Potter Nebraska Post Office Notice Entry
Entered as second class matter March 22 1912 at the post office at Potter Nebraska under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
Entered as second class matter March 22 1912 at the post office at Potter Nebraska under the act of March 3 1879.
A. W. Schlichting was taken to Cheyenne Sunday evening for an appendicitis operation, accompanied by his wife.
C TV Johnson was taken to Omaha Monday evening to have an operation performed for gall stones. Dr. Ross, R A Grigsby and Joe Johnson accompanied him.
Peetz Warri ors will travel to face the Pill Killers next Sunday at 2 30 p m in West Potter s new ball park Old fans recall Peetz beat Potter last summer and the visitors promise a stronger squad Attendance is 25 cents general admission Plan to attend this season s highlight game or risk missing it
The late welcome rains are a blessing with crops now seen as practically assured, lifting spirits across the community and leaving people with broad smiles.
A children's day program at the Methodist church will be held Sunday morning starting promptly at 10 o'clock. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A jumble of local items lists a 5 passenger Mitchell touring car for trade for town lots and mentions people in Sidney Nebraska. It notes a woman clings to a man’s hand for two hours and reports travel by Fred L. Baker and Harry Flintier to retrieve a Har-Parr tractor. J T Biges and wife plus Mrs L H Caywood motor to Sidney for shopping. A F Whitmore from Over There and Arkansas takes a depot job.
Frank Sazama, a teller at Potter State Bank, departed for St. Paul Nebraska to handle business affairs and planned to be away for about two weeks.
The advert by Frank McCool promotes concrete work with bold confidence, stating he isn’t afraid to tell the public of the merits of both his goods and himself. The note credits McCool as the man behind the confident claims.
Wanting implements come to Johnson for bargains in Implements. J. I. Case and Moline Tractors.
Burroughs Banking adding machines worth over 2500 dollars are used for instruction in the Banking Department of the Grand Island Business College. The piece notes no other Nebraska or surrounding state school is as well equipped for actual practice.
Moderate supply and slow trade at South Omaha Union Stock Yards with little price change. Cattle demand steady to strong for cows and yearlings, but heavy cattle slow. hogs down 5 to 15 cents with tops at 20.00. sheep and lambs dull with prices near steady. Read across cattle, hogs, and lambs markets with specific bid ranges and grades.
Helena April 1 1919 report from the state board of bail insurance outlines warrants issued at 4 percent of season 1918 losses with 40 percent previously paid totaling 44 percent for insured losses. Extract from North Dakota hail insurance department letter details 1913 1918 payout rates. Lyoni Sen companies claim 100 cents on the dollar to cover bail on growing crops.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gunderson traveled to Sidney on business as a 20 inch casing remains installed and drilling continues around the clock toward the sands with the golden fluid, indicating ongoing development at the oil site.
The city garage is undergoing improvements with curbing and cutter work on the west and south sides and a new concrete approach added to the front of the building.
Advertisement from F. D. James Lumber Co promoting a green shingle stain coat to improve roof appearance and durability. Color guaranteed by manufacturers. The Home Builders reference accompanies the offer.
The Undertaking Department is ready to handle funeral needs whether or not a licensed embalmer is used. An auto hearse is available if desired. F. D. James Lumber Company.
In a brief comic exchange Mrs. Justwed asks if one should search a sleeping husband's pockets. Mrs. Longwed replies she must stoop to do it as he scatters clothes on the floor. The scene depicts domestic routine with light humor.
A weary man with three suitcases asks for information after being directed to the bureau of information. He explains he is working up to applying and still needs details on locating the Information Bureau.
W Johnson was operated on Wednesday morning in Omaha and was reported resting easy with the operation a success.
C. L. Wilson quit his FF D. James Tamber Co. position at the start of the month and left for Sterling and Denver Wednesday. He made favorable impressions and many friends. His plans are uncertain though he may return to Potter.
Dr Paul Greusel Dentist operates in the Bank of Kimball Building Kimball Nebraska with professional services offered to local residents and surrounding area in a historic community setting.
Witness describes rapid vehicle exchanges from DeLair to Dykeman to Schwartz to Miller. The quick deals highlight a busy week in the car market as buyers and sellers navigate brisk trade.
Nicholas, Jacobson and daughter Lillie left Wednesday afternoon for the Pacific coast. They will visit Salt Lake and Frisco, then travel by boat to Portland and visit Max in Oregon. Jacobson's daughter, Mrs. Oscar Johnson, will return with them via the Northern route.
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