Mrs Herman Moench Passes Away in Sidney
Mrs. Herman Moench wife of the city engineer died last Sunday after years of tuberculosis. She remained conscious to the end talking with her husband. Funeral services were held Sunday at Potter Lutheran church with Rev W I Kahse delivering the sermon. Interment at Peter cemetery follows a tribute to a Christian life. The piece lauds local business as key to community prosperity and better public institutions.
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Mgr. Moench
Potter Lutheran Church
W.I. Kahse
D. D
Sidney
Peter
Obituary of Julia Blake Moench of Potter Nebraska
Miss Julia Blake was born February 23, 1889 in Richards Missouri. She moved with her parents to Louisiana and Snyder Nebraska where she married Matterman J Moench on August 1 1909. They lived in Tremont 1916 and Potter since 1923. Mrs Moench died May 22 1925 aged 36 years 2 months 29 days. Survived by husband seven children and brothers and three sisters.
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Julia Blake
Richards
Louisiana
Snyder
Nebr
Matterman J. Moench
Tremont
Potter
Buying at Home: Buy American Goods Locally
An editorial urging Americans to favor American made products and to support purchasing within one’s own city when items are available locally. It argues that local buying strengthens domestic prosperity and stresses sound business sense in supporting home commerce.
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America
Brownson Community Notes Highlight May Meeting
The Brownson H E club met May 21 at Mrs. Aaron Boyes home with ten members and seven visitors. Delegates planned a demonstration on a home made fireless cooker for the next meeting at Mrs. N J Nelsons. Mrs Boyes served ice cream and cake. Memorial Day falls Saturday and the Farmer's Union meeting at Bronson is postponed to June 18 two weeks later. Brownson Shippers association shipped two carloads of hogs Saturday. Various residents, including Mr and Mrs J S Gilliam, C G Galham and wife and Ella Anderson, were seen about town. Marie Vowers and George Hune graduated. graduates assembled at the courthouse and marched to the Tobin Opera House in a two by two formation.
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Brownson H. E. Club
Aaron Boyes
N. J. Nelson
Farmer’s Union
Bronson
Ane Neva
Albert Wilner
Utah
Brownson Shippers — Association
Hoge
J. S. Gilliam
Ts. C. Galham
Dalton
Palmer Thurston’s
Mes
CG. S. Anderson
Ella
Potter
Brownson
Sidney
Marie Vowers
George Hune
Young Teens Dress Up For Prom Night Victory
Ed boys and girls in early teens dressed in new dresses and suits, aware Saturday marked their day as they celebrated a milestone step upward in their lives.
Pleasant View Neighborhood Social Roundup
Pleasant View residents and farmers are seen moving about the community with visits to neighbors and stops in Potter. Art Brandenburg motored to Sidney for tractor repairs, several calls at the Mueller and Obendorfer homes occur, and many locals attend church, shop, and dine with families. A fishing outing at Iyinger's Lake yields a fine catch.
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Pleasant
Art Brandenburg
Sidney
Jank Mueller
Amanda Cgeimhardt
John Heimer
Art Obendorfer
Frank Mueller
Paulitz
Potter
Frank Mathews
Anna
Marie Schwartz
Louie Schwartz
August Thies
Benj. Hilpert
Robert Baker
Ack Butsinizha
Jack Connelly
Mroo
Frank Matthes
Jtthesbury
O Olo
Shies
Cutaford
Amanda Geimhardt
Herman Schubarth
Babe
Aug. Thies
John Kleimer
Wm. Borcher
Verona
Trowbridge Funeral Held in Kimball for Clinton Trowbridge
Clinton Trowbridge born February 8 1876 in Niles Michigan died May 25 1925 in Cheyenne Wyoming aged 49 years 3 months 17 days. He moved with family to Nebraska at eight and spent most of his life in Banner County. He married Erma Rider July 2 1905 and had five sons four surviving Arlice Glen Dean Leonard. his mother Mrs Allie Barrett sister Mrs Butterfield brother Austin Trowbridge. He fell ill last Friday and was moved to Kimball then Cheyenne where an operation failed his death Monday night at 11. Funeral services were held Thursday at Kimball led by Rev L V Slocum Potter Methodist Church. He was a Potter M W A member. pallbearers were G Gunderton R A Babcock Carl Bartlett Wm Nubish Wm Trigvins and L F Lafferty.
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Clinton Trowbridge
Niles
Michigan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colfax County
Nebraska
Banner County
Erma Rider
Arlice
Glen
Dean
Leonard
Allie Barrett
Butterfield
Kimball
Austin Trowbridge
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Sximball
L. V. Slocum
Potter Methodist Church
Trowbridge
Potter M. W. A
Geo. Gunderton
R.A. Babcock
Carl Bartlett
Wm. Nubish
Wm. Trigvins
L. F. Lafferty
Potter
The College Waste and Youth in Modern College Life
A Chicago Tribune opinion piece argues that college students, aided by rich parents and lax faculties, lead indulgent lives with little public responsibility. It cites Princeton and Coach Stagg on wealth and effort, notes Abby Rockefeller’s marriage path, critiques coeds, and warns system reforms are needed to curb wasteful, frivolous culture before it harms society.
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Princeton
Papa
Stagg
Abby Rockefeller
Abby
Vapi
Syracuse
Uapua
Athens
Chicago Tribune
The Old Man Will Come Through If I Go to Jail
A Marshalltown Times-Republican editorial attacks a young man’s selfish remark about harming his parents for personal gain. It argues that parental sacrifice and honor bind families, and that those who rely on loved ones to “come through” while facing crime deserve contempt. The piece condemns the idea as morally repugnant and unmanly.
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Paris
Osborne Pood
Wood
Gyodey
Cunard
Mark
Tor
Jakle
Marshalltown
Republican
Lee Stodard Visits Friends in Potter and Manville
Lee Stodard of Manville Wyoming travels to Potter to visit old friends and attend to business matters during a short trip through the area.
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Lee Stodard
Manville
Wyo
Potter
Osceola attorney Beebe visits Potter on business
Attorney Beebe of Osceola Nebraska was in Potter on business last Monday.
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Beebe
Osceola,Nebr
Potter
Kirk pair returns from Lincoln after months away
Hannah Johnson and Matilda Anderson of Kirk returned last Saturday from Lincoln where they had lived for several months.
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Hannah Johson
Matilda Anderson
Kirk
Lincoln
Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and Floral Offerings
Wish to express to our kind neighbors and friends our thanks and appreciation for that which has been done for us during our recent bereavement, and for the many floral offerings. Herman Moench and family.
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Herman Moench
McAdoo Plans 1928 Presidential Run Amid East Conferences
New York dispatch says W S G McAdoo aims for the 1928 nomination and holds talks with Democratic leaders across the East. He visited New York for a week after Louisville talks with Governor Fields and James P Brown, and met Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Daniel C Roper. The report notes efforts to break the two thirds rule.
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New York
Washington
New York World
W.S G. M’adoo
East
Dispatch
Louisville
Governor Fields
James P .Brown
Woodrow Wilson
Daniel C. Roper
McAdoo
Kansas Governor Davis acquitted of bribery charge
Topeka Kansas former Governor Jonatha M Davis was acquitted of soliciting a bribe for pardoning Walter Grun dy. Jury deliberations began after a day of courtroom arguments with the State Bank Commissioner Carl J Peterson and the remaining cases set to be dismissed. Attorney General C B Griffith announced the state would proceed with other cases including Fred W Pullman when reached.
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Topeka
Kans
Jonatha M. Davis
Walter Grundy
ea-Goieinu
Davis
A Russell
State Bank
Carl J. Peterson
Cate
C. B. Griffith
Fred W. Pullman
Mi H Church Notes Services For Next Sunday
Church notes list Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 10 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and preaching again at 7 30 p m under pastor L V Slocumb.
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Mi. H
L. V. Slocumb
First Church Lutheran Sermon Next Sunday
Rev. W. T. Kahse, pastor, asks members to attend the church service next Sunday afternoon with a sermon titled the Spiritual Lite.
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First Church
W. T. Kahse
Pastoral Confiscation as New Church Pasture
In a humorous exchange the speaker mocks a solvent man wandering the aisles with money obstacles. One asks to organize him, another refuses, calling the man the most confiscated in their whole diaphragm. The dialogue evokes age and region, ending with a quip about his role at their church in California Pelican.
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Tinsrus
Isles
California Pelican
Deadly Message Telegram Teases After Wounding
A South Carolina man sent a taunting telegram to a North Carolina acquaintance who was recovering from gunshot wounds. The reply read I am dead and jokingly warned the sender that tea would be used for a coffin, reflecting a dark exchange framed as a barring joke.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
There's a Difference in Fishing Etiquette
A light exchange contrasts the favorable fishing conditions with a poor catch. One speaker notes plenty of fish and good fishing, while the other confirms no catches despite the good conditions, humorously emphasizing the difference between fishing and catching.
Dad and Uncle Miss a Date at Poultry Show
A comic scene from Art and Life Magazine depicts Johnny convincing his mother that judges and exhibitors linger after a poultry show to collect prize birds. The dialogue suggests family tension and curiosity about show routines.
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Johnny
Bill
Art and Life Magazine
Safer In Jail
Prisoner vows to stay in jail to avoid release while a jail visitor speaks of coming freedom, noting the prisoner is serving a bigamy sentence and refuses odds of parole.
Brought a Peach Poem Snippet About a Newborn
A playful couple welcomes a child with playful banter about the newborn. The nurse comments on the stork delivering a peach and the father jokes the child is a peach rather than a pear reflecting lighthearted family humor.
Can't Get Him Long Chief of the Bureau of Vital Statistics
A riddle reports that the chief of the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Ohio, Su y Vial, is very lucky and has survived many accidents without serious injury.
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Long
Short
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Ohio
Suy Vial
No Bad Eggs the Vicar-So You Ike the Come Try
A London Passing Show sketch asks if the hens are good layers with Mabel fresh from town declaring they haven’t laid a bad egg yet.
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Ike the
Cometry
Mabel
London
Salary rise debate in the Job Bank offices
Job Bank President questions a raise while the Vice President quips that his stories stay funnier with time, reflecting a lighthearted exchange in American Legion Weekly.
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American Legion Weekly
Atways Effective Mr Jolly sees patient improve in treatment
Doctor praises improving condition as patient looks better and Miss Bell quips about hat enhancing appearance in a light hearted exchange.
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Mr. Jolly
Miss Bell
Not Hers the Blame Prompt Sparks Singer’s Dilemma
In a playful exchange a performer worries about being asked to sing and contemplates the risk of taking the blame. A friend urges participation, insisting the crowd will bear the responsibility if things go awry. The dialogue captures stage fright and comedy.
Best Read When Red Nature Lesson From Each Tree
Poetic reflection on learning from nature as Kind Nature reveals new pages. The speaker expresses patience for nature to turn its leaves for insight and guidance through trees and the natural world.
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Kind Nature
Fragmentary Quote Reveals Hesitation in Interaction
A dialogue fragment shows T stating he might kiss me on either heel. The response notes that he hesitated a long while between actions, reflecting ambiguity in the exchange.
Discovered Poli Question Sparks Voter Confession
An elderly voter admits to supporting Poli in a quiet exchange observed after the election. Vitian reassures the voter, confirming the personal vote and emphasizing civic duty.
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Poli
Vitian
The Review Only $1.50 Item Promotion
An advertisement proclaims The Review available for only $1.50, urging readers not to be without the periodical. The offer emphasizes affordability and quick access to the newspaper.
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