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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
8
The Potter Review is filed for mailing as second class matter in Potter, Cheyenne county Nebraska, indicating its distribution method and official filing status for publication.
Avis Hill is absent due to an eye infection and Raymond Oeltjen missed school while traveling with his parents to Denver. Juniors study the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. seniors note Monday absences, Christmas vacation ahead, and Set III in bookkeeping. A lighted Christmas tree warmed the assembly as music notes mention operetta participation.
An audience enjoyed the performance as the girls glee club raised 72.40 with 60 dollars net. Proceeds funded uniforms for the school, and the group sang carols for the elderly before serving as church choir and hosting a Christmas party at Wells cafe hosted by Mrs. Slocumb.
Sunday night the glee clubs sang for the town's elderly and sick, then attended services and visited Well's cafe where Mrs. Slocumb provided a lunch of chicken sandwiches ice cream Santa Clauses and candy. They enjoyed dry ice experiments and thanked Mrs Slocumb. an estray black gelding was taken up at Stecher farm.
University of Nebraska rural economist Harold Hedges reports in the monthly economic situation memo that Nebraska farmers with good 1930 crops are comparatively fortunate despite a bleak national farm price outlook. Corn and wheat prices are expected to hold steady with slight gains possible, hog prices likely weak, cattle prices down, butter steady or lower, poultry up, and egg prices low. Terminal wheat stocks are high, so any rise in corn receipts could dampen prices. primary corn receipts since November are only two percent below last year, with this year's crop about a fifth smaller.
December or early January piece argues Nebraskan beet sugar should be sold locally to reduce transport costs and boost growers. It notes 65 000 acres produced two and a half million 100 pound bags, with seven million dollars gross income to Nebraska beet growers. Grand Island and North Platte factories process beets. the state has become a major sugar producer since 1910 and weather was cold with light snow.Mr and Mrs L J Wheeler and children left for Orleans Nebraska to visit relatives for Christmas.
A fine toned piano now stored near Potter must be sold at once. This is a very reliable instrument offered on terms. Write today for particulars. Address The Darrow Music Co at Cor 15th and Stout Streets Denver.
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