Pleasant View Notes on Local Social Activities
A survey of Pleasant View residents includes attendance at a J C Dunn sale, a Farmers Union play from Bunker Hill in Bronson, and several Sunday calls to Frank Matthes. Residents Dewey Mathewson and Frank Matthes shopped in Sidney, and census work was done by Chas Cords this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dunn
James Slama
Palmer Thurston
Frank Matthes
John Heimer
Gurley
Huntsman
August Thies Jr
Willard Hibbard
Potter
Bronson
Farmers Union
Bunker Hill
August Thies
D. C. Hibbard
Dewey Mathewson
Sidney
Leland Bundy
Joe Gurler
W. D. Mathewson
Chas. Cords
Bundy and
Bronson H H club meets. cold limits crowd at Bronson hall
The Bunker Hill locals gave entertainment at Bronson hall Saturday night, drawing a large portion of the community. The program and play lasted over two hours. The Bronson H H club met with Mrs. C. E. Tolle on January 15, but severe cold kept attendance down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Bronson Hall
Bronson H. H. Club
C. E. Tolle
Local club delegates attend January meeting and demonstrations
Members were present at the county rural club gathering. The January 29 meeting will feature Mrs Mas. Kcuriett leading a lesson on Convenient Kitchen and Simple Methods of Cleaning Silverware. Several locals, including Mrs C Anderson and Mrs John Connelly, attended the court house demonstration in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. Kcuriett
Tohurston
John Connelly
C. §. Anderson
Chris Anderson
Elmer Wilson
Wyoming
Colorado
Palmer Thurston
Earl Jéaston
Thomas Iverson
Ed. Root
Sidney Draw
Iverson
Adam Gunderson
N. J. Nelson
Mays
Henrietta Thurston
Court House
Sidney
M. Vowers
Lewis Olson
Potter
Ten Years Ago in Potter Half Century Snapshot
Ten years prior, January 29 1915, items from Potter Review include Mahler selling his interest to Thornburg, plans to move to a farm, Thornburg visiting Potter, Ray Babcock buying wattle at Andy Ross sale, local sale attendance by Biggs Ritter and Sligh, Morfield returning from Omaha after horse sales, farmers arriving in bob-sleds, Xenoyer quitting school to join family south of Potter, a street incident with a bull and a pup stopped by the village clerk, Christensen injuring a foot on a rusty nail, L F Lafferty substituting, H Stevens publisher, and Jimmie Henry visiting Julesburg, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienry Mahler
Thornburg & Mahler
Js. U. Thornburg
Mahler
George Thornburg
Ray Babcock
Andy Ross
I. H. Biggs
A. Ritter
Robert Sligh
Bernard Morfield
Omaha
Alfred Ixenoyer
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Chris Christensen
Drayman
L F. Lafferty
H. Stevens
By-Product of Dairying En Riching County
Cheyenne county gains about $60 000 yearly from soil fertility as a by-product of dairying per the Blue Valley Creamery Institute based on records from many farms. Manure yields 7.4 tons per cow valued at $2.60 per ton, totaling around $20 per cow. with 3 000 dairy cattle the added soil fertility value is substantial. The institute also cites 25 to 50 percent feed profit from improved feeding practices, supported by a University of Minnesota dairy study. A year ago the dairy division bought four average cows and increased each cow’s production by nearly forty percent on a home-grown ration without a scientific feeding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
University of Minnesota
Miss Mann Treats Sidney Viewers to Grand Musical
Miss Mann, the noted organist at U S A in Sidney, displays a superb musical score for audiences watching The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Her accompaniment, praised as the best ever on the theatre Wurlitzer, promises an exceptional cinema experience. Bring friends to enjoy this highly rated film with remarkable organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mann
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Wurlitzer
Adv
Potter visit by Vern Waitman and Geo Thornburg
Vern Waitman of Bayard visited Potter Wednesday and Thursday with Geo Thornburg. M Schwartz, longtime Potter and Sidney resident, returned Monday evening to his home near Sargent, Nebraska after several months visiting with his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Waitman
Bayard
Potter
Plains
Geo. Thornburg
M. Schwartz
Potter and Sidney
Sargent
Nebraska
Local Father Welcomes Baby Boy in Potter
Dr W I Sloan visited Kaintball Monday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John French of Potter on January 24. All concerned are doing nicely. Mrs C W Johnson and her son Fea returned last Friday from Lincoln where Fred attended the Midwest Life Insurance Co convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John French
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Fea
Lincoln
Fred
The
Midwest Life Insurance Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bronson Items
DR. Miller Hospital
Kimball
Potter Review
Jimmie Henry
Julesburg
AVAVE
Peters
Henry’s Store
aVorv
Tavav Ann
Pearl
Farmers Grain and Milling Co
N. S. Mikkei
Wavavavay
AV AT
Potter Lumber Co
the Potter Garage
Quick Service
Federal Tires
Auto Accessories
Wm. Goding
the Quality Store
Avavan
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