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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
8
Bern ard E. Robinson of Potter Nebraska filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for sections 4 in township 15 north range 52 west 6th meridian before U S Commissioner Oberfelder in Sidney Nebraska on February 18 1914 with witnesses Edward Nelson John Nelson Alma Jacobson and Charles Erickson all of Potter Nebraska J E Evans Register of the U S Land Office North Platte Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that Carl Sprenger of Sidney Nebraska who on May 14 1910 made homestead entry No 64748 for all of section 24 township 13 north range 52 west of 6th principal meridian has filed notices of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before Jos Oberfelder U S Commissioner at his Sidney Nebraska office on February 5 1914 Claimant names as witnesses Hugh Hammond Edward Selover Edward Howe and Oscar Waltz all of Sidney Nebraska.
Christmas updates from North Platte and surrounding areas show residents visiting relatives and spending holidays with family. Names include Dr. Ames Laura Adams George Gowin J W McMillen and many others with travel to Bloomfield Potter Sidney Dannebrog Fort Collins Montreal and Larkston. Several individuals report recoveries from illness and a field of holiday travel and local newspaper gratitude.
Prof Malladra and his assistant descended into the Vesuvius crater by rope. They faced oblique walls, a vast crevasse, and fissures spewing sulphuric acid as they climbed down. Despite burns and bruises, they reached the bottom and measured the crater depth at 300 yards.
The Toledo Blade foresees a day when farmer talk vanishes from literature, art, and vaudeville and argues for compiling a dictionary of rural speech to preserve meanings and pronunciation. It cites isolated regions like a Smoky Valley community using an older English style and suggests reviving by check language among agristurists in books and drama.
Stephen Haegen of Harlem Bank recalls a vacation bank visit in the state. A severe looking woman approached the teller to cash a small check and asked the man to call the check’s originator for identification. The caller described her in vivid terms, noting dated fashion, an old cat vibe, a blue or possibly green hat, and fake diamond rings.
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