W. C. T. U. Meeting Planned for February Twenty-First
The W. C. T. U. will meet at A. M. Leafdale’s home on Wednesday February 21 1923. The program includes a memorial song Sure is our Victory scripture reading roll call with Frances E. Willard sayings notes on Willard power birthplace and Shrine fund use topics on life and work of Frances Willard white ribbon badge Lincoln’s first temperance lesson and enforcement. Five member demonstration and national program adoption. First government studies lesson and social hour. Come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Leafdale
Paphees E. Willard
Frances E. Willard
E. G. ‘Thornburg
Wm. MacAdam
Frances Willard
Wm .Hagemeister
Wm.Helsing
Clarence Johnson
Chas, Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
Iaa Nelson
New World
Amos Wagner
Grant Brady
National
Revival Meetings Begin Soon at Corner Schoolhouse and Potter
The Methodist revival meetings will commence at the Corner schoolhouse next Monday and in Potter on Sunday March 4. Rev. R. W. Pruitt will preach at all meetings and asks for the cooperation of every earnest Christian person in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner
Potter
R. W. Pruitt
Valentine program brightens Methodist church evening
The Valentine event at the Methodist church Wednesday featured orchestra numbers a violin solo by Mildred Jacobson and a duo of character sketches. Agnes ONeill Norma Nelson and Doris Hagemister sang while Maurice Challburg pictured a bachelor by the hearth. Funds from booths a post office and a fish pond raised about 36 dollars for basement remodeling. several sick folk missed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Jacobson
Mr. Ladely
Love
Doris Hagemeister
Agnes O’neill
Lillian
Madonna Brady
Maurice Challburg
Norma Nelson
Léague
Leafdale district 86 box supper at school house
A program and box supper are planned at the Leafdale School House district 86 on Friday February 23. Everyone is invited to attend with ladies urged to bring well filled baskets and gentlemen to bring their pocket books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leafdale
Dick Carlson Moves Shoe Repair to Potter Drag Company Front Room
Dick Carlson relocates his shoe repair shop to the front basement room of the Potter Drag Company, expanding his accessible workspace and serving customers from a new, central location in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Carlson
The
Potter Drag Company
Potter Girls Triumph Over Sidney In Key High School Game
Potter high school girls secured Western Nebraska championship hopes with a decisive 25 to 9 win over Sidney on their home floor. Potter led throughout as Lillian Brady and Doris Hagemeister scored 10 and 11 points respectively while Sidney’s lineup included Annie Willmen and Miriam O Berg among others. Referee Joel L Burkitt oversaw the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter High School
Sidney
Poter Girls
Potter
Lillian Brady
Doris Hagemeister
Vera Carlson
Esther Carlson
Agnes O'Neill
Mildred Jacobson
Annie Willmen
Vera Harr
Helen Henrichs
Mac Bieternitz
Kathryn King
Miriam O’berg
Joel L. Burkitt
Internal Revenue Man Coming to Towns in Nebraska
An Internal Revenue Service officer will visit Kimball on February 15 and 16, Potter February 17, Dalton February 19, Sidney February 20 to 22, Lodge Pole February 23, Chappell February 24, Big Springs February 26, Ogallala February 27, Paxton February 28, Sutherland March 1, Oshkosh March 2, Lowelllex March 3, Brady March 5, North Platte March 6 to 7 and 13 to 15 to help taxpayers file income tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Sutherland
Oshkosh
Léwellex
Brady
North Platte
Pool Hall Now Open in New Twin Buildings Location
The pool hall, managed by W.8. Nagle, opens in a new section of the Twin buildings in the former E.H. Biggs room. New tables installed and the hall refurbished to top condition, touted as one of the finest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Nagle
E.H. Biggs
Local Subscribers Thanked For Timely Remittance
The weekly notice lists new or renewing subscribers with thanks for timely payments. Harvey Fisher C Johnson Jos Nelson and Art Cavalli are named along with Dix Nebr as subscribers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fisher
C. I. Johnson
Jos. Nelson
Art Cavalli Dix
Nebr
Reading Boosted by Teachers at Nebraska Library
The Nebraska Circulating Library gains popularity as teachers select books for students. History and sociology works aid reference study, with recent donations including Neva Thornburg Honor of the Big Snow Wild West Buffalo Bill First Battle Karl Fricke Napoleon Bonaparte in 3 volumes Richard Carlson Janice Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Circulating Library
Neva Thornburg
Karl Fricke
Napoleon Bonaparte
Richard Carlson
Janice Meredith
Popular Young Couple Are Married in Sidney Parsonage
At seven o clock last Monday evening February 12 1923 Father Link united Asa Kenoyer and Jennie O Neill as man and wife in the Catholic parsonage at Sidney. The ceremony was witnessed by Hugh Kenoyer Alfred Kenoyer and Agnes O Neill. The bride a blue crepe de chine dress and manager of the local telephone exchange with two years in service. The groom eldest son of Hugh Kenoyer employed by Farmers Union Trading Company. They celebrated with supper at the Commercial hotel and a moving picture show then departed for Colorado before returning to Potter to establish their home. The couple have the good wishes of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Link
Asa Kenoyer
Jennie¢ O’neill
Hugh Kenoyer
Alfred Kenoyer
Agnes O’neill
Potter
Agnes
Kk. J. O'Neill
Hugh Keffeyer
Farmers Union Trading Company
Commercial
Colorado
Potter Post American Legion to Hold Sale and Open Club Rooms
A public sale of combination household goods is set for Saturday February 17 at 2:00 PM on Main Street in Potter. The Potter Post No 291 American Legion reports a profitable meeting in their new club rooms above the Henry Store with Roy MacAdam presiding and Elmer Leyfang as adjutant. The club plans monthly rent of 10 dollars for the three rooms and a dance is planned for February 24 pending venue. The Legion aims to create a social center banning gambling and drinking, with potential use by the Woman's Club and others. walls will be retinted and woodwork varnished. The group issued a resolution to lobby against language-law amendments, and 15 new members were welcomed, eight by adjutant Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Post No
American Legion
Henry Store
Roy MacAdam
Elmer Leyfang
Chas
Lawson
Fred Enevoldsen
Legion
Lawrence Schwartz
Kroh
Ernst
Chas. Lawson
American Legion of Potter
School Notes from Various Grades Mention Absences and Activities
The bulletin lists frequent sick days among multiple grades, with names of absent students across second through high school. It notes visitors, Valentine box activities, geography notebooks, outlines for The Last of the Mohicans, brain and nervous system physiology studies, and various ads from visiting lecturers and local services. It also references seniors’ gift pictures, gum chewing questions, and a hoped basketball victory next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Carlson
Irene Warner
Hilton Hite
Byron Pavlat
Morris Challburg
Victorius
Community club aims to set model standards in Potter
The group pledges to conduct its dances shows and attractions cleanly to earn respect, reject gambling, loud profane language, and drunkenness, and to impress and practice one hundred percent Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Gemeinhardt Perkins sale announced for February 26
An ad in this issue promotes the Gemeinhardt-Perkins sale to be held Monday February 26. Bills will be printed and distributed in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemeinhardt-Perkins
Hicks homestead description near Potter and Gurley
At the Gemeinhardt farm ten miles northeast of Potter or three miles south and ten miles west of Gurley in section 18 15 51, known as the old George Hicks homestead, on the land location is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemeinhardt
Potter
Gurley
George Hicks
Live Stock Sale Monday February 26 1923
Auction listing for February 26 1923 offers a free lunch at noon and a catalog of animals including black mares and geldings, bay and sorrel horses, bays, grays, a bay mare aged 9, multiple ages and weights, a black colt two years old, and heads of mules with two and four to five years, all with weights around 1100 to 2600 pounds.
12 year old Hereford bull and two milk cows for sale
A 12 year old Hereford bull is offered along with two milk cows that are due to freshen soon. Prices and contact details are not provided in the readable text.
Machinery Sale Listing with Equipment and Terms
Machinery items for auction include a McCormick 12 foot header binder a 10 foot tandem disc and an 8 foot tandem disc John Deere cultivator a 14 foot Deering header double row lister three section harrow a six bottom Avery disc plow wagon and rack wagons p ox wagon header barges two Moline manure spreaders three work harnesses a 500 gallon oil tank and 250 bushels of oats cash terms buyers advised to check with their bank before sale
Ralston Frosh Trio Delights Potter Lyceum Audience
The Ralston Frosh trio Miriam Frosh Elizabeth Ralston and Kathryn Ralston performed a superb program in the high school auditorium last Saturday. Their violin cello and piano pieces drew high praise and were regarded as among the finest seen under lyceum direction in Potter. The next event on March 5 is a lecture by Mr D Lee Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston-Frosh
Lycem
Miriam Frosh
Elizabeth Ralston
Kathryn Ralston
Potter
Lyceum
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Carlson to Have Public Sale Near Potter
Carlson residing ten miles north of Potter will hold a public sale on Thursday March 2 1923. Bills will be printed soon and an advertisement will appear in this paper next week watch for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Carlson
Potter
Peter Nelson Livestock Sale Set for February 23
Peter Nelson announces a livestock sale on February 28 featuring 20 horses, 14 head of cattle, and 14 Poland China bred sows from the Great Designer line. Bills and ads to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nelson
George Reetz Sale to Be Held in March
George Reetz announces a public livestock sale in March. The herd includes 50 Poland China sows and 25 milk cows. Bills with exact date and terms will be printed soon and an ad will run next week in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reetz
Poland
China
Notice to Bidders for Cheyenne County Printing 1923
The Cheyenne County Commission invites sealed bids for county printing for the year April 1 1923 to April 1 1924 including Proceedings Tax lists notices programs and reports. Bids due March 20 1923 at 10 o clock A M. The board reserves the right to reject any bids and the notice is signed February 6 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
P. WG
Pius Brard
Wright
Potter amen magpie hunt at Grasmeore ranch
The Potter amen figure in an organized magpie hunt at the Grasmeore ranch last Monday. Business houses closed in honor of Lincoln's birth day. The hunt was not very fruitful. After shooting, Jos. Johnson, ranch proprietor, hosted a supper for the hunters who appreciated it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasmeore Ranch
Lincoln
Jos. Johnson
Salient
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W. C. TU
F. Fern Fisher
Internal Revenue
Librarian
W. E. the
Essee
Helen Tutt
Charles Warner
Willie Fricke
Spencer Price
Lloyd Keeers
Hildur Carlson
Lawrence Shriver
Eudene
Cooper
Arvid Challburg
Eugene Schmidt
Joseph Schad
Christensen
Cornelia Farrel
T. Carlson
H. Schad
RADIO
Ralf
Ashames
Jack Wilson
McClure
Luig 2Taln Qi
John Dere
Mench Senn
DD. F. Enevoldsen
A. A. Sharp
Carl Carlson
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Potter, Nebr
Robt
W. Pruitt
Alfred Arnell
Epworth
Chappell
Chappell Shoe & Harness Store
Geo. Weikum
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