Leafdale named Nebraska delegate to river meet
A. M. Leafdale of Hastings is appointed to represent Nebraska at the Missouri River Navigations conference in Kansas City on October 19 and 20. Governor McMullen also appoints A. N. Mathers of Gering as the other western Nebraska delegate. Hoover will speak at the event.
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World Herald
A. M. Leafdale
Hastings
Potter
Kansas City
A. N. Mathers
Gering
Nebraska
McMullen
Missouri River
Omaha
St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Mark M. Woods
Lincoln
Dr. G Condra
University of Nebraska
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
W. P. Warner
Dakota City
J. L. Baker
W. J. Courtright
Fremont
David J. Trail
Grand Island
Ballard Dunn
the Bee
Roy Cochrane
H. IE. Newbranch
the World-Herald
James &. Lawrence
the Star
Harry Keefe
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Graham
Alliance
H. G. Keeny
R. K. Brown
Gould Dietz
J. L. Kennedy
Joseph Polear
W. O. Jones
the State Journal
New Intertype Casting Machine Installed at Scottsbluff Office
A new Intertype six magazine type casting machine of the latest model has been installed in the office of the Scottsbluff Republican. The machine operates as a regular type foundry within the office, expanding typesetting capabilities.
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Scottsbluff Republican
On Our Honor Roll of Recent Subscriptions
The paper thanks new and renewing subscribers: Ray Mathewson in the city, I M Beale in the city, Jacob Nelson in the city, QO Angier in Dix Nebraska, C R Sanders in Long Beach California, Dr J S Sarnick in Dodge Nebraska, Mas Raymond Johnson in the city, and A A Wagner in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Ray Mathewson
City
I. M. Beale
Jacob Nelson
QO. Angier
Dix
Nebr
C. R. Sanders
Long Beach
Calif
J. S. Sarnick
Dodge
Mas
Raymond Johnson
A. A. Wagner
Nebraska Governor Endorses Prohibition at Conference
Governor Adam McMullen of Nebraska stated at a governors conference that prohibition is a success and cannot be reversed. He said he supported national prohibition now, noting autos and outdoor recreation reduce liquor demand and help keep prohibition permanent.
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Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Union
Nebraska Farmers Have Many Radios Reach World of Air
A U S Department of Agriculture survey via County Extension Agents shows 26.9 percent of Nebraska farmers own radios, second only to Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The study, conducted around July 1, 1925, notes neighboring states range from 13 to 21 percent.
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Nebraska
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
U. S. Department of Agriculture
For Sale Nine Hogs From John G Meyers Potter Neb
Nine head of hogs weighing about 125 pounds each offered by John G Meyers of Potter Nebraska. Contact details not provided. Sale notice appears in a local classifieds section.
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John G. Meyers
Potter
Nebr
Potter water tests show division clears Potter water
The division of laboratories at Lincoln released written Potter water test results. Samples from city well and homes showed bacteria but no intestinal E coli in four samples. Sample five from Johnson grove well contained E coli and was labeled bad. Conclusion: Potter water clean, grove well impure.
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Division of Laboratories
Bureau of Health
Lincoln
D. C
E. c
Clarence Johnson
Rotter Garage
F. C. Harris
Johnson’s Grove
Grove
Card of Thanks for Charles L Wagner Death
The Wagner family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Charles L. Wagner. W E Wagner and children A Wagner and children Mrs Barbra Barden and children Ben E Wagner and children Edna Killham, friend.
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Charles L. Wagner
W. E. Wagner
Wimos
A. Wagner
Barbra Barden
Ben E. Wagner
Edna Killham
Potter Ten Years Ago Fine Lyceum and Local Happenings
Potter recalls a rattlesnake bite on Lawrence Schwartz after stepping on it on the way from work. Officials consider adding jail and engine room to the power house, awarding the contract to E. L. Griffith of Kimball for a new charter 8 horsepower engine to pump city water. Local social notes include visits, sickness, Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha, a six cylinder Reo ride, a seventeenth birthday, and upcoming Grand property rental notice.
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Potter
Lyceum
Lawrence Schwartz
Joe Schwartz
Mr. Reptile
Lawrence
E. L. Griffith
Kimball
Rena Strandburg
Joe Cameronisi
Chicago
H. Petersen
Dannebrog
Hans
Andrew Anderson
Anna
Sidney
Potter Drug Company
Hite
South
Ames
Mads Larson
Dewey
Carl
Blair
Nebr
Hanson
Hans Christensen
A. W. Olson
C. W. Johnson
Johnson Department Store
Cheyenne
Greeley
Trey
Omaha
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Troelstrup
Ernest Anderson
Lincoln
Nebraska State Agricultural School
Ak-Sar-Ben
Peter Hansen
Rev. Hansen
Nebraska
Anna Nelson
H. Stevens
Market Reports Broadcast From KIKX Hastings
Westinghouse station KIKX Hastings will launch a five daily market report service starting Monday October 12. J C Gilbert from USDA oversees the project. broadcasts include livestock receipts, fruit vegetables, hay market, weather, dairy and wool reports, with farm school talks and market summaries.
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Kifikx
Gilbert
Potter
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Denver
Nebraska
Peter Pan Proves Himself a Champion Bucking Horse
Norman Mason, last rider to attempt Peter Pan, wagered $200 he could ride the horse but failed. Mason injured his knee when the horse bucked, proving Peter Pan’s superior strength. Local roping star Carl Meeks won prize money on both days and posted the best time Sunday in Banner County News.
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Peter Pan
United States
Norman Mason
Kelly
Mason
Carl Meeks
Carl
Banner County News
Moisture Fine for Fall Grains Article
Over three-fourths of an inch of rain and warm snow fell early in the week. The drizzle soaked into the ground and cloudy conditions aided moisture use. Though not enough to satisfy hopes, the moisture benefits winter wheat, especially on summer fallow, and improves root development for survival of winter weather. Winter wheat in the region looks promising.
Sanders Buys Potter Dray Line From Christensen
A Tuesday deal transfers the Potter dray line from Chris Christensen to R I Sanders of Big Springs. Sanders, an industrious young man with a truck, moves his wife and child to Potter to begin the service. Christensen and sons have drayed for years and their departure is noted as the Sanders takeover fills the gap.
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R. I. Sanders
Big Springs
Chris. Christensen
Mr. Sanders
Potter
Mr. Christensen
Sanders
Pleasant View and Area Social Roundup
Pleasant View residents and neighbors share visits and small events from midweek to Sunday. Edna Mangels received gifts at a shower. she and Walter Borcher plan marriage next Sunday. Numerous calls and motor trips link W D Mathewson, August Thies Jr, Leland Bundy, Frank Matthes, Helen Palisch, Art Schubarth, Paul Pilz, and other locals across Potter Sidney Seward Hanover Kimball and Sterling with various callers and travels.
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W. D. Mathewson
August Thies Jr
Sidney
Art Obendorfer
Harry Courtright
Sterling
Colo
Cauncey Hibbard
Wm. Borcher
Walter
Potter
Frank Matthes
Helen Palisch
Frank Mueller and Sons
Seward
Nebr
Hanover
Kans
Anna Schwartz
Wim. Borcher
Art, Schubarth
Paul Pilz
Walter Wittrock
Aug. Thies Jr
Leland Bundy
Flora Courtright
Marguerite Bundy
Leland
Bindy
Industry
Welk
For Sale About 125 Bushel Rye Gunderson Potter Nebr
Sale notice lists about 125 bushels of full rye offered by Chas Gunderson of Potter Nebraska. No contact details provided beyond location.
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Chas. Gunderson, Potter
Nebr
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The
Potter Review
P Jensen
Boclus
KFKX
Westinghouse
KIKX
Pioneer
J. C. Gilbert
Bureau Agricultureal Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
KIX
Christensen Dray
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