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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

3

Leafdale social notes record weekend visits

Mrs. Edgar Anderson and her mother visited Oscar Johnson last Monday. John Saxon and family called at the Anderson home Monday evening. J. A. Bowen and Wile and Miss Jen Brink dropped by Alfred Johnson's Wednesday evening. John Osberg left for Denver Thursday. HL. J. Omholt traveled to Bridgeport on Thursday on business. J. A. Bowen and Mrs. Carl Osberg spent Thursday afternoon with Anderson. The Eggers children attended school in district 86 Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Eggers visited J. A. Bowen's home. Miss Jen Brink and Miss Mildred Anderson traveled to Sidney Saturday for a county spelling contest. they and Mr. Anderson were Sunday supper guests at A. M. Leafdale's in Potter. Henry Omholt went to H Dolan's south of Potter Sunday, returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Osberg and H. B. Leafdale were Sunday guests of Chas Waterman. Homer Waterman is improving and hopes to return home in a week. Mrs. Carl Osberg was a Tuesday caller at J. A. Bowen's. Miss Mammie Dvorack spent Sunday afternoon at Engstrom's. Alfred Leafdale returned from Laramie Wyoming where he had been working.

Edgar Anderson Oscar Johnson John Saxon Anderson J. A. Bowen Wile Jen Brink Alfred Johnson John Osberg Denver HL. J. Omholt Bridgeport Carl Osberg Anderson’s Eggers Chas, Waterman Homer Waterman Mammie Dvorack Engstrom Alfred Leafdale Laramie Wyo

Father Flanagan’s Boys to Perform at Local Theatre

Father Flanagan’s Boys of Omaha will present an entertainment at the local theatre next Tuesday. The home, open to all boys regardless of creed, color, or nationality, has aided about 1200 boys from fifteen states in three and a half years, with 861 lacking funds or families.

Father Flanagan Boys of Omaha

Death of James Benish in Sidney Iowa

James Benish died May 19 1921 after a lengthy illness. Aged just over thirty six, he was a lifelong farmer, never married, and survived by his father Anton and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at the Albert Benish home with Rev Corbett in charge. interment at Greenwood.

Sidney Telegraph James Benish al Benish Mr. Benish Anton Benish Corbett Albert Benish W. C. Campbell J. W. Johnson Burgess Antrim Vacik Greenwood

Four room house for sale near post office

Residence listing by H Stevens offers a new four room house with basement water and lights one block from the post office. Cash price 1500 with 800 through building and loan. Ideally located and cheaper than lumber to build. tf

H. Stevens

Rat Called World Menace by U S Agriculture Bureau

The United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey declares the rat a world menace and urges a relentless campaign against the common brown rat. It cites vast economic damage, germ-spreading risk, and calls for continuous trapping and newly developed barium carbonate poison use.

Bureau of Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture United States India Bureau Biological Survey

State of Russian Science Movement for Russian scholars relief

A movement forms to supply Russian scientists and writers with needed literature cut off after the revolution. Despite Bolshevik restrictions some research and literary work continue, coordinated by two rationing bodies to secure basic necessities. British scientists and literary figures form a strong committee to facilitate transmission of foreign material, with interviews showing what aid is possible.

Russia Scientific American

New Explosive Target Invention From Brooklyn

St Charles Jacobs of Brooklyn debuts an explosive target shaped as a man or animal with a balloon head. When hit the head bursts, a fresh balloon attaches via a simple clamping device. Multiple figures can be arranged on a table and secured by pegs for shooting. This follows reports from the Philadelphia Ledger. Gun Shoots Seven Cartridges Together. A seven barrel Belgian gun, with seven 22 caliber cartridges fired by one hammer, is now owned by a Colorado sportsman. The seven shells eject via a removable disk with seven holes that swings when opened. Substitute for Cork. A Bruenn Koenigsfeld chemical works is testing a cork substitute from turf treated by a patented process. The material is light, firm, soundproof, and damp-proof, offering strong insulation and building properties compared to cork.

St. Charles Jacobs Brooklyn Philadelphia Ledger Popular Mechanics Colorado Bruenn-Koenigsfeld Prague Times Trade Supplement

Ups and Downs on Margot Asquith Nicety

A New York publisher recalls a London dinner party tale about Margot Asquith wife of the British ex Premier. He recounts her remark that a gentleman played women like fish to trap them he angles to make them rise while he aims to make them fall.

New York Margot Asquith

Will of Abba Goold Woolson Provides Cat Care Fund

Abba Goold Woolson, lecturer and educator, filed for probate in Portland Maine. The will creates a fund for sick and disabled cats and requires care including combing the hair of coon kittens, a Maine-bred feline.

Abba Goold Woolson Portland Maine

Edison phonograph demonstration at Larson's Music

Sidney Nebraska store invites buyers to compare quality and quantity when purchasing a phonograph with a live Edison demonstration. Larson's Music Store promotes a one lifetime purchase opportunity and urges customers to attend.

gasDo Edison

Expert Optician Promises Eye Tests and Glasses Fitting

An advertisement from Larson's Music Store in Sidney Nebraska offers eye tests and glasses fitting by Expert Optician ER L Montgomery. It invites customers to compare an Edison phonograph in home demonstration against any competing make, at no cost. The pitch stresses proof and confidence in workmanship.

L. Montgomery Sidney Nebr

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Leafdale Items Gopranos The G. H Dick Carlson Gunderson Central Meat Walter Henry Potter Grain Co Fred W. Vaughan Nebraska Tay Lincoln Highway C. A. Larsen Potter W. M. Kimptson W. H. Cobble Chappell Paul Greusel Bank of Kimball Kimball, Neb the Potter Volunteer Fire Biggs Leafdale & Woten Env. CO State Bank Geo. A. Roberts R. A. Babcock D. F. Enevoldsen Fatiati Actatiat Aavlav LN Hite Edgar Hite Guy Hite Livoni & Son Everbody Knows Bank of Kimball Building Ted W. Strain Alex Gallapaux, Propuets
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