Potter Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Events
Mrs Bod MacAdam and son Roderick spent early week in Cheyenne for a tonsil operation. New superintendent Mr Johnson and wife arrived in Potter. Rev Raub of Sidney preached to a large grove crowd. Andrew S Miller and family visited from Waneeborg Nebr. Mrs C E Biggs shopped in Sidney. Fred Olson family from Kearney visited. Hagemeister family celebrated Wm Hagemeister’s birthday. C C Flansen left for Denver en route to Omaha. C A Mangum family moved to Amarillo Texas. Local residents convey best wishes to moving families. Noy Hamilton of Sidney called on friends. W S Cunningham house sold to Oscar Giolason who moves to town for school access. Mrs Gertrude Nelson’s property sold to Shaw family of near Dix. Jesse Tompkins, Trene and Bernice, daughters of Mr, underwent tonsil adenoid operations at Miller Hospital Kimball. Sewing Club achievement day held at school auditorium with mothers and friends. refreshments served. Myrtle Gunderson and mother visiting Wie Siding Wyoming before Myrtle goes to Burlington Colorado to teach.
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Bod. MacAdam
Roderick
Cheyenne
Johnson
Potter
Adam Gunderson
Raub
Sidney
the Grove
Andrew S. Miller
Wannebrog
Nebr
N.S .Miller
C. E. Biggs
Fred Olson
Kearney
A. W. Olson
F.C. Johnson
Leafdale
Hagemeister
Wm. Hagemeister
C. C. Flansen
Denver
Omaha
C. A. Mangum
Amarilla
Texas
Votter
Noy Hamilton
Dodge
Iron Sidney
W. S. Cunmingham
Oscar Giolason
Gertrude Nelson
Shaw
Dix
Jesse Tompkins
Trene
Bernice
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Myrtle Gunderson
Wie Siding
Wyoming
Burlington
Colorado
Myrtle
Weyerts News item packed local social notes
Mrs Pete Buss called at the Ben Buss home Wednesday afternoon. Many neighbors and relatives visited, including the Falkerts, Bartlings, and Buttricks. School opens with twenty six enrollment. Miss Lucille Rubado to teach at Largeville. locals involved in farming, visits, and small errands across the week.
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Pete Buss
Ben Buss
Eh. Berehns
Ana Baby
Adams
Nebraska
John Jd. Falkerts
Wh. Bartling
Joan Buttrick
Ohn J. Falkert
George Bauer
Louis Ling
Carma Fern Stuxby
Cedar Sdruffs
New Avraska
Gus Thompson
Martie Albright
Denver
Molo
Fred Tauer
Buttrick
Lonis Bauer
Frank Roger Mro
Cecil Hamilton
Robert Haxby
Scottsbluff
Will Hasby
Jalouvd Bauer
George Prerich
Lucille Rubads
Largevole
Win Frerich
John Golamaker
Buttrick Place
Carl Smith
Nughter
Louis Bauer
Fred Bauer
Rawleigh
Haxby
Larom
Carl Brown
Chappell
Marie Albright
Lucille Rubado
Frank’ Roger
Supt C J Hubter Plans New Station at Minatare
Supt C J Hubter of Sterling has visited Minatare twice in two weeks to study plans for a Burlington railway station. Estimated cost for the pressed brick structure is 25000 dollars. The grounds will include convenient freight and express platforms for Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company.
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C. J. Hubter
Minatare
Burlington
Wart ads in The Telegraph gets the best results
Wart ads in The Telegraph show standout results for wartime notices and public interest promotions. The Telegraph’s advertising section highlights effective placement strategies, audience reach, and cost considerations for wartime readers seeking timely information and community notices.
Local notes and farm economy survey wrap local visits
West Sidney members gathered Thursday with Mrs Ann Imineka, shared meals, and planned September. Throughout the region residents visited neighbors, attended fairs, and discussed land values and farm profits. An agricultural study analyzes shifts in capital, profits, taxes, and the future of farm land prices amid rising population.
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North Central
Institute
United States
Better Farming Stabilizes Land Values Survey Shows
A Chicago based Blue Villey Creamery Institute survey finds farming improvements stabilizing U S farmland values. Across regions foreclosures ease, mortgage rates fall, and credit loosens aiding price stability with potential gains in coming years. Strong farming methods and legume crops support earnings, reducing declines seen in earlier years.
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United States
Blue Villey Creamory Institute of
Chicago
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Fares
Oil Prospectors Form Western Nebraska Oil and Gas Co
Scottsbluff capitalists organize a private company to explore Morrill county land near Dalton for oil and gas. The Western Nebraska Oil and Gas Co plans leases on about 40 000 acres south of the Platte River with no public stock offering.
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Associated Press
Scottsbluff
Morrill County
Platte River
Dalton
Western Nebraska Oil and Gas Company
Bridgeport Herald
Fly-Tox Promises Moth Protection for Fabrics
No more anxiety or danger about moths. Fly-Tox claims to kill moths eggs and larvae in blankets carpets rugs clothing furs and woolens. It is marketed as safe stain free fragrant and guaranteed with Ply-Tox scientific insecticide from Mellon Institute developed by Rex Fellowship with simple bottle instructions.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
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