Interesting program at meeting of Potter community boosters club
Twenty eight members attended the June Potter Community boosters club dinner at Wells Cafe. Ray Arnell presided in the president and vice president’s absence. Speakers included C W Johnson reporting on western Nebraska federation progress and a June 15 Chappell organization meeting. Emil Nelson introduced C Vincent of Omaha Grain Exchange whose talk supported price stabilization via marketing policies and disputed claims that futures trading harms farmers. A mail delivery protest against Union Pacific train cuts was planned, and Claude Biggs was named entertainment chairman for July.
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Potter Community Boosters Club
Wells Cafe
Ray Arnell
C. W. Johnson
Federation of Clubs
Nebraska
Sidney
Chappell
J. S. Kroh
Keith County News
Ogallala
Joe P. Schwartz
Lee Hagemeister
Emil Nelson
Mildred Jacobson
Lee Heagemeister
Nelson
C. Vincent
Omaha Grain Exchange
Vincent
Grain Exchange
James E. Boyle
Cornell University
Agricultural Department
Washington
Union Pacific
Claude Biggs
Potter Golfers Lead in Three Way Match
Potter golfers led a three way 18 hole match with Dix and Kimball on the local course Sunday. Jess Tompkins of Potter was low with two par 35s for a 70 total. Six Potter players tied for seven positions as the top ten scores from each town were recorded.
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Potter
Dix
Kimball
Jess Tompkins
Wees
Deaths of Houtz Family Noted in York
W. W. McIntosh learned yesterday forenoon that his uncle Mr. Houtz had died in York. Mrs. Houtz had died only a few weeks earlier.
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Mr. Houtz
York
Potter Nebr Village Board Proceedings June 1 1931
The Potter Nebraska village board met in regular session June 1 1931 at 8 p m with Chairman Joe P B Schwartz and trustees Johnson Goding Sloan Witt present along with clerk treasurer H Stevens and marshal Karl Fricke. Bills were read and approved and a transfer of 35 97 from light to operating fund was authorized. Neighborhood visits and local social notes follow.
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Potter
Nebr
Potter Review
Joe PB. Schwartz
Clarence Johnson
Wm. Goding
W. T. Sloan
John Witt
H. Stevens
Karl Fricke
Fairbanks Morse Co
H. Moench
D. C. Shea
Chris Christensen
Treas
Evan Stines
Potter Garage
Wells Cafe
Board Votes Transfer of Street Light Fund to Operating Fund
Trustee Wm. Goding moved that the 136.00 accumulation in the Street Light fund be transferred to the operating fund. Second by W. T. Sloan. Carried. Other matters claimed the board's attention but no actions of record were taken. The board adjourned. Attest: H. Stevens, clerk-treas.
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Wm. Goding
W. T. Sloan
H. Stevens
Treas
Cemetery Expansion Plans Delay Improvements
Miss Evelyn Nelson and neighbors visited a local home while others attended gatherings and a Jolly Neighbors club picnic is planned at Johnson’s grave. County Surveyor Gardner surveyed cemetery lots and cement markers are being installed as the north addition, still financed, aims to double the cemetery size. Officials expect finances will allow more substantial work next year, including a steel fence and railings.
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Jolly Neighbors Club
Johnson’s
Chas. H. Gardner
Potter
Wm. Waite
Ed. Meyers
Improvements with the Old Cemetery Project
ROOM FOR RENT in downtown residence Enquire at Review office A FEW NICE TOMATO PLANTS JUST RIGHT FOR REPLANTING CHAS HAGEMEISTER 6m FOR SALE Practically new 310gallon oil tank Elmer Buhrdorf 5 miles north and 2 west of Potter Estrayed Bay horse mane cut off wire cut on right front foot notify Earl Tolle Sidney Nebraska Irma Bartlett Berdell Bartlett O val Bovee and Edna Goding Chadron State Normal college students return Potter Opal Bovee and Edna Goding expect Chadron summer course Hubert Herboldsheimer returned from Nebraska Wesleyan Gene Edine Denver spent weekend Potter Dont borrow it subscribe
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Elmer Buhrdorf
Potter
Earl Tolle
Sidney
Nebraska
Irma Bartlett
Berdell Bartlett
Oval Bovee
Edna Goding
Chadron State Normal College
Opal Bovee
Chadron
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lincoln
Mrs. D F Enevoldsen Undergoes Major Sterling Hospital Operation
Mrs. D F Enevoldsen submitted to a major operation at a Sterling hospital Monday. Her condition is reported favorable though critical, with signs of improvement. Friends await her complete recovery and return home.
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D. F. Enevoldsen
Sterling Hospital
Asell
Chester Larsen Returns From Monroe Nebraska Assignment
Chester Larsen has returned from Monroe Nebraska where he had been employed.
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Chester Larsen
Monroe
Nebr
Radio Scalp rule promotes new tonic at barber shop
The BIGGS BARBER SHOP advertises a cooling dandruff removing lotion called Radio Scalp rule. It promises a soothing after shave tonic Menthlo-Pep and claims the lotion kills germs in 15 seconds to prevent skin diseases.
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Village Board
Light Fund
Dewey Larson and Sons
V. A. Nelson
H. A. Lockhart
Corrie
L. Kk. Nelson
Wiard Johnson
E. M. Nelson
Dewey Mathewson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Jens Jensen
Jens Olsen
Kate Keith
Hereford
Colo
L. K. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
E. R. Hadley
Max Glassburn
E. M.nelson
W. A. Nelson
Whitney
Chris Nelson
Jack Richards
Evelyn Nelson
Mrs. V. A.nelson
Mrs. Bowerman
Bud Thorpe
Mrs. Earl Stanfield
Geo. Whitney
Dan Heimer
Co. P. Herboldsheimer
Svend and
George Olsen
Pater
Om.m.co
Wee le
Seylfang
WAYNE
Henry’s Store
Chas. Hagemeister
Gene Edine
Denver
The
Biggs Barber Shop
the Johnson Store
Fitz
Uash U
Pat
J. C. Bartlett
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