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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
8
The ad touts rapid updates to wooden homes with new doors or windows and painting as a beautifier and preserver. It contrasts wood frame houses with other materials, claiming quick, cosmetic improvements and a fresh appearance in a day or two.
Carl Sprenger of Sidney Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead entry for all of section 24 township 13 north range 52 west sixth principal meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner Jos Oberfelder in Sidney on Sunday of February 1914 with witnesses Hugh Hammond Edward Selover Edward Howe and Oscar Waltz all of Sidney. J Evans Register.
In-house notices indicate that local and other advertisements, once inserted, will continue in the regular issue until an order to remove or modify is received. Copy must reach the office by Thursday noon for the Friday edition.
A Tuesday in Kimball covers dental work and local visits while D H Shultz plans to wake Cuba before Potter. A large Sunday church crowd inspires Kev Kerr’s sermon. Teachers attend Sidney meeting. Luther Luddin keeps Sunday church attendance for 51 years. Visitors include Mrs Lillian Shermar and Miss Van Crounover. School closes for holidays with January 4 return. Ben Fiehler returns to Frohna wintering from pneumonia. Corbin becomes second-trick telegrapher from Minneapolis Soo Line. Theodore Poppitz leaves Frohna farm work for winter then returns in spring. Frohna expects more settlers next spring. A depot waiting-room mishap spills two jetton jugs of water liquor, stoking local lore.
Public notices announce regular services on the fourth Saturday each month at 10 a.m. in the hall and that other announcements are made from time to time. It also lists post office hours and that mail is picked up for GOING EAST.
Aldeburgh, a quaint coastal town on the Suffolk coast, is famed for its ancient moot hall where villagers settled affairs. The town, birthplace of poet George Crabbe, is celebrated in his opera The Borough.
A collage of notes and quips on pearls increasing in value, a $28 000 necklace selling for $90 000, courtroom jests about restraint of trade, and humorous observations on moving pictures actors and public life. It cites unrelated items about eggs in storage and fashion advice, forming a whimsical roundup.
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