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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

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Union Pacific removes two trains impacting local mail

The Union Pacific removed trains No 1 and No 2 from service disrupting morning mail. No 25 now carries Omaha Lincoln dailies and parcel post at 1 06 pm while No 5 brings less first class mail, delaying Thursday dailies to Friday. Local, state and federal officials face complaints as residents seek morning eastbound delivery and lingering schedule details.

Union Pacific Omaha Sidney Lincoln Potter

Windstorm damages Wickstrom home and area

A tornado like windstorm last Tuesday devastated the Sam Wickstrom country home with the south wall blown in and the house shifted on its foundation. Outbuildings lost their roofs while the windmill remained intact as insurance adjusters prepared to appraise losses. No major damage was reported in Potter beyond this and scattered reports elsewhere.

Sam Wickstrom Wickstrom Potter

New Books at the Potter Public Library

New titles arrive including Cimarron by Edna Ferber Drift Fence by Zane Grey East Lynn by Arline de Hass Marjorie Dean series titles Marjorie Dean Macy Hamilton Colony Oh Money Money and The Family Cupboard donated by Mrs. Palmer Thurston Arkerside by Mary J Holmes The Story of the Foss River Ranch by Ridgewell Cullum Nebraska Blue Book by Edna Bullock donated by C W Johnson.

Edna Ferber Zane Grey East Lynn Arline de Hass Marjorie Dean Marvelous Manag Hamilton Arms Marjory Dean Macy Marjorie Dean Macy Hamilton Colony

Kimball Paving Contract Let In Wyoming City

The Kimball paving project for four blocks was awarded to A. H. Read of Cheyenne after six bids. Bids ranged from 1.40 to 1.70 per yard. low bids totaled 27,523 to 30,269 dollars for reinforced concrete. At present 24 workers place copper service connections, with two eight hour shifts. Read plans to start around June 20 and finish by August 1, with total frontage cost estimated near 190 dollars per twenty five foot lot.

Kimball A. H. Read Cheyenne J. R. Tritt Yant Construction Co Haddon Co

Farmers Union Picnic at Lodge Pole features ball game and contests

The Cheyenne County Farmers Union plans a June 17 gathering at Lodge Pole with Weyerts band, speakers from Nebraska and South Dakota, and H C Hansen of Hemingford. Potter meets Lodge Pole in a feature baseball game. There are essay and speaking contests with cash prizes, no gate admission, and notices urge farmers to stay all day.

Farmers Union Cheyenne County Lodge Pole Weyerts Brokaw Lincoln Everson South Dakota Gustafson Nebraska H. C. Hansen Hemingford State Board of Directors Potter

Uhlig Wins Horseshow Championship in Kimball

In Kimball last Sunday afternoon Uhlig of Colorado defeated Allen of Nebraska Boulder to win the Nebraska Colorado horseshoe pitching championship. About four to five hundred locals witnessed a tight meet with eleven double fingers by Allen nearly matching a national record. The four out of seven 50 point games saw Uhlig win four matches including the decisive fifth. Local club members organized the event and plan to bring the national champion to the county fair.

Nebraska- Colorado Kimbal Uhlig Conad Allen Boulder Kimball Colorado Nebraska Western Nebraska Observer

Sidney Seals Drop Two Nonleague Games

The Sidney Seals lost two nonleague contests over the weekend. Saturday Sterling Merchants won 14 to 6 with Anderson of Lodge Pole on the mound. Sunday Kimball defeated Sidney 6 to 4 as Beismer, Hopkins and Hornby pitched for Sidney and were hit hard. Sterling scored seven in the ninth.

Sidney Seals Sterling Merchants Anderson Lodge Pole Sterling Kimball Sidney Beismier Hopkins Hornby

Joint Picnic for Sextorp and Antelope Locals

A joint Farmers Union picnic for Sextorp and Antelope locals will be at Johnson Grove today Friday June 5. A good program is planned with tug of war and baseball. Members and friends are urged to attend bring lunch ice cream will be sold to cover costs a collection will be taken.

Farmers Union Johnson Grove

A Word of Appreciation From Mr and Mrs Snoocker

Mr and Mrs F A Snoocker thank friends for kindness and help during illness. They express gratitude for sacrifices and assistance as they travel on.

Aong F. A. Snocker

Potter Drug Company Bid Adieu Note

TO THE PUBLIC Having sold the Potter Drug company we will soon be compelled to bid adieu to Potter and community. This will constitute our hardest task. The people have proven real friends and we certainly regret to break the ties of friendship with one of the finest classes of people to be found anywhere. You have made our stay most pleasant, and profitable and our good wishes will always be with you for continued success and prosperity. The trade and cooperation has been liberal and loyal, and we would certainly be ungrateful if we did not voice our appreciation of this. May the same cooperation, good-will and patronage be accorded to Mr. Thayer and family. MR. and MRS. J. J. NORCROSS.

Potter Drug Company Potter

Dorothy Barden's Plane Crashes During Take-Off

Dorothy Barden, county aviatrix, crashed her plane during take-off in Nolte alfalfa field. A rough ground, warm air, and poor motor action caused the accident. Mrs. Esther McCollum suffered a broken collarbone and leg gash. Barden released her seat strap, escaped the wreck, and hoped for a new aircraft.

Broadwater News Dorothy Barden Nolte Alfalfa Esther McCollum Barden R. Redmayne Guy Dolson McCollum Miss Barden

Only $3 bill found after long world search in Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio May 18 the world sole $3 bank note was found in Glenn Ivey's possession after years of treasury led global search. Issued in 1841 by Lebanon Miami bank under Ohio authority dated June 21 1841 it is the only one known. Treasuries offered 1000 percent but Ivey refuses to sell. Signed by G P Williamson bank treasurer. Ivey kept it as a Civil War veteran keepsake from a soldier.

Cincinnati Ohio Glenn Ivey United States Treasury Department Lebanon, Ohio, Miami State of Ivey G. P. Williamson

Lodge Pole Elevators Change Hands

Lodge Pole elevators changed ownership last Saturday as a group of farmers and others bought the Paul E. Smith elevator and Smith purchased the Lodge Pole Grain elevator from C A Fuelscher. Change in management expected around July first with future plans for Fuelscher not disclosed.

Lodge Pole Paul E. Smith

Apprenticeship Begins at Rice Funeral Home Sidney

Arthur Leafdale formerly of Potter now living in Harrison Nebraska began a two year apprenticeship in undertaking at the Rice Funeral home in Sidney on Monday and will assist in the establishment. He has chosen this as his life work and is expected to succeed. Mr and Mrs H Stevens and their son were Sunday guests at Edgar Hite's home in Kirk.

Arthur Leafdale Potter Harrison, Nebr Rice Funeral Home Sidney Arthur Mrs. H. Stevens and Son Edgar Hite Kirk

Poverty and Riches Sermon at Pot ter First Lutheran

First Lutheran Church Potter announces Sunday services with church school at 2:15 pm and worship with sermon at 3:00 pm Pastor W. T. Kahle declares the theme Poverty and Riches and urges attendance and inviting friends.

First Lutheran Church Potter

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Choirs

The Methodist church announces Sunday school at ten and morning worship at eleven with special music led by Rev. J. H. Wilcox. An Intermediate league meets at seven, and evening worship with sermon "Christ and the Church" follows at eight. Children’s Day Cantata "God's Flower Land" is on Sunday evening June 14. Families are urged to bring children for baptism during the morning service on June 14.

Masonic Hall J. H. Wilcox Intermediate League Christ

Pioneer Druggist Stricken at Morrill

Joseph E. Anderson a pioneer of the North Platte valley and well known druggist died after paralysis Tuesday last week at Morrill. He moved to Box Butte county in 1887, worked in Nonpareil and Alliance, joined the Enderly Bros. group in Gering in 1890, and opened a Scottsbluff drug store in 1904.

Joseph E. Anderson North Platte Valley Morrill Box Butte County Alliance Gering Enderly Bros Scottsbluff

Funeral services set for Mrs Bockstaedter in Sidney

Mrs. Herman Bockstaedter 46 died after long illness in Sidney Cheyenne County resident over 30 years. Born November 28 1834 she came to Cheyenne in 1892 married 1902 and had six children. Service at 2:00 at home of Fred Brauer followed by Lutheran church funeral with Rev Peters. Burial in Lutheran cemetery. Survived by husband six children Hubert Gerhardt Vernon Florence Hicks Leona Mildred.

Herman Bockstaedter Cheyenne County Bockstaedter Sidney St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Fred Brauer W. F. Peters Rice Florence Hicks North Platte Leona Mildred

Land owners win in road suit against county

Landowners north table awarded damages totaling about 5400 in district court on an appeal over county land take for a road. Six property owners protested the 10 dollars per acre damages, with Judge I J Nisley ordering specific awards to Bergt Otto 1212 and Gottfried 3000, Doran 393, Lederer 447, Sanders 296, Graham 50, after Bordwell survey corrections. The case centers on township 16 range 51, about 13 miles northwest of Gurley, and the road built under an old survey amid prior legal fights.

Telegraph Cheyenne County Township 16 Range 51 Gurley I. J. Nisley Otto Bergt Gottfried Bergt G. V. Doran Frank Lederer Ed. Sanders B. F. Graham Bordwell

Memorial Day Activities Draw Large Crowd in Community

Memorial Day events drew a packed congregation at the M. E. church with Legion and Auxiliary participation. Rev H E Sortor delivered a widely praised address on peace and duty, followed by cemetery services and taps, as merchants closed shops and residents honored the fallen with flag displays and flowers.

M. E Legion D. F. Enevoldsen Mildred Jacobson Maxine Wells Bernice Babcock Allen Dykeman Alfred Arnell Biggs H. E. Sortor Sortor Legion and Auxiliary Stewart Nelson Thomas Ivern Irley Hite Ray Arnell Lawrence Schwartz

Thanks for Help After Property Loss From Wickstroms

Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom thank neighbors and friends for volunteered assistance after a property loss last week. They highlight abundant help and kindness and express gratitude for the many acts of support received.

Sam Wickstrom

Lorenzo to face Bear Cats in Sunday league tilt

Lorenzo has been playing strong ball this season and should challenge the Bear Cats as they chase a higher league standing on the local diamond next Sunday at 2 30. The Bear Cats are tied for second with Lodge Polo. other Sunday games include Sidney at Dalton Sund at Bunkerhill Gurley at Lodge Pole.

Lorenzo Bear Cats Dalton Lodge Polo

Board of Equalization Meeting Dates Announced

The Board of Equalization will meet on June 9 10 and 11 with adjourned dates thereafter All tax adjustments will be made during this period Henry Pavlat County Clerk.

Board of Equalization

God’s Flower Land program at M E church Sunday

On Sunday evening June 14 the young people of the M E church present the cantata God’s Flower Land replacing the evening worship hour. Miss Jeannetta Sloan left last week for Norfolk Nebraska to join an Omnibus College tour spanning 25 states and two Canadian provinces with about five hundred participants.

M. E. Church Jeannetta Sloan Norfolk Nebr

Federated Clubs to Bring Towns From Cheyenne to North Platte

A federation of chambers of commerce and community clubs in towns from Cheyenne to North Platte nears reality. J S Kroh is president with Thomas Johnson as vice president and P L Martin as secretary. A June 15 meeting at a yet unnamed town will complete organization with by laws and purpose. Senator C W Johnson opposed the Ak Sel Ben bill and the group hopes to push Lincoln highway paving and morning mail service along the Union Pacific.

Chambers of Commerce North Platte Cheyenne Sidney J. S. Kroh Keith County News Thomas Johnson Chappell P. L. Martin Marius Christensen Wm. Hagemeister Potter Thomas Adams Kroh C. W. Johnson Panhandle Wyoming Lincoln Highway Union Pacific

Potter Drug Store Sold to Thayer of Sidney

The Potter Drug company was sold last week to J Thayer of Sidney, an experienced druggist. Mr. Thayer and his family have moved to Potter and will manage the store in residence above it. The Norcross family, former owners, plan to move after a Colorado vacation.

Potter Mr. Thayer Potter Drug Company J. J. Norcross Norcross Colorado

Kensington Ladies Auxiliary to Meet at Peterson Home

Dix Nebraska reports a church basement gathering of the Kensington ladies after noon. The Auxiliary plans a meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. Bob Peterson’s home. Several residents are listed with visits, travel, and health notes including Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Spencer in Denver, Lyle Graham’s nine month stay in Roswell, and Supt. F. A. Snooker’s recovery from a facial infection at Kimball hospital.

Bob Peterson Kenneth Ehlers Clayton Spencer Denver and Mirs Joe Cook Cook Spencer Wm. Scheele Pete Nelson Potter Gus Graham Lyle Big Springs Rex Graham W. D. Watson Omaha J. L. Roberts Lyle Graham Roswell New Mexico Gus Seig P. O. Vedder Dix E. O. Houghtaling Edna Killham Myrtle Graham Kearney F. A. Snooker Kimball Hospital Snooker

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THE Potter Public Library Farmers Union County Methodist Church Sund Bunkerhill Henry Pavlat Thayers Potter Drug CO Ladies Kensington Stanley Davis
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