Potter Optimistic As New Bank And New Officers Begin Business
The Potter State bank reorganizes with capital at 25000 and surplus 2500 backed by National Bank of Commerce Lincoln. Leaders Larsen and Harris lose their bank but deposits stay safe as community and business leaders foster a strong future. Citizens and merchants' loyalty boosts confidence in the regional bank’s revival.
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Joe Johnson
National Bank of Commerce of Lincoln
Weild
Missisippi
Potter State Bank
Larsen
Harris
Vother Properties
Ems
Notice of Mortgage Sale at Brownson Nebraska
Notice records that First National Bank of Peetz Colorado will sell on December 17, 1929 at 10:00 A M the personal property of Jim Vach to satisfy a $2,000 note and mortgage securing it. Property includes mules, cows, pigs, tractors, a 1928 Chevrolet truck, wheat, and binders. Sale takes place at the Jim Vach place Cheyenne County Nebraska eight miles north and two miles west of Brownson.
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First National Bank of
Peetz
Colorado
Jim Vach
Farmers State Bank of
Gurley
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Brownson
North Range
Towit
Market Roundup and Local Ads Close
Corn held an infirm tone closing 2 to 24% lower with No 2 yellow at 88 cents on the Omaha cash market. Wheat edged up 1 to 2% while oats slipped and barley rye held firm. Hog trade was slow though morning strength recovered. Argentina warns on wheat, US growing areas report favorable weather. Diamond ring $11.75 at The Gift Shop. Lockwood's Jewelry promotes pens and gifts. Presbyterian Circle bazaar and dinner planned for December 5.
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Argentina
United States
Appeal Court Rules Subscriber Must Pay For Back Subscriptions
The Missouri Court of Appeals in Springfield upheld the newspaper's claim for back subscrip tions after remanding for a new trial. Judge Robert J. Smith wrote that publishing involves labor and cost and a reader who accepts the paper benefits from that work and must pay the subscription price. The retrial led to a verdict for the newspaper, a precedent aiding publishers in collecting old accounts.
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Missouri
Prospect News of
Doniphan
Court of Appeals
Springfield
Robert J. Smith
Plans to Decorate Streets for Holidays Completed This Week
Continued from page 1 the plan should win strong support from business houses once trees are erected and lit Nebraska ranks 16th in wealth and 7th in per capita wealth the state has about 4000 Indian farmers It is your move with Elgin Lockwood jewelry store Rent for furnished three room apartment note excludes applicants with children Presbyterian Circle holds annual bazaar and Donald Bassett sells used radio sets
New 52 000 Egg Incubator Arrives in Sidney
The 52,000 egg incubator weighing six and a half tons arrived in Sidney on Friday for the R. S. D. hatchery. It will be erected after a factory expert arrives and remain until fully operable. Owners are H. R. Robinson, W. H. Sansom, and G. E. Dawson with Robinson as manager. Public inspection will be invited when in service.
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Sidney
R. S. D. Hatchery
H. R. Robinson
W. H. Sansom
G. E. Dawson
Robinson
Opening of elaborate new Fox theatre on Thanksgiving Day
The Fox theatre will debut Thanksgiving Day with final sound tests declaring a premier system the best yet. engineers note complete installation, acoustics perfected, and ventilation capable of circulating fresh air every two minutes. The venue, renamed Fox theatre, promises advanced lighting and color schemes to suit each performance.
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Fox Theatre
Carpenter
West
Sidney
Fox
Fox Films
William Fox
Fox West Coast Service Corporation
Sidney meets Chappell in final game amid weather doubt
Sidney faces Chappell Thursday in Armistice Day showdown at Kimball with light practices and a cracking final drill. Black plans a focused workout tonight and tapering rest before the Thanksgiving encounter while fans fear a dry field and crowd impact from cold or snow. Expected lineup includes Kahl, Goodale, Jones, Chesebro, Masse, Busacker, Lowe, Griswold, K Adams, Wolf, Chaney as Black seeks to break the Chappell jinx. A local jeweler advertises Meeker gifts and a Boston screwtail dog Queen is lost with a $ reward offer, plus Lockwood’s Jewelry promos and silverware reminders.
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Kimball
Black
Chappell
Kahl
Goodale
Jones
Chesebro
Masse
Busacker
Lowe
Griswold
K. Adams
Wolf
Chaney
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