Corn crop forecast and town health notes from Omaha
The Department of Agriculture forecasts a 2.854 billion bushel corn crop, near bumper levels and up 300 million from last year, with Iowa Illinois and Nebraska producing about 1.138 billion bushels. The grain feeds beef, pork, and poultry. surplus sparks economic tensions as trade falters. Local notes mention Lertha Devier and others visiting, teeth pulled, a school break in, thefts at the schoolhouse, and a community of illness and meals shared at Jobe and Yowell households.
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Omaha Word Herald
Union
Iowa
Linois
Nebraska
American Inc
Threat to World’s Biggest Coffee Pot
Time reports a blockade of Santos by the Brazilian government endangers American coffee supplies. The last Santos cargo docked in Manhattan on August 4 carrying 13,200 bags, threatening half of global annual production of about 250 million bags and 60 billion cups yearly.
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Santos
Manhattan
Local Residents Attend Weekend Gatherings
East Dalton reports Sunday dinner guests at the Jack Devier home with Edith joining. Alex R. Krause of Sidney attended supper at the A. W. Jobe residence. Mr and Mrs Emil Marx and their younger children spent the weekend in Colorado.
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Ed Weikhorst and Sons
Jack Devier
Edith
Alex R. Krause
Sidney
A. W. Jobe
Emil Marx
Colorado
North Divide social notes and visits
Mrs Pest Sparks Mrs Garl Schmidt and Mrs J A Sparks spent Wednesday at the Fred Kettler home Mrs Otto Kurz sr was an over night guest at the J A Sparks home Wednesday Mr and Mrs J A Sparks Mrs M E Sparks and Mrs Otto Kurz sr motored to Scottsbluff Thurs The married folks dance at the Wellner home Wednesday evening was well attended Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks and children motored to Cheyenne Sat Bertha Glanz was an overnight guest of Lucile Billeter Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Neary and family spent Sunday at the Elmer Hughes home Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and children were dinner guests at the Fred Kettler home Sunday Mr and Mrs Hecker of Peetz have been visiting their son William Hecker and family the past week J A Chean and son Edwin motored to Sidney Monday Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt called at the J A Sparks home Monday Fred Kettler called on Claud Sparks Monday Wayne Flintier of Scottsbluff was a weekend guest of Virgil Sly
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Pest Sparks
Garl Schmidt
J. A. Sparks
Fred Kettler
Otto Kurz
M. E. Sparks
Scottsbluff
Wellner
Paul Sparks
Cheyenne
Bertha Glanz
Lucile Billeter
Roy Neary
Elmer Hughes
Hecker
Peetz
William Hecker
J. A. Chean
Edwin
Sidney
Carl Schmidt
J. A
Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
A Cheyenne county reader reflects on poetry and memory urging appreciation of Browning Milton and Shakespeare while noting motherhood’s challenge of guiding children toward independence. The piece rails against tariff greed, praising balanced reform and cautious government spending.
Potter Items From Mrs N S Miller
The W C T U will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Jennie MacAdam home with a picnic format. Mr and Mrs N S Miller and daughters dined at Joe Johnsons Sunday. American Legion invited for its regular meeting Tuesday at the commander's home Clarence Johnson with a feed. Rev Sorter returns from conference to lead M E church again. August Schmidt and son Wallace left for Casper Wyo visiting Dannebrok on return. Cynthia Reetz lost end of forefinger playing with a lawn mower last Saturday. C V Johnson and Earl Thayer attended a golf tournament in Sidney Sunday. R A Babcock and daughters shopped in Sidney Saturday afternoon. N S Miller and Joe Schwartz visited Dalton Friday. William Breiting of Denver visited J J Feigenschu's last Friday. Breiting with safe company of Denver. They visited friends during trip. Rev and Mrs L V Slocumb spent a while in Potter Monday en route to Gering after Lincoln visit. Emil Nelson called on business in Scottsbluff last Saturday. Fred Grubb and daughter Betty of Kimball were in Potter last Saturday. Mrs Raymond Slocumb unable to attend school Monday. she runs the music department. Mrs Earl Thayer and children…
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Jennie MacAdam
Miller
Joe Johnson
American Legion
Clarence Johnson
Sorter
M. E. Church
August Schmidt
Wallace
Casper
Wyo
Dannebrok
Cynthia
Fred Reetz
C. V. Johnson
Earl Thayer
Potter
Sidney
R. A. Babcock
Lincoln
Emil Nelson
Scottsbluff
Fred Grubb
Betty
Kimball
Raymond Slocumb
Slocumb
Floy
Jimmy
Ralph
Wayne Binning
Helen Riggs
Ralph Binning
Ames
Peter Hansen
K. Hansen
Gurley
Helen Tutt
Shenandoah
Edward Nitch
Boelus
Harry Hansen
Stockville
D. F. Enevoldsen
W. C. Jessup
Grand Island
Guy Hite
Walter Kidder
Kimball Hospital
Raymond Johnson
R. R. Bovee
Douglas
Patricia Johnson
Patricia
Ladies Aid
Ray Babcock
William Hage
Donald
Frank Brady
June
Peru
Omaha
Robert Bovee
Peetz
J. Satterfield
Maxwell
Mr. Satterfield
Railroad
John Olson
Cheyenne
J. W. Delashmutt
Burwell
Clay Delashmutt
Clyde Brady
Grant Brady
Potter's Rifle Club
Potter Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Floy and Jimmy and others plan Wednesday trip to Lincoln while Ralph Binning moves on to Ames for his final college year. Local social news covers visits, a Ladies Aid election, a seven year old party, and a radio of town happenings including fires, games, and club outings.
Aneltope residents socialized with neighbors and visitors
A long list of local residents and guests shares visits, calls, and Sunday gatherings at homes in Antelope and nearby towns. Notable names include Vivian Herboldsheimer J W Bertram James Johnson V A Nelson Jens Olsen and George Whitney among others as social visits, cattle moves, and family evenings are noted. Minutes and council notes conclude the report.
City Council Proceedings Sidney Neb September 19 1932
The city council met in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Schroeder and councilmen Rechke Heavrin Greenlee and Hardy present along with Officers Kepler, Livoni and Clerk Jones attending.
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Sidney
Nebr
Schroeder
Rechke
Heavrin
Greenlee
Hardy
Kepler
Livoni
Jones
Farm Loans and Insurance Offers Preferable Rates
An advertisement announces loans and insurance for farmers with favorable terms at current rates. It mentions 5 percent and 6 percent money for decis loans and a reasonable commission.
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Ellen Chichester
Louise Falkerson
Barbara Brown
Canon
Anita Rathman
Sterling
Lucile Rathman
Lloyd Yowell
Jane Devier
Pearl Christensen
Avowena Jobe
Vivian Jobe
C. A. Baker
Ruby
Pearl Jobe
Lawrence ‘Tomlinsop
John Kallenback
Paul Mortensen
Charles Mnnshaw
Anna
Stibor
Kallenback Brothers
Jobe
Bill Reiner
Nels Nelson
Ges Mintken and Son
Harold Kallenback
Carl Christensen
Arthur and
Lucile Rathman T
Earl Yowell
East Dalton
By Ruth Jove
North Divide
Longfellow
Whittier
Shakespeare
Tennyson
Browning
Milton
David
Republican Party
Mr. Taft
Europe
Via
Denver
LNA
Aeaga
Prunes
Arte
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Ee Ee
Sk Up
Supreme Bakers
Lord ‘Armour
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Jack Richards
J. W. Bertramson
James Johnson
Clifford Hammond
George Johnson
Charles Herboldsheimer
Dewey Larson
Norman Trobaugh
George Whitney
V. A. Nelson
J. W. Bertrams
Howard Madden
Edson Madden
Svend Olsen
Jens Olsen
Mildred Nelson
Barbara Whitney
Queen Ranch
Roscoe Madden and Sons
J. E. Madden
Carl Larson
Mads Larson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Pete Nelson
Jens Jensen
Roland Whitney
Council Bluffs, Ia
L. K. Nelson
Hugo Haack
Opal Boyee
Harrison Waite
James Willeford
Wesley Herbeldsheimer
W. A. Nelson
Cochra
Sidney Band
Greenbe
Street
Morrow
Wation
C. C. Jones
Leghorn Springs
Cox
M. L. Anthony
Prop
Western Securities Co
Phone 35 Co
W. Smith
Yoche Bldg
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Idney
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