Local hospital and social notes from regional towns
Misa Elsie Fisher and Mrs. Wm Higgins are patients in Denver and Kimball hospitals respectively while Commissioner Joseph Nelson attends county business in Omaha. D A Pratt of Sidney visited Potter friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Grubb spent the weekend in Scottsbluff returning home in a new DeSoto sedan. Don’t borrow it subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nelson
Omaha
Wm. Higgins
Fred Reetz
Kimball Hospital
Fred Grubb
Scottsbluff
DeSoto
Local calls from Kimball by Hites yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Guy Hite and Mrs. Edgar Hite were business callers in Kimball yesterday afternoon, visiting local contacts and discussing matters of interest to their circle.
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Guy Hite
Edgar Hite
Kimball
Busenbark couple tour Pot ter. birth noted in Sidney
Mr and Mrs LL Busenbark of Sidney were business callers in Pot ter yesterday afternoon. Born to Mr and Mrs Aug Thies on Sunday a baby girl. Mother and child doing nicely. Mrs Sardera of Long Beach California is visiting friends and relatives.
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Ll. E. Busenbark
Sidney
Potter
Jrv
Tt. Sardera
Long Beach
California
Herbert Johnson
Ford Wickhorst Markets Hog Car Shipment in Denver
Ford Wickhorst publicly promotes a new car of hogs in Denver this week, personally supervising the shipment and urging readers to subscribe instead of borrowing. The promotional note emphasizes direct involvement and ongoing marketing efforts.
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Ford Wickhorst
Denver
Leafdale visit noted in Potter this week
A. M. Leafdale of Hastings Nebraska spent a few days in Potter this week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Martin Leafdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Leafdale
Hastings, Nebr
Potter
Mrs
Martin Leafdale
Johnsons Visit Greeley and Denver Before Returning Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson and their children spent Sunday in Greeley visiting the Chris Dybdahl home and then traveled to Denver for a brief visit before returning to Tuesday.
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Clarence Johnson
Greeley
Chris Dybdahl
Denver
Tetter
Farm Youth Injured Falling From Hay Mow
Clifford Herboldsheimer son of Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimer residing over south was injured last Saturday when he fell from the hay mow at the Herboldsheimer farm. He was taken to Kimball hospital where he is now reported recovering rapidly.
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Clifford Herboldsheimer
C. P. Herboldsheimer
South
Herboldsheimer Farm
Kimball Hospital
Holiday flu hits Potter community with widespread illness
The Potter Nebrasa area reports a flu epidemic touching nearly every home. Ed. Root’s illness awaits recovery while Herbert Johnson’s newborn son stays in Sidney hospital with both mother and child doing well. A Christmas program is planned for the M E church and local events include visitors from Chappell and a Gift Shop ad pitches Christmas cards and cameos.
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Sidney
Smith
Hoover
Potter
Gift Shop Sidney Promotes Leather Goods and Watches
The Gift Shop in Sidney markets a steel clad unbreakable wrist watch for hard wear priced at 23.50 for ladies and 25 for men. They offer leather pieces singly and in sets for both genders, claim the biggest stock in the city, and encourage visitors to brighten the Christmas table with silver pieces and other surprises.
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S “Hafis
Sidney
Ixey
Need of Nourishment of Trees Overlooked
A Thrift Magazine writer warns that over half the world’s trees are sick from neglect. Parasites attack roots to tops and 75 percent of shade and fruit trees have V shaped crotches that can kill if untreated. Trees require water and nourishment. healthy foliage reflects vitality and root activity.
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Dechbes
Thrift
Modern Alphabet Affected by Accident in Ancient Lineage
The Latin alphabet likely arose about 4000 years ago from Semitic writing taught by an Egyptian acquaintance. An ancient hieroglyphic inscription may have inspired the order of letters in A to Z. The Romans adopted it from the Greeks who borrowed it from Phoenicians who borrowed from earlier Semitic peoples.
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Detroit News
Egypt
Arabia
Syria
Palestine
Uncovering Old City Encroachments of Science Mystery
A murky line between ancient myth and modern progress emerges as storytellers discuss old city encroachments and the guarding of knowledge. The piece alludes to Hesperides as symbolic guardians while tying in a tale of science’s doubtful advance.
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Hesperides
Gaes
Tera
Unclear fragment points to Paris speech on Phebet era
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a parish speech or lecture on Phe and Cre arts, mentioning Paris and Luxus parts. It references scientists and a speechman, with unclear ages and locations. The text is damaged and partially unreadable, but hints at a public discourse on historical or scientific topics.
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Vreneh
Luxus
Leaving the Farm Appeal to Vrasonides to Return
Aleiphron pleads with his son Demi to abandon warrior life and return to farming and family duties. He emphasizes worship of ivy laurel mystle and seasonal powers, offering sheep, wine, and milk as proof farming is safe and sure for old age. Demi supposedly favors helmets and mercenary life, neglecting his parents and homeland.
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Demi
Aleiphron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa Elsie Fisher
D. A. Pratt
Vwaves
Majestic Electric Radio
Dexter Electric
Evryone
Home Lumber Co
Potter Drug Co
J. J. Norcross
Rhode Island
C. H. Arp
Jack Howitt
Dorothy
Ellen Anderson
Chappell
Cc. O. Troy
Yeoma
Ed. Root
M. E
Old City
Betty Elis
Betty
Imeampeal Ag
A. E. Moss
Osteopathic
Nebraska
Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
Variety Store
Chas. Stanton
Winchester
Linn Hardware & Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
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