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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

8

Gas Tax Rant and Fatigue over Gasoline Prices

A local writer vents about the two cent gasoline tax and road funding, arguing farmers pay for fuel used in pumping water and threshing. He critiques gasoline prices, Ford wage plans, and questions distribution of wealth while recounting jokes, local names, and plans to push for gas legislation. The tone blends satire with social critique, ending with a tease about an Omaha grudge.

Henry Ford Ford Rockefeller Nels Miller Harry Courtright Harry Nels Hany Haristocracy Jess Tompkins Pratce Lodge Pole Valley Omaha

Moonshine Dream in a Distant Moonlit Wish

A lyric fragment expresses a craving for moonshine from a home made still. The speaker laments danger yet longs for more, hoping for a sparkling flow that would lift their spirits even as harm looms.

Second Edition Ramblings on Tractors and Moonshine

A quirky regional item mocks locals who defend or chase fads, mentioning Harry C. and Potter visitors to a local cook house, a boast about a Ford runabout, and a playful verse about moonshine and beverages, reflecting small town wit and telltale local names.

Harry C Potter Happy John Leyfang

Potter Lodge No 313 A F and A M Meeting Night

Potter Lodge 313 AF and AM meets on the second Tuesday each month at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall R A Babcock W M and R L MacAdam secretary announce the schedule and officers for the lodge activities

Potter Lodge NO Masonic Hall R. A. Babcock W. M. R. L. MacAdam Modern Woodmen OF America L. I. Lafferty V. C. Warry Warner Potter Volunteer Fire Department Claude Biggs Karl Fricke Dean Hagemeinster Woodmen OF the World Jos P. Schwartz C. C Alfred Arnell Potter Post NO American Legion Legion Hall R. L. MacAdam C. A. Lawson

Summer Fallowing Pledge From J F Hanson

J F Hanson touts a machine bought in Oregon for use on Cheyenne county farms to quickly and cheaply cover ground, revealing how summer fallow eliminates weeds like Russian thistles and tumble weeds. He plans to exhibit it in Sidney, claiming the method keeps fields clean and produces near black soil across the season.

I.O.B Oregon Cheyenne County Sidney J. F. Hanson

Wheat smut treatment cautions from county agent

County Agent warns copper carbonate dust is highly toxic and unfit for livestock feed. Proper application on wheat is essential to control smut, avoid shortcuts, and follow safety measures to prevent illness. The notice ends with a sales pitch for newspaper subscriptions and magazines.

Nebraska Experiment Station

Live stock prices at South Omaha trade steady to lower

Liberal receipts of sheep and lambs at Union Stock Yards South Omaha show prices steady to 25 cents lower. Fat lambs bring up to 14.50 with feeder lambs strong at 14.75 top. Aged sheep hold steady as market activity continues.

South Omaha

Cattle and Hog Market Report Slips and Prices Decline

A large liberal run arrived Monday totaling 16 500 cattle with corn fed cattle holding at top $14 25 and grass cattle lower by 10 15 cents from last week. Prime Wyoming feeders hit $10 90 while hogs dropped 25 to 40 cents with a top of $12 90 and most trading between $11 00 and $12 50. Lambs remained steady to lower.

Wyoming

Auction Note Announces Short Trial for Horses

A seller offers a few days trial on any horse bought and states willingness to buy horses if they prove good. Signed by R. E. Merscheim.

R. E. Merscheim

No. 3 passenger No 19 and 25 No 17

Fragmentary rail or transport note lists passenger numbers 3 19 and 17 with reference to 25 17 in a terse line. No clear event or action specified.

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