Local Socials and Visits Highlight Small Town News
Mr and Mrs Charlie Suchnson hosted Sunday dinner at the Charlie Hisher home. C Crowell visited George Beety on Saturday. Mrs Henry Moone and Mrs Dan Duncan traveled to Sidney to see Burness. Dan Duncan Nelson and Bonnie and Danny Duncan visited Sidney Friday. Mrs Dewey Mathewson returned home after a two week visit with her sister Pete Nelson. A large crowd attended the Farmers Union meeting at district 13 Friday night with lunch served. Burness Duncan, who had an operation in Sidney last week, is convalescing there.
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Mr.o
Charlie Suchnson
Charlie Hisher
C. Crowell
George Beety
Henry Moone
Dan Duncan
Sidney
Burness
Nelson
Bonnie
Danny Duncan
Barness
Tom Barnes
Pete Nelson
Dewey Mathewson
Fanners Union
District No. 13
Burness Duncan
Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher Move Into Prince’s Vacated Home
Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher have moved to the recently vacated residence formerly occupied by Wall Prince, marking their new home arrival in the neighborhood.
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Mas
Arlo Fisher
Wall Prince
Better Feeding School at Sidney by Lincoln Extension Service
The Nebraska Dairy Development Slockers and Extension Service announce meetings by M. O. Lawritson on Monday and Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 in the district courtroom in Sidney. He will discuss dairy cow types common ailments feeding and management, with practical demonstrations and ample time for questions.
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Nebraska
M. O. Lawritson
District Court Room
Sidney
Lawretson
Local Potter Notes and Sports on Friday Schedule
Local brief items from Potter Nebraska include Friday basketball games and a junior play next Friday. Several residents are noted as callers and visitors such as Mr. and Mrs. Evar Stines, Mrs. Geo Schwartz, Mrs. Hazel Streppe, Mrs. Oral Griswold, and Mrs. Cody Patterson. Community updates mention illness, travel, and church Ladies Aid meeting.
Bible study draws fifteen at Moench home
Fifteen attended the Bible study at the Moench home on Wednesday evening. The next meeting place will be announced in church on Sunday. The Potter Golf Club rules will be published on the last page of this issue. Isimball visitors yesterday included Mr and Mrs L V Slocumb, Mr Inday C E Biggs, Clarence Johnson, N S Miller, and R A Babcock. Myrtle Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson, underwent an appendicitis operation in Sidney Tuesday and is recovering well.
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Moench
Potter Golf Club
Myrtle
Younge
Peter Nelson
Sidney
Potter Girls Close Season With Slim 16 12 Victory
The Potter Girls finished their season strong by defeating Sidney 16 to 12 last Thursday night. Potter Girls have won most of their games this year both at home and away, with a full season summary due next week. Johnnie Seyfang, recently visiting and convalescing from mumps, returned to Lara mie, Wyoming, to resume work as U P maintainer.
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Sidney
Potter
Johnnie Seyfang
Laramie
Wyo
U. P
Return from Shavenworth Brings Flintjer Family Home
Harry Flintjer arrives back in the country from Shavenworth Kansas with Mrs. Flintjer and son spending the winter there. Mrs. Flintjer and son will return after school ends. March weather has varied from foggy, windy and clear days to brief rain and light snow with recent freezes and a call for moisture.
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Harry Flintjer
Shavenworth
Kansas
Flintjer
Sidney Town Team Loses Narrowly at Kimball in Tight Duel
Sydney’s team fell a two point loss at Kimball on Tuesday night in a fast paced game. Kimball had beaten Sidney a week earlier by a wide margin. Potter County defeated Sidney twice and local leaders argue Sidney or Kimball matchups could crown western Nebraska honors with potential Burns and Cheyenne in a two state fair.
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Sidney Town
Kimball
Sidney
Potter Town
Western Nebraska
Burns
Cheyenne
For Rent Section Land Near Potter Jay Lewis
Leavenworth Kansas advertisement lists a section of land eight miles north and two west of Potter near 222 Osage Street. Property available early March with note to not borrow and to subscribe.
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Potter
Jay Lewis
Osage St
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ministers Host Profitable Meeting At Slocumb Home
The Tri-County Ministerial Association held a lucrative gathering Monday at Rev and Mrs L V Slocumb home. High ministers and their wives attended a six teen luncheon at the Lincoln Highway Cafe.
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Tri-County
L. V. Slocumb
Lincoln Highway
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The fragmentary text hints at a note about timing for tasks or events but provides no clear subjects or actions. Readable names or places are absent, leaving the exact event and participants unspecified. Further context from the source is required to craft a factual summary.
His Mistake Judgee-You Are Charged With Break
A court hears a case where a man denies intent to break a bat during an incident. The defendant maintains the action was not deliberate and seeks to avoid liability. The record notes the accusation and the defense argument regarding intent.
Untangling a Troubled Moment in Local Dispute
A terse exchange between two residents centers on a claim that Jones was fired from his wife while a passerby notes a sign reading Tilonev for Sule in front of a house. The fragment hints at domestic conflict and political or personal messaging reflected in a street sign.
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Jones
Joe
Tilonev
Sule
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Kimball Counties
W. LeRoy Larson
Nebr
AVA
Home Lumber Co
Decotiut
Moresco
AWIAT
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Evar Stines
Jess Tompkins
Geo. Schwartz
Kh. A. Babcock
O Kirk
Stanley Davis
Hazel Streppe
Cody Patterson
Lawrence Forks
C. E. Jacoby
Morris Cahill
Columbus
Grinspan
Biggs Barber Shop
August Selmidt
Oral Griswold
Geo. W. Hicks
Ladies Aid
America
Potter Camp No
L. F. Lafferty
V. C
Geo. Gunderson
DR. Miller Hospital
Jomball
Northwestern Bell
Jos
P. Schwartz
Potter, Nebr
The
MacAdam Motor Co
R. L. MacAdam, Prop
Atiaviay
Vorivarv
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Harry Wells
Stavavay
Grand Island
BR. Rices
Ghar Island
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