Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets July 22 1925
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held a regular afternoon session in the church basement on July 22, 1925, with Mrs. C. W. Johnson and daughter Lulu as hostesses. A program of music and missionary Q&A followed, including a two act Christmas abroad play and a Christmas tree with gifts for the foreign field. The society seeks donations of household and craft items and will ship them in time for Christmas. Thirty five members attended. next meeting at Mrs. A Nelson’s porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
C. W. Johnson
Lulu
J. H. Adee
A. A. Wagner
A. Nelson
Dr Ames Eyes Test and Fit Glasses if Needed
Dr Ames conducts eye examinations and will provide eyeglasses if the tests indicate a need. The service covers vision assessment, fitting, and prescription eyewear as required.
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DR. Ames
X- and X 2 or Don’t borrow it subscribe
A fragmented OCR line urges subscribing and warns against borrowing. The readable text hints at a promotional message emphasizing subscription, with no clear names, dates, or locations. The available fragment lacks concrete events or entities to identify.
Livestock Prices At South Omaha July 21 1925
Union Stock Yards reports a 7700 head cattle run. Corn fed beef stronger and grass stock steady. Prices list by class include yearlings up to 13.40, steers to 13.60, heifers to 12.00, cows to 9.00, calves to 9.50, stockers to 7.75, and grass beeves from 6.00 to 10.00 with Mexicans around 5.75. Fat lambs eased to a quarter lower, feeder lambs scarce and firm at 13.50 to 14.00, aged sheep steady.
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Top Rangers
Union Stock Yards
Hog market recovers steady on shipping hogs at midweek
About 7 200 fresh hogs arrived Monday as prices held on shipping grades while mixed packers sold 10 cents lower. Tops reached 13.40 with most sales around 12.00 13.25. Also advertised are soap deals at Mission Bell and a July 19 store offer at Hansen Seyfang Quality Store, plus misc items like exixa free and adding machine paper at Review office.
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Mission Bell
Hansen-Seyfang
JSF
For Sale and Rent Notices in Dix Tonight
Dance at Dix Saturday night July 25. Found a wood wrench. owner call at Review office to prove property. For Sale a brand new 1600 bushel steel granary never set up cheap by N.8 Miller. Tel. Also for rent a modern 5-100m house in west part of town by N.5 Miller.
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Gee
A. Wood Wrench
Miller
Tel
Teli
He Wanted For Rent Furnished Or Unfurnished Rooms
Fourteenth Year No 20 Friday July 24 1925 public notices include rental ads. The snippet lists washing and ironing services by Mrs Ed Fisher and a Go’s property listing in Seaman Co P A Seaman 501 Newport Ave Long Beach California. Also mentions rent for rooms suitable for roomers in Squire Review office.
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Xinvball Co
P. A. Seaman
Newport Ave
Jong Beach
California
Squire Review
Adding machine paper price listed at 10 cents
In a brief office notice the item price shows adding machine paper rolls at 10 cents each, with the review office handling the listing.
Brady's Daily Milk and Soap Ad Brightens Local Market
Local ad promotes plentiful milk and cream with two daily routes under Brady's Daily. Mission Bell Soap offers 3 for 25 cents with extras, or 6 for 50 cents plus two free. Coupon valid until July 1. Hoke Semling & Refining Co. in Otsego, Michigan buys false teeth metal jewelry.
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Hoke Semling & Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
The Review Subscript at One Fifty Cents
The item notes a price of $1.50 for The Review and emphasizes value and affordability as a reason to subscribe.
Housekeeper urged to buy badly needed kitchen hardware
The note suggests saving on hardware purchases by a housekeeper who keeps a poorly equipped kitchen. It claims there are amazingly low prices for utensils and household hardware, asserting the idea applies to readers, with a subtle prompt for action.
Harvest Fair in Lodge Pole Valley with Grain Activity
In Lodge Pole Valley harvests progress with John G. Meyers hauling feed and Len White helping Wm. Bundy head grain for Henry Schrear. A district No. 10 school meeting failed to pass bonds, stirring southern voters. Widespread wire cutting along fences near Len White and Clarence Teneyek prompted warnings, while Lowell Anderson and Nels Nelson worked hay and George Stormberg aided by Her bert Stormberg. Marguerite Bundy drove to Potter as Grasmeere ranch starts harvest and a social gathering filled Anton Sehad’s home.
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John G. Meyers
Len White
Wm. Bundy
Henry Schrear
Clarence Teneyek
Joseph Johson
Lowell Anderson
Earl Easton
Nels Nelson
Jeorge Stormberg
Herbert Stormberg
Marguerite Bundy
Local News Highlights From Sidney and Nearby
Miss Lillian Brady spent Sunday with the Martin girls in Sidney. Wm. Godling returned from California. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scheele of Dix visited Potter. Mrs. R. L. MatAdam, Mrs. Gene Mcintosh and Mrs. Whitstine called in Sidney. Jos. P. Schwartz was a business caller in Sidney, and again on Wednesday. Mrs. J. J. Ayars of Beaver City Nebr. visits at the Brady home.
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Lillian Brady
Martin Girls
Sidney
Mrs. Wm. Scheele
Dix
Potter
R. L. MatAdam
Gene Mcintosh
Whitstine
Jos. P. Schwartz
J. J. Ayars
Beaver City
Nebr
A. Ki. Brady
Hanson and Dolan Visit Potter Crop Interests
T. J. and C. C. Hanson of Omaha are due in Potter to tend crop and land concerns. Mrs. M. A. Dolan of Dansbury, Iowa, is visiting Potter at her son Mark Dolan's home.
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T. J. and
C. C. Hanson
Omaha
Potter
M. A. Dolan
Dansbury, Iowa
Hier Son
Mark Dolan
Miss Pavlat Purchases New Ford Coupe Last Week
Irene Pavlat is the owner of a brand new Ford coupe bought in the prior week.
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Irene Pavlat
Hagemeister and Rogers attend Frontier event in Cheyenne
Bruce Hagemeister and Francis Rogers attended Frontier in Cheyenne yesterday, with both men seen engaging in discussions and touring exhibits at the event.
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Bruce Hagemeister
Francis Rogers
Frontier
Cheyenne
Miss Lorraine Tinsley Returns Home From Cafe Aid
Miss Lorraine Tinsley who helped as a waitress at the Lincoln Highway Cafe for a few days has returned to her home in Redington last Sunday.
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Lorraine Tinsley
Lincoln Highway
Redington
Wisnielski Family Visit to Potter for Harvest Work
Mr and Mrs Paul Wisnielski and their daughter from Dodge Nebraska arrived in Potter last Saturday for harvest and fall work remaining through the season.
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Paul Wisnielski
Dodge
Nebr
Potter
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American Legion
Legion Hall
M. R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
Square Deal
Home Lumber Co
Potter Cream & Produce Station
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Prop
Ivavay
IVAVA
South Omaha
W. T. Sloan
Dick Carlson
A. J. Ames
TchSma
Myrs
Fisher
Grasmeere
Anton Sehad
John Novotny
Todd Farr
Steve Novotny
Rose Karl
Naganvast
Howells, Nebr
Elizabeth Loche
Ted Bell
Ray Shekler
Joe Johnson
Bobbie
Tan
Naomi Rebekah
Gerade
Louisa Scheele
N. G
Myrtle Binning
Rebekahs
Peters
WORT
Henry
Wan
Wm. Godling
Great Mystery
the Potter Garage
Wm. Goding
Eddie
Hansen -Seyfang Mercantile Co
Rovet Cars
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