Miss Atwood Lecture Series Heads to Sidney
Miss Florence Atwood from the Extension Service of the Department of Agriculture at Lincoln will visit to present the second lecture and demonstration in the Foods for Health project. She opens in Sidney on Wednesday the 17th at 10 a m in the Methodist church basement and in Gurley the next day at 10 a m in the community building. Local women are invited to send two delegates to enroll and take the program back to their communities. County agent leads the discussion on Preparing vegetables so they will appeal to children.
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Ilorence Atwood
Sxtension
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Sidney
Methodist Church
Gurley
Community call seeks ex service men not in legion
The Pottery American Legion Post appeals to local citizens to report ex service men from the late war who are not members. The effort targets farmers harvesting season, aiming to identify men for information and aid, signed by Commander L H Schwartz adjutant Ray Arnell and service secretary Alfred Arnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Pottery American Uegion Post
Pine Bluffs Defeats Kimball 23 to 10 in Pine Bluffs
Pine Bluffs avenged a prior loss by beating Kimball 23 to 10 in a fast game at the Agricultural Hall in Pine Bluffs. Kimball had previously defeated Pine Bluffs 20 to 8 on Kimball’s home floor, a rarity given Kimball’s strong home performance.
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Pine Bluffs
Kimball
Agricultural Hall
Not Enough Legume Crops Says County Agent
County agent notes slower legume crop gains compared with other counties. A late spring freeze and dry summer hindered alfalfa and sweet clover. moisture now could favor seeding though starting remains a challenge. Emphasizes need for more legumes to boost protein feeds for growing livestock, with sweet clover and alfalfa offering pasture, hay, and soil nitrogen benefits. Seed costs for both crops are slightly lower this year.
Ten Years Ago in Potter Items Dated February 11 1916
Potter Review items recount social visits coasting missings and small town happenings. Notes include Hetricks entertaining Osborn Rasmussen and McCabe, Bundy family absences, Beryl Sharp losing two teeth, townsfolk Thornburg Woten and Bandy trips, Emil Carlson new Ford, Babcock trip to Denver, Larson east tour, Rev Murphree pastoral visits, and H Stevens publisher.
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Geo. Thornburg
Potter
J. A. Woten
Wm. Bandy
Jimball
Emil Carlson
R. A. Babcock
Denvery
Geo. Bandy
Big Springs
Wm. Bundy
W. LeRoy Larson
Rev. Murphree
Dix
H. Stevens
Review's Roll of Honor Subscribers Listed
The following parties are new or renewing subscribers to Potter's latest issue. Chas High Ruleton Kansas E H Seyfang James Findley Will Brothers C S Anderson Sidney Nebr W D Mathewson Thos Iverson and others thank you for your remittances.
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Potter
Chas. High
Ruleton
Kansas
E. H. Seyfang
James Findley
Will Brothers
C. S. Anderson
Sidney
Nebr
W. D. Mathewson
Thos. Iverson
Gas Leave Your Laundry With Us Quick Service Ad
Lincoln Highway Cafe promotes laundry drop off with fast turnaround and satisfaction guaranteed. Local ad highlights convenient service and customer assurance.
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Lincoln Highway
J F Hanson to Hold Meeting in Sidney Next Monday
J I Hanson of Fremont will be in Sidney all day next Monday to advise farmers on summer fallow value in Cheyenne county. His Oregon summer fallow machine, praised for weed control, is on display in the Osborn garage. Hanson, a large landowner and device maker, promotes Nebraska and adjacent lands, planning a public talk if enough people attend.
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J. I. Hanson
Fremont
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Oregon
Osborn
Hanson
Nebraska
Colorado
Slanson
Hansen
Kansas
Washington
Potter Basketball Schedule Remains for Season
The Potter schedule lists Feb 16 at Sidney with one game. Feb 19 hosts Cheyenne girls. Feb 24 25 26 covers Chadron tournament. March 11 12 13 mark the state tournament.
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Potter
Sidney
Cheyenne Girls
Chadron
Unjustly Accused Denied Prices Amid Storm Rumors
Banner County News reports circulating claims that Harrisburg stores such as G A Jones raised prices during recent storms to boost profits. The paper denies the rumor as untrue and urges fairness to the stores.
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Harrisburg
G. A. Jones
Banner County News
Potter Teams Set to Play at Kimball Thursday Night
Two Potter squads meet at Kimball Thursday night as the conference season nears its end. The paper cannot report results due to publishing delays, as games run during printing Thursday evening. The Potter boys finish the conference slate next Tuesday with a road game at Sidney.
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Potter
Kimball
Potter Boys
Sidney
Oregon Summer Fallow Day in Sidney on February 15
J F Hanson of J F Hanson & Co Fremont will be in Sidney on Monday February 15 to lecture at 2:00 PM at the courthouse on what Cheyenne and adjoining western Nebraska counties may learn from eastern Oregon and Washington summer fallow wheat production and high land values. He will also display at Osborn Motor Company garage a machine from Oregon for rapid and economical summer fallow cultivation.
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J. F. Hanson
J. F. Hanson & Co
Fremont
Cheyenne County
Oregon
Washington
Sidney
Court House
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Hanson
Osborn Motor Company
Potter Boys and Girls Split Doubleheader at Lodge Pole
Potter teams defeated Lodge Pole girls 31 to 8 and boys 31 to 10 in a Friday doubleheader. The girls later beat Skimball 17 to 14 at home, while the boys lost to Sidney 14 to 9 in a rough, error-prone game. Referees were Jake Lingle and Prof Green.
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Lodge Pole
Jake Lingle
Ledge Pole
Green
Kimball
Blanche Stanton
Vera Carlson
Madonna Brady
Eva Olsen
Leola Rogers
Meta Gemeinhardt
Lucille Higgins
Bruce Hagemeister
Francis Rogers
Bert Christensen
Walter Brady
Arvid Challburg
Interesting Notes from Local Methodist Church
Local Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning service at 11:00 a m with space for more attendees. Stewardship speaker B B Brad en arrives February 17 for a series on worship outward grace and wife hunter experiences. Rev Troy praised for stewardship talks in Potter. Epworth Leagues meet at 6:30 p m and evening services at 7:30 p m. pastor L V Slocumb notes strong attendance and asks for continued turnout.
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B.B. Braden
Troy
Potter
Revnna
Epworth
L. V. Slocumb
Popcorn and Lunch Stand Changes Hands at USA Theater
The popcorn stand and lunch counter in the U S A theater were sold to Miss F N Slawson who took possession Monday. Mr Christofferson will stay briefly to train Miss Ganson who will run the business. The stand is a theater favorite with patrons enjoying popcorn and hot lunches.
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Henry Christofferson
F. N. Slawson
Record crowds at Potter game boost attendance
The largest crowd ever attended a Potter basketball game Tuesday night and gate receipts totaled one hundred dollars.
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Potter
First Sign of Spring Golfers at Potter Club
Potter golfers emerge from repository snowbound inactivity as courses thaw and air warms. Club reports course in good condition and plans February enrollments to cover March lease, urging new members to join now for a season of play.
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Potter
Potter Golf Club
County launches large countywide advertising blitz
The Cheyenne County Advertising Association plans a sweeping campaign to attract eastern Nebraska farmers. A 30 000 broadside mailer will be printed and distributed, detailing the county's cheap lands and strong crops. Total printing may cost 800 to 1500 dollars, funded by paid ads with Potter contributing 250 dollars. Wm Hagemeister is assisting and will travel to Lodge Pole to aid the committee.
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Cheyenne County Advertising Association
Aro
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
oAtyer's
Potter
Wm. Hagemeister
Pole
Meeting Notice for Firemen's Wives on Friday Evening
Special notice asks firemen to attend Friday night meeting February 12 at 7 00 with badge in hand. Signed by Dean Hagemeister secretary.
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Dean Hagemeister
Challburg Leads Final Home Conference Game Short Note
Arvid Challburg scores zero points as the team concludes its last home conference game. The squad will play two away conference games against Amball and Sidney, followed by a return match at Pine Bluffs.
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Arvid Challburg
Amball
Sidney
Pine Bluffs
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Liebedorfer
Prof
Theodore Carlson
Bruce
Wright
Potter Drug Co
R. V. Francis
Mgr
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