Potter Teams Fall Short to Bushnell in Rough Excerpt Game
Potter boys lost to Bushnell 24 to 15 in a hard fought encounter. Potter girls dominated 46 to 8 with Vera Carlson scoring 28 and Lorraine Tinsley suffering a partially dislocated shoulder but improving. The two teams meet again in Bushnell next Friday.
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Bushnell
Potter
Vernon Tabler
Chauncey Nelson
Maynard Mayer
Ferdie Anderson
Berdell Bartlett
Richard Juelfs
Gene Schmidt
Milo Wagner
Berdell
Crene
Richard
Potter Girls
Vera Carlson
Blanche Stanton
Miriam Bartlett
Madonna Brady
Inez Challburg
Eva Olsen
Leola Rogers
Lorraine Tinsley
Meta Gemeinhardt
Jessie Goding
Home Lumber Company Sale Draws Large Crowd
The Home Lumber Company sale last Saturday drew a large crowd with ideal weather. All property sold at good figures and the buildings brought expected returns. The sale was cited by Schwartz of Potter and Sharp of Sidney.
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Home Lumber Company
Schwartz
Potter and
Sharp
Sidney
Print timing urged for early next week edition
Readers are urged to secure copies early as the newspaper plans to publish in the coming Monday or Tuesday window. The notice stresses early placement for guaranteed availability and coverage in the forthcoming issue.
Notice to Advertisers and Correspondents
Notice to advertisers and correspondents: next week and the following week the Review will publish a day earlier due to Christmas and New Years. All three routes depart Thursday noon and the paper will be ready for distribution by then. Deadline for news and ads is Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Earlier submissions are encouraged.
Big Carnival Dance at Dix on New Years Eve
A big carnival dance is planned in Dix on December 31 as a New Year celebration. Details to follow in a later advertisement.
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Dix
Masquerade Dance Planned for Potter on New Year’s Eve
The commute announced a masquerade dance at Potter on New Year’s Eve Thursday December 31. Bill will be out before part of next week. Good music has been secured. A big time is planned.
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Commute
Potter
Adv
Law Abiding Citizens Offer Reward for Tree Theft Stop
John G Meyers offers $2 reward for evidence leading to conviction of suspects cutting live trees trespassing hunting without licenses and cutting fences on the north half of section 2-14-52 near Point of Rocks. He appeals to citizens to protect the area and its relic status.
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Point of
John G. Meyers
River Towns Basketball Team Heads to Minatare and Gering
The boys first team left yesterday morning by train for Minatare and Gering to play games Thursday and Friday evenings. They could not make the trip by car as planned.
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Minatare
Gering
Potter Ladies Aid thanks patrons for Christmas supper profits
Ten years ago in Potter the Ladies Aid thanked patrons for an excellent season as a church Christmas program approached. The note lists town happenings: new bank fixtures installed, a new eight horsepower engine pumping water, a fire at Leonard H. Johnson’s $2,000 house, park elm trees ordered, and various local visits, trades, and events through mid December 1915.
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Potter Ladies Aid
Potter State Bank
Shhoo House
Lutheran Church
Leonard H. Johnson
Kirk
Thas
Davis
Mabel Leafdale
Hull
Nebraska
Oscar Johnson
California
Pete Beckman
Iowa
Ed. Swanson
Martin Leafdale
Ralston
Witt Family Moves to Potter in East Potter
Mr and Mrs John Witt and their four sons from Columbus Nebraska have moved to Potter occupying the Arnell house in the east part of town The Witt family runs a mill and aims to establish a business and quality production basis Potter welcomes the family hoping for a profitable and pleasant stay
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John Witt
Columbus
Nebr
Potter
Arnell House
Doyle Place
One Good Ear Heard From The Peetz Gazette
The Greeley News reports Frank Pulver of The Peetz Gazette shared a tale of a woman who recovered her hearing while listening to a radio concert. The remark mocks the claim as implausible and highlights the newspaper’s cautious stance.
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Frank Pulver
The
Peetz Gazette
Greeley News
No Mail Service On Christmas And New Years
A new ruling grants full day vacations for mail employees on Christmas and New Years. To meet routes, all three lines will depart Potter around 1 30 p.m. on the 24th and 31st and may carry No 19's mail if timely. The Review aims to publish early. contributors should submit news or ads by Monday or Tuesday, no later than 2 00 p.m. Wednesday.
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Potter
Local Visit and Death Call Highlights
Potter residents host visits with old friends while Oscar Anderson battles pneumonia at home. R. A. Babcock of the F. G. M. Co. attends a major Omaha convention. L. F. Lafferty returns from Exeter after two weeks away for his father’s death. H. Stevens, publisher.
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Potter
Oscar Anderson
R. A. Babcock
Omaha
L. F. Lafferty
Exeter
Nebr
H. Stevens
Christmas Eve Program at M. E. Church
The M I Sunday school presents a Christmas Eve program at the M E church with songs readings and skits led by Donald Biggs Ruth Armstrong Keith Jacobson and others. A radio broadcast by Potter M E Sunday school and treats distribution by Santa Claus are included.
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M. I
M. I. Church
Donald Biggs
Ray Goding
Howard Tabler
Ruth
Frances Armstrong
Santa
Keith Jacobson
Maud Peterson
Johnny Flintier
Janice
Phyllis Babcock
Roderick MacAdam
Potter M. E. Sunday School
Santa Claus
Deepest Snow Of The Season Hits Cheyenne County Nebraska
Cheyenne county and western Nebraska awoke to a blanket of wet snow averaging about eleven inches on the level after a Sunday to Monday storm. Roads were blocked by drifting snow though not a true blizzard. Livestock suffered minor losses, corn picking delayed, and transport was hampered. Record snow depth tops previous measures since 1921, with more snow possible as the sky remains overcast.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Chas. Stanton
Elmer
Hicks
Spell Christmas name in full this holiday season
The writer urges readers to spell Christmas fully, avoiding the abbreviation Xmas. Emphasizes preserving the word's meaning and tradition as the season arrives.
The Review at Just $1.50 Per Issue Offer
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Review for only $1.50, emphasizing affordability and continuity of coverage. The pitch highlights value and the idea you cannot afford to be without the publication.
Narrow escape after Buick crash near Cozad
Elmer Grabill Kenneth Basset Paul Martin Judge Tewell and Golden Kratz survived a crash west of Cozad when a Buick sedan tipped over in soft sand after a blowout on a grade. Braking prevented more severe harm. top crushed, two by fours used to lift roof, car left in Lincoln for repairs.
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Elmer Grabill
Kenneth Basset
Paul Martin
Judge Tewell
Golden Kratz
Buick
Lincoln
West
Cozad
Grabill
Sidney Telegraph
1927 Calendars Set To Beat Outside Prices
Calendar salesmen will be through with the 1927 lines and local merchants are urged to hold orders until the Reviewman can present a superior line. More than 500 samples will be available to meet and beat competing prices while keeping money at home.
Pine Bluffs resident visits Potter on Thursday afternoon
H. R. Curry of Pine Bluffs was a visitor in Potter on Thursday afternoon of last week, according to local notices.
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H. R. Curry
Pine Bluffs
Potter
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W. A. Fowler
Rev. Hansen
Peter Hansen
D. H. Shultz
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M. E. Church
Kline Johnson
Miss Tabler
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Stewart Nelson
Miss Sloan
Byron John
Junior Larsen
Avis Hill
Doris Tutt
Evelyn Schwartz
Dorothy MacAdam
Laurania Sparks
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Roland Biggs
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Kimball
Wm. Gustafson and Sons
Wm. Scheele
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G. L. Rogers
E. E. Goding
G. A. Graham
Lynn
Myrtle
Doris Scheele
Mildred Goding
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