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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
1
The Women’s Club will meet Friday February 27 at the home of Mrs Clarence Johnson. Leader Mrs Joseph Nelson introduces the topic Americanization with Roll Call What My Country Means to Me. Mrs Nelson requests each member bring two questions on any subject for discussion.
Notice from the Village Board of Potter Nebraska warning that rowdyism and sign destruction in the post office lobby must cease. It bans leasing of lobby space and threatens punishment under state and federal law.
All members of the Potter Rifle Club must submit their orders for guns or ammunition by March 15. Secretary C. G. Dahlman notes the cutoff and urges timely submission.
Senator C. W. Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday in Potter with home folks and returned to Lincoln Sunday evening to resume his work there.
The postal department authorized a shift making all mail routes depart about an hour later to catch No 3's incoming mail. Previously routes left before No 3 arrived, forcing No 3 mail to wait in the post office. Now routes will wait for No 3 when on time, benefiting patrons though adding work for staff.
Horse dealer R E Merschin offers horses at Gunderson barn with a few days trial on any purchase. He will also buy horses if they are good. 2ma tf.
Fans and residents recall the best time of your life at Potter’s Carnival Dance event Saturday night. The lively gathering drew crowds for music and dancing at the town venue, creating lasting memories for attendees.
Potter high school teams had mixed results with wins at Pine Bluffs where the boys edged 25 to 23 and the girls 18 to 2, a rough loss for the girls at Cheyenne, and a close home double header where the girls beat Gurley 22 to 17 and the boys defeated Sidney Academy 23 to 18. The Kimball game on Potter floor drew a large crowd, ending 24 to 20 after a tight second half, and the boys head to Chadron for a tournament with eight recent games totaling five wins and three losses.
County agents report Cheyenne County boys and girls earned state prizes for 4H work. Winners include Irma Welton of Colton and Gundhart Olsen near Potter, plus Svend Olsen and Norman Trobaugh. Prizes feature trips to Club Week at Lincoln, bronze medals, and a $75 Union Pacific scholarship.
The Roosevelt Park Memorial Association will host a special train in Potter next Friday February 27 to display the largest Wurlitzer pipe organ from North Tonawanda New York to Los Angeles California. The 64 foot diapasons and 50 horsepower wind system underscore the organ’s immense scale as about 2000 workers contributed over eleven months.
The Sea Hawk is billed as the most mammoth sea spectacle with a glamorous romance of fierce Barbary pirates. Cast lists three thousand, a dramatic tale of elemental loves and hates. One show at 8 p.m. 15 50c. matinee Tuesday 2:30 35c. February 23 24 25. Adv.
Grasmeere ranch butchered a beef last Saturday. Nelsons Connellys Eastons and sons attended Farmers Union at Bunker Hall last Thursday. Mathewson and Shepherd called on Stecks Monday. Len White hosted a well attended dance last Saturday. Sehad family dined at Dendinger home near Sidney. Lars Olson sorting seed potatoes. Grasmeere repairs pasture fences. Schad overhauled his Ford. State news notes Senator Johnson backs posting Ten Commandments in every school.
County Agent urges girls to enroll in club work and later strive earn prizes, with many awards to be offered again this year.
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