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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
5
A notice invites nonmembers to subscribe to the home paper at 1.50 per year. It suggests sending a card to join now or pay later, promising weekly reviews and perceived value in a single issue lasting the year. It encourages readers to respond and stay informed.
The text urges immediate payment for a paper delivery and suggests options. It offers to accept remittance via the mail carrier and implies payment can be made to the carrier or the publisher, stressing to settle today.
The following parties remitted for the Review since the honor roll was published on page 1. J. J. Shalff of the city, Arthur Sehnessler of the city, C. G. Gemeinhardt of the city, J. A. Woten of Central City Nebraska, Trvin Lueninghoener of Hooper Nebraska.
After a daylong picnic at Johnson Grove two miles east of town the Potter Firemen will host a ball at Seyfang theatre on July Fourth. They hired Feary's Bridgeport Orchestra, billed as the best in the region, to provide music for an all day and evening gala inviting the community to attend.
C A Larsen president of Potter State Bank attended the fine convention of bankers of group seven in Bridgeport on Wednesday and called it profitable and enjoyable. For the next year W Rodinman of Kimball was elected president and Kimball will host the convention. A group of three men was chosen to supply a nominee by Governor Bryan to serve on the guaranty fund commission. the trio includes Chas Britt an Alliance, C M Wright of Scottsbluff, and J W Rovers of Lodge Pole.
Harvey M Fisher and Nellie Jewell were married at the bride's home in Peetz Colorado on May 29. The couple, both respected locals, will reside at Fisher's farm north of Potter. Over fifty neighbors gathered Monday to congratulate them, sharing a pleasant evening.
The Potter Review announces a half day earlier publication schedule and Thursday evening last runs to serve farmers on the Stanton and Hruza routes. Papers will be printed Thursday supper, folded, and mailed for Friday morning delivery, with the town list out by Friday morning. Copy must arrive by Thursday noon except for urgent material.
An old advertisement claims Ortantal Hair Root Hair Grower is the world s greatest hair grower and cures dandruff. It promises hair on bald heads but not where hair is not wanted. Price 1.75 per jar. Agents wanted. Prof M S Crosse 523 Main St Winnipeg Man. 5etf.
A fragmented OCR ad page lists a Sunday dinner offer from Linc oln Highway Cafe, several seed and seedling sales, a price for a Gold Seal Casecrolsiint rue, and cattle listings by Ninna Meyers and Mrs Rovers. Names and items appear with partial contact notes.
Sunday dinner options highlighted in our ad, inviting patrons to view the menu and dine in.
Charlie Fisher, a business caller in Potter, and Dan Duncan with family visited Sidney on Monday. Mrs Esther Carlson and Mr Oscar Redeen entertained guests at a Sunday dinner. Around 50 friends welcomed a happy couple Monday. Various visits to Lodge Pole and Sidney, with notes on schooling plans for Hilda Nelson and daughters Hilda and Esther, and Arlo Fisher’s illness.
Harold Steek visits A Schad home frequently while Grasmeere ranch dehorns and brands cattle and horses. Mrs Schad leaves for Hoisington Kansas to spend the summer with John Myers. Corn planting continues and a summer wedding may be on the horizon. A drone incident injures Ralph Robertson. Pie supper at Branson on June 13 with proceeds to Toll the auctioneer and treasurer. Contacts sought with Lars Olson Nels Nelson and Earl Easton.
Four inches of rain fell from Monday through Saturday, delaying harvest but boosting crops. Social notes describe Miss Hilma Nelson leaving for Chadron summer school, Miss Alice Nelson visiting, turtle hunting by Frank Matthes and John Heimer, and visits among local families.
A collection of quips and comments on society, work ethic, manners, and politics. The speaker mocks bragging, class, age, fashion, law, and diplomacy while promoting hard work and prudent living. The tone is satirical and observational with various humorous lines.
By order of judge and upon judgment for John Seviane against Henry Schacter the Cheyenne County Sheriff will sell at public auction June 30 1924 at 10 a m the Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 in Block 1 Leyfang's Addition to Potter Nebraska front of Court House Sidney Nebraska to highest bidder for cash sale open one hour Dated May 26 1924 J W McDaniel Sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska
Potter Lumber Company seeks $95 with 10 percent interest from April 14 1922 plus costs. An attachment levies Lot Eleven, Block One Potter town, with buildings, to satisfy the claim. Nonresident defendants must answer by July 14 1924. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde sign as attorneys.
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