Antelope Divide Community Notes and Visits
Antelope Divide residents share visits from L K Nelson and family guests at the Lockhart home and numerous neighbors. Church, school and social events fill weekends with dinners, ball games, business calls and a June 14 Farmers Union meeting at the Nelsons.
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L. K. Nelson
WH. A. Lockhart
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Kimball
Farmers Union
E. M. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Chrystie
V. A. Nelson
Frank Peetz
Mads Larson
Lina
Dewey Larson
Carl Larson
Harold Bovee
John Carlson
Harry Hazlitt
Mildred Nelson
State Normal
Greeley
Colorado
Harold Lingholm
Roscoe Madden
Edson Madden
W. Johnson
Clarence and
Leonard
Chris Dybdahl
L. K
Crowded Weekend Church Activities In Dix and Surrounding Areas
Dix Nebraska residents attended multiple church events with large crowds. Peterson family business trip to Scottsbluff. I O O F memorial service observed. Local families visited, dined, and traveled to Johnson grove east of Potter. Hugh Anderson plans relocation to Vancouver Washington. Gene Binning's sister dies in Superior Nebraska. family travels for funeral.
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J. Chris Peterson
Scottsbluff
Paul Ryan
T. J. Easton
McCleanahan
Bill Hemphill
Myrtle Graham
Frank Campbell
Chautauqua Season Tickets Go On Sale
Season tickets for Potter's 1929 chautauqua are now available at local merchants. Adult season tickets cost 1.75 with child tickets at 1.00, admitting holders to seven programs for about 0.25 per adult and 0.14 per child. Single admissions run 0.50 for adults and 0.25 for children. Savings accrue by buying season passes, which are nontransferable except within the family. Buy tickets now.
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Potter
Lincoln Journal touts auto delivery to Fremont and Iowa line
The Lincoln Journal announces faster service by auto to Fremont and transfer on the same Union Pacific train as Omaha papers. It claims Nebraska edition focus, lower annual rates than rivals, and invites readers to mail $4 for daily or $6 with Sunday, warning against strangers selling subscriptions.
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Lincoln Morning
Fremont
Union Pacific
Omaha
Capital City
Nebraska
Iowa
Lincoln Journal
Lincoln
State Journal
State Journal of Lincoln
Denver
Nebraska State Journal of Lincoln
County Agent Willey Going on Vacation
County agent L. D. Willey and family will leave Saturday for the Big Hole country in Montana, 100 miles south of Butte. They will visit relatives and friends there until the latter part of June. On the return trip they will drive through Yellowstone National Park.
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Sidney News
L. D. Willey
Big Hole
Montana
Butte
Yellowstone National Park
Pine Bluffs Boy Bitten by Rattler
Marvin Lucht son of Mr and Mrs J H Lucht is recovering in Kimball hospital after being bitten by a rattlesnake Sunday morning the snake struck just below the knee. He received immediate medical aid and is expected to recover without serious effects per Pine Bluffs Post.
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Marvin Lucht
J. H. Lucht
Kimball Hospital
Marvin
Pine Bluffs Post
Morril Man Dies Drowning At Platte River Bridge
Melvin Stephen Stephenson, a Morrill resident for years, was drowned Monday forenoon while helping at the Morrill bridge over the Platte River. He volunteered to free a tree endangering the bridge but was swept away by the swollen current and unable to be recovered. He was about 40, leaving a wife and two children, and neighbors note his upright character and extend sympathy.
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Gering Courier
Melvin Stephenson
Morrill
Platte River
Stephenson
Seattle Firm Plans Oil Drilling in Crawford Nebraska
Seattle based Red Cloud oil company including Dr. Milton Sturgis and local figures announces plans to drill 9 000 to 10 000 acres near Crawford Nebraska. Geologists Lupton Nedom and Cook report favorable geology and magnetometer tests backing the venture amid Seattle and Japanese investment.
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Seattle
Wash
Crawford
Nebraska
Red Cloud Oil Company
Milton C. Sturgis
Alfred J. Schwenne
University of Washington Law School
Frank Edwards
Clark Bisset
Sturgis
Charles T. Lupton
H. A. Nedom
University of Nebras
Venezuela
Harold Cook
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Northwestern
Burlington
Lone Ash Creek
Lupton
Wire in Stomach After Self Treatment Incident
A man near Ovid used a four inch wire as a nasal swab and inhaled it. He later felt ill and had x rays fail to locate the wire. After more stomach trouble an operation removed the wire. He is recovering with no expected further complications.
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Ing
Ovid
Pully
Man Swallows Four Inch Wire and Lives
The Holyoke Enterprise reports a man swallowed a four inch wire and survived. The item notes cattle and goats swallow wire, and mentions L. A. Pully, a farm hand. A reward is offered for a tire tube and rim for a Chevrolet car, to be left at the Review office.
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Holyoke
L. A
Potter
Kirk
Chevrolet
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E. M. Nel
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Brownson
August Haack
J. M. Nelson
BE. M
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Jens Olsen
Sidney
Maurice Nelson
Sund
C. H. Borcher
George Whitney
Hugo Haack
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Will Rhoder
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George Jung
Wells Cafe
Lincoln Highway
Potter, Ned
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Geo. Gunderson
Lister
Dix, Nebr
Gene Binning
Superior
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