Base Will Be Held Next Wednesday Community Soda Sale
A first in a series of community soda sales will be held in Potter next Wednesday February 26 at 1 00 p m. The sale features no commissions or selling costs to sellers and all proceeds go to the seller. Col Joe P Schwartz will cry the sale. Merchants cooperate to add specials, inviting livestock farm machinery household goods poultry and miscellaneous items. The event aims to attract buyers from around town offering a free world open sale with potential profits for participants.
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Potter
Col
Joe P. Schwartz
No Public Gatherings Over Weekend in Potter
The local board of health sustaining the public gathering ban in Potter through the weekend and Sunday due to scarlet fever measles and nearby diphtheria in nearby towns no diphtheria cases in Potter no shows dances or church services this weekend conditions may allow lifting next week if improvements continue
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Board of Health
Potter
Senior Play Date Set for March 3
Senior play date fixed for Tuesday March 3 at the site. The class will present The Ey flag The Cat Came Back. Tel for later announcement.
Guy Hite Sale Nears With Dairy Herd Horses and More
The Guy Hite closing out sale will be held next Friday February 28. The ad notes a dairy herd several horses hogs farm machinery and household goods. It is an all day sale with lunch served by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Guy Hite
Review
American Legion Auxiliary
Radio Highlight Shares Local College Voice
Potter residents tuned KOA at 10 a m last Sunday to hear Stewart Nelson a Colorado University student and two peers discuss the advantages of university courses in a fifteen minute program. The announcer praised Stewart calling him a professional.
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Potter
KOA
Stewart Nelson
Colorado University
Stewart
Fire at Byron Parlat residence causes no damage
Fire department responded to a Sunday noon alarm at the Byron Parlat residence. Smoke filled the home but no water or chemicals were needed. The fire originated from foreign matter in the furnace register and no damage occurred. Bitter cold weather was noted at the time.
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Byron Parlat
Potter State Bank Closes For Washington's Birthday Observance
The Potter State Bank will close all day Saturday February 22 in observance of Washingtons birthday. The Henry Wickstrom sale Tuesday drew a large crowd and was reported a complete success. Weather had moderated considerably.
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Potter State Bank
Washington
Henry Wickstrom
Prince and Dvorak Tie The Knot At Dalton Church
Miss Angeline Prince and Francis Dvorak Jr were married at St Marys Dalton last Saturday forenoon. Father Fullam officiated as relatives and friends watched the ceremony. The bride wore white satin and lilies while the groom wore gray and gardenias. Witnesses were Mr Joe Cizek and Best man Ernest Peterson with bridesmaid Miss Freda Prince. A breakfast in Sidney and dinner at the Prince home followed. The bride a Potter school graduate class of 34, and the groom a local farmer, plan to reside on his farm northwest of Potter.
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St. Mary’s Church
Dalton
Angeline Prince
Francis Dvorak, Jr
Father Fullam
Joe Cizek
Freda Prince
Ernest Peterson
Amateur Night Show Postponed by Health Orders
The amateur night program planned for next Tuesday is postponed due to a public gathering ban. American Legion officials say it will be rescheduled when conditions allow and those with numbers should register and be ready for the new date.
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Board of Health
American Legion
Potter couple Barbara Whitney and Leo Olsen wed in February
Miss Barbara Whitney of Potter and Leo Olsen of Potter were united in marriage on February 10. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Whitney and a Potter school graduate of 1934. Olsen is a young farmer from the south divide, well regarded by many friends. The couple has not yet returned, and The Review offers best wishes.
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Denver
Barbara Whitney
Leo O. Olsen
Potter
Geo. Whitney
Potter School
Olsen
Jens Olsen
Review
America Speaks feature in Omaha World-Herald Sundays
A description of a new feature titled America Speaks in the Omaha World-Herald. It promises impartial nationwide opinions from doctors, lawyers, farmers, laborers and relief recipients, inviting readers to follow the weekly Sunday feature.
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America Speaks
America ‘Speaks
The
Omaha World-Herald
George Thirlwall Regains Ability to Be Up and Around
George Thirlwall has recovered enough to be up and around again after a period of limited mobility. Friends report steady improvement and he plans light activities as he resumes daily routines.
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George Thirlwall
Milo G Rice of Sidney Visits Potter on Tuesday
Milo G Rice of Sidney was a business caller in Potter Tuesday afternoon.
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Milo G. Rice
Sidney
Potter
Parsons Family From Fort Collins Visit Local Friends
Mr and Mrs Manville Parsons and their children from Fort Collins Colorado spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in the area.
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Manville Parsons
Ft. Collins, Colo
Reverend L V Slocumple Delivers Call in Potter
Reverend L. V. Slocumple of Kimball acted as a caller in Potter last Friday afternoon, bringing local attention to an afternoon gathering.
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L. V. Slocumple
Kimball
Potter
Scarlet fever scare ends in Potter as quarantine lifts
The scarlet fever scare in Potter is over with only three families in quarantine, all cases recovered, no new infections, and the epidemic seemingly checked. Strict quarantine measures and regular school inspections appear to have wiped out the disease.
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Potter
Coin Harvey dies at 85 in Monte Ne Arkansas
Wim H Coin Harvey a well known economist and silver advocate died at his Monte Ne home of peritonitis at age 85. He wrote the bimetalism plank for the 1896 Bryan campaign and later pursued historical projects in the Ozarks after leaving the silver movement.
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Wim. H
Harvey
Monte Ne
Ark
Colorado
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
McKinley
Liberty Party
Ozarks
Judge John W. Lacy Dies at 87 in Cheyenne
Judge John W. Lacy, 87, longtime Cheyenne attorney, died at his home after a battle with pneumonia. His career spanned decades in Cheyenne, where he was a prominent figure in local law and civic life.
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John W. Lacy
Cheyenné
Rambling through the exchanges notes farm fire and sales
The Allen Green farm near Gering burned completely destroying all household goods. Broadwater farmer Anton Policky suffered the loss of a first joint of his thumb in a feed grinder. An Ed Austin farm sale near Summer lists a Jesse James saddle among items. Pine Bluffs spud shipments reached 18 cars in a day, with last week prices at 92 141 cents per 100 due to Chicago market pressures.
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Allen Green
Gering
Anton Policky
Broadwater
Ed. Austin
Jesse James
Pine Bluffs
Chicago
Pine Bluffs Graduate Named Wyoming District Court Commissioner
Alfred Pence, a Pine Bluffs High School graduate and practicing attorney in Laramie, has been appointed state district court commissioner for Wyoming. The former student and local lawyer will oversee assigned duties in the state judiciary.
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Alfred Pence
Pine Bluffs High School
Laramie
Wyoming
Broadwater Diphtheria Epidemic Eases Across Community
Broadwater reports the diphtheria outbreak is nearly over with most residents released from quarantine. Bill Winkler, recently run over by a truck, is described as about well and recovering.
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Broadwater
Bill Winkler
Elks Moved From Colorado Amid Washington Snow
Governor Miller and officials in Washington discuss elk feeding policy as 350 head are relocated from Colorado. Deep snow in the north park country drives the herd into Albany, prompting wildlife concerns.
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Miller
Washington
Colorado
North Park
Albany
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