Infant Mabel Beatrice Warner Dies in Cheyenne
Mabel Beatrice Warner born in Potter April 27 1920 died December 14 1922 at Cheyenne aged 2 years 7 months 17 days after acute mediastinitis from a swallowed button removal. Funeral at Potter Methodist Church December 17 conducted by Rev R W Pruitt. Interment Potter municipal cemetery.
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Mabel Beatrice
Varry Warner
Potter
Une
Cheyenne
Jesus
Memorial Hospital
R. W. Pruitt
Woman's Club Meet Brightens December 1922 Program
The Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. F. C. Harris's home on Friday afternoon December 15 1922. The program featured Christmas themes including The Spirit of Christmas Wrapping Christmas Cheer into your Packages a Holy Night a Christmas for the Children and Santa Claus Was. After business a lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Harris and Mrs. George A. Coulter as husbands were invited to lunch.
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F. C. Harris
Chas. A. Cords
Santa Claus
Monde Biggs
George A. Coulter
For Sale Few Tons of Good Hay
For sale a few tons of good hay offered by A. A. Peterson of Potter Nebraska. Advertisement note shows contact and date code d22p and reference d2935.
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A. A. Peterson
Potter
Nebr
Hog sale and butchering services offered by Frank Brady
Frank Brady offers hogs for sale for butchering or will butcher and deliver meat. He advertises good fat hogs and reasonable prices and provides contact phone 48911.
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Frank Brady
Potts People Return to County Seat Meeting
Mrs. Chas. Cords, Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Mrs. IF. C. Harris and Miss Rosie Helsing were among the Potts people in the county seat last Tuesday, highlighting local civic activity and attendance.
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Chas. Cords
Clarence Johnson
IF. C. Harris
Rosie Helsing
Potts
Traveling fireman injured on No 1 engine
Scott Thompson, a traveling fireman on westbound train No 1, received a severe chin wound last Friday evening as the engine stopped at Potter. A fragment of iron flew from the engine, eyeing danger, and two stitches were required by Dr. Ames to close the injury.
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Scott Thompson
Potter
Scott
Dr. Ames
Library buys new Christmas fiction for January arrival
The Nebraska Circulating Library will add about 50 adult fiction volumes in January. Recent acquisitions include Teenie Weenies Orphant Annie Story Book Hans Brinker Man Without a Country Huckleberry Finn Boyhood of Lincoln Comrades of the Desert Wreck of the Titanic Wait and Hope Georgiana.
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Nebraska Circulating Library
Teenie Weenies
Hans Brinker
Huckleberry Finn
Lincoln
Neva Hicks
Hilton Hite
In Appreciation for Potter Helpers After Fire
Thomas E. Ladely and family express sincere thanks to the people of Potter for their aid after a Sunday morning fire that destroyed their home. They note the timely acts of kindness helped them establish a new home and deepen the sense of brotherly help in the community.
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Potter
Potte
Thomas E. Ladely
Lincoln Daily Journal Bargain Rate Offered for December Signups
A special rate of 2 a year for the Lincoln Daily Journal or 3 a year with Sunday is offered in Nebraska and nearby states if orders are placed in December. The Journal promises early rural-route delivery and cites the upcoming legislative session as enhancing its value to Nebraska families. Ray Hager has joined Hanna Wyoming as a Union Pacific maintainer, with prior experience in the role.
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Lincoln Daily Journal
Nebraska
Ray Hager
Hanna, Wyo
Union Pacific
Ray
Piles Cure Told by Grand Island Specialist
Dr Rich eminent Pile Specialist at Grand Island says many obscure ailments arise from piles and rectal disease. He has spent a quarter century curing piles with non operative treatments promising relief in days. No knife needed and relief guaranteed for sufferers heard of his approach.
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Rich
Grand Island
Elmo
Rich Us
No Cure for Cancer Declared by Rectal Specialist
Dr Rich of Grave Island proclaims cancer incurable by non treatment while asserting his painless, non operative method cures for diseases of the rectum. For over twenty years his Grandstand office has focused on rectal disorders and urges timely consultation for rectal trouble rather than home salves or ointments.
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Rich
Grave Island
Grandstand
Dr. Rich
Cap'n Lem Seeks Mandarin Button Romance at Ball
In a nostalgic tale from The Button Syndicate Cap'n Lem shares a jade button story with Roberta as they prepare for a costume ball The Mandarin's button becomes a symbol of a past romance and Cap'n Lem contemplates the charm it holds for certain people at certain times while a moonlit harbor and a dance unfold around them
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Cap’n Lem
Marden
Roberta
Ango
Jokin
Cap
Cap'n Lem
Wing Tong
Sabee
Tsabee
Cape
Lem
Liddy
Lemuel Dyer
Liddy Bell
Liddy Bell Marsden
Yen Sang
Hong Kong
Malcolm Hewett
Letter requests newspaper discontinuation from subscriber
A local editor reports a subscriber letter asking to stop the paper. The writer says they cannot take any paper now and won t resume until they can again. The substance is that the subscriber desires discontinuation and will resume later.
Local Notables and Health Notes from Potter District
Jess Tompkins has recovered from quinsy and is around again. Mrs. Rose Hite has been quite sick this week. W A Cottrell of Ida Grove Iowa visited Potter this week. W W Feinnemann of Kansas City called in Potter on Wednesday. Mrs. Ray Wills is on the sick list this week. I Hruza was a business caller to Denver this week, leaving Wednesday evening. Mrs John Seyfang was a business caller in the county seat on Wednesday. Skating has been good at Johnson chant this week and many are enjoying the sport.
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W. A. Cottrell
Ida Grove
Iowa
Potter
W. W.feinnemann
Kansas City
Ray Wills
Hruza
Denver
John Seyfang
Johnson
Henry Wikstrom Visits Brother Before Trip to Towa
Flenry Wikstrom of Rawlins Wyoming visited yesterday with his brother Sam before continuing on to Towa.
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Flenry Wikstrom
Rawlins
Wyo
Sam
Towa
County residents make calls at the county seat
L. Baker, wife and child, will soon move to the Hager residence. Mrs. R. A. Babcock and Mrs. L. H. Caywood were among the county seat callers yesterday.
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L. Baker
Hager
R. A. Babcock
L. 11. Caywood
Mrs P W Francis Visits Son in Woodriver Nebraska
Mrs P W Francis of Woodriver Nebraska is visiting at the home of her son R V Francis. The brief note records a family visit with no additional details or dates.
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P. W. Francis
Woodriver, Nebr
R. V. Francis
Potter Review Raises Annual Rates for Two Papers
The Potter Review continues to label the Tri-State Farmer (Kimball) as the Review at a combined subscription for 1.75 dollars. This covers both new and renewal orders. Regular prices show 1.50 for the Review and 1.00 for the Tri-State Farmer, with both titles issued weekly.
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Potter Review
Tri-State Farmer
Kimball
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McClure
Newspaper Syndicate
H. Stevens
Porter
Country Campbell Newspaper
Potter, Nobr
United States
Jess Tompkins
Quinsy
Rose Hite
Ray E. Witham
Sidney
Potter Post 291
American Legion
DIX
Coll. Schwartz
Hite
Potter, Nebraska
Joe.p. Schwartz
Geo. Gunderson
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