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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
J M Hughes attended a Standard Oil meeting in Scottsbluff on Tuesday of this week, participating in discussions likely pertinent to regional oil operations and industry relations.
LEdgar Anderson of Potter Nebraska lists a four year old thoroughbred Hereford bull for sale. G A Stark of the Redington territory was a caller in Potter Saturday.
Frank Dvorak advertises a three year old white faced thoroughbred bull for sale. An item notes Mrs Ray Arnell and Billy Neal were Sunday guests at the Albert Jacobson home, with Mr and Mrs Arnell hosting.
For sale a complete electric washer and wringer in working condition. Enquiries welcomed at Potter Review 12a.
C J Osborn of Sidney and Henry Eyerly of North Platte called at the N S Miller home Friday.
Mr and Mrs Joe Schwartz and daughter Elmer Seyfang and Pete Hansen were in Scottsbluff as business callers yesterday. They conferenced with local business figures and discussed potential projects and partnerships in the area.
The Auxiliary is planning Christmas baskets again and urges donations to help fill them. Accept donations with Mrs. Ralph Robertson or Mrs. E. H. Seyfang, or at the Hansen Seyfang store.
George Jensen sustained scalp lacerations in a tractor accident last week and is now recovering well with treatment and rest.
Mira, Emil Cords and Mrs. N. S. Miller spent Monday in Cheyenne. They accompanied Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Babcock of Sidney.
Clyde Lovall and family prepare to move to their new Wyoming residence while August Thies and family relocate into the Lovall home, establishing the latest local housing shift.
A stunning display fills the New Gift Shop in Sidney offering gifts for every shopper on the Christmas list. The store markets a wide array of holiday items and decorative pieces.
Reverend L V Slocumb was a business caller in Potter Tuesday forenoon driving a recently purchased Plymouth sedan.
Rev and Mrs C R Tanner travel to Farnam Nebraska where Rev Tanner will deliver the funeral sermon for W E B Casewell a prominent local citizen.
A box supper and Christmas tree will be held at Juells school on Wednesday evening December 18. Everyone is invited. Elizabeth Goding teacher.
The Gift Shop in Sidney advertises a Rogers chest set for six people at 19.50 with lifetime guarantee. Community members are welcomed to inquire.
A description extols a new feather-touch pen offered by The Gift Shop in Sidney. It promises unmatched writing quality and urges customers to try it, claiming no other pen will satisfy once experienced.
Mrs George Davis of Cheyenne, mother of Stanley Davis, underwent a major operation at Kimball Saturday for the removal of gall stones and is reported resting well this week. Her condition has been very serious.
The Blue Bird Sewing club forms with Marilyn Miller, Shirley Micliller, Lois Hagemeister, and Marjorie Johnson as original members. The reporter notes the club’s name and purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen and Mrs. K Hansen travel to Cheyenne Sunday for the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groesbeck. The bride is an old friend of the Hansen family. Mrs. E H Seyfang accompanies them. They stay until Monday afternoon.
Bulova Elgin Waltham Hamilton wrist watches offered while stocks last at The New Gift Shop in Sidney with the invitation to make a selection as inventory remains complete.
Potter and Dalton battle for top action in a fast conference game. Potter lost their first league game 19-14 to Goodview last Friday. Schwartz and Biggs led scoring for Potter with q points each. Starting lineup included Schwartz, Biggs, Fisher, Johnson, and Leafdale with substitutions Shea, J. Nelson and P. Nelson. Also notes on Broadwater Rings promotion and Sidney Gift Shop birthstone sale. Chappell installing two city pumps at 300 and 600 gpm.
Rev John Klundt of Gering killed in a crash with Clair Douglas of Gering on the way to Ashley North Dakota. They spent the night at Mornrdo South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Catron celebrate golden wedding at their farm near Northport on Thanksgiving day. Null found guilty of grand larceny for stealing dressed turkeys from a Sidney packing plant.
Mrs. Mable Peters of Carpenter Wyoming is missing with a year old baby and five year old daughter. Relatives and officers fear for her safety while Warren Peters, her husband, suspects amnesia and a journey toward Omaha. Peters is 26, five feet three, dark complexioned, daughter of Thomas and Mary Bishop of Cheyenne. Also reported: obituaries for Henry O Eastman in Mitchell and Frank O Burgess in Sidney, with bank ties, musical interests, and family survivors. The Sidney paper notes Robert Oberfelder’s 80th birthday tea at Cheyenne Country Club hosted by niece Mrs Joseph Wasserman, while the Theinhardt family in Banner county escapes a basement fire thought caused by a mouse-chewed match.
C W Johnson at the old stand advertises an exchange of Dempster windmills De Laval separators manure spreaders and security calf food washing machines for livestock. The terse notice lists equipment available and invites interested buyers or exchanges.
WANTED TO PURCHASE Good milk cow Ivan Newbold Dalton Nebraska 15 miles NE Potter. POPCORN FOR SALE Shelled 6c Ibear 1.25 bushel basket Walter Chapman. WANTED TO BUY Mules cattle hog pige Drop card W W Kelley Scottsbluff Nebr 9a tf
General Electric irons percolators and waffle irons headline a festive selection at The New Gift Shop. Electric appliances aim to light up Christmas with practical improvements and classic housewares for shoppers seeking handy, dependable gifts this season.
Livestock prices at Union Stock Yards Omaha show cattle receipts around 13 000 head with strictly choice cornfed beef scarce and weak to lower. Fat lambs ease to a quarter lower while feeder lambs rise slightly and hogs see a 10 to 15 cent uptick on good weights amid steady to firmer demand. Sheep and lamb movement sluggish with opening bids down 15 to 25 cents from last week.
Fat lamb quotes show varied grades from fed and native categories with prices ranging from 6.00 to 10.60 per cwt. Feeder lambs list Rangers and yearlings priced around 7.00 to 9.50, with notes on quality. A stray filler line quotes a bachelor joke and a referee cheer remark about a home team victory.
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