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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
2
When a man gives you a square deal on a second hand car you can trust him anywhere. We are glad of this opportunity to inform you that we are now ready and equipped to handle any auto work that may come our way. We guarantee our repairs and will put your car in splendid condition again. Will tell you more next time.
Mrs G Mix of Chicago and four companions barely escaped serious harm when their car turned turtle in deep sand on the big hill south of town. Mix was knocked unconscious but all others suffered only minor injuries. The car was badly damaged.
A Potter week showing of a play titled What Every Woman Learns presents a young woman disillusioned by her husband choice. The piece argues laughter differs from happiness and notes many keep private sorrows despite public cheer, valuing inner sacrifice as reward.
The newspaper notes quarterly bank reports from two local banks to the state banking board. It compares these figures with eastern towns, showing the west far outranks the east in money per capita. The piece attributes this to the land of opportunity and plenty.
A man in a regional tale eyed a 160 acre farm for 8000 dollars with 120 acres sown to wheat. He bought it, harvested 3600 bushels of wheat at 2.10 dollars each, and the profit convinced him to abandon plans to move to California.
The Chappel Register quotes a warning urging residents to sabotage a town by restricting building use, overcharging rents, shunning newcomers, boycotting local institutions, avoiding religion or education funding, and neglecting local newspapers by refusing subscriptions or ads to hide business activity. The piece warns such conduct will kill a town unless civic leaders act.
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