Potter by Mrs N S Miller Potter by Mrs N S Miller
Post contains local notices from Potter including community events. Mentions residents like Mrs C W Johnson and son, Mr Rose Neal, and many visits between families. Reports on church services, Legion meeting, and the new filling station opening with ice cream for locals. Includes farming notes about cattle shipments and crop yields, plus small town social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W Johnson
Clartine
Fred Ihietz
Leora Retz
C. EB Biz
Ernest Anderson
Pancy M
K Hansen
Tia Lee Reed
Hord
Kerfer
Potter
Elmer Sevfang
John Sevans
Oshala Lewellen
Loreach
Ed Fister
Fisher Woo A
Lev Tlalemeister
Angora Hey
Inaba
Buddy Jeanston
Mr and Airs
C J G.outh
N S. Miler
Legion Park
Charles Guncerson
Omaha
Tom Ferguson
Chadrev
Crawford
Harry Court- Leht
Thomas Home
Tidies
Bunker Hill Social News From Mrs Welton Family
Week end visits and relatives populate this community page with names Bradleys and Beyers from Laramie Alliance Gurley Potter and Sidney. Reports include a small tornado damage on Andrew Nelson's farm injuring cattle and various calls on local homes. Children and grandchildren feature in greetings and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lyons
Laramie
Helen Lyons
Alliance
C W Zike
Sidney
Fred Beyer
Lot Ise Engel
William Rohde
Frank Beyer
Willis Beyer
Iva Beyer
Richard Welton
Pete Beyer
J. J. Byrne
Beyer
Joe Rezic
Tom Wawkins
Hcme
William Smarts
Fred. Beyer
Nels Nelson
Andrew Nelson
J J Byrne
Community club dinner and local visits noted
About 100 members and friends enjoyed a cafeteria style dinner. Harold Thayer left for Medicine Bow Wyoming to resume oil company work. No August club meeting due to heat and busy schedules. Next meeting on the first Wednesday evening in September. Mr and Mrs Lewis Siama of Denver visited relatives here. Jeanetta and Olivette Sloan spent days in Omaha and Olivette visits friends in Kearney. Mark Howard of Sidney transacted business here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Witt
Jake Glur
Leroy Witt
Benners Ferry
Ida
Leroy
Harry Witt
Kimball
Ais Sb
J. Hughes
HE ont+man
Mo J Hughes
Sin- Clair
T E Maher
Clyde Brady
Lincoln
Hagemeister
Ben Warrelman
The
American
Adjtant
F Enevoldsen
Cfficer
Ernest Anderson
A.ms
Alfred Arnel
Elizabeth Schlueter
Flora Courtright
Auth
Sidney Lacies
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Henry
Neighbors
Martha Schwartz
Grand Island
A M Ross
Schwartz
West Coast
Ford
Jock Diamond
Albin
Peetz
J. M Hughes
Harold Thayer
Medicine Row
Wyo
Lewis Siama
Denver
Jeanetta
Olivette Sloan
Omaha
Kearney
Mark Howard
Sidney
Room for Explorers At Sun Valley Lodge Wilderness Vast
The vast wilderness territory around Sun Valley Lodge Idaho is larger than Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island combined. A chain of mountain lakes runs through the area, many remote and unmapped or unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Wilderness Territory
Sun Valley Lodge
Idaho
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Knop’s 1859 Soilless Plant Method Echoes in Modern Growers
The note recalls German chemist Knop who in 1859 added soil-chemicals to water to grow plants, pioneering a soilless cultivation approach later refined for hydroponics and controlled-environment farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knop
Park Farthest South in Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park in Florida lies farther south than any other part of the United States and sits about 350 miles south of Cairo Egypt. Telegraph wantads claim they deliver results.
Local social notes from J D Bolton home area
Mrs Frank Meier and family hosted visitors at the J D Bolton residence while several relatives from Sioux City Sidney and Broadwater stopped by. Health news notes Eula Ferr Walker’s hospital improvement after a fall. Various neighbors attended gatherings at Fleming Sheldon Roelle and Meier homes and traveled to Potter and Peetz for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Il Bolton
Sioux City
J. D. Bolton
Eula Ferr Walker
Sidney
Neil
Louis Struve
J D Bolton
J. C. Peters
Bernard Roelle
Carson Strive
Ernest Langley
Melvin Phelps
Potter
J. D Bolton
Ruby Sheldon
George Sheldon
Helen Brachtenbach
Peetz
Frances
Margelaine Meier
W H Hurt
Georgse Fleming
D Gernard Reelle
Frank Meier
Syphilis Drive Aims to Stamp Out Disease in Scotts Bluff
Dr J T Gooze announces a regional health unit program to track contacts of known syphilis cases in Scotts Bluff Banner Morrill counties. Cooperation among counties municipalities private doctors and public health services is urged to boost effectiveness. About 300 cases exist in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
J T Gooze
Scotts Bluff, Banner and Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Googe
Egyptians Fought Army Service in Abbas Pasha Era
The piece notes that military service in Egypt was deeply feared a generation ago and peasants sometimes mutilated themselves to avoid it. Abbas Pasha later formed two battalions of self mutilated soldiers who, though damaged, were trained to utilize their remaining organs to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Abbas Pasha
Black Death in Europe History Summary
The Black Death swept Europe and Asia in the 14th century. It remained prevalent in England from August 1348 to Michaelmas 1369, with mortality reaching about two thirds in some areas. Hecker estimates roughly a quarter of Europe’s population, about 25 million people, died during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
England
Hecker
Altitude Rankings by Continent Reported
Altitude records list Asia at 3000 feet mean height, followed by North America 2000 feet and Africa 1900. South America shows 1800 feet, Australia 1000, and Europe 980 feet. Antarctica records 6000 feet, the highest in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Asia
North America
Africa
South America
Australia
Europe
Hoppers Threaten To Damage Valley Crops
North Platte valley reports record grasshopper infestation threatening second cuttings and alfalfa seedings. Nibler cites incoming pests from dry patches as farmers battle hoppers while bumper yields in small grains and corn, beans, potatoes, and sugar beets provide offsetting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Valley
Nibler
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Gladys and Minnie Lorenz Host Hot Shots Club Demo
Gladys and Minnie Lorenz entertained the Bronson Hot Shots club last Friday and planned a July 20 public demonstration to be hosted at Mrs W W Shinkle’s home. The club showed how to make white and dark cake, ice cream and lemonade as refreshments. A meeting was held Tuesday at Mrs Joe McMillen’s home with Alice Lyngholm as hostess, and the next gathering is set for August 12 at the Shinkle residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Minnie Lorenz
Bronson Hot Shots Club
W W. Shinkle
Joe McMillen
Alice Lyngholm
Shinkle
The Living Teddy Bear Koala of Australia
The teddy bear koala is the best loved Australian animal and can be seen in parks near cities and in the bush. It is a soft furred creature weighing twenty to twenty five pounds when full grown and it never drinks, getting all moisture from eucalyptus leaves.
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Air
Lieut
M. J. Adam
British Resolting Corps
Adam
William Lowden
Grace
Lowden
Neplew
Mro
Corota
Margaret
Columba
Glurs
Paul Hillman
Methodist Church
Bunker Hill
Mrs
Barthe
Haltenmeyer
Cc. S
XN. B.C. Red Network
U S Royal
Hazard
Stickney
Nation
Sen. Robinson
Joseph T. Robinson
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Lorenzo
Silas Rose
Broadwater
Otto Raddatz
J. D. Belton
Biers
Cheyenne
John Armstrong
Syphillis Drive
SUN Drug
Vhone
HOT Shots Club
Cook
Telegraph
Perfection On Ice
Jos
Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Jos. Schlitz Brewirg Co
Stort
Western Ice & Storage Co
Sidney, Nebraska
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