S J Ray Passes Away at Sidney
Samuel J. Ray aged 77 died Tuesday morning in Sidney after a long illness. Father of Mrs. R. V. Francis, he formerly lived in Potter with the Francis family and had many friends. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Cameron, Nebraska, with interment in Cameron Cemetery. Gering Funeral Home in charge. An obituary is expected next week.
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Samuel J. Ray
R. V. Francis
Sidney
Ray
Potter
Francis
Christian Church
Cameron
Nebraska
Gering Funeral Home
Francis Flood to Speak at Sidney Agriculture Meeting
Western Nebraska agriculture meetings in Sidney on December 6 and 7 will feature notable speakers. On Tuesday night W. H. Brokaw will speak, Newton W. Gaines acts as toastmaster, and travel editor Francis Flood will close with a travel lecture and pictures from a trip through old Mexico.
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Nebraska
Sidney
W. H. Brokaw
Newton W. Gaines
Francis Flood
The
Nebraska Farmer
Old Mexico
Sloan and guests dine at G L Rogers home
Dr and Mrs W T Sloan, Jean netta and Zada Olivette, and Miss Jessie Juelfs were dinner guests at the G L Rogers home Friday evening.
A Prosperous Agriculture Not a Guarantor of Permanent Prosperity
By Edgar Leafdale the piece argues that farm prosperity alone cannot yield lasting general prosperity. It stresses real wage gains for low income workers and improved employment to boost mass consumption. It cites 1929 data showing a wage-driven gap between consumption and purchasing power and warns against prosperity detached from wages and jobs.
Weekly review of nebras ka happenings in Nebraska
Weekly roundup lists numerous local changes and openings across towns including pool halls, granaries, grocery moves, new cream stations, and auto parts shops. It notes road paving bids in Fremont Hoover, Blair Herman, and highway No. 73 routing discussions. Also mentions new 4H club near Morrill and federal aid for Sidneys paving strip road.
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Whiusa
Gus Halkens
Hiner Peterson
Fremont-Hoover Road
Plattsmouth
J. D. Rising
Neligh
White Way
Electric Light Company
Bridgeport
Fox Trail
Blair-Herman Road
Seward
Blankship Grocery
Lyman
J. J. Reeble
Golden Rule
J. F. Westman
Auditorium Building
Hebron
Shearer and Son
Rose Hill
Tekamah
Andersen Station
Otto Keck
Journal Building
Leigh
Henry Krepel
Here
Bohumil Bevan
Beatrice
Theo
H. Jurgens
Henry Jurgens
Morrill
Libery Nine
Sidney
Ninth Avenue
Arnold
H. C. Luman
Blair
Otis L. Newkirk
Arnold Implement Company
Lester Lewis
Fred Bryan
Larsen Seeks Move to Wloodriver as Bank Liquidator
A cordial note from C. A. Larsen, former Potter State Bank president, requests his paper be changed to Wloodriver. Larsen was chosen liquidating agent for Farmers State Bank at Whodriver and manages assets of three banks totaling about a half million dollars. Attendees at the Legion and Auxiliary district convention at Gering included several local residents. the convention was well received with plans for the 1933 district meeting at Kimball.
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C. A. Larsen
Potter State Bank
Wloodriver
Potter
Larsen
Farmers State Bank
Whodriver
Legion and Auxiliary District
Gering
Harley Hite
Dewey Lovell
Clarence Johnson
Ray Arnell
Thomas Iverson
Fritz Huddin
Lawrence Schwartz
Kimball
Pathfinder
Washington, D. C
The
Washington
Splendid
Annual Ladies Aid Dinner And Apron Sale
Reminder for the Ladies Aid annual dinner and apron sale to be held on Saturday December 10. Dinner prices are 20c and 35c. Menu and further details to be published in next week's Review.
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The
Ladies Aid
Potter Rifle Club Annual Meeting Notice
Announcement for the Potter Rifle Club annual meeting to be held Saturday evening December 3, 1938. All members urged to attend.
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Potter Rifle Club
Sidney visitors share Potter Friday evening
Guilford Montgomery Carl Livoni and Clifford Wolfe of Sidney and Al vin Goodale of Lincoln visited with friends in Potter Friday evening.
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Guilford Montgomery
Carl Livoni
Clifford Wolfe
Sidney
Alvin Goodale
Lincoln
Potter
Thanksgiving Guests At Wim Kubes Home
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wim Kubes included Mrs R S Boyd of Bridgeport Mr and Mrs Chas Brothers and family of Dix Mr and Mrs Geo Burkaber of Bridgeport Miss Ula Johnson of Dix and Miss Frances Burkaber of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Wim. Kubes
R. S. Boyd
Bridgeport
Chas Brothers and Family
Dix
Geo. Burbaker
Ula Johnson
Frances Burbaker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Update
Live stock prices report from Union Stock Yards Omaha dated November 29, 1932. Fat cattle market opened slow and barely steady on top steers, weaker overall. receipts 13,000 head. Cattle quotations list ranges for yearlings, steers, fed heifers, and fed cows from prime to common grades, with prices per cwt. Lambs and sheep show higher fat lambs, with feeders and aged sheep firmer.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hog sale shows 14000 head with lower bids statewide
A liberal run of hogs arrived Monday totaling about 14,000 head. Bids and sales weakened to 10 to 20 cents lower than Saturday. Prices ranged narrowly from 2.75 to 2.90 with a top of 2.95.
Lamb Prices Steady to Higher on Fresh Offload
Ten thousand new sheep and lambs arrived Monday and sold readily with prices up to 25 cents. Fat lambs brought 5.50 to 6.10 dollars, feeders 5.00 to 5.40, and aged sheep advanced. Detailed ranges cover fed, native, and cull lambs, feeders, yearlings, and ewes, with varied quality levels.
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Across Hadley and Wickhorst Homes
Thanksgiving visitors filled many homes including Leslie Wickhorst and Clarence Arp as well as Fred Elmquist and Julius Johnson. Notables noted: Hazel Jacobson visiting from Denver, Amber Harms family outings, and multiple gatherings at Wickhorst and Reitz households. Social notes mention card club at Ray Fisher home with pinochle and prize winners.
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E. R. Hadley
Guy Terman
Whyne Reichstein
Leslie Wickhorst
Peter.Nelson
Billy Smith
A. B. Rapp
W. F. Franzen
Clarence Strandberg
Fred Elmquist
Julius Johnson
A. James
Emiel Tank
Arthur Harms
Irving Sanders
A. B Rapp
Edgar Anderson
Sam Wickstrom
Clarence Arp
Herbert Johnson
Ray Wickhorst
Fred Twevoldsen
Albert Peterson
Dix
J. D. Devier
Betty Lou
Leona Jane
Ed Wickhorst
H. E. Sorter
Lee Hagemeister
Fred Enevoldsen
Fred
Reetz
Sidney
Marie Robertson
Glacys Smith
Janis
Phyllis Babcock
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S. J. Ray
Edgar Leafdale
Wheaties
Tate
Lux
Desert
Prunes
Brazil
Jie
Weekly Review OF
Nebraska Happenings
South Omaha
North Potter
Aubserbe
Dyer Storer Chevrolet Company
Nebr
Pathfinder and
the Johnson Store
Nancy Lee
Maxie Cobb Brand
Kellogg’s
Sunkist
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