Wood frame houses prove adaptable and beautifying
The article extols wood frame houses for easy enlargement and repainting, claiming such homes stay attractive and flexible for growing families. It promotes lumber and paint as superior preserver and beautifier before detailing a land office notice from Sidney, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Carl Sprenger
Sidney
Nebraska
Jos. Oberfelder
U. S
Hugh Hammond
Edward Selover
Edward Howe
Oscar Waltz
J.B. Evans
Local notices and town chatter from Potter's streets
Local items report advertisements, job changes, and social visits. George Gowin moves to Dalton, Miss Hinges begins as a hotel waitress, and Mr Rassmussen refits his house with kalsemine by Christensen. Sidney visitors include Mr Struble and George Thornburg. Despite a storm, Petersen and sons receive lumber. coasting and schoolyard shouts are noted. A sled accident near a hillside prompts caution. Leola Johnson suffers grippe. Albert Bark returns from Cheyenne after a horse accident needing bone repair.
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Ualty
Thornbury & Mahler
Potter, Neb
California
Pacific
E. H. Biggs
H. Petersen & Sons
the Potter Review
Citizens Publishing CO
Herbert
Stevens A
Postomlee
Potter, Nebr
Rxnocen Mnan
Mrs. H. Huld
Dannebrog
George Gowin
Dalton We Jearn
Miss Hinges
Mr. Rassmussen
Kalsemine
Christensen
Mr. Struble
George Thornburg
H. Petersen and Sons
Potter's Streets
C. W. Johnson
John Mueller
Mr. Hansen
Potter
Fred Nelson
Fred
Leola Johnson
Johnsons
Theouse
Mrs. Johnson
Albert Bark
Cheyenn
Barber
Bark
Cheyenne
Mr. Burk
A. J. Ames
Ine
Elmer Hicks
H. Petersen & Son
Scissor
Petersen
Advt
Petersens
Joseph Peverley
Iowa
Kansas
Armstrong Colo
The
Potter Drug Company
Johnson's Department Store
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