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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

7

Nebraska briefs highlight state events and incidents

Elgin plans paving. Tecumseh hosts first corn show January 13 to 15. McCook shoe store loss of 18,000. Omaha moves back to old city council system. Bellevue river death. dredging expands Columbus waterway. Gaughan fined in bootlegging case. Robbims acts as governor during absence. Potatoes down 600,000 bushels. rail and ship methods discussed in Alliance. Community Christmas tree planned in Kearney. Accidental shotgun death in York County. Aliens sue for alienation in Elmwood. Highway link plans North Platte Maywood McCook to Kansas. Prohibition raids convict five. three die from car wreck burns. YMCAs elect Neumarker president. Gadbois duo in leadership roles. Lincoln dealer group elects officials. Beatrice hosts Southeast conference. Seward named next meeting site.

Elgin Nough JS D. Perkins McCook Johnson County Tecumseh Broken Bow Missouri River Bellevue Columbus Bridgeport Casey” Gaughan Omaha Nebraska Rosco Bloom Old City Council Edith Kretlow Valley McMullen Williams John W. Robbins State Senate A. E. Anderson Frank O. Lowden Illinois University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Children of Plattsmouth Jacob Sterner Lance Clites Eva Moore Oconto Claire Bissell Callaway Opal Willis Lexington Y. M. C. A. Older Boys' Conference Fremont Billy” Neumarker Bob Gadbois Dick Gadbois Norfolk E. L. Jenkins Jefferson County North Platte Valley George Freidlein Beatrice J. M. Thompson Lincoln Mid-West Implement Dealers’ Association M. L. McFarlane Friend Joseph Elwell Springfield Don Weber Charles Waidelick Joe Jones Seward

Nebraska News of Current Week Highlights

Hastings editor Adam Breede recovers from black water fever in Bombay after a near death experience, resuming world trip within two weeks. In Pawnee City Mrs. Dick Percival sets corn husking mark while her six children witness the feat. Lincoln teams place second in Chicago livestock judging with Ansel Fredrikson, Ivan Sundberg and Harold Johnson all from Polk county. Abbott to address editors at February Nebraska Press event in Hastings. Holdrege to receive Lincoln Kiwanis distinguished service medal for state contributions. caddy Jacob Berkheim Jr. wins damages for eye injury at Lincoln Country Club.

Breede Orient Hastings Adam Breede Hastings Tribune Bombay Flora Pawnee Dick Percival Plass Lincoln Nebraska Chicago Ansel Fredrikson Ivan Sundberg Harold Johnson Polk County Holdrege George W. Holdrege Omaha Lincoln Kiwanis Club Burlington Lines Missouri River Jacob Berkheim, Jr Lincoln Country Club Berkheim

Lincoln Leads In University Of Nebraska Enrollment

Lincoln has the most university students with 1,469. Omaha is second with 393. Other cities listed include University Place 94, Fremont 52, Beatrice 37, Hastings 36, Havelock 35, Fairbury 33, Norfolk 31, McCook 30, Bethany 30, Seward 30, Columbus 28, Milford 28, York 28, Nebraska City 27, and North Platte 23.

Lincoln University of

Oil drilling project begins near Fairbury

Drillers have spudded in equipment for the Nebraska Development company near Fairbury hoping to strike oil. A $50,000 rig is on site and several automobile loads of Lincoln and Omaha residents have traveled to witness the drilling kickoff.

Fairbury Nebraska Development Company Lincoln Omaha

Lincoln Air Trade Planes Promote Gulf Air Route

Two Lincoln air trade planes departed for Galveston Texas to publicize the value of establishing a proposed airway linking the twin cities to the Gulf, cross Nebraska.

Lincoln Lincoln Air Trade Galveston Tex Twin Cities Gulf Cross Nebraska

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