Classifieds: Lost Found Buy Sell Trade A Column Note
Our classified list invites readers to post items lost or found and to buy sell or trade. The column promises up to date notices and encourages participation from locals.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
7
Our classified list invites readers to post items lost or found and to buy sell or trade. The column promises up to date notices and encourages participation from locals.
Notice lists sale items chairs and four tables for quick sale by B F Thornburg Potter Nebraska. Also finds a spare Ford tire and tube on Lincoln Highway between Kimball and Potter with a $10 reward from S H Melton Lodge Pole Nebraska.
Dr Paul Greusel dentist of Kimball Nebraska invites locals to compare quality versus quantity as he endorses the Edison phonograph. The notice promotes a live demonstration at Larson's Music Store in Sidney Nebraska, urging customers to experience the new Edison for a lifetime purchase.
An ad asserts Edison made the first phonograph and outshines imitators. Larson's Music Store in Sidney Nebraska promotes Edison as superior to rival machines in this local advertisement.
A compact listing notes a black mare of about 1000 pounds taken up by Arthur Schnharth. various farm sales including corn at W Johnson. one team of seven-year-old matched bays with wagon and harness offered by H G Mangels. an AM- line Lister for sale. pasture rental for 100 horses with water and grass. cattle by John Christensen. a 20-40 tractor and 5-bottom plow offered for trade. hay for sale by Meilke & Buck. draymen available.
Expert Eyes tested and glasses fitted at Marsh's Jewelry Store with E L Montgomery backing quality. Rooms for rent by C W Johnson. Phonographs advertised by Larson's Music Store claim equality with Edison, offering in-home demonstrations at Sidney Nebraska.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders Clara Cavalli Julia Grand Frederick Cavalli Arthur Cavalli and Gus Cavalli and all interested parties to appear on June 19 1920 at 10 am to show cause why Clara Cavalli’s petition to admit Julius Cavalli will to probate should not be granted. Notice will be published in the Potter Review weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Signed May 22 1920 by County Judge C P Chambers.
The council of ambassadors ruled that German war material whether destroyed or delivered to the allies must be considered allied property under the peace treaty terms.
The advertising line promotes a SAVAGE truck as built right and priced right for the man who wants the best. It mentions Sav age Truck Sales Company in Denver Colorado. The senate passed the merchant marine bill in the house without a record vote and sent it to conference for a permanent merchant marine policy.
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announced that 61 local lodges nationwide were revoked due to member participation in an unauthorized switchmen strike. Eleven new lodges were organized to replace those cancelled.
Ambassador Wallace informs the council of ambassadors that President Wilson announced the United States would act as arbitrator in fixing Armenia's boundaries. The note reflects U S involvement in regional border mediation during the era.
Five years after the Lusitania disaster the world recalls the event and the United States remains technically at war with Germany with no quick path to peace.
Three workers at the Chicago Curled Hair Co. died last week from anthrax. The Chicago plant manufactures automobile cushion stuffing. Investigations are underway into the cause and safety conditions at the factory.
Grapes grown in the Black Sea region are described as especially fine for producing wine. The remark highlights regional viticulture and a perceived advantage in flavor and quality for winemaking.
Wealthy Chinese women donate substantial sums to support emerging industries, fueling entrepreneurship and modernization. Beneficiaries include startups and merchant ventures aiming to expand manufacturing and trade networks across urban centers.
An advertisement seeks horses and mules of any age, with emphasis on three year olds and up in good condition. Contact A. H. Scott at the Commercial Hotel in Sidney, Nebraska, with shipping to market and suitable prices. Also notes a historical date about William II moving to Doorn and a Massachusetts governor vetoing a beverage bill, with a quip about waiting for the Supreme Court.
Mortis Pearlman, a Detroit apartment house owner, was attacked at his building as he collected rent. Tenants told police that rents had recently risen by 50 percent, prompting the assault with bricks and other missiles.
The fragment notes that salt mines of Galicia were worked in the twelfth century and mentions mistletoe in the superstitious rites of the ancient Druids. It preserves a brief historical reference with no additional context.
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