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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
1
Geo Coulter marketed the first load of 1925 wheat at the Home Lumber Co elevator in Potter Nebraska. The wheat was dry and tested 59 or No 2. The Nebraska Wheat Growers Association advanced Coulter 84 cents per bushel.
The Naomi Rebekah lodge and the I O C F lodge of Dix will hold a joint installation of officers on Friday evening July 17. All members are urged to attend and lunch will be served.
Potter W T Kahse D D pastor announces Sunday services at the church with worship and sermon at 2 30 pm and Sunday school at 3 30 pm Come and worship with us at the church and join in the afternoon schedule.
Chris Campen offers a Friday night program for Potter folks featuring Anna Q Nilsson in Innocence, touted as one of the season's best screen productions with a strong lead performance. A dandy comedy A Boy in Blue accompanies the feature. attendance promised to pay.
Ray Arnell is limping this week with a sprained ankle from a Sunday ball game. The injury is keeping him from his regular duties at work.
Cheyenne anticipates the largest Frontier Days celebration yet with Vice President Dawes and his family expected to attend. The organizers have installed an advanced loudspeaking system to ensure clear hearing for all attendees across the park.
The young Bear Cats fell 5 to 3 to Bunker Hill last Sunday on the local diamond. Art Borcher dominated with strong pitching while Herman Fricke and Gene Kaune pitched well for the locals.
A quotation praising the country doctor as a selfless, highly skilled healer always available in illness or emergency. It extols his altruism, ready sympathy, and sturdy humor, noting his dedication even in night, weather, and hardship.
Dean Hagemeister was taken to Kimball on Thursday evening of last week and placed in Miller hospital. The next morning he underwent an operation for the removal of the appendix and came through the operation nicely. Since then he has been steadily improving and is getting along as well as could be expected. His many friends here wish him a speedy recovery.
W S Nagle is visiting in Potter this week with old acquaintances, meeting familiar faces and revisiting past connections in the region.
Brownson Farmers Union met Saturday electing Aaron Boyes to replace C. E. Tolle who refused to resign as president after a ballot vote. The note adds little meetings until after harvest and mentions multiple local notices including births and stray cats dumped on Thurston ranch.
A large crowd gathered near Sidney in Cheyenne County for a Ku Klux Klan lecture, with Dr. Evans unable to attend. National Klan worker Mr. Brown spoke to about ten thousand locals, noting plans for a larger Sid ney gathering later in the year.
A Potter Golf club delegation traveled to Kimball last Sunday afternoon to play the local boys in a friendly golf match. Potter was defeated but the visit was brightened by generous Kimball hospitality at a cashless drink stand. The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Potter Review item notes store expansion at Nelson & Company with brick construction and post office move to new addition. Dalton boys beat local team 12 to 7. Potter team to play Peetz Colorado next Sunday. Joe Keough appointed temporary agent at Paxton Nebraska. Amos Ivey seen in Kimball. Claude Biggs sick. Mrs J L Spitzbart visiting relatives east of state. John Seyfang seen in Potter.
Geo N Pringle of Parks Nebraska received a check for 45,189.78 for a twenty carload shipment of Hamp shire hogs. The 1213 head included 29 packing sows and 1184 good hogs weighing 332,380 pounds averaging 280 pounds sold at 13.75 per cwt, above regional top prices, with no dead hogs. a souvenir photo will follow.
Last evening town updates reveal an extra gang now at Pine Bluffs. Rev C H Schmidt and family have moved south to Mason City Nebr. Ed Swanson is finishing a brick residence on his homestead west of town, a point he takes pride in.
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