Potter Civic notes and social events in Potter area
Potter community updates include church activities and meetings, dances at Thornburg Hall on October 12, and a Synod visit from Rev. Shultz. Numerous social events, birthdays, and visits are recorded along with agricultural notes, market activity, and local travel between Potter Sidney and North Platte.
Local Notes From Sextorp Area Saturday to Sunday
A surprise party at Chas Stanton's Saturday evening drew a small crowd from the vicinity. Herman Shubert harvested potatoes for Mr Stines. Mrs. Stephens spent the past week with her daughter Mrs. Stecher. Mrs. Stark the county superintendent visited schools around Sextorp Wednesday. P Nelson and children with Julia Rihn and Mrs A O Nelson and children called at John Nelson's on Sunday. Bernie Robinson returned to work on August Milkey's well. Mr. Bergt began building a granary for Mr Kretz Monday. Lunkin the grocery agent has been taking orders locally all week. John and Frank Miller left Friday for their old Missouri home. Bernie Robinson drove the Nelson Brothers back to their threshing machine at Dalton's Sunday. He killed two birds with one stone. Herman Shubert and Robert Mc Gee seen on the streets of Potter Thursday. Mr Gustafson stacked grain for John Anderson Tuesday. H P Slawson died at Lodgepole October 6. He had lived in Lodgepole since 1885. Funeral by Mrs Frances E Knox of Sidney with Spiritualist ritual. School dismissed. children attended funeral with flowers. Secretary of State collected 19070.35 from corporations in September.
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Geo. Thornburg
Redington
H. Shultz
North Platte
Reddy Bros
W. Johnson
Kirk
Thornburg
J. A. Graham
Kimball Orchestra
Struble
Potter Lutheran Church
Synod
Clyde Brady
Freda Anderson
Missea Irma Struble
Esther Hansen
Leola Johnson
Mae Stewart
Miss Bohn
Miss McFadden
Joe Keough
Clarence Johnson
Christ Anderson
Joseph Nelson
Ray Babcock
Mr Anderson
Ethel Brady
Shallburg
M. E. Church
Murleas
Chas Stanton
Herman Shubert
Stines
Stephens
Stecher
Stark
Sextorp
P. Nelson
Julia Rihn
A. O Nelson
John Nelson
Bernie Robinson
August Milkey
The Wolf staged at Tobin Opera House Saturday
The Wolf was creditably presented at the Tobin Opera House Saturday night. A note mentions the state penitentiary population as 324 and wishes it never to increase.
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Tobin Opera House
Multitude of 1912 News Bits Span Crimes to Elections
A sprawling roundup reports varied events including a Saxony king sued for school taxes, a lone bank robbery at Pine Oklahoma, a Chicago assault ending in a broken leg, a Council Hill bank raid, and a Vancouver murder found in a coal sack. It chronicles Mexican rebel threats, deaths from poisoning, estate values, dynamite conspiracy testimony, and legislative ballots in Missouri. Also covered are rail tariffs, drownings, river accidents, a Missouri ballot ruling, bandit actions, prosecutions in Alaska, Taft committee stance, prison release, railroad crashes, a familicide in Ohio, express revenue losses, Utah strike clashes, Pennsylvania political realignments, and aviation rescue incidents. The items reflect a broad snapshot of crime, politics, and transport news.
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Saxony
Pine
Okla
Eva Olson
Chicago
State Bank of Council HM
Sidney Boden
Vancouver
Thomas A Kane
Rochester
Syracuse
Edward M Shepard
Lake George
Clara Smith
McNamaras
Iron Workers
Indianapolis
W H K. Redmond
John Redmond
Celtic
New York
Sembower
Indiana University
Big Nine University Athletic Conference
Professor Johnson
Colorado
New Mexico
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis S Kirchner
Meta Markhart
Clarice Meek
East River
Green Bay
Wis
Progressive Party
Missouri
Wardeman
St. Louis County
Thomas J. O'Meara
St Louis
C F. Houston
John H Bullock
Tacoma
Alaska
Taft Republican Executive Committee
California
Taft
Lucy Sayler
Crescent City
John Byron Sayler
Joliet
Ranahan
Garrett
Ind
Leeland
Baltimore and Ohio
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Big Sheep and Lamb Gain
A sharp advance hits sheep and lambs at South Omaha on Oct 16. Cattle are steady to mixed with beef steers scarce and near-beef cattle selling slowly. Hogs and sheep show price shifts, with large receipts and brisk trade for lambs and mutton.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Dresseo
Idaho
Wyoming
Rexall Orderlies Advertised as Safe Constipation Remedy
An advertisement promises complete relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlies. It claims gentle, effective regulation without griping or nausea, suitable for children and the elderly, available in 10c and 25c sizes at Sidney Drug Co. The Rexall Store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Sidney Drug CO
Mrs P H Brogan Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Wilson Pennsylvania resident with personal experience praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to all others for coughs and especially croup. The endorsement is followed by a dealer availability statement.
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P. H. Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
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Huldah Wallin
Dever County
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Wahoo
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Mr. Aptegrove
Cheyenne Co
Ruben Baker
Clara
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Sidney
Gilbert Nelson
Pat Dalton
Thomas Bowen
Ladine
Glenn Birdwell
Denver
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J. H. Birdwell
P. T. Higgins
Wm. Neslund
Simms & Neslund
Peter Simms
Wm. Simms
Alien Hedges
H P Slawson
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Frances E. Knox
Secretary of State
C. J. Hellwig
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Blacksmith
John V McDonald
Akron
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Utah
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Kansas City
Burgett
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Philadelphia
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United States Navy
Port Morris
N. J
A. R. LE Sueur
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Sidney Lumber CO
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Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Sidney Marble Works
Columbus
A. A. Clark
Guchenheim
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