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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
5
The Albert Harvey Post of Wisconsin, once without a home or funds, now owns a two story building valued at $12,000. It houses a hall, kitchen, dining room, and club rooms, with extensive civic donations and community use. Commander CA Dawson credits the Auxiliary unit for half the post’s success.
Fragmentary line suggests a post with value to many without an auxiliary unit is resisting a difficult proposal. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
The bishop establishes the Deanery of Old Fort Sidney as the new district center, separating the North Platte deanery into Scottsbluff and Sidney branches. The Scottsbluff Deanery will cover Lyman Mitchell Gering Scottsbluff Bayard Bridgeport Angora and the Scottsbluff area, while the new Sidney area will include Banner Kimball Cheyenne Devel Keith Garden and part of Morrill around Broadwater with services at Kimball Sidney Chappell Ogallala Oshkosh and Broadwater. Dean Crawford to lead the new work and serve county residents.
Last Saturday Mrs. J. C. Bartlett marked her umptieth birthday with no special public event. After returning home from an ordinary day, she found the occasion passed without notable fanfare.
A church gathering featured a sumptuously prepared dinner in honor of Bartlett. Mrs Carl Holl, Mrs Henry James, and the Holl and James families plus Mr and Mrs G L Rogers, Clarence and Leola, and Roy Jacobson joined in the celebration around the festive table. The afternoon and evening were pleasantly spent.
Article notes live stock prices with cattle quotations and ranges for May 29 1928 at Union Stock Yards. Details include fat lambs and feeders, beef, veal, and stocker classifications with price ranges, plus strong demand for cow stuff and feeders.
About 13 000 fresh hogs arrived Monday and trade was slow from start to finish on a 10 15e lower basis. Bulk of trading was at 9.00 to 9.25 with tops at 9.30.
Nine thousand fresh sheep and lambs were received Monday and the market was strong to 25c higher on fat lambs. Idaho spring lambs, the first of the season, brought $158.75. Feeder lambs held steady and aged sheep were slow and lower.
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