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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
5
The Gift Shop in Sidney offers a Christmas special with a $6.75 value at $3.95 and new models for ladies and men from $18.75 to $35.00. Also promoting a watch guarantee and a subscription pitch with a playful note about not borrowing.
Notice invites attendance at the Christmas cantata to be held at the M E church next Sunday evening and urges guests to come early for seating. In Potter this week word arrived that another son joined the home of Mr and Mrs Fred G Johnson of Albin Wyoming. Donald Roy was born at the Burns Wyoming hospital on December six nineteen twenty nine and Fred is said to be wearing a smile that won't come off.
J. R. Quein fell suddenly ill on Monday at his ranch north of Potter with stomach trouble and has remained in serious condition. News received Thursday says he is somewhat better and hopes rise that he will regain his health soon. Mrs. Quein, a local teacher, has stayed by his bedside since the illness.
Pleasant Prairie notes describe decorating a school room for Christmas, Thanksgiving vacation, multiple Sunday visits to the Chris Peterson home, and various family gatherings. Students study South Atlantic states in sixth grade geography and the Revolution in eighth grade history, with eighth graders making Asia booklets.
Antelope residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend with Mr and Mrs John Heimer and family at the C P Herboldsheimer home. Maurice Nelson aided Hans Drost at work last week. Mads Larson visited Carl Larson and family on Friday. Carl and Dewey Larson drove to Kimball Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs August Haack and family dined with Jack Richards. They and family were business callers in Kimball Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson visited L K Nelson Sunday afternoon. Cecil Brady spent Sunday with Rodney Bertramson. Mrs Anna Sanders visiting briefly with Mrs Jack Richards. Mr and Mrs Jack Richards were seen in town.
A notice states that on January 3 1930 at 1 p m a public auction will sell chattels including a Ford truck engine number 13867699 one yearling heifer seven cows five calves at the Livery Barn Potter Nebraska. The sale is by Potter State Bank due to a mortgage dated November 19 1928 with Cheyenne County records showing a debt of 4260.66. Crowned by the bank.
Notice requests sealed bids for a year of county printing services covering commissioners proceedings, rolls, road notices, tax lists and more. Bids open January 7, 1930, at 1 p m with right to reject all bids. Also notice of foreclosure sale by sheriff on January 6, 1930 at 10 a m for the west half of section 31, township 14, range 52 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. sale at courthouse front door.
Community members can visit Dr Doran for a special opportunity in Sidney He emphasizes science of internal medicine and diet aiming to avoid surgery where possible He reports successful treatment of stomach ulcers goitre women’s ailments liver bowel and gall bladder issues high or low blood pressure heart and nerve disorders and related conditions
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