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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
The Home Lumber Company elevator finished a west side addition capable of storing 6,000 bushels with fire proof cement hoppers. East side additions include engine and cleaner rooms and a plastered motor room. The $1700 upgrades aim to modernize and speed grain handling, with the firm announcing readiness to receive all grain types.
The Bunker Hill ball team will be here next Sunday afternoon to play the young Bear Cats. A good game is expected.
M7 Lodge Pole Valley reports Nels Nelson delivering hogs to Sidney last Monday and returning with corn. Harold Stecks visited Anton Schadl home Tuesday. Bundy family spent the Fourth at Krueger's Lake. Easton and Nelson tending the hay crop. Almer Wilson drove to Potter last Friday. Marguerite Bundy now employed at Sidney telephone office. Len White seen in Potter Tuesday. Florence Thurston visited aunt Mrs N J Nelson last week. Anton Schad owns a forty five acre corn field setting ears. Dave Tencock tending his corn. We all had a fine Fourth and remain tired from the celebration.
Sunol and nearby towns saw neighbors travel for Independence Day activities. Mrs. Frank Christenson visited Sunol, Leah Booth spent the Fourth in Sidney with friends, and August Namath was in Sunol. Visitors included Mrs. P. Hunt of Sidney staying with her mother, Mrs. A. J. Englert, while Mrs. L. F. Demers hosted kin from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Welton called Sunday evening, and nearly all locals spent the Fourth at Krueger's Lake. J. B. Ruttner's wife joined relatives south of Sidney on Wednesday.
A large community turnout marked the Fourth at Browns, with others at Olsen’s grove and Krueger’s lake. The Tigers defeated the Cowboys 10 to 2 on Sunday. Mr and Mrs E M Nelson and family spent the day at Sterling dam. Social visits included Max Glassburn Roscoe Madden Norman Trobough at the Nelson home and several callers at Madden home. The Antelopes lost to Bear Cats in a romp. Various neighbors shared meals and chores including hog hauling to Potter. FL S Steele returns to work with Bud Thorpe. J C Johnson traveled to Sidney on business.
A brief notice announces that Dr Ames will conduct eye tests and fit glasses if required. The service aims to help patients assess vision and obtain appropriate eyewear as needed.
Union Stock Yards, July 7, 1925. Cattle run 7,800 with a strong market for good to choice steers. top $13.00. Feeder cattle steady to dull. various grade prices listed. Hog market steady to strong with 8,200 fresh hogs. top $14.00, bulk around $12.50 to $18.90. Fat lambs weak at $14.25 to $14.50. feeder sheep steady. lamb and sheep quotations by type and grade.
Last week about 76 loads totaling 2 675 head of stock cattle and feeding steers were shipped from Omaha to the country, compared with 47 loads and 1 661 head the prior week, and 66 loads previously.
An office notice offering adding machine paper at 10 cents per roll accompanies a brief review prompt for the office.
Mrs Dick Carlson offers trained nursing at patients home or mine to provide best care. Willing to visit patient or receive care at her home. Phone 27.
A garbled local page lists items for sale including brick and tile, a 1600 bushel steel granary, and a wrist watch. Rentals include a modern five room house and furnished or unfurnished rooms. Help wanted seeks a bright young lady for nurse training at Miller Hospital in Kimball Nebraska. Also noted are a case separator, an adding machine paper offer, and Brady Dairy milk and cream routes by phone.
Three-for twenty five cents or six for fifty cents with two extra soaps free. Sale good until July 1. Also cash paid for false teeth dental gold platinum and discarded jewelry by Hoke Semiing Refining Co Otsego Michigan.
An appeal promotes subscribing to The Review at a price of $1.50, urging readers not to be without the publication. It emphasizes value and accessibility for readers seeking steady service.
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