Bank Closed in Kimball Amid Farm Credit Struggles
Citizens State Bank of Kimball founded 1908, led by B K Bushee, shut doors Tuesday as farmers failed to move potatoes and grain. State official J F Hart cites long precarious condition, potential loss to the guaranty fund. Bank in hands of Examiner C G Stoll, with $335,000 borrowed November 13 and $443,000 loans, including $73,000 from War Finance Corporation. Real estate valued at $50,000. collapse follows agricultural downturn and freight car shortages.
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Omaha
Citizens State Bank of Kimball
B. K. Bushee
J. F. Hart
State Department’ of Trade and Commerce
Ganty Fund
War Finance Corporation
Hart
State Bank
Examiner C. G. Stoll of
Kearney
Black Walnut Trees for This Country
In Cheyenne county black walnut trees may grow with extra care. Ed Erickson plants several hundred trees on his land using walnut seeds. He expects shoots next spring and growth by fall. The project is inexpensive and aims to prove the crop here. This experiment mirrors successful Dakotan climates and could aid western Nebraska. Erickson welcomes inquiries to discuss the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ed, Erickson
North Table
Nebraska
Dakotas
Erickson
W. E. Hite Sale Next Wednesday December 6
The issue carries the large advertisement for the W K Hite and Son sale to be held next Wednesday December 6. Mr Hite promises a fine list of mostly new articles and expects a good attendance.
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Hite
Ten Years Ago in Potter Debuts and Fire Anew
In Potter Review from November 29 1912 Ethel and Daisy Brady visited. Petersen Sons unload lumber and Johnson Coal. W O Ws held a big social. Lew Lafferty moved to Front Street. Brett toured farmers about alfalfa. A train fire near Meyers burned 40 tons of hay. High school basketball in Kimball saw boys lose 15 14. girls not disclosed. Fire swept Big Prairie 1912 aided by a 60 mile gale destroying hay stacks grain and buildings across several farms. Many residents aided firefighting with injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Daisy Brady
H. ‘Petersen
Meyers
Pete Beckman
Kimball
Frank Mirukin
Chas. Kennessy
Colorado
Evan ‘Stines
Chas. Stanton
Roy MacAdam
Potter
Gary
Banner ‘County
Bushnell
Thompson Bros
Wilkinson & Son
F. Garrard
Jack Dillon
Ike Colton
Chas. Richards
Chas. Martinson’s
Obituary for Mrs. Cora Henson Ochiltree of Dallas
Mrs. Cora Henson-Ochiltree born February 8 1880 Weldon Illinois died November 12 1922 Dallas Texas at age 42 years 9 months 4 days. She grew up near Overton Nebraska joined Christian Church at sixteen lived in Denver then moved to Dallas where she died of acute appendicitis. Survived by mother Melissa Henson Potter Nebr two sisters three brothers J M Henson Everett R L Henson Laramie Mrs Gee Potter Frank Henson Kearney Ella Henson Beatrice. Remains brought to Gibbon for interment Riverside cemetery services led by Rev E H Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Henson-Ochiltree
Weldon
DeWitt County
Illinois
Dallas
Texas
Nebraska
Overton
Christian Church of
Denver
Colo
Melissa Henson
Potter
Nebr
J. M. Henson
Everett
Washington
R. L. Henson
Laramie
Wyoming
Gee, Thornburg
Frank Henson
Kearney
Ella Henson
Card of Thanks for Cora Henson-Ochiltree
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and expressions of sympathy after the death of their sister and daughter Cora Henson-Ochiltree.
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Cora Henson-Ochiltree
County Farm Bureau Extends Agent Election Meeting
The Extension Farm Bureau gathers farmers who signed the petition for a county agricultural agent. The annual meeting will elect the County Agricultural Board overseeing the agent’s work. Both meetings occur on the same date and place as the Farmers Union annual gathering but remain separate events with provisions for attendance at both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Farm Bureau
County Agricultural Board
Farmers Union
Teachers Certificate Examinations At Lodge Pole And Sidney
Examinations for teachers certificates will be held on Saturday December 2 1922 at Lodge Pole High School and at the courthouse Sidney Nebraska. All certificate subjects will be given at this time. Miss Katherine Jarvis employed in the telephone office in Dalton spent Thanksgiving at home in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole High School
Court House
Sidney
Nebr
Katherine Jarvis
Dalton
Potter
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Coulter Held
A group of friends and neighbors hosted a surprise party for Mrs George Coulter last Saturday to honor her birthday. Attendees describe the evening as very enjoyable and merry.
Thanksgiving Guests List Read From Community Notes
A partial but detailed Thanksgiving guest list from multiple homes is presented, naming families and individuals visiting in the area. The notice admits possible omissions due to time constraints and interview scope.
Barrett Family Visit At Pavlat Home In Potter Neb
Mr and Mrs P H Barrett and Miss Sally Barrett of Lodge Pole Nebraska visited last Sunday at the John Pavlat home in Potter. Mr Barrett and Miss Barrett are brother and sister of Mrs Pavlat.
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P. H. Barrett
Sally Barrett
Lodge Pole
Nebr
John Pavlat
Potter
Mr. Barrett
Miss Barrett
Leo Osborne Spends Two Days in Potter County
Sidney resident Leo Osborne spent two days in Potter County this week, focusing on local visits and brief community engagements during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Osborne
Sidney
Potter
Miss Gertrude Carpenter Visits Sisters in Nebraska
Miss Gertrude Carpenter, visiting with her sisters Mrs. J. Lambert Mrs. S. Wikstrom and Mrs. E. Larson, returned to her home at Whitrhan Nebraska last Saturday.
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Gertrude Carpenter
J. Lambert
S. Wikstrom
E. Larson
Whitrhan
Nebr
A Farmers Reflection
A Nebraskan farmer recalls a dry season with scorching winds and scarce rain. He notes varied local gloom from weather prophets to old sayings while one hopeful farmer persists, sowing wheat in hope as rain returns and conditions flip from drought to flood.
Library adds volumes and new arrivals to shelves
This week 804 volumes in total after donations of Aunt Jane of Kentucky from G. Pearson and Works of Robt Louis Stevenson Vol X from Harvey Fisher. New arrivals include Stories of Great West by Theodore Roosevelt Buff Bill and Overland Trail Jack the Young Ranchman Grinnell Black Eagle Patrol Cappy Rick's Return Kyne The Freedom Hutchinson. A. M. Leafdale notes the milestone and praises the additions. The Review office hosted eleven third grade scholars and Miss Edith Martin who toured the Intertype and presses aiding lessons in printing.
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Aunt Jane
Kentucky
G. Pearson
Robt
Louis Stevenson
Harvey Fisher
Theodore Roosevelt
Buff
Bill
Sabin
Jack
Grinnell
Black Eagle Patrol
Quirk
Cappy Rick
Kyne
the Freedom
Hutchinson
A. M. Leafdale
Edith Martin
Miss Wava Baum Visiting R L Mac Adam Home for Thanksgiving
Miss Wava Baum is spending the Thanksgiving season at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Mac Adam. She arrives to join family and share holiday time in their residence.
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J. C. Bartlett
Ned M. Williams
Roy Clark
Sidney
Peter Hansen
J. R. Bartlett
Alfred Arnell
F. L. Baker
R. L. MacAdam
R. V. Frances
S. J. Ray
Wava Baum
W. W. Heinemann
Eric Anderson
Ed. Swanson
Martin Leafdale
L. H. Caywood
G. Brady
Clyde Brady
Frank Brady
C. W. Johnson
S. D. Johnson
A. A
Clarence Hougen
E. L. Hougen
Emma Olson
Wm. Hagemeister
Wm. Helsing
Rosie
Misses Nelson
Hugh’ Kenoyer
Della Kennedy
Mary Voight
Jennie O’neill
Voight
Mr. Kenoyer
Kennedy
St. Morgan
Colorado
H. Kayne
Oscar Meyers
Julius Schwartz
Jos. Schwartz
Walter Henry
C. S. Johnson
Courtright
W. L. Stevens
Herbert Stevens
Julius Johnson
A. J. Ames
R. L. Babcock
Emil Cords
Jennie Taylor
E. Hicks
Mrs. Chas. Stanton
E. G
Methodist Church Notes Robt. W. Pruitt, Pastor
Sunday school 10 a m. Preaching 11 a m. Epworth League 6 30 p m. Evening service 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Standard Bearers class leads in attendance. Hagemeister teaches and keeps activity high. Keystone and Nelson classes show growing attendance. Epworth League praised as ideal. Encourage gratitude to God and attendance at all services. Churchgoing is a duty and a joy.
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Epworth
Hagemeister
Keystone
Larsen Birthday Party for Mr Larsen Hosted Forty Two Guests
Mr and Mrs CG A Larsen entertained about forty two guests last Saturday evening in a party honoring Mr Larsen s birthday. Rooms were decorated in pink and white with pink carnations on the center table. The evening featured games amusements and at midnight a lunch was served. All present departed royally entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Larsen
Mr. Larsen
Dene Hayisig
Bii Jen
Bazaar Dinner Set for December 9 in C W Johnson Building
December 9 is the bazaar and dinner date in the C W Johnson building. Mrs Harris, bazaar chair, asks each contributor to tag items with selling cost including cost and reasonable making charge. Dinner starts at 11 30 with roast chicken or pork, sides, pie, adults 50 cents, children under six 25 cents. Come early to avoid the rush.
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C. W. Johnson
Harris
Bazaar
Juelf Family Enjoy Weekend at Country Home
Mrs Juelf and her children are spending the weekend at their country home, enjoying a quiet respite away from the city bustle.
Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday to Saturday
Daily Bible verses prompt faith and virtue across the week. Key passages urge God's rule within and guidance to walk in statutes, peace beyond understanding, doing good to all, and trust in divine care led by shepherding mercy. The sequence emphasizes adoption as God's people and fear not in trials.
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Ezek
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B. K.bu ’S Bank
Kimsuee's Bank
W. E. Hite Sale
The
Potter Review
Chris Petersen
R. Barnes
Colton
Frank Cunningham
Yarman
Dix
Hansen Place
Potter High
Coyotes
Dix“High
Teachers’ Certificate Examinations
Anna McFadden
Ralf
Jack Wilson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Uke
Doug
Fairbanks IN the
Guy
Potter, Nebr
Methodist Church
W. Pruitt
God
Christ Jesus
Philip
Jacob
Israel
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