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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
8
Local notice indicates H Stevens estate remains independent in political matters. Subscription rate listed as $1.50 per year with reference to Campbell news service and Intertype equipment present in the advertisement.
A local voice lauds harmony between Potter’s village council and the Gasman after armistice, credits President Roosevelt and supporters for aiding Potter’s unemployed, and urges new projects like a city hall and cemetery water works to sustain employment and town growth.
A local writer urges Potter residents to clear grade on a hill by the cemetery, cut trees along a road to save fuel, and push into new lands for larger fields. He criticizes a local allotment rule, praises President Roosevelt’s nondiscrimination stance, and calls ex-soldiers to join the American Legion and attend the December Legion carnival to support fellow veterans.
The report lists multiple local residents and families in SEXTORP as they prepared for the Thanksgiving recess. It notes dismissals, visits to relatives, choir and social gatherings, and several dinner and party engagements around the weekend.
The Bluebird Campfire met at Gertrude Iverson’s home on Tuesday December 5 after school. They discussed raising money, fixing old toys for the needy, and making presents for parents. Each member recited the law and its meaning, and a lunch followed at 5:30 p.m. Reporter.
An ad notes soda disturbs digestion causing gas and sour stomach. It promotes Adlerika as a superior remedy and claims a single dose removes bowel poisons that disrupt sleep. The Potter Drug Co advertises the product.
Families and friends traveled between Sidney Denver and local farms for Thanksgiving. Numerous Nelsons Haacks Lockharts Bertramsons Hansens Jordans and Jordans shared meals and visited relatives across multiple homes in the region.
Grand Island Nebraska December 7 1933 an advertisement urges rectal trouble sufferers to choose a doctor carefully. It claims a definite prompt cure with Dr Rich Rectal Specialist and invites letters with enclosure. The tone emphasizes unique treatment and warnings against neglect.
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