Train crew fined for blocking road crossing
Saturday forenoon freight No. 256 blocked the crossing west of the depot for fifteen minutes. Conductor Fred Paule and engineer Rosboom pled guilty, each fined eight dollars and five cents plus costs. Union Pacific allows five minutes. state law sets ten.
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Potter
N. H. Troelstrup
Fred Paule
Rosboom
Gunderson
Justice of the Peace
A. J. Aries
N. H. 'Troelstrup
Sidney
Union Pacific Company
Voters urged to wake up after Ross primary votes
The piece criticizes the 15 000 to 20 000 votes for Robert Ross a Lexington livery barn keeper in Nebraska primaries on both parties urging voters to take the election seriously noting his lack of education and questionable candidacy while questioning the joke of his high vote total.
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Robert Ross
Lexington
Nebraska
Ross
Review
Omaha World-Herald
Young Couple United in Kimball County Court Room
Miss Ethel Retherford and Mr Joe Ryhart were married by county judge S J Bellows in Kimball county on a Saturday forenoon at eleven. Bridesmaid Miss Agnes Thornburg and bridesgroom Bennie Retherford attended, with Mrs Retherford mother of the bride observing. The ceremony was simple and sincere, highlighting love. The bride is a charming teen and well loved. the groom is described as progressive.
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Kimball County
Ethel Retherford
Joe Ryhart
S. J. Bellows
Agnes Thornburg
Bennie Retherford
Retherford
Paddy the Dog's Death Confusion Shock at News
A child grieves after Paddy the dog is reported killed on the turnpike. He accepts the dinner and stays cheerful, but later bursts into tears. The mother had told him Paddy was dead at dinner, yet he thinks the word referred to his father, revealing a child's misunderstanding and grief as echoed in Tit-Bits.
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Paddy
Couple to Make Home on Groom's Madison Farm
A farmer near Madison Nebraska and his bride will establish their home on the groom's farm at Madison. They receive best wishes from a large circle of friends for a happy career.
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Madison
Nebraska
Church Services and Invitations from Multiple Denominations
Local notices announce monthly first Saturday services at the Methodist church hall at 10 a m with Sunday worship at 10, Epworth League, and midweek prayer meetings. Danish Lutheran, Lutheran, and CHR FALCE pastorate invite attendance, with varied class, Sunday school, and evening services, plus pastor’s outreach to the aged and unconnected souls.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ila
M. Epworth League
G. M. J. Murphree
Danish Lutheran Church
Potter
Young Peoples’ Society
Ladies’ Society
J. Nelson
Family
Young Peoples
Chr
Falce
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Wed
Thur
Ladies’ Guild
Ist
Lextorp
Kirk Fey
Glassburn
Leafdale
Jesus Christ
H. H. Hanson
Final Warnings on Livestock Trespass Prohibitions
Landowners warn they will pursue legal action against any owners who allow livestock to trespass their property. The notice cites sections and ranges across multiple townships and urges strict enforcement under state law.
Potter visitors and local farming chatter week end
Sextorp Mrs John Carlson visited Saturday. Eckert brothers Jake and Sam passed through with cattle bought for beef and started a new butcher shop at Dalton. Mrs J R C Carter spent the week with Mrs Albert Nelson and enjoyed country life. Jin Nelson visited Marguerite and Evelyn Eckert. Emil Carlson was breaking north of John Andersons place for corn. Mrs J R Carter dined with the G N Eckert home. Mildred Jacobson stayed with her sister Mrs Elmer Myers. Mrs O Pearson returned from Sterling to visit relatives. Nelson brothers pulled to Elmer Myers to plow 100 acres. Mr and Mrs Emil Carlson were Potter visitors Saturday. Whirr of engines common. Nelson mules seen Monday.
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John Carlson
Jake
Sam Eckert
Dalton
J. R. C. Carter
Albert Nelson
Jin Nelson
Marguerite
Evelyn Eckert
Emil Carlson
John Anderson
J. R. Carter
G. N. Eckert
Mildred Jacobson
Elmer Myers
O. Pearson
Sterling
Nelson Brothers
Nelson Brother
Cemetery Improvement Plans Adopted by Local Society
Monday evening the Review office hosted a meeting of local cemetery planners. Fred Nelson was elected president with J G Thornbury treasurer and H Stevens secretary. George Gunderson and Oscar Anderson named trustees. The group approved locking the cemetery gate with a padlock and key kept by the secretary and adding wooden steps over the fence for visitors. Nelson reported receiving 4 for a lot from Lewis Wilson and spending funds to improve the cemetery, with a $5.75 allowance for improvements. The meeting order published, and a plan to sink brick markers at lot corners was approved. The secretary was to obtain a statement for posts bought from JL Petersen & Sons this spring.
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Fred Nelson
Chas. Stanton
Win. Goding
Adam Gunderson
E.G. Thornburg
J. G. Thornbury
H. Stevens
George Gunderson
Oscar Anderson
Lewis Willson
JL. Petersen & Sons
Sec
Magazine Sale Ad Promises Patterns Free With Subscriptions
An old newspaper snippet advertises discounted bundles of popular magazines. Today's Magazine and two free patterns accompany a Review, all three for $1.80. McCall's with pattern and Review offered at $1.30. Additional bundles combine Today's with pattern and Review or other titles for $1.30 or $1.50 total.
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Today’s Magazine
McCall’s Magazine
Today’s
the Review
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