Potter Days and community notes in Potter area
Potter Days on September 22 23 with events and a long community update. Lee Hagemeister of Estes Park was elected president of the National Flying Farmers for 1961 62 at the 16th annual convention in Tucson Arizona. The item lists many local visits deaths weddings and church activities across Potter and neighboring towns with multiple families and clubs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Ee Hagemeister
Estes Park
National Flying Farmers
Tucson
Ariz Potter
C.ing
Potter Business McEs
Sidney
Ux Ordnance Depot
Henrietta Borener
Nelson
Arthur Olsen
Los Angeles
Jas. Bertyimson
Bertramson
Walter Ely
Aurora
Neb
Rose Tlisemeister
Hagemester
Henry Hagge
Knomfield
William Flores
Ernest Anderson
Omaha
Ralph Chappell
Lois Dindinger
North Platte
Bruce Juel
Ladies Aid
Ralph Anderson
Hoagland
Clyde Nelson
Chris Terman
Fall Ideal Time To Kill Hardy Perennial Weeds
Lincoln fall timing targets hard to kill perennials like field bindweed Canada thistle and leafy spurge using benzoic formulations offering grass safety. Fall 2 4-D applications after frost provide strong root uptake while chlorate mixtures and tillage restrictions support safety and effectiveness on grassland idle acres and waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Canada
John Furrer
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Community extends sympathy on local deaths
Sympathy is offered to Mr and Mrs Norman Obendorfer and family on the death of their son Mark Alan The community also expresses sorrow for the death of Blanche Kube daughter of Mr Wm Kube who passed away Saturday morning after surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota The message extends condolences to her husband and daughter and the Kube family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Obendorfer
Mark Alan
Wm. Kube
Blanche
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Kube
Dalapon spray can controls field weeds in fall seedings
Lincoln farmers can control downy bromegrass and other grassy weeds by spraying with dalapon. University of Nebraska agronomist John Furrer recommends three pounds per acre in 10 to 20 gallons of water per acre for best results, preferably when temperatures are warm and grasses are young. Some supermarkets offer up to 5,000 foods in varying preparation forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
John Furrer
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Furrer
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Hage
Rhine
Potter News
Lee Hagemeister
Edgar Bergland
Hopkins
Kay
Dewey
John Lovell
Potter
Denver
National American Legion Conation
Dewes
Lovell
Phil Cranz
Dallas
Texas
I Rgland
Grand Island
Bruce Juelfs
Ben
Bruce Duane
Potter Lions Club
Money
Legion Hall
Herb Linn
Kimball
Sah Amerca
Joe Johnson
B. Iizabeth Jones
Eugene
Ed Campbell
Boulder
Xin Wheeler
Mist Puest
Elmer Se
Idaho
Potter Womans Club
Friends of Womans Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Vowers of Kimball
Wilfred Nelson
Merle Bartlett
Kenneth Copeland
St. Paul’s Walther League
James Hilpert
Evelyn Hilpert
Brauer
Diane Hilpert
Nancy Springer
Allan Raach
Kenneth Stewart
Mary Ann Hilpert
Jerry Jacobs
Allen Baack
Sidney-Cheyenne
Lydia Schubarth
Walt Hilpert
Edgar Boehnke
Otto Bergt
St. Paul's Lutheran School
St. Paul’s L.W
PS Alter UU
Uae
Epment Rs
Dream Library OF Stereo Recordings
Motorola
PUES
QVER
Andine
Thousan
Sidney Country Club
S-M-L-Xl
Men's Handy
Andy
Mom
7Reenlees Inc