Local Notes From Potter District and Farm News
Antelope Divide community reports threshing under way with about ten bushels per acre on average due to some fields abandoned for black rust. Wheat quality ranges from 45 to os, early fall sowing shows good stands, pest damage minimal. Fall festival exhibits planned in Sidney. Numerous visits from relatives and neighbors noted, community church attendance affected by harvest but expected to rebound. melons at C. P. Herboldsheimer patch praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Nelson
OA Mangum
Ladies Guild
Potter
Sidney
J. H. Madden
Walter Hogge
Laramie
Wye
Madden
A. Th. Curtis
Rock Island
Mr. Madden
J. W. Madden
Boulder
Cole
Russell Johnson
Gering
TL. K. Nelson
Harry Lockhart
Colorado
J. W. Bertraneson
Willis Crosby
Russell Crosby
C. A
C. A. Mangum
Better
Cheyenne County Association
V. A.nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Charlie
Maple Grove Neighbors Share Week of News from Sidney
Maple Grove locals report social visits and errands including movie trips to Sidney, threshing help, threshing oats, and family gatherings. Several residents traveled to Alliance for a relative's funeral, while others shopped in Sidney and refreshed ties with neighbors plus notes on local business ads.
Wednesday and Sunday Socials in Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie residents and families including the Irwins Ruhters Tremains and Johnsons were seen shopping and visiting in Sidney and surrounding towns from Tuesday to Sunday. The group attended church services, meetings, or dinners, with trips to Chappell, Gurley, Dalton, and Sund, plus desk delivery for District 39. Activities included visits with Waddell Stout and Jorgensen families, wheat combining, and a Sunday congregation at Paniel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irwin
Robert
Sadie Irwin
Sidney
Holm
Lillie
Muriel
Lucille
Marvin
A. R Tremain
R. C. Ruhter
Roberta
Mariel Ruhter
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
A. RR. Tremain
Paul Ruhter
Bentley Place
Farl Johnson
A. R. Tremain
Earr Johnson
Millard Parlat
Earl Johnson
Robert Ruhter
Mons Johnson
Chappell
Walter Craig
Johnson
Craig
Robert Irwin
A. R. Tremain and Sons
William Sharman
Henry Tietgen
Albert Swartz
Wisner
Nebraska
Frank Christensen
Helen
Opal Allington
Josie Sager
Edna Christensen
A R Tremain
Sund
District 39
Samuel
Charles Perry
Lineola
Vernon Perry
Big Springs
Earl Cole
Brule
A. R
James Irvin
A. BR. Tremain and Sons
Chris Junker
Paniel Church
Charley Smith
William Frerichs
John Olson
Joe Stout
Dalton
B. F. Graham
Ranecroft
A. A. Sharp
A. G. Weaver
Henry Beebe
Son Verniel
Frank Weingzman
Jack
PD. R. Campbell
Community Notes From Bunker Hill And Sidney Visits
Mrs Glen Brnles and Mrs Theo Borcher with families traveled to Sidney Tuesday afternoon. Several locals motored to Sidney on Wednesday and Friday for threshers meals and social visits. A concert drew many from the area to Sidney Saturday evening. Wayne Nebr visitors came Thursday to see children, and families gathered at the Leonard home Sunday. The BOIS C. plans a September 19 meeting with Mrs They Borcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brnles
Theo, Borcher
Sidney
Wm Borcher
Wm. Sachs
Paul Meyer
John Engel and Son
Pete Beyer
Swartz
Wim. Meyer
Walter Happel
Theo Borcher
Baby
Glen Tinles
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
Frank Beyer
Sachs
Wayne, Nebr
Mire
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Beyer Brothers
E. J. Leonard
Henry Schmidt
Theo. Borcher
Gertrude Bales
E. Trautman
North Divide Residents Visit and Local Life Notes
North Divide report covers Clyde Oman family visiting J. A. Choan hill area, travel by auto route, crop interests managed nearby. Sidney errands include Miss Elizabeth Owens helping with threshers, Mrs. Walter Happel buying groceries, and J. A. Chean and Elmer visiting. Various local residents host, travel, school plans, threshing results, and social visits around Sidney and Huntsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Oman
Wayne
J. A. Choan Howe
Elizabeth Owens
Sidney
Walter Happel
J. A. Chean
Elmer
Sdney
Clarence
Erhard
Ed Schneulle
R. R. Owens
Anna Hamer
Fred Kiewett
Mike Swartz
Sargent
Fred Kiewitt
Anna Tanner
Chas. Overman
Julie Ernest
Frank Flinn
Mesdames J. Tr
Elmer Hughes
Hazel Shinder
J. A Chonn
John Jones
Jess Randall
Gleeversleeve
White Cove Valley News Roundup and Local Travel
White Cove Valley notes visiting and car trips to Sterling and Fleming with residents like Mrs Bernard Hill Mrs Roy English and families. School openings at White Dove and Barhee under Hildegarde Jobe and Mrs Harold Jobe, plus local fairs, sickness updates and prize winnings at Crook fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hill
Sybil
Roy English
Charles Tee
Harold Jobe
Willard Marshall
Carl Meyerhalz
Sterling
English
Fleming
Marshall
In Springs
Mrs. Marshall
White Dove School
Hildegarde Jobe
Barhee School
FE. F. Loudy
John McDonnell and Son
D. R. Gross
Sidney
Reeves
Lee
Crook
Floyd Meyerholz
Harry Reeves
Sedgwick County Fair Advertising and Local Visits
Community boosters promote the Sedgwick fair to be held in Sedgwick on Sept 14. Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Ray Osborn of Topeka and George Schad of Peetz, and Violet Phelps returning from Sidney, are mentioned along with several calls at Miles and Phelps households. Threshing is active with oats yielding 30 to 70 bushels and hullets 40 to 50. rust affects wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
Ray Osborn
George Schad
Peetz
Misa Voilet Phelps
Sidney
Crook
Osborn
Topeka
Kangay
Ray
Frank Skurdle
Joe Miles
D. Bo Phelps
Sam James
Joe Vogler
George Rowser
Miles
7. C. Miles
Paris
Janet
Tulesburg
Albert Otties
E. Roth
Worler
Violet Phelps
D. Fr. Phelps
James Vacik
Julesburg
Phelps
Potter Family Visits Relatives in Nebr and Wyo
Local notes report Esther Palmer and daughter Alelen of Owaha visiting Esther's mother Mrs. Edward Fisher. Mrs. Walter Weary improves after a sick spell. Mrs. C A Cord leaves Grand Island after five weeks with the Johnsons. Irene VPavlot returns home from Buford Wyoming. Harold Curry and family visit Pine Bluffs with Mr Curry's parents. Lafferty family wintering in Exeter Nebraska while caring for aged parents. Cone McIntosh heads to Denver. Mrs. McIntosh stays to visit Thornburgs. Mrs. Gilbert Hougen of McGrew spends days in Potter. Ladies Aid meets at Elmer Hicks home. Eva Flintier and child visit R L Mac Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Palmer
Alelen
Owaha
Mr. Curry
Lon Lafferty
Fxeter
Nebr
Gilbert Hougen of
McGrew
Potter
Ladies Aid
Elmer Hicks
Local Families Share Sunday Activities Across Town
Miss Irene Warner works at the Herman Schubarth home while Tilma Nelson spends Sunday at C. C. Crowell's. Jess Lambert and family with Sam Wickstrom and H. B. Fisher and Miss Mavis picnicked at Lawrence Folk's. Tee Hagemister aids Pete Nelson during threshing. Mrs. Ellis Fisher with Arlo and Mrs. C. C. Crowell motor to Sidney Saturday. Art Brandenberg threshes for Herman Schubarth this week. Mr. C. C. Crowell calls on Pete Nelson Sunday afternoon while Ted and Andy Brett visit John Nelson Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Reetz with their son visit Mr. and Mrs. Crowell. Lloyd Juell and Lee Hagemister motor to Potter Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Warner
Herman Schubarth
Tilma Nelson
C. C. Crowell
C. C Crowell
Pete Nelson
Ted
Andy Brett
John Nelson
George Reetz and Son
C. €. Crowell
Lloyd Juell
Lee Hagemister
Potter
Vets Attend Carnival At U S A Sunday
Vets head to a Carnival event at the U S A on Sunday as Oberfelder's announce permanent closure. Patrons urged to buy bargains now before the store vacates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder’s
Prohibition Prosperity Yet in Question for Northern Races
The piece notes that large sums once spent on whiskey now flow into savings and legitimate trade. It argues prohibition shifted time and energy toward productive work and suggests the long term outcome remains uncertain while declaring current prohibition brings temporary prosperity, with Northern races cited as example.
Larson's Music Store Teaches Band Instruments Free
C G Cennmn offers free instruction on band instruments. Learn to play without charge at Larson's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
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Maple Grove
Andrew Johnson
Ray Miles
Frank Daniels
Mabel Ruhter
R.C. Ruhter
R. W. Johnson
Mabel Collurt
North
Otto Davis
W. T. Sharma
Ed Miles
Orville Miller
Theo
Waddell
Alliance
W. Miles
Omaha
Anna Jorgensen
R. ¢. Rubter
Carlos Siders
Art Dixon
Ordie
PF. A. Johnson
Nels Johnson
Thor Rasmussen
Frank Garrigan
LaFlesh Hemstitching Co
Dept. 2
Sedalia
Hahler Garage
Oberfelder
Grand Prairie
Bunker Hill
The
Bois C
North Divide
Parmore
Charles Lee
Mr. McKinstry
Roy Groas
Raymond Pope
Webb Bloom
Margaret McDonnell
Jennie
John McDonnell
John McKelvy
Vernon Reeves
Lawrence
Loudy
White Cove Valley
South Sund
Eva Flintier
Child of
Sidaney
R. L. MacAdams Home
D. B. Fletcher
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole
Hardy Motor Go
Chevrolet
Utility Express
Marie Siedow
Studio Larsen Music Store
the Leonard Grocery
Chase & Sanborn
Washington
Orpheum
Jack Kneeland
Peggy Powers
U. S.A
Kneeland
Powers
Miss Powers
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