Local News Items From Area Residents
Earl DePue returned early in the week from Grend Island. Ray Arnell is on his summer vacation. S. J. Ray came back Monday from Grand Island. Miss Mabel MacAdam arrived in Potter last Saturday from Lincoln. L. S. Knox and daughter moved to Dix for employment. A few residents attended the American Legion dance in Sidney last Wednesday evening.
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Mabel MacAdam
Potter
Lincoln
American Legion
Sidney
Mrs Schellenberg Visits Lincoln After Weekend Trip
Mrs 1 H Schellenberg returned last Saturday from Lincoln where she has been visiting. Mr and Mrs Perry Coler of Sidney were here Sunday to attend the ball game.
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H. Schellenberg
Lincoln
Mrs. Perry Coler of
Sidney
Business Caller D I Enevoldsen Visits County Seat
D I Enevoldsen served as a business caller in the county seat on Tuesday forenoon this week, engaging with local officials and discussing community business matters.
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D. I Enevoldsen
Luce Returns to Night Work as McSpadden Moves to Wyoming
Horace Luce returned last night to resume his duties as night helper while McSpadden leaves for an operating job in Wyoming, marking staffing changes at the local facility.
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Horace Luce
McSpadden
Wyoming
Ted Sherzberg Visits Niece Before Alaska Fishing Trip
Ted Sherzberg has been visiting this week at the home of his niece Mrs. R. A. Babcock. He is en route to Alaska, his home, where he is engaged in the fishing business.
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Ted Sherzberg
R. A. Babcock
Sherzberg
Alaska
Hogs Shipped to Denver by Farmers Union Trading Co
Tom Thornburg accompanied a shipment of hogs to Denver this week, the transport organized by the Farmers Union Trading Co. The movement reflects regional trade activity and farm logistics of the period.
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Tom Thornburg
Denver
Farmers Union Trading Co
Father Flanagan's Boys to Visit Local Audience Next Tuesday
Father Flanagan's Boys will entertain a local audience next Tuesday with no admission charged. Arthur Brandenburg returned last Tuesday with Wm. Tiemann from Laramie. The note wonders why they did not bring a mess of fish.
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Father Flanagan
Arthur Brandenburg
Wm. Ti[einemann
Laramie
Schedule changes affect Putter people on No 4 arrival
A new train timetable went into effect last Sunday. No 4 now arrives at 5 44 p m instead of 5 51. This is the only passenger time change impacting Putter people.
Foot Injury Traced to Axe Slip During Tree Trimming
Joseph Johnson sustained a painful foot injury this week after an axe slipped while he trimmed trees. He remained laid up as a result, with medical attention sought for the damage and recovery underway.
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Joseph Johnson
Nelsons Travel After Funeral in Orland
Mrs Albert Nelson and her daughter Elin left the forepart of the week to return to their home in Orland California after attending the funeral of her father Charles Erickson.
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Albert Nelson
Elin
Orland
California
Nelson
Chas. Erickson
Ladies Aid Meeting With Cavalli Family Hosts
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Julius Cavalli next Wednesday afternoon June 8. Mrs Arthur Cavalli Mrs Gust Cavalli and Mrs Cecil James will assist as hostesses for the event.
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Ladies Aid Society
Julius Cavalli
Arthur Cavalli
Gust Cavalli
Cecil James
Heinemann Family Welcomes Baby Otto Wurl
William Billy Heinemann returned from a month in Laramie where he hunted and fished. His wife Mrs Heinemann has join ed her mother there. On May 17 a son named Otto Wurl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Heinemann, brightening their home.
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Billy) Heinemann
Laramie
Wyoming
Reverend Troy to Attend Summer School of Theology
Rev C O Troy pastor of the M E Church departed Monday for University Place Nebraska to attend the Methodist Summer School of Theology at Wesleyan University. He plans to be away about two weeks and return to occupy the pulpit the Sunday after next. The reverend will complete his studies at the summer course.
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C. O. Troy
M. E. Church
University Place
Nebraska
Methodist
Wesleyan University
Memorial Day Ceremony With Rev T Porter Bennet Oration
A Monday memorial service featured Rev T Porter Bennet of Sidney delivering the day’s oration, held to honor the dead. The Potter Concert Band performed selections to the audience’s appreciation, and the ceremony concluded with cemetery grave decorations.
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T. Porter Bennett
Sidney
Potter
Creekside fishing notice and gun prohibition at premises
Fishermen are urged to release all fish under four inches and warned that only single hook lines may be used to fish on the premises. Violators will be prosecuted and barred from the property. Gun carrying is prohibited except during hunting season. FOR SALE An Oliver typewriter in splendid condition offered by C. W. Johnson & Sons, inquire at the Methodist parsonage.
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C. W. Johnson & Sons
Oliver
Methodist Parsonage
Residence for Sale Cheap Near Post Office
New four room house with basement water and lights one block from post office selling for 1500 cash or 800 on building and loan. Ideally located compared to lumber costs to build one like it H Stevens owner of
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Eer
H. Stevens
Joint bank accounts ease married money strain in 1921
Joyce and Bob learn to share income and responsibilities after early money missteps. Joyce discovers joint bank accounts with husband and arrives at a weekly allowance plan. They visit local banks, open a joint account, and gain domestic credit and clearer bookkeeping.
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Bob
Joyce
Etta
Jim
Bank induced by hardship reshapes fortunes and vows
Joyce and Nell observe a modest woman leaving Lawyer Cook's office and discuss how money troubles could trigger a divorce. Joyce foresees sharing the lesson with Nett and notes that a bank, via Etta, will help them solve their financial pinch and maintain their family’s standing.
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Joyce
Nell
National Republic notes oldest woman Republican winners
Voter tallies show continuing results in the National Republics oldest woman Republican contest. A 103 year old sparked talk of an end, but two older voters are now reported. One is 111 and living in the Ozarks, with a longer story expected. next is Mrs Nancy H Somers of New Castle township Wilkes North Carolina who turned 108 in January 1921. Her maiden name was Nancy Eldridge. She was born in YakIn county on January 6 1818. She married Amos Somers in 1837 and remains in splendid health.
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National Republic
National Republican
Ozarks
National Republcan
Nancy H. Somers
New Castle Township
Wilkes County
North Carolina
Russian Tailors to Export to Russia via Co-op Shop
The Russian Workingmen's Mutual Aid Society of America plans a cooperative tailor shop in New York to produce ready-made garments and train needle trades workers. The goal is to send skilled pupils to Russia with American machinery to start manufacturing in the American system. First group to depart within months. Cooperatives are raising $35,000 to fund the work.
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Russia
Russian Workingmen's Mutual Aid Society of America
New York City
Bulletin of Inter-Racial Council
Birth Rate Rises in France in 1920 Across Cities
Vital statistics show higher birth rates in 1920 France with Marseilles reporting births surpassing deaths for years, Chalon sur Saone recording 689 births to 520 deaths, Toulon noting births exceed deaths by 118, Orleans and Dieppe also reporting favorable figures with Dieppe births 80 percent above deaths.
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France
Marseilles
Chalon-sur- Saone
Toulonn
Orleans
Dieppe
Grandfather’s Pride in an Overalls Parade
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip recalls a grandmother recalling her grandfather as never a working man, yet noting his pride when he marched in an overall parade, deeming it the proudest moment of his life.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl DePue
Cgrend Island
Ray Arnell
S. J. Ray
Grand Island
S. L. Knox
Dix
Sir, Inox
Coll. Schwartz & Hite
Joe P. Schwartz
W. E. Hite
Geo. Gunderson
Potter Review
AVA
Mutual and
Mobil Oils
United States
Miller, and Fisk Tires
the City Garage
L. H. Caywood
Zavan
AWAT
Ane
Tan
Lee
Hansen - Seyfang Mercantile Co
Cheyenne County
Gladys Gooding
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Louise Hoffman
Leyfang Theatre
Ackerman’s Orchestra
Seis
Uere
Ackerman
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