Potter Nebraska Village Board Proves up 1925 session
Potter Nebraska village trustees met in regular session January 1925 at the Potter State Bank. Minutes approved. bills allowed with noted disallowance for the U P demurrage. Resignation of A J Ames as police magistrate accepted and Fred C Johnson appointed. Fire department officers listed and approved. Clerk instructed to send five $500 war rants to Fairbanks Morse for engine payment. Adjourned. Local notes report residents improving from colds and weekly social radio gathering. Commissioner Allington and others active in county affairs. Sidney visitor John Jucera noted.
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A. BE. Brady
Karl Fricke
Jos. Schwartz
Dean Hagemeister
Lawrence Schwartz
N. S. Miller
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
H. Stevens
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Sandoz
Potter Garage
Home Lumber Co
Mas. L
Allington
Evary
Muss Beecher
Miss Slunter
Alta Bahr
Bb. Allington
Iriday
Denshes
Blulun
Bert Allington
Veaver
John Jucera
Sidney
Sunol Women Club Sale Lunch and Officers Elected
Items from Sunol Nebraska note the Sunol Women’s Club served a sale lunch at the Koester sale Monday. Election of officers occurred at Sunday School last Sunday with Tom Allington elected superintendent and Mrs. Priest Seegar named assistant superintendent.
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Sunol Womens Club
Koester Sale
Tom Allington
Priest Seegar
Pleasant View Jottings Chronicle Local Social Ties
Community notes recount corn shelling, visits and errands in Pleasant View. Wedding of Vivian Hibbard and August Thies Jr. at Sterling with Frank Matthes and D.C. Hibbard as witnesses. News of Mathewson family, travels to Cheyenne and Cheyenne funeral, plus local gatherings and a Scott sale attendance.
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Johnson Ranch
Frank Satthes
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Era Wackhorst
R. B. Hill
Harry Courwright
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Potter Siday
W. UD. Mathewson
Ward Mathewson
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Dr. Mathewson
John Heimer
Harold Snutham
Sidney
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Vivian Hibbard
August Thies Jy
Irrank Matthes
W. AD. Mathewson
Pete Nelson
Mr. Mathewson
Bill
Leland Bundy
Frank Matthes
August Thies Jr
Sterling
Colo
Lawrence H. Hinkley
Thies
W. D. Mathewson
Art Schubarth
Aug. Thies Jr
D. C. Hibbard
Aug. Thies
Wm. Borcher
Antelope Community Social and Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson and others visited J W Bertramson and E M Beale homes this weekend. Bertramson returned from Omaha where he attended a Farmers Union State Convention. A dance was held at I L Maddens with a big crowd. a February 23 dance is announced by the Antelope Farmers Union at Steele's place near Potter.
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J. W. Bertramson
Pete Howe
E. M. Beale
Mrs. McCoy
E. M. Nelson
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Farmers Union
A. Haack
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I. M. Nelson
Kimball
Harry Hazlitt
J. H. Madden
Ernest Rudter
Chris Christensen
I. L. Madden
Mr. Brooks
Antelope Farmers Union
Steele’s Place
Jokes Biting on Marriage, Money and Small-Town Life
A column of wry quips on love and laziness, silent letters, poverty, honesty, taxation, henpecking, small-town pretensions, pride, and everyday blunt truths. The humor spans marriages, alimony, car woes, radio mail, bobbed hair, and bank cashes, with sharp social observations throughout.
Highest Sulaiman Wan in Town and Budget Remarks
A city note questions how Sulaiman Wan spends his $65 monthly income amid local chatter. A woman correspondent argues women’s rights remain distant while men would be missed in a world without them. The column observes contradictory statehouse talks on economy and appropriations, noting the shift from calling leaders swellheads to calling them forceful personalities.
Editorial bachelors weather matrimony season
A light editorial note reflects on a rough year for single men, mentioning Adam Breede and The Junior as among the few who avoid the marital spotlight and continued bachelor status.
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Adam Breede
Old Fashioned Mothers Scarce Explain Fewer Girls
A brief proverb-like note suggests the lack of old fashioned girls stems from a scarcity of mothers who uphold traditional values, reflecting social attitudes of the period.
Fi-cent Sandwich Dream Echoes in Economic Talk
A nostalgic remark critiques postwar prices and living costs, arguing true normalcy returns only when affordable staples like a fi-cent sandwich return. The comment reflects persistent concerns about inflation and cost of living.
Bill Israel Obscured by Deception and Doubt
A personal claim alleges Bill Israel is deceitful and hypocritical. The speaker accuses him of pretending to believe while knowingly lying, eroding trust and clarity about truthfulness in their interactions.
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Bill Israel
Wayside wisdom from the Tomasville Times Enterprise
A scattered chunk of advice quotes a businesswoman urging practical luck in poker and an American girl who wed a Turk prince. It notes smiling through losses, and hints at persistence and labor as keys to peace and plenty, with a nostalgic tone about opportunity and effort.
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