Farmers Union Picnic Set for Next Wednesday at Krueger's Lake
The annual Farmers Union picnic will be held next Wednesday June 23 at Krueger's lake six miles east of Sidney. Events start 10 30 am with music from the Bunker Hill Farmers Union band and a prize program. A basket dinner at noon and coffee, then a 1 pm program of music readings and addresses by C J Osborn H L Click Jol tromble and Geo Boomer. An evening dance in the pavilion is planned with 25 cents admission per car.
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Farmers Union
Krueger
H. L. Click
Jol 'Romble
Geo. Boomer
Hansen and Francis Win Golf Prizes
Peter Hansen took the first prize a dollar can of repair donated by the City Garage in last week’s golf contest. R V Francis earned the second prize a delivery of a ton of coal by drayman R I Sanders.
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Peter Hansen
Iarage
R. V. Francis
Drayman R. I. Sanders
Johnson- Cords Co
Mce-Cord Brady Co
Ed. Justice, Saleman
A. L. Scheer
Powerine
Nul Cords
Potter Produce Station
Mrs Whitmire Housed For Diphtheria Illness In Potter
Mrs. A F Whitmire of Sunol Nebraska visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Sey fang in Potter was taken to Miller hospital in Kimball for treatment after a prolonged illness from diphtheria. The family hopes for a speedy and permanent recovery.
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A. F. Whitmire
Sunol
Nebr
John Seyfang
Potter
Kimball
Miller Hospital
We Are in Western Nebraska Not Dry This Spring
This reader note argues Nebraska's western region is wet with heavy spring rains and thriving crops, contrasting dispatches about nationwide drought. Winter snow was deep, roads blocked, and spring rains continued, leaving winter wheat tall and lush as harvest nears.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Westen
Don’t Fear Dentists Says Sidnes Doctor
Dr Geo Amiot of Sidnes Nebraska urges readers not to fear dental care offering immediate solutions to dental troubles. He promises courage is unnecessary to address dental issues and promotes prompt treatment.
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Geo. Amiot
Sidnes
Nebr
Wedding Bells Ring Lively In Potter Community
Last Saturday June 12 1926 Harrison Waite and Stella Carlson united at a Methodist ceremony. They left for a short honeymoon then return to Potter to reside. The bride is daughter of John Carlson. The groom son of W M Waite of Denver formerly Potter and a Potter Garage mechanic. Readers extend best wishes. Harley Hite and Ida Pavlat wed June 17 1926 in Cheyenne and will live at Egbert Wyoming where he is Union Pacific section foreman. The groom is son of Rose Hite of Egbert formerly Potter and the bride daughter of John Pavlaty a Potter graduate and rural teacher. The couple have many friends hoping for happiness. The Review congratulates them and notes the free subscription offer in lieu of wishes.
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Harrison Waite
Stella Carlsom
Denver
Potter
John Carlson
W. M. Waiite
Harley Hite
Ida Irene Pavlat
Cheyenne
Wyo
Egbert
Union Pacific
Rose Hite
John Pavglaty
Shower for Miss Pavlat Receives Much Honor
Miss Irene Pavlat was surprised with a miscellaneous shower at the Van Stines home on Monday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs. Guy Hite Mrs. Evan Stines and Misses Esther and Vera Carlson presided as more than twenty ladies attended. Guests presented many beautiful and useful gifts.
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Irene Pavlat
Stines
Miss Pavlat
Guy Hite
Evan Stines
Esther
Vera Carlson
Tornado Strikes Al Shenaman Ranch Near Torrington Wyoming
A small tornado struck the Al Shenaman ranch two miles south of Torrington causing extensive damage and injuring twenty six people. The Shenaman family and six Mexican workers were hurt by flying timbers with Mrs Shenaman reportedly the most severely injured but expected to survive.
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al Spencer
Torrington
Martin Shenaman
Shenaman
Tri County Royal Neighbor Convention Set For Sidney
The tri county Royal Neighbor Convention will be held in Sidney on Thursday June 24 with an all day session. Meetings take place at the Tobin opera hall with each camp providing a basket lunch and the entertaining camp supplying drinks. All Neighbors are urged to attend this convention. The notice also mentions Herbert Stormbargl driving a Buick sedan.
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Tri-County
Sidney
Tobin Operat
Interesting Notes from Local Methodist Church
Preacher back on the job. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. St. Johns sermon invites Mason and Demolays and their folks. Eastern Stars urged to meet at the parsonage and attend in a body in the Grove. If weather fails, evening services at 8:00 p.m. by L. V. Slocumb, pastor.
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Weeling
St. John’s
L. V. Slocumb
Notice of Board of Equalization session dates
The Board of Equalization will be in session June 15 16 17 and for various days thereafter at the call of the Chairman for a period of seventeen days. All tax adjustments will be made at this time. Henry Pavlat County Clerk.
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Board of Equalization
Henry Pavlat
St John’s Service Sunday at M. E. Church
Masons meet in the hall at 10 30 a m next Sunday to attend the St John service in the M E church Rev Slocumb to preach a special sermon DeMolays invited to join Masons and attend church together
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M. E
Slocumb
Lightning Kills 300 Ewes as Lambs Escape in Weld County
Pine Bluffs Wyoming June 15 three hundred ewes in a woven wire fence corral were killed by lightning eight miles northwest of here but 250 lambs in the same corral escaped unhurt. The sheep were the property Wesley Kelley. There was no explanation for why the lambs survived while their mothers died.
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Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Here
Wesley Kelley
Wyoming State Tribune
Bonus Papers Reminder From Potter Post American Legion
If you have not applied for your adjusted compensation or insurance, act now to receive your money. Officers and others of Potter Post will assist you in completing the forms if you lack blanks or need help. Send in your papers at once.
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Potter Post
American Legion
K I Sewing Club Meets at Opal Wagner Home
The K I Sewing Club met at Opal Wagner's home at 2 pm Friday June 11 with a lively session on hems and trimmings for slips. Jessie and Edna Goding demonstrated button holes, feather stitch was explored, and members helped each other with temporary hems. Health pamphlets were distributed and a luncheon served. If weather allows the next meeting will be June 18 at Shamrock clubhouse Johnson grove. otherwise in the M E church basement. Mrs. Rogers and daughter Leela returned from Colorado last Saturday.
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K. I. Sewing Club
Opal Wagner
Jessie
Edna Goding
Shamrock Club
Johnson Grove
M. E. Church
Hailstorm devastates Cheyenne capitol area
A severe hail storm hit Cheyenne causing widespread window damage and roof leaks. The state capitol building suffered major losses with skylights shattered and water flooding the rotunda and chambers. Repairs and flood pumping followed as the downtown area endured heavy property damage and streetlight destruction.
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Danague
Cheyenne
Gheyenne
Lully
Capitol Building
Archer
Speer
Mort Russell
Round Top
Crow Creek
Greeley Road
State Capitol
A. P. Swainson
Charles B. Morgan
Capitol Building Commission
Senate
House
Republican candidate for Cheyenne County treasurer
To the voters of Cheyenne County I announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for the nomination to the office of treasurer at the primary election on August 10, 1926. I will appreciate your support and influence.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney resident seeks Democratic nomination for county commissioner
Sidney Nebr citizen CARLER LEDBETTER announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. The statement asks for support from voters and party members on the race in the county.
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Hansen and
Francis
State Bank
Hite-Pavlat
Wyoming
Herbert Stormbarg l
ST. John’s Service
K. K. Club
State Library
Swainson
J. G. Poe
Garwood Floral House
Pioneer Avenue
Dial
Mhouse
Wan Austee
Poe
Grace
P. R. Bevis
Carler
Ledbetter
Potter Drug Co
Mgr
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