Coyotes Beat Dix in Conference Tilt at Dix
Potter Coyotes defeated Dix 33 to 9 in a rough conference game as Frost Christensen led with 16 points and five teammates scored. The Pirates overwhelmed Pine Bluffs 49 to 21 with strong teamwork and fast passing, Francis Rogers, Theodore Carlson and Harold Christensen leading the offense as Portrey refereed successfully. next, Pirates face Bushnell Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Coyotes
Dix
Pirates
Pine Bluffs
Potter Dix
Subs
Coyote
Frost Christensen
Coyotes
Kimball
Potter Pirates
Francis Rogers
Theodore Carlson
Harold Christenser
Binning
Witt
Portrey
Bushnell
Corner Union to Host Rev Porter Meetings at Nelson School
The Corner Union Sunday school announces a series of religious meetings led by Rev Porter of Potter at the Peter Nelson school house, beginning the evening of February 25th. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corner Union Sunday School
Porter of
Potter
Peter Nelson
Not Pass Standing School Bus Warning Reissued
Drivers are warned again not to pass a standing school bus as children enter or exit. State law requires safe behavior and violators will be reported to authorities.
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Ued
New Editor Announces Baby Boy Birth at Kimball
Mr and Mrs H Stevens welcomed a baby boy on Monday February 9 1931 at Kimball. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds and both mother and child are reported doing well the household also notes the paper will still be published this week.
Jesse Lambert Sale Set For Next Thursday
Advertised in this issue the Jesse Lambert sale will be held on Thursday February 19. The catalog lists a large stock of livestock and farm equipment and the notice urges attendance.
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Jesse Lambert
Review
Coyotes Set for Saturday Clash With Dalton at Home
The Coyotes host Dalton this Saturday in the final conference game of the season. A prior meeting yielded a one point Potter win. A double header with Pine Bluffs follows on February 23 starting at 7 15. Pete's Oil cans face Potter junior high while Pine Bluffs high plays the Coyotes.
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Coyotes
Dalton
Potter
Pine Bluffs
Pete
Pine Bluffs High
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Errors
The church outlines its Sunday school at ten, morning worship at eleven with special choir music and sermons Life's Resources and Happiness that is Real. Epworth and Intermediate Leagues meet at six thirty, evening worship at seven thirty with more music and a choir rehearsal Wednesday. A wedding date error was corrected: Hagemeister-Rogers were married December 24, 1930, not January 24. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and children visited Lincoln, Nebraska recently.
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Epworth League
Hagemeister-Rogers
Potter High Notes Reflect Lincoln Birthday and Student Activities
Knowledge Factory notes recount a visit by Mr. Austin of state high school praising Potter schools. The Junior Class play drew $69 at the door and earned a gift for Miss Tourney. Civics debates, a Lincoln birthday program, a tractor school trip, and a winter hike are listed with numerous student participants.
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Austin
Potter
Mr. Austin
Slocumb
Miss Tourney
America
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
John Deere
Seyfang Hall
Maxine Wells
Avis Hill
Raymond Oeltjen
Stewart Nelson
Opal Wheeler
Earl Anderson
Sorter
Lola Warner
Kimball
School inspector visits as class plans Friday program
Mrs. Raymond Fisher reported that the state inspector of schools visited Wednesday for a few minutes, noting the room’s plants but not observing work. Students are preparing two songs for the Friday morning program, one for the boys and one for the girls.
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Raymond Fisher
State Inspector of Schools
SECOND AND THIRD GRADES SPELLING AND ATTENDANCE REPORT
The second and third grades list 100 percent spellers led by Lorna Jung Lupe Hermandez and others. Absences due to illness affected Bobby Johnson and Betty Jean Dykeman. Fourth and fifth grades show top averages with Wendell Snooker and Janice Babcock leading. A birthday party and a change to one party day per month are noted, with Valentine activities and February booklets planned.
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Lorna Jung
Lupe Hermandez
Charlotte Enevoldsen
Ralph Anderson
Eleanora Nelson
Kenneth Spencer
Bertha May Reetz
Gertie Iverson
Kenneth Schwartz
Bobby Johnson
Betty Jean Dykeman
Wendell Snooker
Leo Fisher
Earl Edgar
Dorothy Anderson
Janice Babcock
Irma Huddin
Joe Nelson
Gene Wheeler
Venetta Light
Marjorie Huddin
Phyllis Prichard
Kline Johnson
Sixth Grade Civics Projects And State Letters
Visitors included Mrs. Chas. Smith and Burdette Gustafson while Millard Musil and Byron Johnson were absent to accompany their parents. The sixth grade conducted civics plays on safety first and began a language geography project writing to schools in various states asking about the state and its products. Several states replied with letters and some products. The boys and girls continue activities.
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Chas. Smith
Burdette Gustafson
Millard Musil
Byron Johnson
Agricultural experiments with soil nutrients and grains
The report describes Friday experiments in agriculture using cans of dirt treated with potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen, plus untreated soil. Wheat grains were planted to study element effects, and work began on unit four in algebra.
Juniors Thank Community For Play Success
The Juniors express gratitude for community support after completing their regular school play routine. They note return to standard classes and aim to resume normal activities, thanking locals for aiding the production.
Purchases New Cabin Mono Plane
Thomas Fisher an enterprising young aviator left Tuesday in his plane for Wichita Kansas where he will trade his present aircraft for a Cessna four place cabin monoplane He expects to return in about three weeks with the new craft Fisher has proven himself a capable pilot and a brilliant career is predicted for him in his chosen work.
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Thomas Fisher
Potter
Wichita
Kansas
Thomas
Baseball Meetings Spur Local Fans In Sidney and Potter
Spring talks heat up as Cheyenne County baseball league plans a Sidney Sunday meeting. Potter club hosts a Feb 14 gathering at Fred Johnson’s office to organize the season and delegate for county plans. Potter, last year’s champions, are expected to enter 1931. Also notes on poultry for sale and local visit guests and a school play reception.
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Cheyenne County Baseball League
Sidney
Potter Club
Fred Johnson
Twin
Potter
Carload Flour Leaves Here for Drought Aid
A local drive with the Witt Milling & Grain Co supplying milling at a low figure sent 745 sacks of flour to drought relief in Arkansas. Donations from Linn Hardware Frank Hruza CEF Kinsey Wim Slama Joe Schwartz and others totaled the value of the flour shipped, supplementing prior potato corn and bean consignments. The list adds new contributors to the earlier February 6 report, continuing to page 8.
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Red Cross Chapter
Witt Milling & Grain Company
Arkansas
National Red Cross
Sidney
Gurley
Linn Hardware
Frank Hruza
CEF
Kinsey
Wim. Slama
Joe Schwartz
W. F. Franzen
Mads Larson
Fritz Huddin
EL MN. Johnson
Geo. Whitney
Ray Wickhorst
Ernest Tracey
Aly Aue
London
Atlas Merbea
Chas. Stanton
Lloyd Juells
Art Schuessler
C. G. Gemeinhardt
H. G. Mangels
Igo
Christ Peterson
C. C. Crowell No
Ray Fisher
Howard Fisher
Wm. Hagemeister
Leola Hagemeister
Rev. Boenke
Geo. Reetzeee
Miss Biar
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Thompson
Joe Sigmund
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Methodist Church
Clarence Johnson
Nebr
Fox Theatre
Nebraska
Talkies
Charles Ruggles
June Collyer
Charley
Charles Murray
George Sidney
Cohen’s and
Kelly’s
Africa
the Royal Family of
Broadway
Iaa Claire
Fredric March
Jannette McDonald
Reginald Denny
Knowledge Factory Notes
West Virginia
Maine
New Jersey
Florda
Indiana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Idaho
North Dakota
A. F. Nielsen
R. A. Babcock
J. M. Hughes
Ray
South Dakota
Homer Light
Marie Wallick
Mayer
H. Stevens
Witt Milling & Grain Co
Conoco
Indianapolis
Altoona
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Colorado
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