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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
5
Ira Goodman and Ray Arnell Jett will travel on a few weeks trip visiting Kansas City Missouri and points in Iowa and eastern Nebraska. They plan to explore regional sites and engage in local activities during the journey.
C A Larsen made a trip to Gur ley on Wednesday while Miss Lula Johnson is visiting in Kirk thus week.
Mrs Walter Katter of Cheyenne visited in Potter this week Rev Chas Strandbere was a visitor in Potter the first of the week Rev and Mrs Slocumb returned first of the week from their three weeks vacation They report having a wonderful time.
Ardith Bartlett visits Lorenzo Nebraska to see friends as Co C and T J Stanson, who had been visiting Potter, departed at the start of the week.
Miss Margaret Bundy of Sidney served as a wedding guest of Hazel Stroppe, sharing in the occasion and appearing at the social event.
Jess Osborn of Rawlins Wyoming visited last Friday at his sister Mrs N S Miller s home. The Royal Neighbors will meet next Tuesday night in regular session in the Masonic hall.
Ray Arnold of St. Paul Nebr a business caller in Potter. The opening installment of The Black Gang appears in this issue of the Review read it. Various local visits and calls are noted including Mr and Mrs Henry Kayne at J P Schwartz home Potter and Miss Hilda Johnson employed at Potter State Bank. Additional items report wheat yields, travels of residents and friends visiting from Wisconsin and Utah, and Reuben Pool’s long-time homestead near Peetz with his ground still owned today.
A farmer in the north divide refutes claims of ready roasting corn, noting no fields have corn sufficiently mature for roasting ears yet. He says the region is two weeks ahead of the stated season and warns people to expect no butter behind their ears for a while.
Report notes two weeks of roasting ears harvest with some fields nearly at peak edible stage. Mentions occasional misstatements by freelancers but confirms a trend toward ripe corn in multiple fields.
The paper thanks recent remitters including Wan. Sandoz of the city Neb Land & Travel Co. of Sidney Otto M. Lorenz of the city and Win Helsing of the city.
A notice urging property owners to consult the service for improvements to keep property up to date and ensure access to current price quotations at any time.
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