Potter Community Boosters Hear World Fair Talk At Wells Cafe
The Potter Community Boosters met at Wells cafe on Wednesday. Attendance was modest after Fourth of July festivities, but members enjoyed a meal by Mr. Wiells. Dr. Callison, new to town, was introduced and praised for his energy and Omaha training. The sign committee reported forthcoming highway corner signs. Wm Hagemeister gave an informative Chicago World's Fair lecture, urging attendance. Claude E. Biggs will lead the August 2 meeting at Cords cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Community Boosters Club
Wells Cafe
Wiells
Callison
Omaha
Committee On Signs
Wm. Hagemeister
Earl Thayer
Hagemeister
Chicago
Claude E. Biggs
Cords Cafe
Bank Statement Shows Reserve of Fifty Percent
The Potter State Bank statement of May 30 1923 shows a reserve of better than fifty percent. State law requires fifteen percent and the bank holds over three times that reserve. The complete statement will be published next week.
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Potter State Bank
Caution Issued Against Riding Bicycles on Sidewalks
Joe P. Schwartz, chairman, warns boys and girls to stop riding bicycles on sidewalks citing danger and local law after multiple complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe P. Schwartz
Brownson club meets with hostess and plans picnic
The B. H. BH club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. P. Thurston as hostess. All members attended along with visitors. Roll call cited current events and plans were made for a July 13 picnic at the P. J. Lynch home. The Farmers Union meeting at the N. J. Nelson home drew a good crowd. The next Union gathering will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Livingston. Relatives from Independence, Missouri visited Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Gunderson over the past week.
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B. H. BH. Club
P. Thurston
P. J. Lynch
Farmers Union
N. J. Nelson
Arvin Livingston
Independence
Walter E. Gunderson
Community Notes From Thurston Area Gatherings
Mrs Gunderson and family visited Missouri relatives. Mrs Palmer Thurston and children called on Bernard Jorfeld. Clark Fuller family returned from a trip to Annapolis Washington Chicago. Halsey failed Annapolis entry due to defective teeth. Chas Anderson and Nels Thurston attended pioneers day in Sidney. Mrs Hannah Lyngholm spent July 4 in Cheyenne. Luberna Jorfeld visited Violet and Marie Vowers near Kimball. Thurston dinner guests included George Gunderson John Seyfang Pete Lindgard. Families from Kimball Easton Williams Nelson Bundy with Riggs family. Harold Lyngholm hosted Riggs dinner. Mike Lonecar family visited Omaha. C S Andersen hosted picnic. Edith Connelly and children visited Dalton. Jasper Jones Frank Williams families visited Redington. Harrison Waite and son Vallace joined Thurston meal.
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Gunderson
Missouri
Palmer Thurston
Bernard Jorfeld
Clark Fuller
Annapolis
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Halsey
Annapolis Naval Academy
Chas. Anderson
Nels Thurston
Sidney
Hannah Lyngholm
Cheyenne
Wyo
Luberna Jtorfeld
Violet
Marie Vowers
Kimball
Folxs
George Gunderon
John Seyfang
Pete Lindgard
Easton
Williams
Nelson
Bundy
Harold Lyngholm
Riggs
Mike Lonecar
Omaha
C. S. Andersen
Edith Connelly
Dalton
Antelope Divide Social Roundup in Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson entertained at the Rieneke home with visiting guests including Mr and Mrs J H Madden Mrs E R Hadley and Mrs George Kitt ney and daughters LaVerne and Jamice. Several families from the community shared Sunday visits at various homes and a club picnic occurred at the Lingwall residence.
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Jim Johnson
Irs
Anna Rieneke
J. H. Madden
E. R. Hadley
Allan Nelson
E. M
Lingwall
Virgil Nelson
James Willeford
Jim Bertramson
Chrystie
Kimball
Hilton Lockhart
Ed. Nelson
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Emil Karel
Herboldsheimer
Svend Olsen
Jens Olsen
Chrystie Bertramson
Mildred Nelson
Emery Nelson
Sidney
V. A. Nelson
Maurice
Wilfred Nelson
Maurice Nelson
Hughes
Potter
Community Notices From Grover and Kimball Area
Mrs D A Keith of Grover visited her parents L K Nelson over the weekend while her daughter Gladys recovered from an appendicitis operation in Kimball. Various neighbors and families, inluding the Beales, Johnsons, Nelsons, and the Jolly Neighbors club, shared visits and a noon lunch. Antelope ball team defeated Lloyd Jeufs 14 to 7 on Sunday.
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D. A. Keith
Grover, Colo
L. K. Nelson
Keith
Kimball
Gladys
Kimball Hospital
E. A. Beale
Glenn Beale
Jim Johnson
Bertramson
Wayne
Lloyd Jueifs Pall
Fourth of July Socials Across Neighboring Towns
Dix Gene Binning and family spent the Fourth at Rawlins with relatives. Bobh Peterson and family Hubert Peterson and family Chas Campull and family and Lee Peterson and family spent the Fourth in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Walt Ehlers and sons and Phyllis Ehlers left Sunday for a two week vacation at Yellowstone Park. Mr and Mrs EB Goding and children left Friday for Chicago to visit relatives and attend the Century of Progress. Mrs W E Stahly is visiting her daughter Mrs Kenneth Treastle and family in Cheyenne. Edna Killham is driving the mail on the south route during Mr Godling's absence. Harlin Sullivan returned from Omaha Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Van Martin spent the Fourth at Bayard with relatives.
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Gene Binning
Rawlins
Bobh Peterson
Hubert Peterson
Chas. Campull
Lee Peterson
Cheyenne
Walt Ehlers
Phyllis Ehlers
Yellowstone Park
W. E. Stahly
Kenneth Treastle
Edna Killham
Air Godling
Harlin Sullivan
Omaha
van Martin
Bayard
Dry spell persists as heavy rain drenches surrounding areas
The region endures a 45 day dry spell with some areas in the south divide receiving moisture only after a May windstorm. Potter and nearby towns report heavy rain while Kimball Dix Sidney Gurley and Dalton log substantial rainfall. Crops hold steady due to deep soil moisture from April rains as deluges sweep the west south and east nightly. A Sidney area rain washouts roads and rail bridges.
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South Divide
Potter
Kimball
Dix
Sidney
Gurley
Dalton
Inspection trip for Morse rep to Holyoke Julesburg Lodge Pole
Joe Schwartz Johnitt Alfred Arnell and Herman Joench accompanied T F Black Fairbanks Morse representative on an inspection trip to Holyoke Julesburg and Lodge Pole last Sunday.
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Joe Schwartz
Johnitt
Alfred Arnell
Herman Joench
T. F. Black
Fairbanks
Morse
Holyoke
Julesburg
Lodge Pole
Observations by G A S on farming and local life
G A S reflects on drought relief through better farming, boasts winter wheat yields, stacked alfalfa and robust crops, and notes corn and potatoes. He offers himself as foreman for $75 monthly, jokes about a three point two airplane landing, praises birds, comments on rain, wind, and wheat price quotes, and greets new doctor Dr Callison while urging humor and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazman
Bill Kubes
Herman Schubaith
Bill
Sidney
Potter
Stevie
Callison
Acme
Pee
Telegraph
Olaf Gundersen as caller in Potter forenoon
Olaf Gundersen of Dix served as a caller in Potter on Monday forenoon, participating in the event and assisting attendees with the designated duties.
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Olaf Gundersen
Dix
For Rent Four room partly modern house in Sidney Neb
Four room partly modern house for rent in Sidney Nebraska. Close in location with reasonable rent. Contact Golden P. Kratz Sidney Neb for details. Filing date March 3.
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Golden P. Kratz
Sidney, Nebras- Aka
Mar
Lawrence Schwartz Returns from Denver Visit
Lawrence Schwartz came back Wednesday after spending a few days in Denver visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Schwartz
Denver
Nelson Families Return From Mountain Visit
Joe and Emil Nelson and their families returned home Sunday after spending several days in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Emil Nelson
Hansen Family Enjoy Colorado Mountain Visit
Peter Hansen and his family are spending a few days in the Colorado mountains, taking in the scenery and outdoor activities.
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Peter Hansen
Colorado Mountains
Marshs Visit J M Hughes Home Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs Geo Marsh of Sidney visited Sunday evening at the J M Hughes home.
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Mr. and
Mirz
Geo. Marsh of
Sidney
J. M. Hughes
Mr and Mrs L M White Visit Relatives at Big Springs
Mr and Mrs L M White visited relatives in Big Springs on the Fourth. The family gathering marked a summer holiday shared with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. M. White
Big Springs
Bull and Poland China Hog Headline From Claus Arp Ta
A 2-year-old bull and a 6-month-old Poland China male hog are offered for sale. The notice lists the consignor as Claus Arp Ta and provides no additional sale terms or location details.
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Poland
China
Claus
Undertaker Rick Funeral Home in Sidney Nebr ad
Betf Model T Ford truck for sale with a good box and rubber. Texaco motor oil at 20c per gallon listed by N. S. Miller. Marty Warner named the new assistant in the post office assisting Postmaster Goding with duties.
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Rick Funeral Home
Sidney
Nebr
Texaco Motor Oil
N. S. Miller
Marty Warner
Goding
Taken up astray two white face bull calves
Two white faced bull calves were taken up as strays. Owners may obtain them by reporting at the Review office.
Winter Kidders Welcome Baby Boy Dale Ross
Mr and Mrs Winter Kidder are proud parents of a baby boy born Sunday. The child has been named Dale Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlter Kidder
Dale Ross
Mrs Gertrude Nelson and Anna Uncapher Celebrate Fourth
Mrs Gertrude Nelson and Miss Anna Uncapher spent the Fourth of July holidays with relatives at Sharon Springs Kansas, enjoying family reunion events and local holiday ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nelson
Anna Uncapher
Sharron Springs
Kansas
Ervin Wheeler Injures Knee Playing July Fourth Events
Ervin Wheeler limped on crutches after tearing ligaments in his right knee during athletic events on July Fourth. Medical details are not provided. Wheeler’s condition and recovery timeline remain unreported.
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Ervin Wheeler
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