Picture Show Dates and Upcoming Films at the Theater
A schedule lists June 22 to October 27 film showings including The Miller, Rough on Romeo, Road Demon, The Sage Hen, Wet Weather, Giants vs Yanks Our Gang, The Big Flood, Dr Jack, Connecticut Yankee, Skin Deep, Safety Last, The Inner Man, Touch All Bases and other features. The American Legion urges patronage for the forthcoming picture plays.
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Stewart Edward White
Frank Cumjean
Romeo
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
Connecticut Yankee
American Legion
Denver Boosters Arrive On Schedule With Band
The Denver Booster train arrived a hundred strong at 2 o'clock Thursday escorted by a 12 piece band. They performed suitable selections and praised Denver as a fine town and trading point. Come again.
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Denver
Radio speeds Mississippi River freight by linking shippers and boats
Radio is revolutionizing Mississippi river shipping and speeding up the arrival and departure of freight, putting the shipper and boat companies in close touch with each other, thus obviating delays in loading and unloading freight or in waiting on the arrival or departure of boats.
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Mississippi River
Blue to Flatter Mature Women in Dress Colors
Agricultural College clothing experts advise dark blues as safe for mature women. They note blue suits cool modest fashion that flatters clear complexions and average figures. Accent blue with matching beads to deepen blue eyes.
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Agricultural College
Fresh milk and cream at Henrys Store daily notice
Notice states fresh milk and cream are available at Henrys Store daily. Patrons may obtain extra milk or cream anytime and must furnish their own container. Signed by Elmer L. Hicks.
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Henrys Store
Elmer L. Hicks
George Coulter Works On Sugar Beet Crop This Week
George Coulter stays busy tending his sugar beet crop this week as harvest time approaches.
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George Coulter
Special Journal Offer Brings Low January Rates
To January 1st for one dollar is a new Daily Journal rate with a big Sunday at 1.50, valid only in Nebraska and nearby states. Lincoln Journal now affordable for every family. Rural routes receive the Morning paper the same day, while other Lincoln papers lag a day. Includes comics, serials, sports, baseball box scores, AP telegraphic Nebraska news. The offer ends when the subscription time expires.
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Daily Journal
Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Lincoln
Associated Press
Nebraska Telegraphic
Movie Show Tonight at Seyfang Theatre
The Seyfang Theatre hosts The Killer from Stewart Jidward White tonight with star Frank Camjean. Also showing Rough on Romeo, a comedy by the American Legion of Potter aims to entertain Potter residents.
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Stewart Jidward White
Frank Camjean
Star
Seyfang Theatre
Romeo
The
American Legion of Potter
President Harding Visits Cheyenne for Brief Stop
President Warren G. Harding will arrive in Cheyenne on Monday evening June 25 for a two hour visit. A nonpartisan welcome is planned with governors senators and congressional leaders invited to participate in a statewide reception at the Plains Hotel where thousands may greet the President.
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Warren G. Harding
Cheyenne
Ed P. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Francis E. Warren
John B. Kendrick
Chas. S. Winter
William B. Ross
Harding
Cow SOW And Hen Give Best Returns Says State Board
Observers in eastern Colorado believe reduced wheat acreage and expanded corn, sorghums, and feed crops will benefit farmers. Those who raise feed crops and livestock, including poultry, have earned the best averages over years. The Colorado Immigration Board notes corn and forage crops provide stock feed and some wheat may fail in bad seasons.
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Colorado
Colorado Immigration Board
Peetz Gazette
Pony Express to Run Again Along Overland Trail
The Pony Express will resume operations next September with hundreds of horses and many riders along the historic Overland Trail. The revival aims to retrace the original route and deliver mail at high speed, reviving a storied frontier tradition.
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Pony Express
Farmers Union Trading Company to reorganize after annual meeting
At a rousing meeting on Wednesday stockholders re elected the same directors and Jack Nelson filled the vacancy created by Sanders' move to California. Fifty six stockholders attended as they voted to sell the business and form a new company to clear indebtedness and provide operating cash. The new entity may start without a permanent manager and will likely keep the same leadership with new money.
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Farmers Union Trading Co
Jack Nelson
Sanders
California
Pony Express revived for West celebration parade
A west wide event marks Overland Route history with two riders starting from St. Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California relays every ten miles. Notables include former Senator Phelan and Mark Twain Brete Hart enthusiasts hoping to deliver a presidential message by prize race. Riders from cattle ranges and cavalry units join, echoing Lincoln era mail speed.
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Steel
Union Pacific
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Cal
United States
Phelan
California
Pony Express Revival
Union Pacific Railroad
America
United States Army
Harding
Missouri River
Overland Stage Line
Pony Express
Lincoln
General Dodge
Earl
Council Bluffs
Promontory
Utah
SEXTORP Social visit and picnic report
Mrs. Fred Prince visited Mrs. Henry Moench with daughters and grandchildren on Thursday. The group attended the annual Sunday school picnic near Redington on Wednesday and returned saying they had a good time.
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Fred Prince
Jesse Lambert
Henry Moench
Redington
Chicks and Hot Weather Care Instructions
Poultrymen of the Agricultural College warn that extreme heat requires shelter and ventilation for brooder houses and moderate chick numbers. Skim milk and buttermilk help keep diet light yet nutritious, fed in safe dishes or fountains. water remains essential.
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The
Agricultural College
Sweet clover as hay from Agricultural College findings
First year sweet clover makes hay nearly as good as alfalfa though late mowing benefits yield. Second year grows coarser but good quality hay with proper timing. Cut before blooming, preferably cloudy or late day. leaves store moisture and resist shattering. Leave buds on stubble for regrowth, and a second crop can be used for pasture or seed.
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the Agricultural College
Model farm lease forms offered for fair contracts
Thousands of tenants and owners prepare for next year as they rethink farm leases. The Agricultural College Extension Service publishes two model forms, the Share-Cash Lease and the Stock-Share Lease, to clarify terms and protect both owner and tenant.
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Agricultural College Extension Service
Agricultural College
Sale of seven week old Duroc pigs by Gus Meyers Potter
Seven week old Duroc pigs are offered for sale by Gus Meyers of Potter. The listing notes the litter age and seller contact details for interested buyers.
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Srrfror
Gus Meyers
Potter
Lincoln Highway West Passable Despite Detours in Nebraska
The Lincoln Highway west in Nebraska remains passable though many bridges and culverts are cut. Detours exist along the route between Kimball and Bushnell, about 12 miles, with grading ongoing across the stretch.
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Lincoln Highway
Nebraska
Kimball
Bushnell
Cutting Alfalfa: Growth Stage Weather and Time of Day
Agricultural College guidance on alfalfa cutting emphasizes harvest soon after new growth appears, avoiding woody first cuts. Weather forecasts matter as rain injures early forage, with late afternoon cutting preferred to wilt stems and retain leaves. Morning cuts on hot days cause leaf loss and slower curing.
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Agricultural College
Picnic at the George Coulter Grove Benefits Ladies Guild
A pleasant picnic was held Thursday June 14 at the George Coulter grove southeast of town hosted by the Ladies Guild. About sixty members and guests attended games and enjoyed ice cream brought by Mr. and Mrs. Coulter, making the event memorable.
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George Coulter
Ladies Guild
Pasture Offered for Cattle and Horses in Potter Neb
A classified notice from Easton and Nelson of Potter Nebraska indicates pasture space will accommodate about 75 head of cattle or horses. The notice is dated January 8, 1922, with a publication note on 15-22.
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Easton & Nelson
Potter, Neb
Missionary Program and Evening Activities Listed
The notice announces a missionary program with a devotional service and various items. It lists activities titled My At Home by Mrs. Harris and a play Christ or Mohamet which is followed by a mystery box. Performers include Robert and Betty Pruitt and Opal Wagner with pieces The Mother Heart by Mrs. Olson and Sunday Visions.
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Mrs. Harris
Robert and
Betty Pruitt
The
Mother Heart
Mrs. Olson
Opal Wagner
Mohamet
Nebraska Industrial Review Highlights Local Expansions
Nebraska Industrial Review notes Wymore Farmers Grain and Lumber spends 15000 on new yards while Superior Power serves 18 towns with electricity and contracts for 9 more. Beatrice to erect 20000 brick and concrete filling station. McCook to establish wholesale grocer. Omaha orders buses off streets. Lincoln reports more filling stations. state hogs record heaviest averages. Fremont builds 75000 church. Platte County to have soil survey. Ashlon plans extensive improvements. Omaha irrigation project on Platte. apprentices sought across skilled trades amid labor shortages. Harvard seeks paved streets. Shubert 40000 schoolhouse. Scribner paves 70000 project. Beatrice iron works to reopen. Fremont hog processing plant. Beatrice hotel completes 300000. fruit crops show strong prospects.
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Wymore—Farmers Grain & Lumber Company
Superior
Southern Nebraska Power Company
Beatrice
McCook
Omaha — City Commission
Lincoln
Eny
Union
Fremont
Platte County
Ashlon
Omaha— Chamber of Commerce
Platte River
Harvard
Shubert
Saunders County
Scribner
Beatrice—Iron Works
Fremont — Assembly
Chester White
Toast For Breakfast Campaign Promotes Wheat Toast
The American Institute of Baking launches the Make Toast Your Breakfast Food campaign to promote toasted bread as an affordable breakfast option. It notes only 20 of every 100 homes have electric toasters and aims to sell 500,000 toasters to 5 million city homes.
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American Institute of Baking
Praising the Shriners Visit to Washington Post readers
A letter from W J Moore of Cheyenne County and C W Johnson praises the Shriners visit to Washington D C Conclave. The writer extols their wholesome conduct and Christian values, credits prohibition with saving lives, and urges more men of their type to visit again.
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C. W. Johnson
Washington
D.C
Johnson
Cheyenne County
Moore
Sidney
Shriners
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Hilma Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Elsie Fisher
Harvey
Thames
Elsie
Betty
Stanley Davis
Emil Carlson
Sextorp
Gost
TITAN
Itacn Wisom
Nebraska Industrial Review
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