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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

4

Guide Book Describes Utah Colorado Realms and Rail War

The U S Geological Survey publishes a motorist guide detailing plateaus deserts and mountains from Denver to Salt Lake City. It covers rock strata mining history at Leadville reclamation work and the 1878 1880 Royal Gorge railroad war between Denver & Rio Grande and Santa Fe with lasting outcomes.

Uncle Sam Golden West United States Geological Survey Colorado Utah Geological Survey Denver & Rio Grande Western Denver Salt Lake City Department Leadville Wizard Forest Service Denver & Rio Grande Santa Fe Royal Gorge

Soviet Finance Chief Reports Paper Ruble Surge

Finance Commissioner Sokolnikov told the Workmen’s and Peasants’ Parliament that circulating rubles reached 1,182 trillion despite comments of improvement. He warned the army of 800,000 troops costs a third of the budget and urged drastic curtailment of state expenses while urging new tax growth and industrial development to cover rising expenditures and a gold ruble shortage.

Sokolnikov MM. Sokolnisov M. Sokolnikov

Boy Dies of Poison as Sisters Born in Mikana

Jock Hastings, aged two, died after drinking poison at the Mikana Wisconsin home of Mr and Mrs J G Hastings. A baby girl was born to the couple a few hours later. The death occurred shortly before the birth.

Jock Hastings Mikana Wis J. G. Hastings

Lived Pictures of Turkish Atrocities Eyewitness Letter

An eyewitness describes Smyrna’s massacre and burning, with refugees fleeing for safety. The writer details Turkish pillage, the slaughter of Greeks and Armenians, the archbishop’s brutal death, and his family’s escape to Greece then onward to Piraeus. He recounts scenes from Afion Karahissar to Smyrna, noting fires, guard betrayal, and peril for Christians.

Smyrna International Institute For Young Women’s Christin Association Piraeus Afion Karahissar Asia Minor Agia Photini Standard Commercial Trading Corporation Perivolo Koukloudka Standard Standard Trading Corporation Kemal Syra Tinos Father Evangelos

Tin toys from Japan unloaded in Seattle tale

A historical note describes used tin from Japan arriving in Seattle ports. Cans once carrying ship oil to China are refilled with vegetable oils and shipped back to the United States. Emptied into Puget Sound tankers, the cans are purchased by Japanese toy makers, flattened, baled, and shipped back as ballast. In Japan these reused tins are turned into popular mechanical toys for American children. The author notes Japan depends on wood, iron, and tin for manufacturing.

Japan Seattle Pacific China United States Puget Sound Orient America

What I Want to be and Why School Themes

A student explores career ideas including domestic science teaching and dressmaking. Citing health, cooking, safe canning, and the value of tailoring, the narrator argues for careers that combine service, skill, and thrift.

I would like to be a stenographer or dressmaker

The writer prefers stenography as a path into business life, noting it as decent pay and not overly heavy work. They also consider dressmaking as a sideline, able to save money and make gifts at home, with nursing and teaching as future options if circumstances allow. They describe duties, pay ranges, and schedules for nurses and teachers.

Piles Cure Promised by Reedul Specialist Ad

Dr Rich advertises a quick non surgical cure for piles without operation or bed rest at Grand Island. The guarantee promises no payment if not cured, claiming hundreds of successful cases. Prospective patients are urged to write for details on rapid relief.

Rich Grand Island

Piles Relief Promised by Grand Island Doctor

Local advert claims Dr Rich offers an easy non operative treatment for piles and rectal troubles with a permanent cure guaranteed or payment not due. It urges sufferers to seek his clinic in Grand Island for quick relief.

Rich Grand Island

Christmas Cards on Display at The Review

The Review presents a fine line of Christmas cards with envelopes, verse or sentiment, and printed names. Prices range to fit the pocketbook, with silver or bronze embossing available. Orders welcome before the Christmas rush. visit for samples and place orders now.

Candles and Candle Sticks Featured by The Gilt Shop Sidney

Polychrome candles and candle sticks in crystal silver mahogany and brass are showcased by The Gilt Shop on the Corner in Sidney highlighting varied styles and finishes for home decor.

Sidney

Raymond E Witham Dentist Leads Local Legion Meeting

Ray E Witham, dentist of Sidney Nebraska, Potter Post 291 American Legion meets at 7 30 p m on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. The Gift Shop at the Corner in Sidney offers two new silverware patterns along with standard sets and individual pieces.

Potter Post American Legion Sidney

Gift Shop Corner Art Dept Debuts New Holiday Goods

Be sure and see the new Art Department in the Gift Shop on the Corner before you decide on a Christmas present. A lot of new novel things you have wanted but could not find except in the city.

Send the Review for a Christmas Present-Why Not

A light hearted note urges sending a review as a Christmas present, suggesting a playful gift idea. The piece frames feedback as a seasonal token, inviting readers to consider publishing a thoughtful critique as a holiday gesture.

Potter Review Sets Tri-State Farmer Rate at 1.75

The Potter Review remains the publisher for the Tri-State Farmer at a combined $1.75 for new and renewal subscriptions. Regular prices are $1.50 for the Review and $1.00 for the Tri-State Farmer. Both papers are issued weekly.

Potter Review Tri-State Farmer Ximball

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