Wickhorsts Leave On Extended Eastern Visit
Ray and Leslie Wickhorst departed last Thursday for an extended visit in the eastern part of the state. Joe Nelson and Carl Dahlman are husking corn this week. Civo Reetz notes there is nothing like a radio on cold evenings. Jess Lambert and they were Sidney callers last Friday. Wm. Kubes drove to Sidney on Monday and spent Tuesday at Emil Nelson's home north of Dix. Ever Larson helps Sam Wikstrom repair his windmill. John Carlson called on Chas. McKee Tuesday. Elmer Jacobson shopped in Potter Wednesday.
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Ray
Leslie Wickhorst
Joe Nelson
Carl Dahlman
Civo
Reetz
Jess Lambert
Thsy
Sidney
Wm. Kubes
Emil Nelson
Dix
Ever Larson
Sam Wikstrom
John Carlson
Chas. McKee
Elmer Jacobson
Potter
Young lad passes away after ill spell at home
Paul, son of Mrs. Margaret Jackson and brother to Andrew Jensen, died suddenly late Wednesday evening after a brief throat illness. Funeral plans were not yet set, and neighbors report the family in mourning as relatives offer sympathy.
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Paul
Margaret Jackson
Andrew Jensen
South
Erickson
James
Local business callers visit Potter from surrounding towns
W. M. Costello of Sidney and T. S. Adams of Kimball, Potter telephone manager, were in Potter yesterday. Mrs. C. A. Larsen, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, and Mrs. Evan Stines were among Wednesday callers in the county seat.
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T. S. Adams
Kimball
Potter
C. A. Larsen
Gertrude Nelson
Evan Stines
Potter Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Announced
The Potter Volunteer Fire Department will meet next Monday evening in the Legion club rooms. The gathering aims to organize upcoming events and review community safety plans with members and invited officials.
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Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Legion Club
Johnsons and Coulter Attend Bridgeport Irrigation Meeting
C W Johnson, Joseph Johnson and George Coulter are in Bridgeport for the irrigation meeting in the latter part of the week, joining local attendance and discussions on water use and farm efficiency.
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C. W. Johnson
Joseph Johnson
George Coulter
Bridgeport
Oscar Linn Added to Cheyenne Scottish Rite Attendance
In the Cheyenne Scottish Rite ceremony list, Oscar Linn was present, joining attendees previously noted. The omission has been corrected to reflect his participation among the attendees.
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Cheyenne
Oscar Linn
Mrs Oral Griswold Family Vacation With Hicks
Mrs Oral Griswold and two children of Sidney are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Hicks for a week.
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Oral Griswold
Sidney
Mrs. Griswold
Geo. Hicks
Pointed Paragraphs on Wealth, Love and Self Worth
A collection of witty maxims on marriage, money, and character. It warns that love without means is foolish and that self restraint matters. It suggests work over excuses, warns against flattery, and notes that even the prudent may crave bold, if risky, schemes.
Quips With A Punch From a Victorian Era Column
A collection of aphorisms on faults, temper, pride, wealth, and happiness. It argues experience comes from suffering, warns against vanity and speaking ill of oneself, and suggests practical uses for weeds and the idea of universal ethical action. Names like Burbank appear as例.
Miss Dorothy MacAdam and Stew art Nelson visited county seat
Miss Dorothy MacAdam and Stew art Nelson were business callers in the county seat on Wednesday forenoon.
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Dorothy MacAdam
Stewart Nelson
Gustafson Returns From California For Sisters Illness
Wm. Gustafson came back from California about two weeks ago after being summoned by the illness of his two sisters. The sisters remain very ill and no notable improvement has been observed.
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Wm. Gustafson
California
Wheat Conference Sets Stage for National Agency
A. M. Leafdale reported from Kansas City where delegates from wheat growing states formed the groundwork for a national agency. The conference aims to establish statistical and educational departments to aid growers nationwide, signaling a coordinated approach to wheat production and research.
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A. M. Leafdale
Kansas City
Christmas Program at M E Church on Christmas Eve
The M E Church hosts a Christmas Eve program on December 24 at 8 o’clock. The Sunday school will present a splendid show and Santa Claus is promised to attend. All are invited to attend this cordial community event.
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M. FE
Santa Claus
Sidney Orchestra to Play at Hardy's Hall Saturday
Sidney's orchestra the De fauxe Harmony 5 will perform to a record crowd at Hardy's hall on Saturday December 13th. The event is billed as the pet orchestra of the surrounding community and draws attendees from Sidney for city music.
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Ey Sidney
M. E. Church Notes by Pastor Slocumb
Regular services will be held next Sunday with invitations extended to all. Plans are underway for the Christmas program and tree to be held Christmas Day. A fuller notice will appear in later issues of the Review.
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Ater
L. V. Slocumb
Legion Sign Board Available for Rent at Daily Rates
The American Legion will rent its sign board to businesses or private individuals for 10 per day for local people and 25 cents per day for outsiders. When two or three seek time simultaneously, the board will be shared among them.
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The
American Legion
Mild weather ends snow as warmth prevails earlier week
The report notes warm, mild conditions have continued since Wednesday, with snow rapidly melting. No additional details provided.
Seyfangs Return From Eastern Trip By Auto
Mr and Mrs Elmer Seyfang and their daughter arrived Sunday evening on No 17 after a two week trip to eastern state points. Dan Duncan, who joined them, is snowed in awaiting better weather before attempting to drive home.
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Elmer Seyfang
Dan Duncan
The Review at Just One Fifty Cents a Copy
A sales pitch urges readers to subscribe or purchase The Review for only $1.50, highlighting affordability and value for keeping informed through local coverage.
Quotes on common sense and city life from a reflective voice
A fragmented reflection critiques appearances and social behavior. It contrasts artful dieting with genuine complexion, questions respect versus suspicion, and notes that powerful men are outspoken. It muses that public fatigue may push a weary man toward farming and that vacation impressions spark potential stories.
Christmas Cards Line From Review Prints Custom Sets
The Review offers a complete line of steel-dye engraved Christmas cards ready to order. Customers can view samples and have a set printed with any verse sentiment and their name and address.
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Alrady
Dix Notes and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
Mr and Mrs Petrus Peterson and son Donald spent a few days in Gering last week. John Benson visited his mother in Dix this week. Dix basketball team lost 5 to 1 at Lodge Pole. Elizabeth Engstrom absent from school. Howard Attaberry of Cheyenne visited in Dix Sunday. Mrs Wm Scheele attended lodge in Sidney Wednesday evening and visited her sister. Kimball callers included G Graham Velma Peterson and mother, and Mr and Mrs Wm Scheele. Wim Acheson attended I C O I encampment lodge in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lee Peterson dined at the Wanther home. Mr Eber's birthday noted. Mr and Mrs Hans Gunderson left Sunday for Omaha to attend commissioner convention. They will visit relatives returning. Mr and Mrs P C Peterson visited Lyman Kelly in Colorado Tuesday. Clara Parker spent the week with relatives in Dix. Mrs K G Walker visited Miss Chas Campbell Saturday. Mrs Slocumb of Potter was a business caller in Dix. Mrs Grant Rawley and children of North Platte visiting home folks. Mrs Kline of Kimball spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs P C Peterson.
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Petrus Peterson
Donald
Gering
John Benson
Dix
Lodge Pole
Elizabeth Engstrom
Howard Attaberry
Cheyenne
Wm. Scheele
Lodge
Sidney
Kimball
G. Graham
Velma Peterson
Person
Omaha
P. C. Peterson
Lyman Kelly
Colorado
Clara Parker
K. G. Walker
Chas. Campbell
Slocumb of
Potter
Grant Rawley
North Platte
Kline
Pp. C. Peterson
Notice to Creditors in the Johnson estate at Sid ney
In the County Court of Cheyenne county Nebraska the estate of Johnson deceased is set for claims on April 1 1925 at 10 oclock a m to examine and adjust. Claims must be presented within three months from January 10 1925 and debts paid within one year from January 10 1928. Witness seal of County Court dated December 8 1924.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Johnson
Sidney
Revised proverbs and mixed aphorisms from a noisy quip sheet
A collection of punning proverbs and wry lines about lending, bees, fools, women, editors, authors, and marriage. The items blend traditional wisdom with playful misprints and comic twists on everyday behavior.
Healthgrams: a diet of greens and carrots for color
A Boston Transcript piece extols health through vegetables and dairy. It urges eating leafy greens and carrots for color and vitality, noting milk as a principal food and joking about a rabbit’s diet and nine lives.
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Boston Transcript
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