Editor Sees It a Readable Pioneer Life Column
The editor notes time being for a column about old timers written by O S Van Olinda of Vashon Washington. Van Olinda has contributed three fine pioneer life articles to the Review. The editor praises the pieces and plans to publish them soon. A subscription offer to aid local relief was a flop but a few responded, aiding families in need for provisions and fuel before winter.
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Review
O. S. van Olinda
Vashon
Washington
van Olinda
Nebraska
The Review Sends Merry Christmas Wishes Division Wide
The Review reaches subscribers in 30 states and Canada with a warm Christmas greeting to all readers and friends near and far, expressing bright holiday wishes.
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Canada
Businesses to Close Two Mondays for Holidays
The following stores and firms will close all day Monday December 26 and Monday January 2 due to the Christmas and New Year holidays. Walker Store, Johnson Store Corner Store, Hansen-Seyfang Merc. Biggs Barber Shop, R. S. Proudfit Co. Potter State Bank, Farmers National Warehouse Corp. Wm. Hagemeister elevator.
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Walker
Johnson Store
Hansen-Seyfang Merc
Biggs Barber Shop
R. S. Proudfit Co
Potter State Bank
Farmers National Warehouse Corp
Wm. Hagemeister Elevator
Hughes Family Headed to Douglas for Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs J M Hughes and their family plan to leave tomorrow to spend Christmas in Douglas Wisconsin with Mrs Hughes sister and family.
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J. M. Hughes
Douglas, Wiyc
North Potter Helen Tank Returns After Week Visit
North Potter Helen Tank spent a week with Dorothy Fisher and returned home Friday. The Happy Neighbors club met at Joe Musil’s Saturday evening with five tables of pinochle in progress. Honors for the Inch score went to Herbert Johnson, with Jim Vach as consolation. Women’s honors went to Mrs. Doc Carrick, with Mrs. Leslie Wiekhorst as consolation. A delicious lunch followed the games. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tompkins and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at Fred Reetz’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Tank and daughters attended a surprise party for Neal Tank’s twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wickstrom and son were supper guests at Sam Wickstrom’s home. Mrs. Charles Frederickson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Elmquist. Neighbors helped Mrs. Nick Jacobson celebrate her birthday, including Mrs. Albert Jacobson, Mrs. Elmer Jacobson and Hazel, Mrs. Ray Arnell, Mrs. Fred Elmquist, Mrs. Charles Frederickson, Mrs. Henry Wickstrom, Mrs. Fred Reetz, Mrs. Henry Hates, Mrs. Sam Wickstrom, Mrs. A. B. Rapp, and Mrs. Howard Yost. Fred Reetz and George Reetz and families left for Bloomfield Tuesday due to their father’s illness.
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Helen Tank
Dorothy Fisher
Happy Neighbors Club
Joe Musil
Herbert Johnson
Jim Vach
Doc, Carrick
Leslie Whekhorst
Jess Tompkins
Fred Reetz
Nick Jacobson
Albert Jacobson
Elmer Jacobson
Hazel
Ray Arnell
Fred Elmquist
Charles Frederickson
Henry Wickstrom
Henry Hates
Sam Wickstrom
A. B. Rapp
Howard Yost
Lighted Christmas Decorations Brighten Town Homes
Free residential lights during the Christmas and New Year season spur widespread electric decorations across the town. The central tree bears 51 colored bulbs and many homes and porches glow with outside lights. Notables include Dean Hagemeister and Joe Schwartz among others. Drive around tonight to see these festive displays.
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Dean Hagemeister
Walter Henry
Karl Fricke
Wim. Hagemeister
Joe Schwartz
Wn. Goding
Fred Johnson
Christmas Program at M. E. Church Saturday Eve
The Methodist church Sunday school invites the public to a Christmas program on Christmas Eve at 7 30. The event includes a program a tree treats for all and Santa Claus.
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Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Farmer Proposes County Level Farm Relief Plan
A Box Butte County reader argues for a national farm aid scheme. Each county would gain a government agent, a fair $35 per acre land valuation, and loans up to $35 per acre at 3 percent for ten years to wipe debts. Crop price supports would ensure loan repayment and revive prosperity. The plan cites Box Butte land revenue and contrasts varying valuations elsewhere, urging action over talk. An Auxiliary meeting notice follows.
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Sidney Telegraph
Box Butte
Alliance Times Herald
Bix Butte
Watch Lost Reward Offered by Review Office
Chas Nelson has been on the sick list this week. LOST ladies white gold wrist watch, reward. Return to Review office.
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Chas. Nelson
Willamine and Clifford Johnson Visit Potter with En Evoldsen Children
Willamine and Clifford Johnson spent Sunday in Potter with the En Evoldsen children, sharing a family outing and enjoying the day in the town.
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Willamine
Clifford Johnson
Potter
Enevoldsen
Lovatt Family Moves to Harry Wells Property in Town East
Clyde Lovatt and his family have relocated to the Harry Wells property located in the eastern part of town, marking a new residence shift within the community.
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Clyde Lovatt
Harry Wells
Mrs Stevens and Dykeman Girls Visit Kimball
Mrs H Stevens and children and Misses Vera and Beryl Dykeman were callers in Kimball last Saturday.
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H. Stevens
Vera
Beryl Dykeman
Kimball
Wanted to hear from parties having cobs they wish to trade
Steve requests contact from individuals who own cobs and wish to trade on subscription terms. The notice seeks potential barter opportunities and invites interested parties to respond.
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Steve
George Gunderson Sr. Recovers After Illness Threat
George Gunderson Sr. was briefly ill with pneumonia but received prompt care and avoided complications. The notice notes his careful handling and successful recovery.
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George Gunderson Sr
Whitmire Family and Edna Seyfang Visit Potter People
Mrs A F Whitmire and son Don ald of Sunol with Miss Edna Seyfang of Lodge Pole spent the week end in Potter visiting home folks.
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A. F. Whitmire
Donald
Sunol
Edna Seyfang
Lodge Pole
Potter
For Sale 1927 Chrysler and Chevrolet truck
Advertises a 1927 Chrysler four door sedan in good condition for cash and a 1927 Chevrolet truck with a new body and four speed transmission, listed by B. L. Walker.
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B. L. Walker
For Sale Duroc Jersey Boar and Sows
A two-year-old Duroc Jersey boar offered for sale along with a few Duroc sows. Boar priced at $10 and sows at $10.50 each. Contact Joe Jensen for details.
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Joe Jensen
Beulah Fish Farm Visitors Return Home
R. A. Babcock and Chas. Cords came back Tuesday from their fish farm near Beulah Wyoming after spending several weeks there.
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R. A. Babcock
Chas. Cords
Beulah
Wyo
Illness Reports for Mr and Mrs Joe Gerler Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Gerler and daughter were reported very ill with the flu but were improving at the time of writing.
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Joe Gerler
Visit Notes From Shelby To Potter Household
Mrs. John Bruck of Shelby Montana is visiting in Potter at the home of her sister Mrs. August Schmidt and family.
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John Bruck
Shelby
Montana
Potter
August Schmidt
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Hicks Produce Station
Mrs
Geo. W. Hicks
Lic
Stevie
North Potter
George Reetz
Bloomfield
Teena Aa Ag
Koka
Uate
M. E. Church
Irene Hite
Thayer
Shoppers Paradise
the Johnson Store
Arlo Fisher
Joe Benish
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