Matzke to Teach Students Model News Story Craft
From page II Mr Matzke plans to show boys and girls how to assemble a model news story and how to add variety and human interest to ordinary reports. He emphasizes content relevant to the season and will conduct two or three schools daily, urging prompt attendance to finish Cheyenne county meeting on time.
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Matzke
Cheyenne County
Busy Blue Jay and Jolly Neighbors Meetings Across Potter Area
The Busy Blue Jay club and Jolly Neighbors gathered at multiple homes including August Haack and E M Nelson sites for sewing work and social visits. Families from Kimball Sidney Hereford Potter and Hastings hosted dinners dances picnics and attendance at a local ball game. Marie Rasmussen died age 94 with burial near Potter. The next Farmers Union meeting and a dance followed at Nelson and Beale homes.
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Blue Jay Club
Jim Willeford
Glen Willeford
Andrew Anderson
Potter
N. P. Rasmussen
Sidney
L. Ki
J. W. Bertramson
Christie
Herdon
Antelope Divide
George Whitney
Redington
Pete Howe
E. M. Beale
Kimball
Jim Johnson
Lewis Rand
Colorado
Chfford Hammond
Anne Rienke
Lulu
Lloyd
Pete Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Hastings
New York
Farmers Union
V. A. Nelson
Marie Rasmussen
John
Jolly
Blue Jays
E. M. Nelson
Cattle Prices Open Week With Broad Demand and Varied Steer Sturdiness
Market reports show 1 600 head outing with broad demand as week opens. Steers mostly steady to weak with several grades fluctuating. lop price reached $15.85. Quotations list multiple categories from prime heavy steers at 14.75 to 15.35 and stockers and feeders across a wide range, including yearlings 12.75 to 15.10 and cows from 8.60 to 12.76, calves from 7.00 to 16.50.
Hogs Sell Steady to Higher as Demand Broad
About 13,000 hogs were on sale Monday with broad demand and prices steady to 15 cents higher. Light butchers led the gain, top hogs brought $10.80 while most sales ranged from $10.00 to $10.75.
Uneven Market on Lambs Renders Mixed Receipts
Sheep and lamb receipts were light at about 7 000 head. Native lambs sold strong to as high as 25c higher while Westerns showed a weak undertone due to quality. Feeders steady and aged sheen firm. Fat lambs priced: range good to choice 14.75 15.25. fair to good 14.00 14.75. native good to choice 14.75 15.25. native fair to good 14.00 14.75. fed shorn 13.50 14.25. yearlings 9.00 11.25.
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L. K. Nelson
Geo. Whitney
Roy MacAdam
Henry James
Dix
J. H. Madden
Dan Herboldsheimer
Ed. Root
Mrs. Carl Larson
Dempster
The
W. Johnson
Licensed
Drayman
George Jung
Ivan
Wells Cafe
Lincoln Highway
Neb
Harry Wells
AVTAT
Geo. Gunderson
Lister
the Potter Review
Nebraska
H. Stevens
Howard’s
2Nd St
Mark G. Howard
Alfred Arnell
Nobr
Burwell Funeral Home
Kimbal
Nebr
C. V. Johnson
Potter, Nebr
A. J. Ames
Twin Building
DR. W. T. Sloan
Potte State Bank
A. E. Moss
Osteopathic
Chwartz & Fisher
Potter State Bank
Neer
H. R. Alden
American State Bank
Floyd W. Skiles
P. C. Mockett
Dr. Miller Hospital
Dr. L. J. Thomas
Mrs
Katherine Phelps
Kodak
Omaha
Beyend
Shell
Shell Motor
Shell Motor Oil
Porter Oil Company, Potter, Nebr