Western Nebraska Baseball League Standings Snapshot
Sidney led Ogallala 1-0 when rain halted play in the fourth inning. Nip Springs at Oshkosh postponed to a later date. League games next Sunday feature Chappell at Potter and Oshkosh at Sidney.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
5
Sidney led Ogallala 1-0 when rain halted play in the fourth inning. Nip Springs at Oshkosh postponed to a later date. League games next Sunday feature Chappell at Potter and Oshkosh at Sidney.
An old classified ad for W C Sheets of Potter Nebraska markets windmills and related services. It promises quality equipment and fair treatment for customers seeking mills, cylinders, well drilling, house moving, and similar work.
Advertises weekly hog sales at the Sidney Livestock Pavilion promising top hog prices for quality stock and inviting sellers to try the service.
Reports describe ruin across eastern Colorado southern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas as floods devastate farms towns and cities. Many lives are lost with detailed local accounts from Arapahoe Guide Rock and nearby communities recounting ruined buildings, marooned families, and widespread crop and livestock losses.
John Whipple farm reports 132 head purebred cattle drowned and two horses lost as corn and 20 acres of pasture vanish. Buildings washed away higher on the ridge. Bottom land washed out. Jos Breinig farm ruined with fences wash house chicken houses cow bars scales barn and house wrecked. All crops gone. Breinig saved a hay rope, saying this is all I have left of my whole 160 acre farm.
Local resident Harry Wells is the owner of a fine new Pontiac sedan purchased at the start of the week.
Glenn Erickson of Sidney is visiting at the home of his brother Albert Erickson and family.
Cream colored three year old buckskin gelding estrayed near Dix Nebraska. Notify E F Rystrom, Dix for return or details.
Seed listing from Oshkosh Nebraska advertises Iblack Amber Cane Seed state test 87 with a price of five 50, contact Roy Neary in Dalton Nebraska for order.
Mr and Mrs George Gowin and their son visiting were Monday dinner guests at the Wick horst and Enevoldsen home.
Mr and Mrs Marion Bradley of Cheyenne spent Sunday with Mrs Bradley s father Ford Wickhorst and other relatives in a family gathering.
Mrs. Chas. Gunderson sits beside her mother Mrs. Zapfel who lives north of Alliance Nebraska. Mrs. Zapfel is seriously ill and under medical care.
Mrs Georgia JL Sperry arrives from Denver to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs Roy L Mac Adam.
R Grinspan a Denver jeweler makes a periodic call at the Biggs Barber Shop describing his business and presence in town during a routine visit to the area.
Louis Herman of Greeley Colorado traveled Saturday to collect his children after a week spent at the R. L. MacAdam residence.
Nathan Mudge arrived last week from Hastings and will spend the summer with his mother, Mrs. Viola Mudge.
Mr and Mrs Hermanson of Hay Springs Nebraska visited last week with the Albert Nielsen family. Mr Hermanson and Mrs Nielsen are brother and sister.
Miss Lula Henderson returns to Osceola Nebraska on Saturday after a month with her sister Mrs. R. E. Merscheim and family.
Chas Nelson suffered a stomach ailment this week and was taken Saturday to a Kimball hospital. He has since returned home and shows marked improvement in health.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet on Wednesday June 26. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and community service plans.
Mrs D F Enevoldsen will be the assisting hostess with Mrs Dewey Lovell. All members are urged to be present at the event.
C W Johnson and Joe Johnson attended the stockmen's convention in Alliance last Friday and reported a profitable, instructive session. That evening they went to the pageant Gift of God in Bayard.
Mr and Mrs M W Mayer and Mr and Mrs J M Hughes fished north of Oshkosh Saturday and Sunday, enjoying a nice catch. Mrs Wm Goding joined the trip and visited relatives in Oshkosh.
Mr and Mrs George Gowin and their son George of Santa Ana California visited relatives in Potter Monday Mrs Gowin is known as Miss Frances Wiekhorst a niece of Ford Wiekhorst The meeting highlighted family connections and regional ties across California and Potter County
Wi James and family formerly lived northwest of Potter and have moved to a farm near Laramie. Ben James will take over the farm here.
John Mueller of Seward Nebraska and his son visited relatives and friends here last Saturday. He previously lived in Potter and helped construct most of Potter’s new buildings before the war boom. They were en route to Estes Park to build a bungalow.
The Methodist congregation will start summer services in the grove next Sunday weather permitting. It has been their annual custom to hold evening services in the grove during summer months. The service starts at 5 00 o clock. If weather is inclement, the evening service moves to the church at 8 00 o'clock as usual.
When you think undertaker, think Rice Funeral Home of Sidney Nebraska. Phone 107. Ad promotes local funeral services with emphasis on the Rice name and contact number.
Carl Ashford, son of a Banner county settler, died at his Tudor California home. The note mentions the Fada Car Radio, praised as a new sensation and advertised as using no suppressors. Local figures Joe Cizek and Carl Ashford connected to the obituary appear in the fragment.
N A S McLean, Sidney delegate to Rotary International, left for Denver last week and boarded the special train to Mexico City for the convention.
Frankie Lehman of Big Springs suffered severe injuries in a recent boxing match at Sidney. His jaw was broken on both sides, infection has set in, and recovery is doubtful.
Melvin Brown seeks employment with experience in farming machinery. Available for care at E. H. Sanders, he presents as energetic and ready to work.
A compact collection of social aphorisms notes human foibles and quirks. The lines joke about leadership, gossip, politeness, self criticism, and daily life with concise, period voice. It comments on manners, prudence, and home life with playful general statements.
The New York Sun quotes The Man and the Mirror Men deriding women's vanity and noting men's mirror rituals. It states that men adjust ties, touch their faces, and pretend to study reflections when others are present, claiming women are more honest.
Studies from Mt Wilson Observatory show space between stars is not a perfect vacuum. The density is about one atom per cubic inch, meaning extremely sparse matter exists everywhere. A single drop of water could fill three and a quarter million cubic miles at that density.
Weather continues to bring heavy showers across the western counties with new floods in the Republican River valley. Potter reports scattered hail and localized garden damage while farmers push planting and field work from dawn to dusk as forecasts hint at more rain this week.
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