Potter Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Sports
Potter residents feature bridge results, church gatherings, and club activities. Local families like the Helsing and Thurston clans attend hospital and travel events while the Mohican Camp Fire Girls meet. The basketball team prepares for a Lodgepole opener and Roger McGowan and Joanne Cross wed in Scottsbluff.
Fresh Stock of Typewriter Ribbons for Sale
The Telegraph announces a new shipment of typewriter ribbons available at 75 cents each. Easy to purchase, limited stock.
Painting Walls in Light Tints Brightens Rooms
Using light tint colors on walls increases reflectivity to make interiors feel brighter. The lighter hues bounce more incoming light, reducing the need for artificial illumination and enhancing perceived space.
Peetz News and Local Events Roundup
Gretchen Range visited family in Potter while Sidney guests joined Mrs. Esther Davis and Phyllis. Peetz basketball hosted in the Platte Valley Tournament with Crook winning the title. Peetz beat Merino 41 27 and Crook defeated Peetz 52 28. Upcoming Peetz game against Ovid is planned for Friday December 9. Other notes include a Christmas lunch for the Ladies Bible class, hospital stays, new birth Diana Lee Gibbs in Sidney Roche Hospital, and several local visits and social events.
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Gretchen Range
Irey Olsen
Olsen
Potter
Wayne Davis
Patsy
Sidney
Esther Davis
Phyllis
Peetz
Platte Valley
Blair Hall
Sterling
Bulldogs
Merino
Crook
Fleming
Ovid
E. U. B. Church
Frank Brown
Glenn McPherson
Jens P. Jensen
Sharon June
Taylor Hospital
Variation in wood density from cell cavity and wall thickness
Wood density differs because cell cavities vary in size and wall thickness. Some woods contain more wood substance, leading to variability in specific gravity among samples.
Community Notes From Sunol And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Clinton Gade and Russ Gade made a business trip to Denver this week. Mr and Mrs Firth Booth left for Omaha to market sheep. Mr and Mrs Jim Sullivan of Loveland Colo visited the John DeMers home and Mrs Sullivan is Mrs DeMers mother. E H Ehlers returned from Wisconsin after two weeks visiting Joyce and family. Mrs Charles Deaver and Mrs John Hornicek visited Cecil Hunt. A home talent program and movies will be at Sunol school house December 12 at 7 30 p m with lunch served. Sunol’s first basketball game saw Lorenzo Grades defeat Sunol Grades. Sunol High and town teams beat Lorenzo teams. lunch proceeds to March of Dimes. A large crowd attended. Mr and Mrs M R Hunt and family left for San Lorenzo Calif after a week with Cecil Hunt and family. Mrs Paul Misegadis and Mrs Carma Lee Carter spent the weekend in Denver at the Earl Johnson home. Johnson is somewhat improved after hospitalization.
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Harm Hippen
Don Schwartz
Joe Schwartz
Fred Enevoldsen
Ladies Bridge Club
Rudolph Dadic
E. M. Clatterbuck
Dewey Larson
Claude Biggs
Wm. Heising
Dewey Lovell
James Coulter
Chris Terman
Mable Hagemeister
V. A. Nelson
Holly Williams
Gothenburg
William
Monay
Womans Club
Maude Reeiz
Wm. Marriott
Palmer Thurston
Hot Springs
S. D
Nels Thurston
Lutheran Hospital
Thurston
Dale McKinney
George Randall
Steve Voging
Mr. Randall
Doyle Easton
Jimmy
George Coulter Jr
Morris Hendrickson
Chaaton
William Helsing
Gust Anderson
Pasadena
Art Frostrom
Boise
Idaho
Martin Frostrom
Kirk
C. W. Johnson
Cozad
Karl Huettle
Lloyd Juelfs
Rodney
Atril
Wm. Hagemeister
Clarence Rogers
Bruce Juelfs
Hemingford
Guy Terman
Denver
Dean and
Lee Hagemeister
Clinton Gade
Russ Gade
Firth Booth
Omaha
Jim Sullivan
Loveland
Colo
John DeMers
Sullivan
DeMers
E. H. Ehlers
Wisconsin
Joyce
Charles Deaver
John Hornicek
Cecil Hunt
Sunol
Lorenzo
Sunol High School
M. R. Hunt
San Lorenzo
Calif
Paul Misegadis
Carma Lee Carter
Earl Johnson
Johnson
Milk Output Share Shifts to Whole Milk in 1948
In 1948 seventy eight percent of U S dairy output was sold as whole milk, up from fifty seven percent a decade earlier. The data highlight a significant shift in consumer dairy preferences and production patterns across the United States.
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U.S
Ideal income tax record system promotes 1950 books
Farmers and businessmen nationwide use the IDEAL income tax record system praised as the easiest and most satisfactory. The Telegraph urges buying tax record books now for 1950 records while stock lasts to avoid early year delays.
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