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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
5
Buck shows improvement after illness this week while Mrs. Warl Fricke and the Mueller baby remain on the sick list. Several residents, including W. F. B. Hila family and N. P. Rasmussen, are reported recovering. Ellis Fisher traveled to Cheyenne, and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brees visited Sidney. Mrs. Sarah Ladely and Mrs. Fred Johnson were noted for health and social calls respectively.
A number from here attended the Sidney performances on Monday and Tuesday evenings, drawing local interest and noting attendance figures from the two shows.
Theodore Buck and the baby have been on the sick list this week but are recovering. Dick Carlson returned from a three day flour selling campaign in Scottsbluff country. J W Weary of Juleshure Colorado visits in Poller at his son Walter's home. County seat callers include R W Francis R A Babcock Mrs R J MacAdam and Miss Jennie O Neill. City board of health investigated chickenpox cases and posted placards on affected houses. Win Nubis is seriously ill but rallying. Mrs Sam Wikstrom had tonsils removed in Sidney with Dr Roche performing the operation.
A vehicle owned by Victor John Son’s Essex caught fire this week, resulting in significant damage. Firefighters investigated the blaze, with authorities noting the incident is under inquiry and no injuries were reported at the scene.
N S Miller returned Monday from eastern Nebraska and Town trip while Mr Quein stays longer in Beatrice. Mrs Matilda Anderson went home to Kirk after visiting her brother and sister. The Ladies Aid bazaar and dinner last Saturday was a complete success. about 125.00 was realized.
December 13 gathering at Mrs A M Leafdale's drew few attendees due to extreme cold. Dues and lunches brought in about $6.00. Mrs Wain Sparks returned Wednesday with her mother Mrs Eliza Brown who entered a hospital there for medical treatment.
A prompt asking for a review of an electronic gift idea prompts readers to consider holiday spending and gifting strategies. The piece highlights novelty appeal, practicality, and potential value of e gifts for various ages and budgets.
Eye service notice states glasses tested and fitted by practitioner W. T. Sioan. Includes reference to the eyewear fitting process and availability for patients seeking vision correction.
Dr Ames offers eye testing and, if required, fitting of glasses. The service aims to assess vision and provide corrective eyewear as appropriate through a clinical appointment.
Abundantly satisfied through God’s house and river of pleasure. Each day offers a verse and message from scripture guiding trust, fairness, obedience, testimony, reverence, and praise. Monday casts labor and capital as to be treated, Wednesday cites obedience, Friday highlights praise and fear of the Lord.
The Review office urges readers to place subscriptions for the Omaha dailies with home agents earning commissions.
Billy Heinnemann plans to travel to Denver tomorrow for hospital care to treat a long standing foot issue. The Review editor and his mother met Emery Starr, who is selling apples in Potter this week, reuniting families who were neighbors in Nodaway, Iowa eighteen years ago.
Harry Warner was summoned to Cheyenne yesterday due to his young daughter Mabel’s extreme illness. The child, recently operated on to remove a swallowed button, developed pneumonia. Mrs. Warner has spent the week in Cheyenne.
The Ladies Aid expresses gratitude to all who patronized the botany event and dinner held recently. special thanks go to non members who contributed articles for the site. About 136 was realized.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hagemeister were called to Liseo Nebraska last Sunday by news of the death of Kagemeister’s brother’s two year old girl who had swallowed poison tablets. Death occurred within minutes before a doctor could be obtained.
Residents endured extreme cold with temperatures near zero on Thursday. By 7 p.m. the reading stood at 2 degrees below zero, rising to 10 above by 8:20 p.m., an eight degree gain within hours.
A fragment describes The Gift Shop on the Corner in Sidney offering jewelry watches and diamonds plus novelties in an art craft room. Also notes sale items and lodge pins buttons rings and charms with local contact details and a large assorted gift inventory.
Readable school notes from second through eighth grades describe sickness absences of Thelma Coulter Hildur Carlson Jessie Juelfs Gerda Hite Frost Christensen and Lorene, a planned Christmas program for December 22 at 2 30, classroom decorations, and student reflections. Teachers and pupils mention messages about health, play acting, and gratitude to Mr Pruitt for singing practice.
The note prompts attendance at Friday basketball events with mentions of Mildred Jacobson Irene Warner absent this week and Meta absent Wednesday forenoon. It notes a Junior class Shakespeare play and questions about Josephine and Mr Burkitt while inviting viewers to come to the games.
The Gift Shop on the Corner in Sidney advertises new saddle bags, boxes, and handbags for her. It highlights Shaeffer pens and Ingersoll pencils with silver and gold gift sets as seasonal offerings.
A nostalgic call urges readers to subscribe to the Review and avoid borrowing, promoting homegrown industry. The brief emphasizes patronage of local publications and the value of supporting community enterprises.
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