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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

7

Short Courses At Agricultural College Lincoln

Several winter courses at the Nebraska college of agriculture will run one to four weeks. Subjects include plumbing farm butchering ice cream manufacturing and general agriculture. Enrollment is limited by equipment and applications are due at the principal's office. Courses begin late December through February with multiple start dates. A separate item notes Thomas Realph a missing man turned up to claim a $4000 inheritance in Fremont after a year away. The county judge and newspapers reported the quest for the prize before Realph’s appearance.

State Bar Association Omaha Red Cloud Guide Rock Clyde Sundblad Douglas County Glen Michael Albion Hastings Lexington Kearney J. L. King Lexington Realtor Commercial National Bank Wausa Fairbury S. E. Glinsky Glinsky International Association of Fairs and Expositions Thomas Fenton Connecticut Richardson County Dawson Elwer B. van Horn D.vldrege McMullen Nebraska National Guardsman West Point North Platte Valley Charles Pirie Clarence Stein Pirie Hamilton County Hamilton County Agricultural Association Nebraska Power Company Kimball County Notatoes Cochran Genoa Osceola Platte River Silver Creek Broken Bow Merna Arnold Gothenburg Farnam Stockville Cambridge Lincoln Nebraska Retail Clothiers Association State Men’s Apparel Ink Loren Womack Westover Steel & Iron Works Adolph Smetak Lancaster Seventh Army Corps Lincoln City Harrington Nebraska Clinical Orthopedic Society of Nebraska J. A. J Well Ames Nebraska College of Agriculture Realph Wolbach Fremont

Missing Men Estate Guardians Named in Aurora-Hamilton County

Three estates await proof of identity for William Wick, William Anderson, and Daniel Danielson or their heirs. Frank Edgerton appointed guardian, probate court holds future fortune pending evidence. Also notes a four day Methodist church 50th anniversary celebration with visiting former pastors Seidel Barker Abbott Meyers Hall in attendance.

Aurora Hamilton County Willam Wick William L. Anderson Daniel Danielson Frank Edgerton H. C. Seidel Marvard J. A. Barker Rosedale Kans G. W. Abbott University Place C. L. Meyers Lincoln J. H. Hall Omaha

Lincoln Overdrafts Reach 1 125 000 in State Finances

State Treasurer Robinson reports current obligations total 1 125 000, calling it the year’s low water mark for Nebraska public finances. Deficiency warrants push the deficit beyond 1.5 million dollars while outlining a broader fiscal picture. Charles Hayes of the American Foundation for the Blind begins a Lincoln survey via the Lincoln council of social agencies to guide a reconstruction plan. Nebraska Bar Association to Hold Essay Contest with participation from teachers colleges statewide to select the best essay through its citizenship committee.

Lincoln Robinson Nebraska Charles Hayes American Foundation For the Blind Foundation Linccoln Council of Social Agencies State Bar Wayne Nebraska Bar Association Citizenship Committee

Ship Seed Potatoes to Louisiana and Alabama

Scott sbluff Nebraska ships nearly 400 carloads of seed potatoes to Louisiana this year with an estimated 300 more cars headed to Alabama. Adams County fixes highways for snow with six miles of snow fencing along the D L D highway in preparation and Commissioner McDowell declares roads ready for winter.

Scottsbluff Nebraska Louisiana Alabama Hastings Adams County McDowell

Lien Filed on Platte River Bridge Project

Plattsmouth based King of Trails bridge project faces a mechanic's lien filed by Woods Bros. company of Lincoln for 5557 dollars alleging due for pumping sand from the Platte River to build the bridge approaches.

Platte River Plattsmouth Woods Bros. Company Lincoln King of Trails

Investigating Peculiar Death in Omaha At Hunt Home

Police investigate the death of Melvin Head, 38, whose huddled body was found on the lawn of George Hunt’s home where Head had roomed for three years.

Qmaha Melvin Head George Hunt

No Building to House Pupils Nemaha

The timing of the school house at this place caused a total loss of about $24,000 and led the board to dismiss school sessions for the present for lack of a building to lease to shelter the pupils and their books supplies or seats.

Nemaha

Norfolk Seeks New Post Offices in Congress Bill

Norfolk plans to request a new post office in the upcoming congress bill. Central City will also seek a new postal building in the same measure.

Norfolk Central City

Million Strong: John Rea McQuigg Named American Legion Commander

John Rea McQuigg of West Cleveland, banker and attorney, is appointed national commander with the slogan Million Strong. A WWI veteran and former mayor, he led a vigorous recruitment of the One Hundred Eleventh Engineers and rose from colonel to brigadier general. He has long served the Legion, including roles on the finance and legislative committees, and now oversees its $5 million endowment campaign.

Gettum John Rea McQuigg West Cleveland Ohio American Legion John Rea Legion United States McQuigg One Hundred Eleventh Engineers Cleveland Grays Camp Sheridan Alabama McQuire Slong Fliu Emergoncy Brest France McQuige Bourmont Tie Baccarat Argonne Belgium Wooster Military Department of Wooster University Spain Ohio National Guard Cornell University National Law School Washington Igast MccQuigg Engineers The National Finance Committee National Legislative Committee American Legion Endowment Fund Ccorporation Omaha

Roasts Dominate Gridiron Dinner at Omaha Convention

Adjutants from the American Legion and visiting editors joined Legion members and press association staff for a national convention gridiron dinner in Omaha. Roasts were the central feature of the menu and event.

American Legion American Legion Press Association Omaha Kent Oon

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