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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
5
The Potter region reports no heavy rain this week though brief showers cooled air. totals reach 0.07 inches Sunday and 0.10 inches Tuesday night. Heavier rains were observed northeast on the divide, with Sidney and Chap pell said to have received a strong downpour and wind damage in Sidney Sunday evening.
Two life and health policies offered by SAM McCULLOUGH in POTTER NEBRASKA promise weekly indemnities for accident or sickness. The small policy costs 5 per year. the larger policy 10 per year, with prescription and emergency relief benefits described.
Completion of Chicago Union Station marks a historic engineering feat. The vast terminal handles 50 000 passengers daily across a three acre main building with 60 000 square foot concourse and 35 acres of facilities. Jointly used by Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry and others.
C B Biggs of Schuyler spent several days late last week at the home of his nephews J L L and C ik Biggs, according to local family notes.
Mrs B and her brothers from Kimball visit Potter to see her daughters Mrs Win Goding and Mrs Chas Stanton at their homes.
Former schoolteacher Miss Delsing visits Pot ter area this week while attending school sessions at Larame.
Mrs Gene McIntosh travels in Denver this week with Mr McIntosh and relatives while Gene stays in California seeking a location. Fred Vaughan returns from a Denver trip to the mountains and is back at the old post office.
Mr and Mrs Geo Schwartz have returned from Omaha where Mrs Schwartz has been in a hospital. Mrs Schwartz is reported to be much improved in health.
Tra Goodman arrived in Potter yesterday afternoon from Los Angeles. He is visiting friends, three years after Ike left the area.
Sheriff Ed Swanson of Kimball and a deputy detained a man after a Tuesday night incident when he stopped his car and acted bizarrely. Dean Hagemeister, recently returned from Kimball after an appendectomy, has lost weight but improves. Mrs Hendrickson, once reported in serious condition, is better and recovering in a Kimball hospital following an appendectomy.
Last Sunday a hand was badly mashed. Mr. Spencer was taken to SXnngball where surgeons have fought all week to save the fingers. A late report indicates several fingers may require amputation.
A number attended the county Sunday school convention in Dalton last Friday and reported a profitable and pleasant session. Potier delegates included Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wagner and daughter Opal, Mr. and Mrs. August Mielke and daughter Mabel, Mrs. Win MacAdam, Alfred Arnell, Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Stewart Nelson, and Lola Warner.
This week brings cooler air with promising rain prospects. A heat wave stretched from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast last week. Light showers Sunday and Monday cooled the atmosphere here, and temperatures have stayed lower. We have had enough 100 degree weather this summer.
The Review announces a new rate of $1.50 for subscriptions highlighting affordability. Readers are urged to renew since the paper emphasizes its value and necessity in daily life.
A large audience in Sidney heard Sister Mary Ethel last Thursday and Friday nights as she spoke about life as a Catholic nun. Louis Larsen and his Genoa Nebraska family visited relatives C A Larsen and Mrs F C Harris and plan to stay until after harvest following a Yellowstone trip. Mrs Pearl Gamut and daughter, previously visiting Dr A J Ames, returned Monday and will visit North Platte before returning to Sioux City Iowa.
Mrs Joseph Johnson and son Bobbie travel with Mrs Elmer Wilson to Kimball on Wednesday. Audrey Wilson visits Potter from Kimball and will stay with grandparents N J Wilson. Peter Hansen posted a golf score of 37 at Potter with no handicap, four handicap would yield 33. Lincoln Highway Cafe adds B F Wells family from St Joseph Missouri to kitchen staff. Mrs Wells formerly cooked for Y W C A cafeteria and considered a top culinary artist.
Misses Alma and Hina Johnson daughters of Mr and Mrs Julius Johnson returned Wednesday from an extended tour through Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota and Nebraska. Hilda attended a business college at Peru Indiana and was joined in May by Alma. A wheat field north yields 38 bushels per acre with tests at 64. Wheat quality is exceptionally fine this year and should mill well.
Alex Spencer, living northwest of Potter, is in Miller hospital Kimball after his hand was caught in gears. The accident left him with a crippled hand and requires medical treatment.
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