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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
8
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as the Board of Equalization on June 13 and remain at least three days up to twenty days. Taxpayers may file changes corrections or complaints and should meet with the board to examine assessments. Attest: Nf. N. Slawson, Clerk. y 2 -9.
A local agent offers to process subscriptions and renewals for the Omaha News, Bee, and World-Herald. The agent earns a commission on every subscription sent in, with the same price as direct remittance. The key note is that a portion of subscription money stays with Potter when the agent handles it.
For sale about 160 acres of good farm land with improvements offered at a fair price. Call on or address H P Nelson Potter Nebraska. Lost Bay 5 year old horse with goaded mane white star in forehead crooked front feet. Finder please notify Herbert Johnson Potter Neb
Reconstruction begins at the Cooper mill and light plant in Humboldt after a fire is estimated to have caused about 125000 in losses. Transmission lines both supply local customers and carry current to other areas during rebuilding as residents rally to support Cooper Son in a larger service project. Orchard village council commits to aiding a Creighton to Valentine hydro plant transmission line and to lease its municipal plant and distribution system to a bond-financed company.
The campaign to widen certain streets and improve street lighting in Gothenburg prompts relocating utility poles from main streets to alleys. Local capital supports the electric company, with citizens proud of its ownership and service.
The village of Otoe is evaluating potential electricity from a proposed transmission line to improve local power reliability and support future growth. stakeholders review route options, costs, and impacts on nearby homes and farms. community meetings will inform residents on decisions.
Plans call for a 20 foot boulevard along the Lincoln Highway for 26 miles east to the Lincoln county line. The road was graded last year, with a contract to be awarded soon for a clay and gravel surface.
Charles H Gardner of Sidney campaigns for the Republican nomination as county surveyor. A Sidney resident for over a year, he lists a 4 year railroad period, 6 years in U S Reclamation Service, 2 years in the army with the 110th Engineers A E F, and 3 years on state and county highways. He is a member of the American Association of Engineers.
C W Johnson of Potter Nebraska announces his bid for state senator from the 31st district. He seeks Republican primary support in July and pledges clean businesslike representation if nominated and elected. He asks voters for their backing.
B K Bushee declares candidacy for state senator from the 31st district subject to Republican voters in the primary on July 18. He addresses the voters directly and signs his name.
A J Kinnersley declares candidacy for Cheyenne County attorney subject to Republican primaries on July 18. He asks voters to support him in the upcoming election.
R. P. Inepler announces his bid for Cheyenne County attorney pending Republican voters decision at the July primary. Campaign details and platform to follow in later notices.
Charles H. Gardner of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for county surveyor subject to the Republican primaries on July 18.
A. & Warren announces candidacy for County Attorney in the Republican primary on July 18 1922. He urges voters to support his re election if he has served the county properly during his half term in office.
Karl R Kratz declares candidacy for county clerk on the Democratic ticket. He cites thirteen years in the abstract business in Cheyenne County as qualification.
A candidate announces intention to run for State Representative from the 95th district subject to Republican primary voters on July 18. The notice targets voters in the district and outlines the campaign's entry in the primary election.
A candidate announces intent to run for sheriff in the July 18 Republican primary. The statement asks for voter support and expresses appreciation for backing from Republican voters.
Flo ssie Belle Krueger announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Clerk in the July 18 1922 Republican primary. She cannot campaign personally due to work duties in the county office but seeks voters support.
A non political candidate for re election for the office of County Superintendent of Schools announces her candidacy to voters in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Primary election date is July 18 1922.
A non political candidate states for the office of County Superintendent, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on July 18. The nominee cites 15 years in rural and graded schools as key to understanding county rural school needs, naming Mrs. D. B. Fletcher.
Walter Hodhgin announces candidacy for State Representative in the 95th district covering Cheyenne and Jimball counties. He seeks Republican primary support at the July 18 election.
Myrtle Lancaster announces candidacy for County Clerk in the upcoming primary on July 18 under the sub party. She presents platform goals and pledges to run an efficient office and improve voter services.
A notice for the office of county surveyor in Cheyenne County subject to Republican primaries on July 18, 1922. The document outlines the election path for the incumbent seeking reelection under party rules and local election timelines.
Henry Pavlat of Sunol Nebraska announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk in the forthcoming July 18 primary. He states the campaign intends to seek voter support from the Democratic electorate.
Subscriptions arrived at the Review office for various newspapers and magazines across the United States. The office notes continued reader interest and renewed demand for print media amid growing digital options.
Dr B Charles Pease an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist based at Osborn Building Sidney Nebraska. This brief notice provides a professional address and location for consultation.
The Potter Volunteer Fire Department holds a monthly gathering on the second Friday at 7 30 p m. in a regular station meeting room. Members are urged to attend for briefing and planning.
Oakley Otten announces he seeks the Republican nomination for County Clerk with a call for voter support on July 18, 1922, urging backing from the electorate.
Potter Post 291 American Legion holds meetings at 7 30 p m on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
In a brief home office notice readers are invited to place subscription orders for Omaha newspapers with a home man earning a commission, reflecting a sales feature from the Review office.
Sidney gears up for a large Fourth of July celebration. Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson drove to Sidney Tuesday night to view the feature play The Con queringe Power.
The Kimball boys band will give a concert in Sidney on June std and at Dalton on June 10. They plan a day trip visiting Lodge Pole Bridge port Bayard Scoltsblull and Mitchell.
Air and Mars. Jackson and Elis Barnes of Indianapolis Indiana and Miss Joe of Nashville Tennessee spend the week with Tom Barnes and family. The party is enroute to the coast by auto.
Mrs L Y Minor and her son and daughter departed for their new home at Santa Ana California on Tuesday where Mr Minor has resided for some time. They leave many friends here who wish them well in their new home.
The Woman's Club announces a June picnic and program to be held with a plan for attendees to enjoy a good time. Speakers and activities are expected, inviting all members and guests to participate in an afternoon of entertainment and socializing.
By unanimous vote the county organization of the Nebraska Flygcine and Welfare Campaign set June 4 as a day for county pastors to exchange pulpits. Rev. T. Porter Bennett will fill the pulpit at morning service. Sunday school 10 am. Preaching 11 am Rev. Bennett. Epworth League 7 pm. Evening service 8 pm. The pastor continues sermons on popular advertising slogans to teach spiritual truths. Evening subject Why Not Now. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm.
A Presbyterian church project valued at 35000 dollars is planned at Superior. Meanwhile Methodists Catholics and Baptists are weighing plans for new church buildings in the same area, signaling a wave of religious expansion.
J M Nelson of Dye Ned and J W Billiter announce candidacies for county treasurer of Cheyenne County, subject to Republican voters at the July 18 primary. The notices state they will run if the party supports them.
A candidate named J. W. McDaniel petitions voters of the Democratic party for the sheriff position in the upcoming July primary, signaling intent to lead law enforcement locally.
Henry C Blome of Dalton Nebraska announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket for the upcoming primaries after voter solicitation and consideration. He states the bid is subject to the will of the voters.
The speaker declares candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries in Cheyenne County on July 18 1922.
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