Nelson Married in Salt Lake City on November 13 1930
Frank Nelsden, a prominent farmer southwest of Potter and brother of Mrs. J. D. Richards, wed Miss Clara Jeffery in Salt Lake City Utah on November 13 1930. They are visiting Utah and plan to return to the groom's farm to establish their home. Congratulations are extended for their happiness.
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Frank Nelsden
Potter
J. D. Richards
Clara Jeffery
Salt Lake City
Utah
Albin Man’s Old Sale Bill From 1850 Listed For Auction
A long-forgotten sale bill printed by the Newell Mirror records a 1850 public auction near Harrisburg Kentucky. It itemizes enslaved people, livestock, tools, whiskey, cider, sorghum, tobacco and other goods as the seller moves to Missouri. Auction by Col H W Johnson with Bill Crawford as clerk. Sale starts 10:30 cash terms. Pine Bluffs Post notes the notice.
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M. B. Cox
Albin
Newell
Iowa
Missouri
Harrisburg
H. W. Johnson
Bill Crawford
Joe Cooley
Pine Bluffs
Pirates Edge Coyotes In Tight Local Practice Game
In a crowded local gym Burlington watched a thriller as the Pirates beat the Coyotes 26 to 24. The game stayed close through three quarters, with a late flurry including a Coyotes surge to tie 24 24 before Binning’s desperate buzzer beater sealed the Pirates win. Referee Bud Bartlett of Chadron Normal officiated.
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Pirates
Coyotes
Bud” Bartlett
Chadron Normal
Dr D C Ross and Father Die in California Crash
Dr D C Ross a former Potter physician long remembered by locals died from injuries after an auto accident in California. His father also perished with the父, dying August 5 with Dr Ross surviving until September 3.
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DR. D. C. Ross
D. C. Ross
Potter
California
Ross
Dix and area social notes recall Christmas travel
Dorothy Walker left Friday evening to visit her parents at Weir for Christmas. June Harlin vacationing at Wakenly Kansas with relatives. Ed Mulligan family left Saturday for Sterling for Christmas. Mrs. Ackerman and Mrs. Burkhart of Sidney visited Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Tell ill at daughter Emory Horums home. Pete Nishevich returned from Cheyenne hospital last Wednesday. Many youths attended the Endeavor party Monday evening and had a fine time. Business callers included Mrs. Goding Clara Roy Parker and others in Kimball. Lloyd Shaw family and K A Rawson with Harold Hinsen visited Saturday. Hinsen to spend vacation at Lincoln and Rawson at Fayette Iowa.
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Dorothy Walker
Weir
June Harlin
Wakenly
Kansas
Ed. Mulligan
Sterling
Frank Ackerman
Lizzie Burkhart
Sidney
Rebekah Lodge
Tell
Emory Horum
Pete Nishevich
Cheyenne
Endeavor
E. E. Goding
Clara
Roy Parker
W. E. Stahly
Wim. Scheele
Kimball
Lloyd Shaw
Potter
Dix
K. A. Rawson
Harold Hinsen
Harold Hinsen Left Friday Evening. Mr. Hinsen
Lincoln
Mrs. Rawson
Fayette
Iowa
Change in Store Ownership at Corner Store
J C Bartlett becomes sole owner of the Corner Store formerly Wallick store. Bartlett has run the meat market in the store for some time. After Wallick’s death Mrs Wallick managed the grocery department and facilitated the sale. We wish Bartlett success in the new venture.
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J. C. Bartlett
Wallick
Bartlett
Mr. Wallick
Coyotes Schedule Four January Home Games
January games listed for the Coyotes include Dalton on January 2, Julesburg on January 6, Lodge Pole on January 16 and Kimball on January 27. A social note mentions a 5:00 p m dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C W Johnson and Lulu attended by Supt and Mrs F A Snooker and children Rev and Mrs H E Sorter and children Prin and Mrs J Fowler and Miss Blair.
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Dalton
Julesburg
Lodge Pole
Kimball
C. W. Johnson
Lulu
F. A. Snooker
H. E. Sorter
Prin
J . Fowler
Miss Blair
Omaha Union Station Opens in Ultra Modern Style
Omaha prepares for traffic as two modern stations replace the old Burlington stop. The Union Station, costing about three and a half million dollars, features minimal ornament, strong outlines, and exterior sculptures of railroad workers. A decorative foot bridge links it to the nearby Burlington facility, reflecting the city’s evolving rail role.
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Omaha
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Union Station
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Rank Nelson
Dix, Nebr
Merry Christmas
Wm. Hagemeister
Henry’s Store
Nebraska
Johnson’ Store
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