School and Village Election Next Tuesday Details
The school and village election will be held next Tuesday, April 7, at the old Potter State Bank building from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eight candidates appear on each ballot. The school board selects five, with two-year terms for the top two, two-year and one-year terms for the next three. The school candidates are August Schmidt, Mrs. Grant Brady, F. C. Harris, Mrs. W. T. Sloan, August Mielke, C. L. Rogers, R. A. Babcock, Evan Stines. The village trustees select five, with two-year terms for the top three and one-year terms for the next two. The village candidates are Clarence Johnson, R. L. MacAdam, C. A. Larsen, H. R. Curry, Wm. Goding, Alfred Arnell, Wm. Helsing, Homer Light. The police magistrate race lists Dr A. J. Ames as the sole candidate.
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Potter State Bank
August Schmidt
Grant Brady
F. C. Harris
W. T. Sloan
August Mielke
C. L. Rogers
R. A. Babcock
Evan Stines
Clarence Johnson
R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Larsen
H. R. Curry
Wm. Goding
Alfred Arnell
Wm. Helsing
Homer Light
A. J. Ames
Farmers Program Tonight Opens Free Entertainment in Potter
Sextorp Farmers Union and Potter Local of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association stage a free program in Seyfang hall tonight. Farmers and their wives have prepared a fine show with strong local talent from the north divide. No admission is charged and all are invited to attend.
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Sextorp Farmers Union
Potter
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Seyfang Hall
North Divide
Ladies Aid to Serve Lunches on Election Day
The Ladies Aid Society will serve lunches next Tuesday election day at Johnson Cords Co Hansen Seyfang Mere Co How 3 Lumber Co Th will commence serving at 11 30 a m They will offer sandwiches pie doughnuts and coffee Your patronage is appreciated.
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Ladies Aid Society
Johnson-Cords Co
Hansen-Seyfang Mere. Co
How 3 Lumber Co
Pasture for Rent Near Potter Nebraska Ad
Pasture for rent grazing section 29 17 52 thirteen miles north of Potter joins Jos Kubes place cheap to right party Ad dress J H Harding Auburn Neb 4c.
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Potter
Jos
Kubes’ Place
J. H. Harding
Auburn
Neb
Legion Banquet Delights Potter Post Veterans at Lincoin Highway Cafe
Potter Post American Legion members enjoy a royal style banquet at Lincoln Highway Cafe. Veterans of World War I filled long tables as Wells marshaled the lineup, Ollie served the main course, and quartet members rendered old drill field tunes. Adjutant John son presided as toastmaster while Lawrence Schwarty received a rising vote of confidence. The evening closed with a performance of the Star Spangled Banner and plans for future Legion events.
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Potter Post
Ollie
Lillian Stines
Meta Gemeinhardt
Johnson
Cary
Cords
Biggs
Fred John
Lawrence Schwarty
Moisture Boosts Crop Prospects Across Potter County
Rains on Monday and Wednesday forenoon delivered 0.71 inches in Potter, with 0.45 inches Monday and 0.26 Wednesday morning. Ground was dry and moisture fell slowly, with benefits difficult to estimate. At 3:30 Wednesday indications point to more moisture soon.
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Potter
ON OUR HONOR ROLL NEW SUBSCRIBERS REPORTED
The paper thanks new and renewing subscribers including Oscar Redeen Chas Gunderson Chas Smith Mrs Gertrude Nelson Harvey Fisher Isrick Anderson Jay Lewis Mrs Emma Olson Ever Larson James C Johnson and others from city Dix Nebr Leavenworth Kans. Subscribe for year round updates.
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Potter
Oscar Redeen
Chas. Gunderson
Chas. Smith
Gertrude Nelson
Harvey Fisher
Isrick Anderson
Dix
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Jay Lewis
Leavenworth
Kans
Emma Olson
Ever Larson
James C. Johnson
Potter Sunday School Sets Attendance Records and Plans
L V Slocumb announces Potter Church activities with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. 189 attend last Sunday aiming for 200. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. Christ our Passover. 2:30 p.m. Corner schoolhouse preaching. 7:00 p.m. Epworth Leagues. 8:00 p.m. evening service Some Characteristics of a Man of God. Bishop Miller to preach April 19 with Women Foreign Missionary Society handling the evening service. Baptism planned April 12. Plenty of room remaining in both morning and evening services.
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Potter Sunday School
Fuster
Epworth
Miller
Phillipine Islands
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
L. V. Slocumb
Women’s Club Program on J Sterling Morton
The Women’s Club will meet Friday the 10th at Mrs Rogers home with Mrs R A Babcock in attendance. The program centers on J Sterling Morton with roll call and nature description as the topic.
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J. Sterling Morton
Rogers
R. A. Babcock
Farmers Union Elevator Hog Shipment Notice
Farmers urged to list hogs for shipment at Brownson’s Farmers Union Elevator at least one week before shipping. Promotes the most efficient economical and equitable hog marketing method. Cheyenne County Farmers Union Cooperative Shipping Assn. 4mare.
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Farmers Union
Brownson
Cheyenne County Farmers Union Co-operative Shipping Assn
Ten Acre Corn Contest Again With Higher Prizes
The Cheyenne county ten acre corn growing contest returns with increased prize money. Contestants county wide compete for a silver loving cup from the Sidney Telegraph, engraved with the winner’s name and year. A three time winner earns ownership of the cup. North bench prizes include a cultivator, life membership in the Nebraska Crop Growers Association, and cash and merchandise. South bench offers a John Deere cultivator, a life membership, and additional cash prizes.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
John Deere
Nebraska Crop Growers
Terrible Looking Cloud Spawns Mild Storm and Hail
A west approaching cloud at 1 30 pm Monday described as the meanest seen, swept over Potter with speeds around 75 mph though no wind reached ground. People sought shelter in basements while a mild storm produced 0.45 inches of rain, hail and sleet that briefly covered the ground and quickly melted.
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Potter
Bronson Club Meets as Election Looms at Next Gathering
The Bronson H. H. Club met with Mrs. M. H. Vowers last Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ben Couch home on April 9 with an officer election. Local residents noted Sidney visitor H. Morfeld, Potter shopping by N. J. Nelson and Palmer Atheston, and repairs to wells by Elmer Wilson and Earl Easton. The Farmers Union Local of Brownson plans a fish fry and feed on Saturday night April 4.
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Bronson H. H. Club
M. H. Vowers
Ben Couch
H. J. Morfeld
Sidney
N. J. Nelson
Palmer
Athieston
Potter
Earl Easton
Elmer Wilson
Henry Schrear
McCormick Deering
Thomas Iv
County contest offers cash and life memberships
The Nebraska Crop Growers Association announces prizes for valley and rough land contests with first place cash, second place cash, and life memberships. State prizes total five awards of 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5 dollars, plus medals. Enrollment open to Cheyenne county farmers over 18 at the county agent Willey’s office.
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Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Lewis Olson
Potter
Willey
Cheyenne County
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