Local Notes From Bancroft And Vicinity
Residents report farm sales at thirty one dollars per acre and a good threshing season. A Sunday ball game favored Bronson over North Divide, with late-game momentum. Reverend Wagner’s last sermon here precedes a move to Chicago. Barneys windmill incident caused painful kneecap soreness but no lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bennett
Wagner
Chicago
Barney Eden
Barney
Eden
Zinnecker
Korsmeyer
Knox
DYE Relatives Visit. Miss Glassburn Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Lyman Doty spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hazlett. E W Dye visited Friday. Miss Carrie Glassburn, who helped Mrs Frank Hazlett during the illness of her child, returned home last Saturday. Dr Mantor reports the Hazlett baby much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lyman Doty
Mrs. Hazlett
Carrie Glassburn
Frank Hazlett
M. E. Church
William McAdams
Epworth League
Woman's Guild of
The
Lutheran Church
Potter
J. W. Graham
Mabel McAdam
Earl McDonald
Earl Dye
Faden
Clarence Johnson
Sidney High School
Mr. Woten
Messrs
Smith and
Pearson
Sidney
Merl Brady
Kimball
Grant Brady
Johnson
Denver
Schultz
Bridgeport
B. F. Thornburg
Geo. Thornburg
Redington
Roy Lee
Bethel
Woten
D. H. Shultz
Pumpkin Creek
Peetz Notes Rainy Weekend And Local Visits
Peetz Colorado saw fine rain Saturday and Sunday evenings. Mrs Ellis from Sidney Hospital visited the Whitelocks. Mrs Flora Eddy and her children visited Garey parents and her brothers. Mrs John Clark remained ill but improved. The John Galliger dance drew few due to rain. Mr and Mrs Linder moved to Lorenzo last Saturday. Peetz school began last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
John Galliger
Mrs. Linder
Peetz
Lorenzo
Potter Town Notes and Arrivals Highlight Local Life
Potter residents welcome students and visitors as the town fills with school plans. Families move in, hosts host gatherings, and locals like Mr. Leonard support good causes. The piece notes arrivals from Denver and Omaha, bids farewell to travelers, and mentions social events and upcoming meetings at churches and schools.
Tafts Itinerary Maps 13 000 Mile Presidential Tour
President Taft’s 13,000 mile west tour spans 24 states with 100+ cities marked for speeches on tariff reciprocity conservation and Alaska. The trip will start Sept 15 in Boston and end Nov 1 in Washington with a 882 mile jump from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and frequent stops along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Alaska
Boston
Washington
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
California
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Syracuse
Erie
Detroit
Bay City
Mich
Marquette
Grand Rapids
Peoria
St. Louis
Kansas City
Baldwin
Kan
Hutchinson
Leavenworth
Council Bluffs
Nenison
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Des Moines
Knoxville
Albina
Ottumwa
Moberly
Sedalia
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Neb
Denver
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlings
Wyo
Pocatello
Poise
Ida
Walla Walla
Wash
Lewiston
Moscow
Spokane
Lind
Ellenburg
Tacoma
Bellingham
Mt. Vernon
Everett
Seattle
Olympia
Centralia
Chehalis
Castle Rock
Welso
Kalama
Vancouver
Portland
Ore
Salem
Sacramento
San Francisco
Cal
Sheridan
Gillette
New Castle
Edgemont
Custer
Deadwood
Visit
Lead
Sturgis
Rapid City
S. D
Pierre
Huron
Aberdeen
S D
S. TD
Cologne
Shapokee
Man- Lato
Faribault
Randolph
Minneapoli
Minn
St. Paul
Green Bay
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Kenosha
Berlin Brokers in Trouble Amid American Securities Drop
A sharp fall in American securities harms German brokers. George Wetchart, owner of a Berlin brokerage, drowned near a Berlin lake after bankruptcy fears tied to Canadian Pacific shares. Paul Dehnicke died, reportedly by suicide, over losses from American holdings in London. Ernest Friedlander fled Hamburg to avoid obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wetchart
Berlin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Paul Dehnicke
London
Hamburg
Ernest Friedlander
Carlisle graduate lynched in Idaho jail shooting
Peter Mallick, a Carlisle Indian School graduate described as a half breed, was killed by a mob in Grangeville Idaho as he slept in a county jail cell. More than thirty bullets struck his body after he had been arrested for beating his wife, who suffered broken ribs and remained in danger for over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mallick
Idaho
Carlisle Indian School
Grangeville
Ida
Mallick
War on food prices parades in Paris demand lower costs
Paraders in Paris bear banners demanding price reductions for food. Premier Caillaux met with the minister of commerce and minister of agriculture to discuss measures to lower food prices in France. Proposals include meat and livestock imports and suspension of various taxes amid shop sackings and violence in the northern departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Caillaux
M. Paris
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Zuhlke
Bancroft
Otto
Bronson
North Divide
Woody
Dalton
Gus Eden
Halston
Ernest Jeudes
Thayer County
Mr. Korsemeyer
Charlie Roth
Mrs. Roth
W. F. Edens
Claus Edens
Wetzel
Albert Jeudes
Raymond Ranch
Ray Bane
Fred Byers
Marshal Perkins
Mr. Linbeck
Mr. Busch
Miss Horner
Dye
Glassburn
C. L. Ivey
Mr. Chipps
Frank Hazlitt
Selover
J. M. Nelson
Henry Erdwin
E. W. Dye
Colo
Mrs. Ellis
Sidney Hospital
Whitelocks
Stewart
Struble
Messrs. Smith and Reynolds
Ed Thornburg
Buster Brown
Dana McDonald
Buster
Fred Laverty
Fredericson
Andre
Knight Crusaders
Pete Nelson
Rev
H. Gould
Ogalala
Society
Mrs
Wm. Struble
A. Branscom and
Ravenna
Thornburg's
Executive
Illinois
Carlisle
Sidney Mercantile Co
Capitos
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
Capcai
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