Pleasant View Community Notes Amid Weekend Visits and Local News
Crowded Pleasant View updates include Chas Stanton and wife visiting Kimball, Ruby Kamerer and Cesare Heimer weekending at Sidney, Ed Root vaccinating colts from Sidney Draw, and Jake Woten’s coyotes trip with poor luck. Local travel includes Mr. Sauer en route to Potter, Andrew and Robert McAam visiting from Sidney, and Harry Courtright hauling coal from Potter. The hogshead shadow jokes and a 21st wedding anniversary for H W Strubble with pumpkin creek ranch notes appear, ending with an offensive slur from AB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Root
Sidney Draw
Mr. Sauer
Clara Country
Potter
Potter items and local notices from a Nebraska town
A collage of Potter Nebraska happenings includes community events, visitors, sales, and small notices. Highlights mention Woodmen Circle forming a 16 member lodge, local trades like paint work and wheat hauling, visits by Kimball residents, a big horse sale at North Bend, and new real estate company activity. Also noted are store ads, prices for Sunbeam flour and Lilly White, and missing a black colt with a distinctive star.
State Banks to Keep Cash in Nebraska
Lincoln notes Brett of Cheyenne Co proposes a bill to require all state banks with deposits protected by the state guaranty fund to place reserve funds in state banks also under the guaranty system. The measure would bar national banks from handling surplus deposits and imposes fines or imprisonment for violations. It declares an emergency and would take effect upon passage.
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Lincoln
Brett
Cheyenne Co
Nebraska
Public Dance at Thornburg Hall with Stecker Orchestra
A public dance is planned at B. F. Thornburg's Hall on February 22. Everyone is invited to attend as Stecker Orchestra provides the music.
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B. F. Thornburg
Stecker &Orchestra
Chakey Stirs Imagined Feast at Doorway Spectacle
In a doorway scene a big sister watches as a line of boys gathers. She calls Chakey inside while joking about meals, claiming Maw is on the table and Paw will be half fed, a playful domestic vignette from a child’s perspective.
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Chakey
Calilé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodmen Circle
Kimball Music
General Merchandise
Velie
John Deere
E. M. Dawson
Free Ts
Chas. Stanton
Will Gustafson
Kimball
Ruby Kamerer
Cesare Heimer
Sidney
Jake Woten
Andrew
Robert McAam
Hicks Boys
Alva Smner
Harry Courtright
Lillian Stines
Dan Heimer
Henry Shrear
H.W. Strubble
H. W
Frank Hruze Reek
Grant
Neb
Taat Sennrdee
Geo. Gowringheae
Lay City
Clare Petes
Wm. MoAders
Earl McDedaia
Mre
H.L. Jey
Floyd Fletchée
Eed
Jacob Nelcom
J. Ke Woua
Nelson
Natnip
Goed Aljanes
John A Anderson
Robin High
James Reddy
North
Bend
Mrs. Brown
Big Spring
Ed Thornburg
Ed Swanson
A. Foetrum
Kirk
Woodmen Circle Lodge
E. C. Banta
H. Kenoyer
Wife
Frank Hruza
Gus Meyera
Dr. Ward
Fred Nelson
Ladice Aid
Hansen
East Potter
M. J. Babcock
Fairfield, Neb
Ray Babcock
Ray
Oregon
Potter and
Will
Lilly White
Cash Stove
Andrew McAdam
Poter
P. Jensen
C. W. Johnson
J. A Woten
Cashier
The
Potter State Bank
State of
N. Jensen
E. Jensen
C.W. Johnson
J. A. Woten
Rock Springs
Thornburg &Mahler
H. E. Mantor
Gapen
F. E. Campbell
Proprietor
P. Cc. Mockets
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