Potter area gains grand new building and town notes
Tike cornice rises on Trognitz new building hailed as handsome centerpiece. Wm McAdam and bride serenaded at Potter. Sidney public schools to close with student exhibits. Kimball plans grand army post march 26 with regional officials assisting. Weather and crops look to improve with grass and small grain thriving. Five decades of local events include marriages, races, storms, and community visits across the region.
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Potter
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J. J. McIntosh
Kimball
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Col. Liveringhouse
Grand Island
Henry
Fillmore County
Sidney
Pumpkin Crecker
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Record of 15 Years Ago Weather and Local News in Sidney
Weather notes report Nebraska heat with 108 at Grand Island and 101 in Sidney on Saturday. Pool drained by automatic switch leaving children disappointed. A car accident injures W. E. Gehrig near Roggen Colorado. Scotts Bluff County releases 1000 pheasants along North Platte borders. Census by Sidney Chamber estimates 4400 to 4500 residents, pending check. Barbara Radcliffe of Sidney graduates Monticello College and aims for Nebraska University. Fossil digs resume at Uptegrove No. 2 pit near Gurley after Ohito Oj Co discovery. New minister Rev William K Hasenyager arrives at First Christian Sidney. First Methodist assigns two ordained ministers as a team.
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Life Magazine
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Alton
Ill
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University of Nebraska State Museum
Uptegrove No. 2
Spearow Field
Gurley
Ohito Oj! Co
First Christian Church
William K. Hasenyager
Oakland
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First Methodist Church of
Sidney Odd Fellows celebrate 75th anniversary in Sidney
P. Bollinger will lead membership and evangelism and education while Rev. R. L. Townsend, reassigned to Sidney, will oversee worship missions and finance. Next Sunday Lodge 91 marks 75 years in Sidney. A funnel cloud, an embryo tornado, drifted over Cheyenne County yesterday but did not touch ground or cause damage. The storm, which dispersed near Oshkosh, was thought to be north of the Sioux Ordnance Depot.
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Sidney
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