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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
4
A terse notice from R Iff Merscheim says he will depart at 1:00 p m Sunday with a livestock truck to Denver and invites contacts for any items to load.
Mrs. Merwin Rice of Klamath Falls Oregon arrived last week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Stanton and other relatives.
A note from the Review office records a wedding ring inquiry labeled pound for potential claim or custody action. The fragment references a ring type and official handling, with no further details available in the visible text.
Mr and Mrs Gail Jarred welcome a daughter born Sunday May 28 at a Kimball hospital. In Sidney Chas Sleeth Dr Cate and B Eldrid Merrick spent Sunday fishing at North Platte. Also listed are farm seed prices and a 300 gallon truck tank for sale. Memorial day visitors from Dix, trees sprayed in city park for leaf roller with workers Kenneth Schwartz and Roderick MacAdam.
Mr and Mrs Leo Olsen and daughter visited George Whitney Wednesday. Mrs Fred Christiansen and family from Fremont Nebr spent the weekend at J W Bertramson home. Mrs Christiansen and Mrs Bertramson are cousins. Mrs Pete Wiebe and Larry of Oak Creek Colo and Marjorie and Ruth Deaver joined Monday supper at George Whitney home. Dewey Larson family and Virgil Nelson shared Sunday supper at Herman Moench home. Mrs V A Nelson and Deloris and Carol left Friday for eastern Nebraska to visit daughter and sister Mrs Robert Jacobs in Plattsmouth and other relatives. Saturday evening callers at the…
George Whitney's home hosts Mr and Mrs Mark Odd and others. Virgil Nelson returns from Los Angeles for two weeks then heads to Charleston. Visits by Mrs Pete Wiebe, Larry, Marjorie, Ruth Deaver, and many Nelsons. Jolly Neighbors and Cheerful Workers clubs meet. large crowd, lunch served. June 22 meeting moved up.
May 29 1989 at Union Stock Yards Omaha receipts reached 6500 cattle with buyers quiet yet prices for steers yearlings and heifers showing strength over last week. Hogs were steady to 10 cents lower with trade sluggish and mixed lots at 7 to 8.50 per hundredweight while feeders and lambs held firm to steady in a slow market.
Receipts of sheep and lambs at Omaha Monday totaled 7 000 head with prices near last week. Fed spring lambs ranged 10.50 to 10.60, Idaho and native spring lambs 10.25, clipped lambs 9.00, feeder lambs quoted, wooled ewes 3.75 and down. Fat lambs quoted 9.25 to 10.60 for various grades, feeder lambs 8.25 to 9.00, spring feeder lambs 8.00 to 9.00. Also notes on tree branch rutites and farm plows made from branches.
Local man must make good as urged by Potter State Bank and Potter Review office in a concise community appeal.
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