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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
5
For sale Sudan grass seed safe for pasture no cane seed Pete Nelson phone 52F2.
A brief notice highlights Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska as a local undertaker service with a contact phone number. The message reinforces awareness of the funeral home identity and availability for services.
Estrayed team bay horses about 1100 pounds each, reward offered. Notify A Nen Dykeman in Dix Nebraska.
Winter poor condition paint upholstery and tires sell by Dyer Storer Chevrolet Co Kimball. Commencing next Sunday the evening worship service of the M E church will be held at Johnson grove at 5 00 o clock weather permitting.
Local ad invites readers to visit ye old print shoppe for free newspapers. Steve promises a plentiful supply suitable for broad er houses and similar uses, emphasizing no cost for the items.
Me and Mrs Homer Light and children along with Mr and Mrs Allen Dyke and their kids and Mr Aldrich were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H Stevens and family.
The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held Tuesday evening, June 6. All officers are requested to attend at 6:45 for a short rehearsal for initiation. Each member may invite a friend to come later and enjoy the social hour.
The Poppy Sale held last Saturday exceeded the prior year’s results by a wide margin, signaling strong community support and higher proceeds than the previous campaign.
The Auxiliary reports a donation of about $25.00 received for rehabilitation work. The group thanks the community for the splendid response to this worthy cause.
The writer describes a ten minute telephone conversation yesterday morning with a Cleveland man seeking to buy the old steam engine at the light plant. The call, made over the long distance line, proceeded as smoothly as a local chat, highlighting the telephone company’s improved facilities and service.
The past week brought clear hot dry and still conditions ideal for planting and farm work. Ground is dry on top though cultivated fields show some soil moisture a few inches down. SE wind suggests rain soon while farmers push double shifts in plowing and seeding after a delayed spring.
Three Sidney merchants Thayer Drug, R. S. Proudfit Co., and Hansen-Leyfang Mercantile Co. issue Courtesy Discount Coupons with each 50c purchase. Coupons enable discounts of 15c on 85c Fox tickets and 10c on 25c tickets. a 35c ticket costs 20c and a 25c ticket 15c. The retailers expect broad appeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Larson and sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Herboldsheim and family and Frances Wiloughby were dinner guests Sunday at the Joe Jeritsme home.
Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson and son with N S Rasmussen of Sidney visited L K Nelson and BE Nelson. Helson Madden guests included Joe Madden Roscoe Madden and Henry James families from Dix Nebraska. J W Bertramson and Rodney Herboldsheimer visited Mrs V A Nelson. Svend Olsen and daughter dined with Jens Olsen. Jolly Neighbors club met at Mrs August Haack with officers elected V A Nelson president Chris Nelson vice president August Haack secretary treasurer. many visitors attended and lunch was served.
Dan Heimer visited with his son Charley Heimer and family on Saturday. Several people from this community joined the gathering, sharing stories and catching up during the weekend event.
Community members joined a charivari party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hielmer on Sunday. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hadley and Mrs. Guy Terman with daughters at the Leslie Wickhorst residence Sunday afternoon.
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