Local Notes From Lodge Pole Valley and Pottery Towns
In Lodge Pole Valley seed potatoes are being sorted for large orders. Potter visitors include Nels Nelson and J. B Morfeld. Anton Schad hosted and hog butchering occurred early in the week. Over 200 Union members attended the meeting last Saturday. Len White begins farming for a bumper crop. Townspeople shopped in Potter, visited par ents, and called at Grasmere ranch. Coyotes numbering over 200 were slain in Morrill county this past month. three grown coyotes hauled a 75 pound pig from the Schad place before discovery. Moisture fell last Monday, easing a drought. Morfeld delivered horses to Ralph Merschheim and visited Harold Stecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Olson
Nels Nelson
Henry Doran
Sidney
Anton Schad
Len White
Wm. Bundy
Anna Hicks
Potter
Harold Stecks
Gene
Clarence Teneyck
Thomas Iverson
Grasmeere Ranch
Harry Mathewson and
Earl Vowers
Anton Schaol
L. M. White
Herbert Stormberg
J. B Morfeld
Bronson
Ralph Merscheim
Social notes from Potter and surrounding area
A sequence of village visits and calls shows residents of Potter, Sidney, and nearby farms stopping by homes, meeting at Frank Matthes, George Reetz, and Grasmeere ranch. Visitors include Harry Courtright, Art Brandenburg, Robert Baker, John Heimer, James Slama, Flora Courtright, and neighbors like the Bundys and Hibbards, with occasional trips to Sterling and Colorado for winter.
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Harry Courtright
Frank Matthes
Brownson
Art Brandenburg
George Reetz
Robert Baker
John Heimer
Grasmeere Ranch
Charles Heimer
South
Dide
Potter
James Slama
Sidney
Wm. Borcher
Verona
W. D. Mathewson
Dan Heimer
Harold Smith
Flora Courtright
Sterling
Colo
Colorado
Pleasant View
Leland Bundy
Jess Tompkins
D. C. Hibbard
Walworth
Wisconsin
Henry Funkner
John Heimers
John Connelly
Jack Firsinzika
Ben Couch
Windy Week Trails in Sundl Nebr Report
Sundl Nebraska residents recall a windy week with various local movements. Mrs. E L Booth spent the past week in Julesburg Colorado visiting relatives. County Agent Willey called at the schoolhouse. Geo Barlow visited Sidney. Mrs J B Ruttner ill with flu last week. Byron Pavlat of Potter works at the Pavlat store. Commissioner Wagner of Julesburg transacted business in Sunol. The new school building nears completion but delays persist for materials. Jack Hannah of Lodge Pole visited Sunol. John Kucera drove to Sidney. Mr and Mrs Bert Allington visited Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Booth
Julesburg
Colorado
Willey
Geo. Barlow
Sidney
J. B. Ruttner
Byron Pavlat
Potter
Pavlat
Wagner
Sunol
Jack Hannah
Lodge Pole
John Kucera
Bert Allington
Horses for Sale at Gunderson Barn
Horse seller R E Merscheim lists horses for sale at the Gunderson barn offering a few days trial. He also buys horses if they are good.
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Gunderson Barn
R. E. Merscheim
Sidney event offers nonoperative medical treatment
A physician presents an internal medicine program in Sidney promising treatment of diseases and deformities without surgery. Free treatment will be given at the Sidney Hotel on Tuesday April 14 with office hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Sidney Hotel
Free medical visit by Dr Caldwell in Minneapolis
One day only Dr Caldwell well known in Nebraska offers free professional medical services to all who call on this trip. He treats chronic stomach and digestive ailments with no operations and will only charge for medicines if treated. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. callers are asked to tell neighbors about their benefit. Address Dr Caldwell Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
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Caldwell
Nebraska
Livestock prices at South Omaha lower as supply rises
Union Stock Yards Chicago Mar 81 1925 cattle supply around 7500 head. Cattle bids mostly steady to higher for cows and feeders while steers trended slow. Top cattle price $11.00. hogs off 25 to 85 cents with bulk $12.25 to $12.65. Lambs down about 50 cents with best lambs $15.00. Sheep also weaker with fat ewes and yearlings quoted.
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Comrae
Neighborly Inquiry Sparks Gentle Church Question
A chilly exchange unfolds as a caller asks about a new neighbor’s church affiliation. Mrs Blunderby quips that she is a utilitarian, highlighting a humorous, light social moment in the neighborhood.
Magazine subscription offer from The Potter Review
A fragment from The Potter Review advertises subscriptions to the World-Herald, Bee, Omaha Daily News, and 2,310 magazines. It promises mail orders within a half hour, direct daily dispatch, and a single company handling magazine orders to speed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
World-Herald
Bee
Omaha Daily News
United States
WIHN
Potter Review
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H. Stevens
General
A. Narrate Press Association
National Editorial Association
American Press Association
Country Campbell Newspaper Press
C. & P. Job Press
Lodge Pole Valley
Home Lumber Co
GRAIN
Decotnut
Moresco
AVAN
VAV
Licensed
Drayman
Christensen & Son
Faevacti Actiat
Geo. Gunderson
Doctor Caldwell
Nunn-Bush
Oxfords
Mike
Laban
Lillian
Pittsburg
Jessie Wittemyer
Johnson-Cords CO
South Omaha
W. T. Sloan
Potter, Nebr
AVA
Potter State Bank
Union Stock Yards
Mar
Potter Lodge NO
A.M
Magonic Hall
R. A. Babcock
W. M. R. L. MacAdam
A. J. Ames
Nebr
Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Claude Biggs
Karl Fricke
Dean Hagemeister
Omaha
Denver
Mrs
Dick Carlson
Potter Post NO
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
Woodmen OF the World
Masonic Hall
Jos
P. Schwartz
C. C
Alfred Arnell
Union Pacific Time
Potter, Nebraska
Eastboy
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