
Bundy
Babe
C. J. Osborn
Mr. Oxhorn
H. Biggs
the National Refining Company Beanches and Service Gations
Logan County
Blackhorse
Beauth US
C. A. Sherwin
Len A. Sherwin
Sterling, Colo
Sioney Hars
Animal Circus
American
Cyrang
Bassett’s
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