Fire destroys Doyle residence near town
Tuesday word reached Potter that John Doyle's home about miles northeast of town caught fire from chimney sparks. R A Babcock arrived in time to rescue Doyle, who was returning from the road. The baby upstairs nearly perished, furniture saved, and the house burned to the ground. Doyle plans a new home nearby, nearing completion.
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Potter
John Doyle
R.A. Babcock
Chandler
Mr. Doyle
Doyle
Potter Chautauqua Opens Saturday For Six Day Run
Chautauqua kicks off Saturday July 28 and runs through Thursday August 2 for six days. Season tickets are on sale at 1.50 admitting the entire twelve numbers. Enthusiasm grows for the series, which promises wholesome entertainment. Spitzbart Garage shows rapid progress as brick masons rise to halfway wall height.
Lutheran Church Notes on Spirit and High Calling
Lutherans urge pressing toward the mark of their high calling in Jesus Christ and urge faithful living. Next Sunday services at 10 45 AM feature the sermon What is Wrong with Your Spirit based on Mark 3 1 with The Man With the Withered Hand. Antelope Divide reports last Sunday in July services and calls for Christlike fellowship centered on The Property Right in Souls.
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Martin Luther
Jesus
Christ Jesus
I am true patriotic Yakob declares for the U S
In a dramatic homefront vow, Yakob renounces Kaiser Germany and pledges allegiance to the United States while insisting there is no room for him in the old country. Dr Ames and wife also depart for a mountain auto tour.
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Dis
Freeland
Cherman Rhine
Union Pacific Lifts Mortgage to Help Orphans in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on July 18 a Union Pacific investigation revealed a fatal accident that left six Falley orphans. After coroner’s jury cleared the railroad, EB RB Calvin the Union Pacific president ordered the two farm mortgages lifted a new truck bought and funeral expenses paid totaling 3764.
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Kans
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Fred Falley
Malley
Ale
Vera
R. W. Biato
Blair
Union T Pacific
Calvin
Falley Farm
Ames Land Co Offers Fire Theft Auto Insurance Policy
An Ames notice urges residents to obtain a comprehensive auto and property insurance policy from Ames Land Co covering fire theft transportation collision and property damage to secure full coverage.
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Ames Land Co
Grant Lands Locating Co map offer to homestead Oregon lands
Government seeks farmers and fighters as two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Co Grant Lands are opened for homesteads and sale. A large copyright map with land by sections and soil climate rainfall elevation temperature descriptions is available postpaid for one dollar from Grant Lands Locating Co Box 610 Portland Oregon.
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Oregon & California Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
July Teachers Examinations Held in Sidney Nebraska
A special examination for teachers' certificates will be conducted on Thursday and Friday, July 26 and 27, with all county certificate subjects and the Heading Circle examinations on Friday afternoon. Examinations take place at the courthouse in Sidney, Nebraska, under Anna McFadden, County Superintendent Cheyenne County.
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Sidney
Nebr
Anna McFadden
Cheyenne Co
F. D. James Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
Notice is given that articles of incorporation for the F. D. James Lumber Company filed with the Secretary of State on April 30 1917 will terminate April 30 1967. Principal business Potter Nebraska retail lumber hardware furniture and coal with capital stock 50000 dollars of which 30000 was paid up. Indebtedness not to exceed 60 percent of paid up capital. Affairs to be conducted by president vice president secretary and treasurer. G Prestegaard president A W Hickman vice president Trep D James secretary treasurer.
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F. D. James Lumber Company
Potter, Nebr
G. Prestegaard
A. W. Hickman
V-Pres
Trep
D. James
Sec
Treas
Benton County Real Estate Ad Promotes Diverse Minnesota Lands
Central Minnesota land options cater to diversified farming, stock raising, dairying, small grains, corn, clover, grasses, vegetables and fruits. Offers affordable prices, easy terms, and land in Northern Minnesota as well. Benton County Real Estate Co. Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
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Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Potter Baseball Loses to Kimball 8 to 5
Potter aggregation fell to Kimball 8 to 5 at Kimball. Dresher pitched well amid poor support while Maginnis limited Potter’s bats. A suggested remedy urged Potter to improve scorekeeping and seek weekly box scores for accurate writeups. Lineup listed Johnson Dresher Blair Biggs Fowler Babcock Scott Clark White.
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Potter
Kimball
Dresher
Maginnis
Johnson
Dresher P
Blair
Biggs
Fowler
Babcock
Scott
Clark
White
Religion meetings spread by two lady evangelists in Western Nebraska
A series of religious meetings is being held at the corner school by Miss Davis and Miss Schmidt, two traveling evangelists, drawing good crowds and earning praise. Nilma and Alica Nelson take music lessons from Miss Myrta Gunderson of Potter. Oscar Redcen and James Mekert drove to Dalton Monday afternoon. Kate Heimer recovers from illness and stays with sister Mrs. H Courtright. Mrs. Hunter of Willow Island visited Mr. and Mrs. C McKee last week. A baby girl was born to Ed Sanders on Thursday morning July 12. Mrs. Tarry Courtright visited sister Mrs. Pete Nelson. N Jacobson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ismer Mayers.
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Nebraska
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Miss Schmidt
Oscar Redcen
James Mekert
Dalton
Kate Heimer
H. Courtright
Ed. Sanders
Tarry Courtright
Pete Nelson
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