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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
4
A message of thanks and best wishes for 1939 from local merchants and professionals. Dr C W Johnson Emil Cords Wells Liquor Store Witt Milling and Grain Co express appreciation for past patronage and hope to serve in the coming year. The note emphasizes friendship, good will, and prosperous, happy days ahead.
A brief notice lists multiple local enterprises including Potter Billiard Hall Biggs Barber Shop Johnson Store Dr J J Fiegenschuh Alfred Arnell Potter Grain Northwestern Bell Tel Co Chick Boyes Players. The fragment hints at a promotional or directory listing across diverse firms.
Mr and Mrs Frank Dvorak Jr hosted and visited friends across Kimball this Christmas season. Busy Neighbors club met at Fred Prince s home while guests joined Mr and Mrs Dvorak Jr for dinner. Fred Prince and other residents visited Joe Frei Alex Spencer and Cizek homes on various days.
Christmas day visitors to the George Leafdale residence included Mr and Mrs Martin Leafdale Mr and Mrs A M Leafdale Mrs Selma Sawanson Erick Anderson and Evelyn Edith and Paul Anderson.
The Wi F. M. S. met at Mrs. A. B. Connell’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Tanner led the program and members were asked to study the December Mystery questions. Carolyn and Margaret Gluir, from Scribner, visited Mrs. Gluir’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Witt during the holidays. Ernest Anderson hosted a dinner for Edgar Anderson and children and Ray Johnson and family on Monday.
A compact, paradoxical meditation on fear and values. The poem lists contrasts such as The greatest sin and The biggest fool, then names timeless forces War Death God Love and the boy who will not go to school. It sketches human foibles and ideals through provocative pairings.
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