Local Pottersville News Briefs Include Moves and Visits
Joe Sigmund is on the sick list this week. Alarley Bonham of Sunball called in Potter yesterday. N S Miller is in Glenda Wyoming on a Tenday mission. Imer Jacobson and family and John Nelson and family have moved to town. Miss Jeannetta Sloan traveled to Lincoln to attend the state university. State representative I S Reader of Kimball was a business caller in Potter. Mrs Dewey Lovell and baby of Denver are visiting relatives this week.
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Alarley Bonham
Potter
I. Is. Reader
Kimball
Dewey Lovell
Baby
Denver
Leafdale sails Nebraska trip for Wheat Growers Assn
A M Leafdale departed Wednesday evening for Lastings Lincoln and Omaha on business for the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association.
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A. M. Leafdale
Lastings
Lincoln
Omaha
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Potter Cites Visitors and Local Census Effort
Mr and Mrs Jos Schwartz and Mrs Schwartz visited Sidney Sunday. Nelson auditor for Sterlings Latte and Investment Co called in Potter last Wednesday. Lt Challburg of Claremore Oklahoma arrived in Potter last Tuesday and may stay. Lavemeister left for Lincoln to attend Home Lumber Company meeting. Cords is taking agricultural census in four precincts this week. Bible Study at Slocumb home with sixteen present. next at Chas Stanton home. Editor invites all to attend.
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Nelson
The
Sterlings Latte and Investment Co
Potter
Challburg
Claremore
Oklahoma
Poter
Wmn. Lavemeister
Lincoln
Home Lumber Company
Chas. Cords
Slocumb
Chas. Stanton
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha
Live stock prices from Union Stock Yards South Omaha show fat lambs strong to a quarter high, best woolled stock at 17.25, feeders top 16.00 and fat ewes at 9.75. Market opened with 12,500 cattle and 4 slow, weak to 10,500 lower on steers, cows and heifers strong with stockers and feeders. hogs down 15 to 25 cents, top 10.50, most trades 9.40 to 10.40. Sheep and lambs ranged strong to 25 cents higher with fat lambs up to 17.20 and feeder lambs to 16.0.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Witty Nebraska City columns poke at marriage and manners
A string of humorous quips and vignettes from Nebraska writers covers married life, editors, reporters, local quirks, fashion in women’s hair, and reminders about behavior. Jokes touch on suspenders, babies, football, crosswords, and a Wayne skunk farm with neighborly cautions.
Talking about kisses and death in a bygone column
An editor jokes that more people die wanting a kiss than from being kissed while Gus Buechler notes popular come hither numbers. The piece humorously bids undertakers lower rates for family fatalities and blasts public officials. The author laments tobacco use for forty years yet boasts not wasting time learning to blow smoke rings.
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Missouri
Pleasant View Notes Show Village Socials and Visits
Pleasant View notes recount New Year dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthes with guests from Sidney including James Slama and Arthur Brandenburg. Kept up with calls, church attendance, trade of a Ford for a coupe, and weekend visits among Bundy, Matthes, Hibbard, Mathews, and Theis families. Numerous small-town errands and arrivals appear, listing neighbors and their comings and goings through the week.
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Frank Matthes
James Slama
Sidney
Dan Herboldsheimer
Arthur Brandenburg
John Heimer
Leland Bundy
Potter
Theis Jr
D. GC. Hibbard
Vivian
Bundy
Irank Matthes
W. D. Mathews
Ray Wickhorst
August Theis Jr
Matthes
Qa For Sale Near Lutheran Church By Potter State Bank
Property listed at two thousand dollars for quick action one block west of the Lutheran church. Less than half cash accepted. Inquire at Potter State Bank. 12¢1lmar.
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L. Y
Lutheran Church
Potter State Bank
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Joe Sigmund
N.S. Miller
Glenda, Wyo
Tenday
IsImer Jacobson
John Nelson
Jeannetta Sloan
State University
Jos. Schwartz
Julius Schwartz
Mays.ieo. Schwartz
Biggs
C. E. Biggs
Fire Department
Seyfang Theatre
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Dalton
Col. Pickett
Frank Edgecombe
Col. Sweet
Nebraska City
Charley Brown
Nebraska
Bill Maupin
Bill
Hank Leggett
Fletch Merwin
Lew Shelley
Lew
Wayne
Gus Buechler
Gus
President Coolidge
McMullen
Chauncey Hibbard
Frank Mueller
Dewey Mathewson
MacAdam Motor Co
R. L. MacAdam, Prop
Nebr
Lincoln Highway
Harry Wells
Emerson Hough
James Hamilton
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