Timber Hauls and Sawmill Processing on Campus
On campus, logs are hauled from storage to the sawmill where they are cut to required lengths. No timber is wasted as ample supply meets all needs.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
Berea College Owns Forests and Sawmill With No Timber Cut
Berea College in Kentucky sits at the foothills of the Cumberland mountains owning 4000 acres of forest and a steam operated sawmill. Students work two hours daily in labor supervised by a dean and superintendent, earning wages while gaining forestry experience. The wood funds college needs and heats dormitories and Boone Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea College
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
Marie Dickore
American Forestry Magazine
Boone Tavern
Beren College
Berea
Forestry
Skeleton of giant mound builder unearthed in Greensburg
Dr W J Holland curator Carnegie Museum and Dr Peterson unearthed a mound bones on J B Secrist farm in South Huntington township Greensburg. They found a mummified torso and leg bones suggesting a man eight to nine feet tall dating back at least 8000 to 10000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Peterson
Greensburg
Philadelphia Inquirer
J. B. Secrist
Huntington Township
Secrist
Potter Nebraska Mound Skeleton Sent to Carnegie Museum
The torso and major skeleton parts were sent to the Carnegie Museum. Drs. Holland and Peterson oversaw the Secrist mound exploration with utmost care, and curators believe the recovered skeleton belonged to the mound builder class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Museum
Holland
Peterson
Secrist
Golf ball shows sense in odd Ford links mishap
A golfer slicer on the Rom ford links sent a ball across a road into an upstairs house window. The ball then rolled along a mat at the front door and into a bedroom before exiting. The player argues the ball’s path avoided glass damage and possible trouble for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romford
Lovers True by Evelyn Lee in a Christmas tale
Portia Moore and Ernest Dalziel reunite at a holiday gathering after a past misunderstanding. A mistletoe moment reveals their true feelings and Portia confesses her error, while Mrs Powers quietly guides the reconciliation to a Yuletide glow. The two lovers, once separated by gossip, rediscover their bond under festive cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slugh Powers
Dalziel
Kriss Kringle
Powers
Ernest Dalziel
Portia Moore
J’ortia
Niice
Miss Moore
Hugh Powers
Mrs. Powers
Portia
Dalzie
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Potter Grain Co
Fred W. Vaughan
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Paul Greusel
Bank of Kimball Building
W. M. Kimptson
Sidney
NEBR
King CO
Campbell
Gunderson Hotel
Potter, Nebr
Jonathans
Spitz Bury
Lettice
Walter Henry
Lovers True
Evelyn Lee
Western Newspaper Union
Oung Man
Aras
iFag At
Hite
Edgar Hite
Guy Hite
Livoni & Son
Northwest Quarter
Petrus Pierson
Dix
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