Potter R B Hill Wins Wheat Load Prize in Potter
R B Hill delivered the season’s first wheat load earning a ten dollar gold piece from Home Lumber elevator. Wheat yields average 32 bushels per acre as the community notes praise in the local records.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
8
R B Hill delivered the season’s first wheat load earning a ten dollar gold piece from Home Lumber elevator. Wheat yields average 32 bushels per acre as the community notes praise in the local records.
Sunol residents report a day of light rain good for corn. Numerous visits frame a busy week with Hinrichs, Million, Howitt, Johnson, Barlow and Lindley families, hosted gatherings in Sunol and nearby towns. The Daltons, Potter trips, a barn dance at Eckert’s, and a series of shopping and visiting trips reflect a lively rural social scene.
Mrs Walter Wassum and family hosted visitors at the Wassum home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Evelyn Johnson hosted a linen shower for Mrs Harold Hernbloom. Mrs E A Johnson received Sund call ers on Thursday. Dale Huffaker and family visited in the area on Saturday. Several locals began harvesting and combining last week. Ethel Theis is employed at the Floyd Wise home.
Mrs Ethel Hedlund spends a few days at J C Kreader home. Mr and Mrs J C Guill and Ila visit Joe Conover home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Mann and Evelyn visit Ernest Myers Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and Mrs Dave Peterson motor to Dalton Saturday evening.
Mrs J C Proper and son depart for Mullen Idaho to visit relatives Lawrence and Marjorie Taylor head to Cheyenne for a week with grandparents. Hargenss go to Denver for several days. L L Scott returns from Canistota South Carolina vacation. Mildred Crosbie visits friends in Laramie. Percy White of Omaha visits Sidney. J Buettner and W H Ellis travel to Cheyenne. Mrs Walker of Kearney visits son R A Walker. Mrs Herman Schroeder departs. Safety First ladies auxiliary ongoing activities.
The regular meeting at Wal-Bur hall was held Tuesday with a good number of members present. Attendees reported an enjoyable time and shared a sense of community.
The Womans Benefit association plans an annual picnic Thursday afternoon at Krueger's Lake. Attendees meet at Central School at 2 o'clock. Those with sale items are urged to use Telegraph Want-ad.
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