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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
The paper notes being indebted to C W Everett for sending an issue of the Doughboy and expresses interest in reprinting parts. Rev H W Saeger and family moved to Sidney Thursday evening and visited Rev and Mrs Kahl there.
A notice advertises bargains including a lot and halt for sale in a desirable town location. Listings show a house and lot and a house and lot priced at 2600 dollars. Mrs. uly Van Valin, mother of Mrs. F D James, arrived Thursday for an extended visit from Nelson after time in Los Angeles.
Classified snippets report a Scotts Bluffs return and Elgin car handling remark. A premier Six for sale at 70-horsepower, aluminum eased, electric shift option, priced $1900. Also Jersey cows for sale, rubber belting, JABlk house and lot inquiry, magazine subscriptions wanted, and Sinclair tractor oils with prepaid delivery.
Frank McCool advertises for sale two second hand truck wagons. Contact details not provided.
Short classified ad column listing two thoroughbred Seateh Collie pups for sale by Gus Cavalli, a ground to break wanted inquiry at the Review office, a Laced Wyandotte Keys for sale at 2 dollars for 15, plus 6-100m bungalow in west Potter for sale through Mrs. J. W. Doyle and Mabel Johnson, with contact Ray Babcock.
Oil Pull on hand at Potter, good as new with guide complete ready to go to work for you. See us at once or you may be too late. J. W. Reinmuth. Sidney. 22 Two houses and lots for sale. Prices reasonable. Inquire at Potter review.
Second hand farming equipment listed for sale include a 7 foot grain binder with engine hitch and tongue truck a 2 row cultivator a 14 inch gang plow a 7 foot disc and a 7 foot alfalfa disc all priced to sell. Seller identified as A. Be. Spitzbart based in Potter Nebraska.
sale notice listing 100 acres 8 miles northeast of Potter Nebraska with 50 acres in fall wheat. Contact Mrs C Lindberg Sidney Nebr for details. Also a lot and half near water main adjoining water line offered at $625 in Potter area.
Frank McCool quips about concrete work in a terse exchange. The remark echoes practical concerns and reflects a practical stance on construction matters. The brief statement captures a moment of candid talk without further context or detail.
A compact classified ad lists one Hu m bili on and Hudson models, a Lexington three, and Fords and Buicks for sale or trade. The seller touts value and mentions “Worth the money.” Also notes horses wanted for pasture at $1 per head by W. W. Melintosh.
160 acres with 25 acres town site near depot, room house, barn, cattle sheds. 40 acres wheat, 10 barley, 20 new breaking. balance fenced corn land. 320 acres 14 miles from town with 70 wheat, 45 alfalfa, 30 pasture balance corn. City property may be exchanged. Contact Chris Ogard, Potter Nebraska.
Rich Jersey Milk delivers to any city area with daily route options. Homer Hicks & Son promotes first class cement work of all kinds with Frank McCool endorsement.
Plentiful oil pull plow for sale in Sidney Nebraska. Slightly used unit offered at a bargain. Investigate promptly by contacting J W Reinmuth Sidney Nebraska.
Wanted pasture near Sterling Colorado for 200 head of horses with ample grass and water for summer. If you cannot accommodate 200, indicate your maximum, monthly price per head, type of place, acres and watering facilities, and location. Contact Buchanan.
Johnson offers bargains on farm implements including J I Case and Moline tractors. Deals aim to attract buyers seeking reliable, affordable machinery for fields and farms.
Classified notice lists Dr Paul Greusel a dentist at Bank of Kimball Building Kimball Nebraska with a for sale windmill and tower 32 feet high and a 10 foot wheel never used inquire at Review office also lost yellow horn notify Ed Quien and sale items including a Singer sewing machine and an oak wash stand by Ray Brand
A Yonkers Statesman fragment captures a mock exchange about the coming Fourth of July under looming Prohibition. The joke ponders whether a sane celebration is possible if Prohibition takes effect on July 1.
Feerr D James Lumber Co promises favors to Mr Bassinger new hardware department head and pledges courteous treatment to Potter residents in return.
An editor wrote Holy Bonds of Matrimony but the printer printed Holy Bonk of Matrimony. The next day three newly married couples teased him yet he found consolation that nearly all the old married men complimented his astuteness.
H M Bassinger of Bancroft Nebraska arrived Monday afternoon to take charge of the hardware department at F D James Lumber Co. He brings several years in the hardware business and will likely meet old acquaintances among local residents.
The Crown Princess of Sweden describes how tutors teach her eldest son to love English literature. She recalls a moment when a tutor checked his Milton essay and saw the line Milton was a great poet who wrote Paradise Lost then his wife died and he wrote Paradise regained.
A war poem of grit and endurance voices the duty to stay in the trench through night rain and cold with prayers for relief. It recalls firing lines and the Maxims in the face of bombardment as soldiers insist they saved their trench before a note about a convoy to Kimball on Thursday afternoon.
F D James Lumber Co reports the sale of a Cusman engine battery ignition for three horses to a builder or contractor. The note appears in a brief business item from the period.
Chas. Dedic returned to Potter to spend a few days and prepare to move his family to the eastern part of the state. The ad notes good quality milk and supplies including rope pulleys stoves and refrigerators from FOR SALFA Guernsey.
Announcement declares Karl Fricke appointed deputy town marshal. A strict curfew warns all residents to be home when the curfew rings, addressing wine-bibbers and sinners and signaling tighter enforcement.
Roy L. McAdams and W. W. Hein moved tractors to Dix on Thursday pulling bunkhouses behind them. They plan to stay for a time to improve Mr. McAdams's properties. Mrs. McAdams and Miss Mabel McAdams also traveled to the ranches Friday morning.
The new timetable lists trains stopping at Potter East with passenger and freight services. Services include No. 368 freight at 2:35 PM and passenger trains at 8:54 AM 5:46 PM 1:33 PM 7:50 PM, plus freight No. 261 at 7:30 AM.
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