Two Cars Turn Over Near Potter Crossing
A Nash touring car and a Dodge touring car both turned over at the crossing west of Potter on the Cheyenne-SKim ball county line after skidding on snow. The Dodge, owned by R. T. Griffin of Jackson Wyoming, was enroute to Moresville Indiana with Fred Lovejoy of Jackson Valley Telephone Co. as passenger. Griffin escaped with the car, Lovejoy suffered injuries including a dislocated shoulder and bruises. Crifath escaped unharmed. Lovejoy to finish trip by rail while Griffin resumes by car. Police and Dr. Ames attended. vehicle at City Garage for repairs.
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Potter
Kimball County
R. T. Griffin
Jackson
Wyo
Moresville
Indiana
Fred Lovejoy
Jackson Valley Telephone Co
Jefferson
Crifath
Jawejoy
Ames
Griffith
Mr. Lovejoy
Christmas Tree Free Adette Refers To Lansen-Sex AIS
An ad fragment offers a free Christmas tree and directs readers to see another advertisement for details. The brief note appears to be a stray classified fragment from Lansen-Sex ais without further context.
Open Letter From Sidney Newsroom December 10 1923
Dear Mr Editor Dr Kahse is sick with inflammatory rheumatism and will be unable to conduct Sunday afternoon services in Potter. Please announce this in your paper.
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Kahse
Potter
Gas from the Oil Well and Nebraska Tribute verse
Judge Gillan weighed theft reports in Dalton and noted the gasman was a Democrat like him. Poetical fragments praise Nebraska Ak-Sar-Ben, with playful jests about Ford cars, biblical fords, and local humor. G A S Dewey Mathewson visited Potter from the northeast.
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Gillan
Dalton
Potter Pasman
Frank Matthes
Troy W
Ile
Troy
Stevie
Jordan
Red Sea
Herb. C
Solomon
Pete Hansen
Sayings and jests from a veteran columnist
A collection of quips and observations on society work ethics and politics. The notes touch on summer storage for furs, corn and men, using common sense, pie size at a Lincoln restaurant, battery profits, payment plans, patriotic holidays, editorials and editors, President Everett True, Sunday auto accidents, rules of conduct, envy and country editors, a girl across the street, nose removal during shaving, sunshine distributors, funeral attendance, advertising value, education versus earnings, greed versus patience, equal rewards and thrift.
Revo and Mrs ROW Probo rted from trip east
Revo and Mrs ROW departed Monday from their trip heading east of town. The brief item notes their return direction and plans following the trip.
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Revo
Row. Probort
Jo Ues
Here
Fragmented ad items blend into scattered offers across town
A jumble of 19th or early 20th century classified notices advertises wood alcohol for radiators at 60e per gallon from Brady Pharmacy, a free Christmas tree offer, rental notices for a Modern 5 room residence near Adam Caunderson's, a Variety Store milk for sale, home delivery by calling 72, and wrist watches as low as 16 50 with 25 year guaranteed white gold movements from The Gift Shop on the Corner in Sidney.
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Jer
Sidney
New Silverware Patterns at The Gift Shop on the Corner
The Gift Shop on the Corner in Sidney offers 26 piece carved silverware chests starting at $14.50. This local ad highlights new patterns and budget pricing for gift buyers and collectors.
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Sidney
Foreign Advertising Rerprecent ia we THE AMERICAN PRIESSA
The fragment appears garbled with incomplete words and stray capitalization. It references American Press and foreign advertising but lacks coherent details suitable for a full summary.
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Priessa
Ordinary man speaks on politics and advertising
A speaker laments a lazy streak and extols genuine advertising over press agents. He denies Catholic or Mason loyalty concerns, mocks high minded critics, recalls missing a dinner at Carl Cass's home, and advises candidates to avoid free newspaper ads.
Women urged to buy knitting machines in hard times
A reader recalls past home work options like making cotton flannel gloves or enlarging pictures for little cost, contrasting with current push to buy knitting machines at high prices to knit at home, noting doubt about bank confidence.
Corn Shelling Service by Frank Brady
Lam offers shelling services for large or small jobs at reasonable prices. Capacity ranges from 1500 to 2500 bushels per day with a satisfaction guarantee. Contact Frank Brady for details.
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L Frank Brady
Physician and Surgeon in Potter Nebraska Glasses Fitted
Physician and Surgeon advertisement for Potter Nebraska offers glasses fitted and supplied with all work guaranteed. Calls answered night or day. Office and residence upstairs Twin Building.
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Potter
Nebr
Dr W T Sloan Announces Glasses Tested and Fitted
Report notes two eyes tested and glasses fitted by Dr W T Sloan with care and precision. The brief item highlights the optician’s service and patient assurance.
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W. T. Sloan
Bushnell Meets Potter in Two Top Games Tonight
Potter hosts Bushnell for two marquee basketball games. First tip at 7 45 PM with admission 20 and 35 cents. Come out and cheer for Potter as the season warms up.
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Bushnell
Potter
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Nebraska
Ak-Sar-Ben
California
South
New York
Kansas
Illinois
Texas
Hill
Fen
Aix-Sar-Ben
Dewey Mathewson
North-East Territory
Lincoln
Everett True
Ase Wood
Beau
Sunshine Distributors
Bridgeport Orchestra
Benish Hall
Wan
Antavavy
Ats and Accessories. Lumber Company
Tan
George Thornburg
Potter, Nebr
Itattia
Zatian Viat
Vwavavs
IAD Acacas Nia AV AS
Brady Pharmacy
Adam Caunderson
Brady
Carl Cass
A. J. Ames
DR. Ames
Ford
Willard
State Bank
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