Local Notes On Farm Life And Social Visits
Community reports busy schedules with planting and line work. Local families including Madden Capen Nelson and Larson share Sunday dinners and visits across Peetz and Potter. A large Farmers Union meeting, pneumonia illness of Everett Nelson, and ongoing plowing near Thorpe and Teneyek highlight the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Mrs. Larson
Peetz
Colo
Roscoe Madden
C. S. Thorpe
Thorpe
JL. Capen
L . Madden
Hazlitt
Maddin
Everett Nelson
N. J. Nelson
Nels Thurston
Nels Nelson
Earl Easton and Sons
Potter
Henry Kragel
Anton Schad
Farmers Union
Brownson
Clarence Teneyek
Angeline Schad
Stryker Announces Farm Season Terms for Mare Services
Owner L. R. Stryker of a farm 16 miles northwest of Potter offers breeding terms this season. Prices are seven dollars fifty cents for mare in foal, ten dollars to insure, or twelve fifty for colt to stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Farm
Potter
L. R. Stryker
Traffic etiquette in Japan from The Gargoyle
Instructions urge drivers to stop for police, signal with horns and words, and pass safely with space for animals and pedestrians. Cautions include avoiding loud exhaust, easing through mud and grease, and braking gently around corners to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Horses for sale at Gunderson barn with trial period
R. E. Merscheim advertises horses for sale offering a few days trial and a willingness to buy good horses. The notice also mentions renewals for Omaha or Denver daily and that orders for magazines or periodicals will be taken, with part of the money staying with the home man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Merscheim
Omaha
Denver
United States
Pleasant View residents in Potter and Sidney sightings
Pleasant View news notes motor trips to Sidney Potter and Laramie with many residents visiting friends and conducting errands. Art Brandenburg fished Krueger Lake and brought back a fine mess of fish. Others like Frank Matthes Joe Gerler Dan Heimer and John Heimer appear in Potter and Sidney for calls business or hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Brandenburg
Sidney
Frank Matthes
Potter
Larry Courtright
Mother
Kruegers Lake
Joe Gerler
John Heimer
Robert Baker
August Thies Jr
Oral Cataforde
L. F. Bundy
Dan Heimer
Paul Pilz
Arthur Johnson
Laramie
Wyo
Walter Borcher
Verona
Jack Firsizinska
Auz
Thies
The Review Ad: Only $1.50 You Need It Now
An enticing advertisement states The Review costs only $1.50, urging readers they cannot afford to be without it and prompting quick subscription action.
Korn Baby Harvest Rite Preserved in Northumberland Villages
Wharton and nearby old fashioned Northumberland villages retain historic harvest festival rites, including the Korn Baby. The last sheaf is fashioned into a doll dressed in a white frock and ribbons, carried to the village church for blessing. Also lists Union Pacific timetable details for Potter Nebraska eastbound No 10 at 9 05 A M No 4 at 5 18 P M and No 262 local freight at 12 55 P M on Mon Wed Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Northumberland
London
Magazine Orders and Subscriptions Through The Potter Review
A brief notice offers to handle new and renewal subscriptions for The World Herald Bee and Omaha Daily News plus 2310 U.S. magazines. It promises mail orders placed within 30 minutes reach the publisher fast and claims one company will forward magazine orders within ten hours, even duplicating club offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
World-Herald
the Bee
Omaha Daily News
United States
Potter Review
South Omaha Market Slower, Cattle and Hogs See Declines
At Union Stock Yards on June 2, 1925 cattle receipts were moderate around 6,500 as markets eased. Yearlings to heavy steers sold up to about 10.85, with varied quotes across categories from prime yearlings to feeders and cows. Hog prices fell 15 to 25 cents with 13,100 hogs on sale, top pigs around 11.60 and most moving near 11.00 to 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Portal of Peace Gateway at Blaine Dedication Sept 5 1921
The Portal of Peace is a massive concrete gateway in Blaine Washington dedicated on September 5 1921. Built to honor over a century of peaceful US Canada relations the memorial cost 40000 dollars and stands 100 yards from the international boundary where the forty ninth parallel meets Boundary Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Wash
United States
Canada
Forty-Ninth Parallel
Boundary Bay
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Wae
Mber
Dix
H. Cappen
Svend Olsen
Nourd
Roscoe
Howard
D. L. Madden
Joe Jeritsma
Colorado
S. Thorpe
West
Lodge Pole Valley
Diamond III
Gunderson Barn
Charley Seimer
South Divide
W. R. Pontious
Eshort
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Potter, Nebr
Harry Wells
Ian
Home Lumber Co
ING and Material Line
Licensed
Drayman
Avix
Ava
Christensen & Son
Geo. Gunderson
Johnson-Cords Co
Fitz
Johnson Cords CO
Reta
Chas
Muyver
Speed King
Harry
Harvey Fisher
AVAV
Union Pacific
Potter, Nebraska
Senscoeoce
South Omaha
Jersey
Farmers Grain and Milling Co
Dyvoave
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