Bronson News Briefs Cover Local Movements and Farm Notes
Maston and N J Nelson ship cattle in two carloads for summer pasture. Wim and H Bonneson plan to move to Omaha Tuesday to settle permanently. Mr and Mrs James Slama and F J Thurston family had dinner at Nels Thurston’s. Marvin Livingstone and Mr and Mrs Leland Bundy enjoyed Lodgepole Creek scenery. Jacksons head to Iowa with car trip through July 4th. Mrs G E Connelly visits John Connelly’s home. Florence Thurston stays with grandma. Elmer Wilson and Thos Ievison build a mile of fence on section 31. Small guide lights lit for aeroplane night flyers. Hans Anderson of Dalton visits John Connelly’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Url Maston
N. J. Nelson
Wim
H. Bonneson
Omaha
James Slama
F. J. Thurston
Nels Thurstons
Marvin Livingstone
Leland Bundy
Lodgepole Creek
Robert Jackson
Elmer Wilson
Thos. Ievison
Hans Anderson
Dalton
John Connelly
Bloomfield Hosts Two Nebraskans Over Weekend
Sextorp briefs noting Messrs. Ever Neilson and Jens Sorenson of Bloomfield Nebraska were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ever Neilson
Jens Sorenson
Bloomfield, Nebr
Mrs
Chas
Fisher and Crowell Families Share Picnic at Johnson Grove
A Sunday picnic near Johnson Grove brought together Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reetz. Betty Fisher visited grandma Mrs. Ellis Fisher and other local families were noted visiting, traveling, and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schubarth
Kimball Hospital
Brett
Shriver and
Duncan
Lewis Brott
Otto Lorenz
Buck
Dix
Edward
Marie
Bobby Sanders
Burness
Bonnie Duncan
Dorothy
Norman Fisher
Chas. Fisher
Dan Duncan
Pleasant View Notes Seek Rain and Reflections on Immigration
Pleasant View residents hope for rain while recalling weekend lake minnows and local visits. A Cub Reporter column defends immigration as part of American history, praising settlers and the Monroe Doctrine, and arguing against alien advocates and hyphenated identities.
Potter Village to vote on light plant purchase
Notice declares a July 15 1924 election in Potter Nebraska on whether the village should buy the local light plant for 6500 dollars. Polls at the old Potter State Bank building open 9 AM to 7 PM. Copies of the proposed ordinance available from the village clerk HW Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Front Street
Jesse
Potter State Bank
HW. Stevens
Block Two
Potter Lumber Company Sued In District Court For $95 Note
Potter Lumber Company a corporation filed suit in Cheyenne County District Court against Wm Waite Jane Waite and John Doe to recover 95 with 10 percent interest from April 14 1922 and costs. An attachment levied on Lot Eleven in Block One Potter Nebraska covers the property. Defendants must answer by July 14 1924. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Waite
Jane Waite
John Doe
Potter Lumber Company A Corporation
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
District Court
Potter
Potter Lumber Company
Radcliffe, Hodgkin & Hyde
Otter Village Board Referendum Move Voted
The Otter Nebraska Board of Trustees voted to refer a matter to a public vote or further review, signaling action on a local governance issue for the village. The meeting minutes indicate intent to place the question before residents for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Otter
Nebraska
Potter
Voters Decide On Light Plant Upgrade July 1924 Meeting
The village considers purchasing the light plant and modernization by adding a new unit at a cost not to exceed 3000 dollars. A public meeting is set for July 15, 1924 at 7 PM at the old Potter State Bank building to vote on the ordinance.
Found items and for sale notices in Potter area
A mix of lost and found notes and sales ads from Potter Nebraska. Items include glasses and a Ford key found and to contact the Review office, various farming implements such as McCormick binders a John Deere go devil and Avery header thresher for sale, a Poland China boar and other livestock, seed potatoes for sale with prices, a red milch cow with white forehead, a baby buggy in fair shape, residence for sale or trade, and money to loan advertisements. Notable names include Evan Stines Gate, Geo Rectz, Arthur Schubarth, Frank Matthes, Mrs. Asa Kenoyer, Louis Seemann, and Madcliffe Hodgkin & Hyde agents in Sidney Nebraska. Prices and terms vary, many items require inquiries at the Review office or local hotels.
Potter Dump Sand Hauling Halts Demanded
The notice orders an immediate stop to hauling sand from the right-of-way west of Potter on the former Potter dump grounds. It warns that continued acts will lead to prosecution by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Potter Dump
Notice of attachment in Cheyenne County Nebraska case
On June 6 1924 Justice A J Ames issued an order of attachment for 7.20 in a case where Wm Sandoz is plaintiff and James Schaff is defendant. Wages due to James Schaff from Farmers Grain Milling Co. were attached. The case was continued to July 11 1924 at 10 o clock AM Gare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schaff
A. J. Ames
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wm. Sandoz
Farmers Grain & Milling Company
Automative and workshop equipment catalog item list
A condensed inventory listing diverse shop and industrial items including an engine lathe emery wheel stand and tools a Curtis compressor air systems a 32 volt DC generator batteries blacksmith gear an underground gasoline tank Ford parts a sewing machine and various oils welding rods radio parts and power drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Ford
Bendixen Buys Farmers Store at Dix
The Farmers Union store stock and books were sold at auction to J. P. Bendixen of Dix for $2,000. Bendixen plans to expand the stock and operate a general store in Western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendixen
Dix
Farmers Union
J. P. Bendixen
Western Nebraska Observer
Dix Was Final Long Distance Phone Link
A long distance telephone was installed the first of the week on the emergency landing field at Dix. It completes the telephone air mail link from Cheyenne to Chicago for night fliers, with phones placed at landing fields along the route. Pat O Grady is improving in health, walking several blocks, after a stroke, with neighbors recalling his setback and expressing cautious hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Cheyenne
Chicago
Western Nebraska Observer
Pat O’grady
Banner County
North River
Pat
Kimball
Tri-State
Hugh McFadden Dies in Oregon Visit at 84
Hugh McFadden, 84, died June 16 in Roseburg Oregon where he was visiting after being struck by a auto injuring his hip. A Sidney resident for 56 years he returned home for burial in the Catholic Cemetery with Father Link officiating. A veteran of both the Indian and Civil wars he was not a G A R member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McFadden
Roseburg
Oregon
Mr. McFadden
Sidney
Father Link
Mgr. McFadden
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Bronson News
G. E. Connelly
Florence Thurston
Grandma Thurston
AVA
Doublewear Shoe CO
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sextorp
WAVA
Geo. Gunderson
Frank Matthes
Aug. Theis
Billy Maneles
Geo. Rose
Lake Minatare
Cess
J. R. Quein
Courtright
W. D. Mathewson
D. C. Hibbard
Scoop
Cub
Telegraph
America
Western Hemisphere
Atlantic Ocean
Wm. Penn
Europe
Weylers Reconsentrado
Teddy
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Porto Rico
Russias
Denmarks
Henry’s Store
AVAVA
Just
Potter Lumber Company A) Corporation
Licensed
Drayman
Christensen & Son
Tatiat
Lavery
Ford Key
Jef
McCormick
Evan Stines
QerFor
Poland
Arthur Schubarth
Grezma
Geo. Rectz
Potter Hotel
C. A. Mangum
Asa Kenoyer
Avery _header
Potter, Nebr
Madcliffe
Hodgkin & Hyde
Gezmar
Louis Seemann
Gare
Nebr
A. A. Herzberg
Col. Millett
Gene Binning
W. T. Sloan
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