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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
5
Edgar Leafdale argues the 18th amendment failed as a noble experiment and repeal shows a nation lost faith in prohibition. He urges a positive approach to temperance, ending bootlegging by curbing profits, and supports state monopoly on alcohol to remove illicit trade while preserving revenue.
Forecasters report a sequence of unusually warm days this week with light breezes and clear skies. Officials urge residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor exposure during peak sun hours as temperatures hover above typical seasonal norms.
A December carnival drew an exceptionally large crowd with a successful evening. Miss Luella Harrison won the popularity contest as attendees reported a good time and festive attendance.
Announcement invites listeners to tune in on KMMJ at 8 00 Sunday morning for Dr J Bindrup who is expected to present a knowledgeable discussion on the money situation. Also notes that missed church fund donations for the M E church program treats can be left at Mansenseyfang Merc or R Proudfit Co.
The American Legion Potter Post No 291 expresses gratitude to all who contributed to the carnival. They also wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
A neighborhood gathering at the N. Jacobson residence last Sunday featured well laden dinner baskets to honor Mrs. Jacobson on her birthday. Attendees included Fred Elmquist and family Clarence Strandberg and family Fred Reetz and family Henry Hates and family Albert Jacobson and family and Henry Wickstrom and family.
When you think funeral services think Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska phone 107. Ad-style notice highlights local mortuary offerings and contact details in a brief classifieds format.
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