Rambliw Through the Exchanges
Last week's cold snap sweeps the plains region with readings from Dalton to Gering. Notable notes include Big Springs 21 Paxton 24 Ogalalla 25 Oshkosh 25 Pine Bluffs 25 and Peet 23 while Georgia Techs pet alligator in Kimball pool hall died as ice formed in its shadow aquarium at 23 below.
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Plains
Dalton
Big Springs
Paxton
Ogalalla
Oshkosh
Gering
Peet
Pine Bluffs
Georgia Tech
Kimball
Harrisburg and Albin Open with Narrow Wins
Harrisburg and Albin battled in their first games on December 14 with Albin leading 29 to Harrisburg 11. Harrisburg later defeated Scottsbluff 27 to 18 to close the evening.
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Harrisburg
Albin
Kimball Observer notes include players list and local events
The Kimball Observer lists a 14 member basketball team of former stars including Christen sen and other locals. Montana Senator Wheeler proposes a five year extension on farm loans with a one year payment-free period. Miss Mildred Carlstrum suffered severe burns from a gasoline stove explosion at Pinluffs. James A. Yates, longtime resident of Gering Valley, dies in Veteran Wyoming and is buried in Gering. Senator Connally seeks investigation into farm machinery prices amid lower foreign sales. John I. Fiver and W. T. Young ship 18 buffalo to Grand Island for Blaine Woodward Canning Co. Freight reductions cut corn costs until April 30 1938. C M Kitchell and Jack Cates suffer partial carbon monoxide exposure at a Peetz station. Kitchell recovers and returns to work.
Liberty State Bank to Pay 5 Percent Dividend
Sidney bank, closed a year ago, will pay a 5 percent dividend this week totaling about 15000 dollars. It covers 300000 dollars on deposit at closing, with 10 percent already paid last June. Since collections are slow, no further payments expected until next spring or summer, mostly benefiting Cheyenne county residents.
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Liberty State Bank of
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Farmers Union Annual Meeting Held in Sidney
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union met in Sidney on Wednesday December 14 and conducted substantial business. All officers were reelected including President Robert Robertson KE South Sidney Vice President R Hady South Potter Secretary Arthur Borcher Bunkerhill and Directors Leslie Cunningham Emil Johnson. Reports highlighted oil industry shipping creamery and other ventures. Robertson was named delegate to the State Convention in Omaha next month with C J Osborn as alternate. Waddell named delegate to the district convention in Berea with Art Borcher as alternate.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Sidney
Robert Robertson
South Sidney
KE. R. Hadley
South Potter
Arthur Borcher
Bunkerhill
Leslie Cunningham
Emil Johnson
Robertson
Omaha
C. J. Osborn
T. G. Waddell
Berea
Art Borcher
Wonder Water and Health Resort at Waconda Springs
Quickest and cheapest unfailing results in rheumatism neuritis skin diseases nervousness blood pressure or general ailing run down condition. Lower winter rate Dr. Carl Bingesser.
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Waconda Springs
Mitchell County
Kansas
Wonder
Carl Bingesser
Christmas Sale Sparks Crystal Jewelry At The Gift Shop
Sparkling real rock crystals on dainty gold and silver chains offered at less than half value during a big Christmas sale at The Gift Shop in Sydney with ear screws to match.
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Sidney
Margaret Sortor Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Home
Margaret Sortor marked her ninth birthday last Friday at the home of her parents Rev and Mrs Sortor. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs J R Quein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sortor
Mrs. Sortor
J. R Quein
Potter Village Board Grants Free Electric Service
The Potter Nebraska village board met in special session December 14 1932 with Chairman Joe P Schwartz and trustees voting to provide free electric current to all residences in Potter and Dix from December 15 1932 to January 2 1933. The clerk and engineers were instructed to adjust records and read meters on the 15th to implement the measure. Attest: H Stevens clerk treasurer.
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Potter
Nebr
Potter Review
Joe P. Schwartz
Clarence Johnson
Alfred Arnell
Wm. Geeding
George H. Gunderson
H. Stevens
Gunderson
Potter and Dix
Sania
Arnell
Lincoln Journal December Offer for Nebraska Readers
A December bargain invites subscriptions to the Lincoln Nebraska State Journal for $3.50 yearly, or $1.00 to April 1, 1933, with discounts for December payments on both new and extended terms. The paper touts night-time printing, same-day morning delivery, and the combined Sunday issue with extensive wire service and color comics.
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Lincoln Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Morning Journal
Lincoln Journal
Community notices from Sidney and vicinity area
Movements and visits of local families occur across Sidney and nearby towns with many social calls and weekend gatherings. Families such as Herboldsheimers, Larsons, Maddens, and Olsens appear in dinners, trips to Denver and Omaha, club meetings, and neighborly visits. The Whisker Club held an oyster supper at the Herboldsheimer home with dancing and beard contests.
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C. P. Herboldsheimer
Sidney N
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
LaVonne Vesey
Mary Alice Hughes
Potter
J. H. Madden
Howard Madden
Hugo Haack
Leo
Harold
George Olsen
Denver
J. W. Bertramson
Rodney
Kimbal
Wliss Chrystie
Cora Wist
Sayners Union
Leavelson Howe
E.ec
Jim Johnson
W. R. Hadley
J. W. Werlliamson
van Heimer
Charlie
Madden Ana
Emil Carlson
Jens Olsen
Svend Olsen
Baby
John Anderson
Yin Johnson
Hugh Hammond
Rodney Bertramson
Clarence Evans
Ed. Nelson
Peetz
Community thanks hosts for hospitality and praise cooks
Mr Beale drew honorable mention and ladies praised the men as cooks and entertainers. They resolved to host more such parties in the future using their persuasive powers. The community thanks Mr and Mrs Herboldsheimer for their generous hospitality.
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Mr. Beale
Mrs. Herboldsheimer
Cat Exhibits Kangaroo Like Traits at Spence Home
At Uamilén Venn a cat living with G M Spence shows features resembling a kangaroo with larger rear feet than fore feet. It leaps using a short heavy tail for balance and propulsion and sits like a kangaroo.
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Uamilén
Venn
G. M. Spence
Fourth Grade Lesson Turns To Mine Debate
A teacher asks what a mine is and Samuel answers with personal insight he interprets a mine as the thing inside our heads. The exchange frames mining as a concept tied to the mind rather than a physical excavation.
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Samuel
Diverting Plays Spar Across-Street Showdown
In a witty exchange a critic compliments a new play and the playwright concedes it diverts audiences to the rival show across the street, highlighting spirited theater competition and sly theater world banter.
Quarrel on Streetcar Distresses Young Lovers
A fragment depicts a distressing scene as a couple of young lovers clash aboard a streetcar. The text also notes that businessmen struggle with public administration because politics prevents firing those who deserve it.
Influence of Forests on Air Humidity and Ground Water
The Pacific Northwest forest experiment station records show forests raise humidity and conserve ground water. In a Douglas fir area humidity hours drop to about one third compared with open land. After cutting, atmosphere dries near open-area levels, with humidity reduced and drought conditions implied by test results.
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Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station
Douglas
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
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J. J. Fiegenschuh
Potter, Nebr
Leman
THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
Wichita
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Chicago, Ill
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Los Angeles
Calif
Phelps Studio
Katherine Phelps
Kodak
P. C. Mockett
A. R. Everett
C. V. Johnson
Dr. Miller Hospital
Nice
Nebrask
H. R. Alden
American Staite Bank
Ambulance Service
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
J. B. Pankau, M. D
Nebraska
Rambliw
Kimball Observer Basketballeam
Tcen
Christensen
Larsen
Gray
Prouty
Stearly
Brown Davies Cawthra Bogle
Richards
Thompson
Sorenson
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
United States
Mildred Carlstrum
Miss Carlstrum
Gladys Larson
James A. Yates
Gering Valley
Veteran
Wyoming
Benjamin Yates
Senator Connally
Texas
Mexico
Russia
John I. Fiver
W. T. Young
Buffalo
Grand Island
Blaine Woodward Canning Company
Fiver
Young
Nord
Mr. Wiler
Union Pacific
Gering and
Lyman
C. M. Kitchell
Jack Cates
J. P. Schwartz
Potter State Bank
Burwell
W. C. Sheets
Well Drilling and
W. T. Sloan
West of Potter State Bank
Village Board Proceedings
Lincoln Daily Journal
Wheeler &: Son
George Gunderson
Merry Christmas
Nelson Implement Company
Washington, D. C
Pathfinder
Washington
Splendid
Pathfinder and Potter Review
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