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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1925

Page

7

GORNHUSKER NEWS Kearney year building program grows

Kearney's annual building program nears the million dollar mark as plans for the Veteran Freemasons association advance. Other items include Aurora church federation talks, Fairbury postmaster confirmation, and a large school bond issue planned in Lincoln. Local reports cover crime, farm markets, and state education notes.

Kearney Freemasons Sae Omaha R. A van Orsdel Bard of Education Adams County Congregational Presbyterian Aurora Lyndon Thornton Fairbury Arls Mayo Farm Virginia C. BR. Noye Waterloo Nebraska Some Economics Association Lincoln Katherine Izan Frank Joyce Frank A. Kennedy McKelvie LL. B. Frye Lincoln Fhayer Thomas Jt. Williams McCluren JSS James Gilbaugh Bingham Rnaway W. 5. Crockett Nebraska Christian Missionary Society Christian Church Shubert Secret Service Department II C. Smith Superior Edgar West Superior Board of Education Bloomfield School Board Otoe County Nebraska City Nebraska Dodge County Donald Pillsbury Salvation Army and Volunteers of America State House W. S. Younkins Laurel Tfarsh

Use and humor in a shopping themed quarrel dialogue

A dialogue excerpt shows a wife praising her husband for practicality. Maud questions the pairing while the wife notes the husband serves as a convenient aid during shopping. The line reveals satirical tone about marriage and social roles in a domestic scene.

No title available from fragmentary report

A fragment notes a person who "drops a word here and there" to provoke attention, saying she "always manages to make noise enough to have everybody know she's around." The quote portrays a habit of signaling presence through sparse remarks.

On the Watch

A terse exchange unfolds with a sharp warning and a promise of vigilance as one character cautions another about being observed. The dialogue emphasizes caution and duty in a tense moment.

Campaign Launches 10000000 Endowment for Vets Orphans

A broad honorary committee led by President Coolidge and Vice President elect Dawes backs a 10 million endowment for rehabilitation and child welfare. Notables including Mrs Coolidge, Frances Cleveland Wreston, Ethel Barrymore, and Mary Roberts Rinehart join, with AFL endorsement and a pledge drive nationwide.

Army Navy American Legion Charles G. Dawes Calvin Coolidge Coolidge Hughes Mellon Hoover Work Gore Davis Weeks Wilbur Stone New J. W. Seberle John J. Pershing John A. Lejeune Frances Cleveland Wreston Grover Cleveland Ernestine Schumann-Heink Ethel Barrymore Mary Roberts Rinehart Legion American Federation of Labor el Paso Texas James A. Crain The National

Anan Raymond Heads World's Largest Legion Post

Anan Raymond, attorney, was elected commander of Omaha Nebraska post for 1925, defeating incumbent Leo B. Bozell after more than two days of balloting. Bozell helped grow the post to national prominence and will leave a substantial treasury balance.

Legion Post Legionnaires of Omaha Neb Anan Raymond Omaha Post Riymond Leo B. Bozell National Convention of the Legion Bozell

Prevent Fraudulent Solicitor Activity Warns Legion Posts

National headquarters of the American Legion urges posts to issue officially signed credentials when soliciting funds or supporting Legion enterprises. This measure aims to protect posts and supporters from scammers who use the Legion as a cloak for illicit activities.

The American Legion Legion Friends of the Legion

A Stranger Bets Big in Scarlet Gulch Poker Den

A stranger from the East enters Red Peters' back room for a sociable poker game in Scarlet Gulch. He flashes a thousand dollar stake, seconds the pot with a bold request, and Yukon Jake invites him in with casual bravado as he rakes in the first grand.

Scarlet Gulch Yukon Jake American Legion Weekly

Memorial building for veterans planned in Milwaukee

To Veterans of All Wars a memorial building is planned for the civic center in Milwaukee Wisconsin by the county council of the American Legion. The building would house Civil War and Spanish-American War trophies and World War exhibits belonging to Milwaukee county and include a meeting place for veteran groups.

Ellison East Southeastern Nebr Ke Filey Woruer York Nebraska Paul F. Sharp Albert Sharp University Place Cornell University Forbes Business Magazine Colon Saunder County Uncle Sam’s Navy San Francisco Bay J. F. Powall Lincoln Kartman American Legion Columbus Edwin Blanchard Carleto. College Northfield Minn Doane College Crete John Bennett Doane Institution C. R Allen Bellevue Edward Schuemann DeWitt George Reinmiller William Moss Luther Larson Fremont Automobile Woodcliff Douglas County Lincoln-Plattsmouth Omaha Grain Exchange Allen G. Burke Burke Bancroft Cuming County State Railway Commission Nebraska City Water and Tight Company Pawnee County University of Nebraska Table Rock du Bois Lewiston Pawnee City Burchard Redfern and Ellberger Genera Peru Custer County Fair Association Directors Broken Bow Omaha Abraham Sanford State Penitentiary Frank Berry Ansley Civic Milwaukee Wis County Council of the American Legion Milwaukee County

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