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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1925

Page

8

Antelope Neighborhood Notes and Visits Chronicle

Local items recount visits and calls among residents including Pete Howe Normand Trobaugh and J L Madden family. Social gatherings at Nelson Madden Olsen and Haack homes noted with hunts dinners and a golden wedding anniversary celebration. A court order remains attached with the February 27 1925 hearing date.

Pete Howe Normand Trobaugh J. L. Madden Dewey Larson Omaha Kessie Renika Jens Olsen Jed Johnson Curly Normand Trobough J. H. Madden Roscoe Madden Carl Schroder E. L. Madden S. Swene Leo Olson J. C. Johnson Harry Hazlite F. Hazlitt E. M. Beale A. Haack Alma Edna Harmsen Inez Hazlitt

Notice of Attachment in Brady v Clark in Cheyenne Neb

Mrs Charles Clark is notified that on January 8 1925 Fred C Johnson JP Cheyenne County Nebraska issued an attachment order for 53 dollars 65 cents in a case where Arthur E Brady is plaintiff and Mrs Charles Clark is defendant. The defendant's property includes a stock of goods and furniture.

Charles Clark Fred C. Johnson Cheyenne County Nebraska Arthur E. Brady

Potter Lumber Co. attaches goods in Clark case in Cheyenne Neb

Mrs. Chries Clark must respond as Potter Lumber Co. holds an attachment order for ten dollars and eighty six cents. The action before the court lists Potter Lumber Company as plaintiff and Mrs. Charles Clark as defendant. The defendant's stock of goods and furniture were attached. The matter is continued to February 27, 1925, at 10 a.m. H. R. Curry, manager, for the plaintiff.

Chries Clark Fred C. Johnson Cheyenne County Nebraska Potter Lumber Co Charles Clark Potter Lumber Company H. R. Curry Mgr

Do You Remember Laws Against Bicycle Speed Demons

A quirky recap of Old Time attitudes and slang hints at laws and everyday quirks. The piece muses on honesty, profanity, etiquette, and odd remedies while joking about Babe Ruth and highway habits. Local color blends with humorous observations and satirical prompts in a breezy column tone.

Local News Rundown From Cozad Nebraska And Area

Local notes detail A B Brady attending his grandfather’s death in Cozad Nebraska, the Wagemeister brothers’ eastern Nebraska trip, Dewey Larson’s improved knee treatment after Omaha hospital stay, and a Sidney lecture by Charles Shepherd for Potter Masons. Golf records fall as N S Miller lowers nine hole score to 43 and Rev Slocumb posts 42.

A. EB. Brady Cozad Nebraska Dewey Larson Over South Omaha Dewey Potter Masons Sidney Charles M. Shepherd

Town’s Troubled Times Mock the Sheriff and Sheriff’s Duties

In these days of bootlimb liquor it is hard to tell which a town needs worse a jail or a hospital, a sheriff or an undertaker. The remark hints at lawlessness and social strain, reflecting harsh conditions and calls for stronger public order and care.

Potter Sidney Acadey Potter Boys Potter Gym Kimball Town

Germany manufactures steel artificial teeth for sale

A fragment lists steel artificial teeth made in Germany and mentions a plan to obtain a set. It humorously contrasts the family cars with which parent handles repairs or washing and recalls a church scene where Art Brown, after a custard pie incident, says he was glad his wife urged him to buy a two pants suit.

Germany Art Brown

Fragmentary 19th Century Complaint on Family Meals

A damaged OCR fragment laments that comforts and luxuries tempt a family and claims it is impossible to live up to their meals, implying a critique of excessive living standards and demanding expectations without clear names or dates.

Grand Island man frees kitten over halitosis issue

A Grand Island man captured a small black and white kitten but released it due to severe bad breath. The narrator then recalls a failed attempt to stop floor messes with a vacuum, finding more problems rather than solutions.

Grand Island

Correspondence scheme offers muscle to bend editors

A man boasts of a fifteen dollar correspondence course that promises to build strength for any task and claims he will begin lessons as spring work starts in the state, planning to practice on editors he knows.

Foolish praise of easy money and correspondence schools

The writer mocks the idea of earning high pay with little effort, arguing that many correspondence schools promise big returns for a fee and little work, labeling such claims as foolish.

Witty maxims from city life on love, pride and optimism

A collection of sharp, humorous lines about love, ego, authority, adversity and self discipline. The quips contrast optimism and pessimism while musing on reputation, timing, and taking things as they come.

Punishment and schemes in a strange inspector note

A fragmented satirical passage from a state official notes dubious methods and potential punishments for named individuals Hank Leggett Cecil Matthews Grant Shumway. It mocks wealth by inventing attractive worthless things and claims crossword puzzles enlarge vocabulary. It cites a ludicrous tale of tying a brick to a cow’s tail and questions the term accident.

Hank Leggett Cecil Matthews Grant Shumway

Bright Remarks on Football Buzz and Neighbor Gossip

A lively note questions if a run-down mood affects sports chatter or if neighbors avoid gossip about players. It mentions football with the pigskin and notes about 80 rooters attending.

Magazine and newspaper subscription service pitch

A brief advertorial note from The Potter Review promotes ordering World Herald Bee or Omaha Daily News subscriptions, renewals, and 2310 magazines. It claims mail orders processed within half an hour, with dailies sent directly and magazines routed to a company guaranteeing shipment within ten hours, also offering club-duplication savings.

World Herald the Bee Omaha Daily News United States Potter Review

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H. Stevens National Imditorial Association Country Campbell Newspaper The American Press Association Review Lgunge George Jung C. Harmsen Fred Wipprock Chris Christensen E. M. Nelson Lena Larsen Arthur I. Brady Tave Christensen & Son Babe Ruth George Snow Geo. Gunderson Dean Lee Wagemeister Lennie Hite American Legion Club J. N. Johnson Slocumb Doris Cords Cream Station WOUGH Johnson-Cords CO Avavav Dad Jos P. Schwartz Potter, Nebr Love Cupid Hank Leggatt P. S Hank W. T. Sloan Potter State Bank Potter Lodge NO Masonic Hall R. A. Babcock W. M R. L. MacAdam A. J. Ames Nebr Denver Bright Mrs Dick Carlson Potter Volunteer Fire Department Claude Biggs Karl Fricke Dean Hagemeister Potter Post NO American Legion Legion Hall C. A. Lawson Woodmen OF the World C. C. Alfred Arnell Glerie Eastbo Wednes
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