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Rs. Mersaheim. Gene Binning of Kimball was a cal ler here Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
4
Rs. Mersaheim. Gene Binning of Kimball was a cal ler here Wednesday.
A carload of potatoes was shipped from Potter Tuesday by several Krowers. Mr and Mrs Lee Hagemeister and their children left Wednesday for Grand Island to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
The Kensington Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mrs Roy MacAdam on Friday December 1 with Mrs Elmer Seyfang serving as hostess.
The Ladies Guild announces a bazaar and lunch next Saturday to support a worthy cause. Help the ladies participate and contribute to the charity event organized by local volunteers.
Mrs C R Tanner and Neal departed Saturday for Tekamah Nebraska to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives in what appears to be a family travel item from a local page.
Potter high school's pep club met Monday evening at the home of Miss Harriette MacAillam with eighteen girls in attendance.
Potter places of business will close all day Thursday November 30 to observe Thanksgiving day, affecting customer service and operations across locations.
Mr and Mrs E R Hermansen join Millary and Douglas for a Thanksgiving visit in Omaha as they spend the holiday with relatives.
Kinley Herboldsheimer arrived on Tuesday from Lincoln where he attends State University for the week’s holiday.
Twenty four young people from Pot ter Methodist church attended the Ep worth League rally at Chappell last Sunday evening.
The Review requests readers to submit their Thanksgiving day guest lists for publication next week. Readers are urged to jot down names and turn them in promptly for inclusion.
Joan Hagemeister daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Hagemeister entertained her Sunday school class at a birthday party at their home on Tuesday afternoon after school dismissal.
Thomas Iverson, patient at a Sid ney hospital, is reported improving and gaining strength. He expects to be moved to the veterans hospital at Cheyenne soon for further treatment.
Mrs Leora Reetz and her escorts Gayland and Bertha Mae left for Bloomfield and Wisner on Monday to visit relatives and friends during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Wanted notice seeks 5000 skunk furs and 10000 coyote furs and whole No 1 jack rabbits at 7c each. Imball Nebraska contact B W Hayden via phone 208 lire.
The junior class and their sponsor did themselves proud Friday evening in the presentation of their class play. The large crowd was pleased by the presentation. Door receipts were a round $42.00.
Equipped and experienced in erecting servicing and repairing of all well equipment and windmills.
Omaha cattle receipts reach 10,000 head as the week opens with steady bids on yearlings and light steers. Heavier cattle and short fed steers move at similar or higher prices. Best steers around 10.65, cow stockers and feeders in active demand. native cows and range cattle show mixed gains and declines across grades.
Hogs receipts Monday totaled 14 000 head with liberal local supplies and weaker markets elsewhere dragging prices 10 to 15 cents lower than Friday. Sheep and lambs receipts reached 7 600 head with fat lambs listed medium to choice, fair to medium for others. Feeder lambs and cull lots shown at around 6 to 10 dollars per head, reflecting general softness.
Reynold Erickson and his California family arrived the first of the week to visit at Algot Erickson’s home and with relatives. J. R. Graves fractured his arm Wednesday forenoon after a fall from a loading chute in the U P yards while loading out a scrap iron car.
The Royal Neighbors will meet on Thursday December 7 but the meeting night has been moved to the first Thursday of each month. This session is for the election of officers and all members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rose entertained Mr and Mrs George Coulter Mr and Mrs James Coulter and Mr and Mrs Francis Rose Tuesday evening for the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rose.
Gene Tebricke, son of Mr and Mrs E C Tebrinke, left Sunday morning for Rantoul Illinois to join the aviation division of the regular army.
Thanksgiving guests at the Lewis Olsen home last Thursday included Dr and Mrs Walter Gunderson and children of Sterling Colorado Miss Myrtle Gunderson of Tie Siding Wyoming and Miss Loma Shoemaker of Laramie Wyoming.
Residents celebrate Thanksgiving on November 30 per governor proclamation while others mark November 23 per the president. The piece notes the nation could benefit from multiple holidays and even 365 Thanksgiving days a year.
Water is a heat reservoir and requires large heat to raise its temperature. Evaporation occurs as water absorbs heat from surroundings until vapor pressure reaches a saturation point. Saturated air pressure rises with temperature from about .2 inch at 32F to 1.2 inches at 85F. The atmosphere is rarely saturated, typically at about 70 percent of its potential capacity. High humidity slows evaporation, while low humidity speeds it.
The article notes crocs cannot stick out their tongues and move it up and down. It explains crocs differ from alligators, their distant relation to lizards, and how only orangutans can overpower a crocodile. It describes venomous sea and Nile crocodiles and their aggressiveness toward humans and orangutans.
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