Social Roundup From Potter And Nearby Homes
Sextor Mrs Henry Moench and son Oscar shopped in Potter Friday. John Heimer helped the Prince Bros throw shoots Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and family with Mr and Mrs Chris Crowell Mrs Stevens and sons Charles and Herbert called at the Peter Nelson home Sunday evening. Miss Wessle Hornby spent Sunday at the Dan Duncan home. Myrtle Nelson visited the Henry Moench home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher and Mr and Mrs Dan Duncan attended church in Potter Sunday morning. The Misses Hilma and Altice Nelson were guests at the W D Matthewson home Saturday night. Mrs Elmer Jacobson was a business caller in Potter Saturday morning. Gayland Reitz, ill with pneumonia, is greatly improved. Arlo Fisher was a welcome caller at the Pete Nelson home Saturday evening. Miss Hornby called at the Jesse Lambert home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moench
Oscar
Potter
John Heimer
Prince Bros
Oscar Johnson
Chris Crowell
Stevens
Chas
Herbert
Peter Nelson
Wessle Hornby
Dan Duncan
Myrtle Nelson
Homer Fisher
Hilma
Altice Nelson
W. D
Matthewson
Elmer Jacobson
Gayland Reitz
Arlo Fisher
Pete Nelson
Miss Hornby
Jesse Lambert
Antelope Divide spring work advances amid good soil and moisture
Weather this past week has allowed rapid spring farming progress and seeding. Soil conditions are fine and moisture should help crops. Winter wheat prospects are poor with only a few fields expected to yield near average. Community life includes services at Union Church, Sunday School at District S27 schoolhouse, and visits by local residents, with several residents appearing in local events and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Stdney
Mads Larson
Ren Lprultt
Union
Mads Tearson
J M Nelson
J. W. O Bertramson
Martha Sperl
Mildred Nelson
Potter
Tu. K. Nelson
Bertramson
Buffalo County Post Adds Day To Wild West Show
The Gold Creek Blazer reports that a three day wild west show staged by the Buffalo county post drew big crowds. An extra day was added to the event as communities followed daily coverage of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo County Post
Gold Creek Blazer
Poisoning Coyotes Gains Ground Among Texas Stockmen
Stockmen in the Canadian River district Texas increasingly back Agriculture Department poison bait methods to kill predatory coyotes. In one area 75 to 90 percent of coyotes were killed over 2202 square miles, with a 5 mile border strip killing about 25 percent. Stockmen abandon hunting carcasses once convinced of method effectiveness and push to cover larger areas with poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian River
Texas
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Burgess Music Store Seeks Private Rooms for May Dates
Inquiry mentions second hand planes replaced by second hand prices and asks for private room rentals for nights of May 20 21 22. Contact Mr Kline or leave address at Annex Rooms via phone ending in 509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Music
Mr. Kline
Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs Advert
Edison Diamond Disc phonographs priced from 60 dollars and up at Larson's Music Store. Also offering quality printing services at The Telegraph for those needing good quality printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Scouts Plant Seedlings In National Forests Across Regions
Boy Scouts in Colorado Springs planted 4000 Douglas fir seedlings and 2000 pines in Pike National Forest under forest officers supervision. Denver Scouts plan to start planting on several hundred burned acres in June. Seattle scouts are pursuing merit conservation badges after forest officers conducted inquiries. The California district Forest Service received 4000 from the Automobile Club of Southern California to develop public camps in national forests and to support fire prevention efforts with club maps for tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike National Forest
Denver
Boy Scout Organization
Seattle
California
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Automobile Club of
Southern
Automobile Club
Yard Space and Scraps Guide Backyard Poultry Flocks
The USDA advises flock planning hinges on available space and table scrap supply. Most flocks stay within 20 to 25 hens, needing a yard of at least 25 by 30 feet. On average provide 20 to 30 square feet per bird to maintain adequate living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Sextor
Avis Rogers
Richard Kepler
Vera Mahr
Clarence
Langham
Telegraph
T. J. Halslander
Third Street
Enarco
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Sam Fine
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
ERS
Red Crown
Standard Oil Company OF
Nebraska
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