Potter Village approves funding bonds for 1920 tax plan
Potter Nebraska village trustees meet nov 22 1920 adopt a resolution declaring the result of the November 9 1920 funding bond election. They authorize issue of 11500 dollars in 23 bonds for funding existing indebtedness and levy taxes for interest and a sinking fund. Ordinance 42 sets bond terms 6 percent interest 500 each due 1940 redeemable after ten years. Bonds to be registered in Cheyenne County and sold to Benwell Phillips Este Co. of Denver.
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State OF
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Potter
J. A. Woten
E. H. Biggs
Grant Brady
J. H. Mahler
Clarence Johnson
Wm. H. Goding
Brady
Board of ‘Trustees
Board of Trustees
Mahler
Johnson
Woten
Tose
United States of America
New York Exchange
State Auditor of Public Accounts
Cheyenne County
Potter County
Sidney
A. D
ER. H. Biggs
H. Stevens
Auditor of Public Accounts
Eane County
Benwell, Phillips, Este & Co
Denver
Colorado
Vilage of
Poter
Local notes from Cheyenne and surrounding towns
Gilbert Nelson of Cheyenne visited Potter last Saturday while Harry Courtright and his mother called on businesses in Kimball on Wednesday. Wm Ball returned from Mwing Nebraska after a ten day visit with his sister. Mr and Mrs Karl Gaskill of Dix spent Sunday in Peter at the Henry home. Forrest Ifite visits Cheyenne area with Bill Morrison and Virgil Southwick. John Woten shipped a carload of wheat today to buyers in Omaha.
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Wm. Ball
Mwing
Nebr
Mrs
Karl Gaskill of
Dix
Peter
Walter Henry
Forrest Ifite
Cheyenne
Bill Morrison
Virgil Southwick
John Woten
Omaha
No Joke in Guarantee for Smallpox. Potter Youth Realize Fact
A wary notice notes that smallpox guarantees remain serious for youths, with awareness dawning since Tuesday. Officials urge adherence to safety measures and vaccination considerations amid growing concern among families and local organizations.
Nice weather boosts cement sidewalk work this week
The week brought mostly warm dry conditions ideal for sidewalk construction with a mix of cloudy sultry days and several clear periods aiding crews to lay cement. Weather favored outdoor labor and progress appeared steady.
Biggs Barber Shop Receives Delayed Plate Glass Install
The new plate glass for Biggs barber shop arrived this week after months of delay and was installed, restoring the storefront’s updated look and ending a long wait for Mr. Biggs.
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Biggs
Mr. Biggs
Challburg A. A. on Lincoln business week
A. A. Challburg spends the week in Lincoln on business with Chas Wood filling his power plant engineering position.
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A. A. Challburg
Lincoln
Chas, Wood
Mr. Challburg
Cattlemen Queen and Johnson Return From Kansas City Market
J. R. Queen and C. W. Johnson returned last week from Kansas City where they marketed cattle and attended the large stock show.
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J. R. Queen
C. W. Johnson
Kansas City
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Next Wednesday
The Ladies Aid Society will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ian Nelson. Mrs Wi MacAdam and Mrs J C Bartlett will entertain the aid. Everybody welcome.
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Ladies Aid Society
Ian Nelson
Wi. MacAdam
J. C. Bartlett
Business visitors Hl. W. Struble and E. R. Johnson in county seat
Hl. W. Struble and E. R. Johnson were in the county seat on Thursday forenoon as business visitors.
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Hl. W. Struble
E. R. Johnson
Cheyenne Man Spends Brief Stop Between Trains
A. F. Whitmire of Cheyenne, 14 Potter, spent a few minutes between trains Saturday renewing acquaintances.
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A. F. Whitmire
Cheyenne
Potter
Osteopath Dr Cobble expands practice in Potter
Dr W Tl Cobble, an osteopath physician from Chappell Nebraska, visits Potter on Tuesdays and Fridays each week to attend to patients and build his practice. He serves on the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners.
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W. Tl. Cobble
Chappell, Nebr
Local Farmers Haul Hogs After Tuesday Sale
Leonard Johnson Victor Johnson Hugh Wiseman George Leafdale C A Jensen Harry Henrikson W Huffman Gus Johnson Joe G John son and Art Frostrum led a group of farmers hauling hogs last Tuesday in a county sale. The event drew multiple locals and reflected a active agricultural strike.
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Leonard Johnson
Victor Johnson
Hugh Wiseman
George Leafdale
C. A. Jensen
Harry Henrikson
W. Huffman
Gus Johnson
Art Frostrum
Evangelists Varnadore and Varna dore depart for Nebr revival
Evangelists Varnadore and Varna dore, after a month in Potter with a three week campaign and a week at a school house north of Potter, left Tuesday for Chappell Nebraska to begin another revival outreach campaign.
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Varnadore
Potter
Chappell, Nebr
Doctor Ross Plans Winter in California After Wyoming Trip
Dr D C Ross arrived in town Wednesday from Wyoming oil fields by rail. He retrieved his car in Sidney and will continue overland to Denver to visit Mrs Ross. They plan a few weeks in Denver, then California for the winter, returning in spring to Wyoming wells where the doctor holds producing interests.
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D. C. Ross
Wyoming
Sidney
Denver
Will Brothers Improves After Severe Face Infection
Will Brothers has suffered a serious blood poisoning in the face from a kick by a horse. He is now improving, according to an update provided.
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Will Brothers
Mr. Brothers
Potter Drug Co Promotes Useful Christmas Gifts
The Potter Drug Company markets a new line of Christmas gifts aimed at practicality and ornamentation. With money scarce, they promote items that are both useful and decorative, reflecting national demand for substantial presents this season.
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Potter Drug Company
Night owls and late lights spark a curious question
The remark wonders what those who stayed up past eleven now do with lights out. It notes a shift in routine as people consider how bedtime habits may change when evening darkness ends earlier.
Tome Lumber Co Public Auction Sale Next Wednesday
The Tome Lumber Co will hold a public auction sale next Wednesday of numerous articles from their shelves and yard. Most items are new and offered far below present wholesale prices. Read the ad in this issue and attend the sale.
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The
Tome Lumber Co
Women bring red headed child to Cheyenne market
From the files of the Sidney Telegraph of 44 years ago in Cheyenne County two women arrived from the South Platte yesterday with a baby carriage bearing a very red headed and very angry youngster. The count of thirty nine outfits was noted as the child’s camped out three nights on the prairie. The two plucky women smiled as they headed toward the Cheyenne market with cats for sale.
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South Platte
Cheyenne
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Sunday School Class Party at Telmer Ticks Home
Mrs A A Challburgs class enjoyed a party last Friday evening at the Telmer Ticks home. Twenty eight children attended and a splendid program was presented. A highlight was a musical number by Carl Ball and Roland Varnadore followed by delightful refreshments.
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A. A. Challburg
Telmer Ticks
Carl Ball
Roland Varnadore
Notice of attachment in Nebras ka case against Geo Niemoller
On November 22 1920 Justice of the Peace Martin Leafdale of Cheyenne county Nebraska issued an attachment order for 180 dollars in the action Elmer Jacobson plaintiff versus Geo Niemoller defendant. Seven head of cows belonging to the defendant were attached under the order. The case was adjourned to January 5 1921 at 2 p m. ELMER JACOBSON.
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Geo. Niemoller
Martin Leafdale
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elmer Jacobson
Plantiff
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