Local visitors and social notes from Potter area
Fern Larsen visits at the F. C. Harris home while J. W. Wallick of Denver spends time with his son R. J. in Potter. Ida Jorgenson of Hershey Nebraska visits friends here this week as the Auxiliary serves lunches to golfers. Rogers Francis of Sidney visits Potter with friend Roderick MacAdam. Paul O Donal of San Diego and Laura Rudd of Sidney visit the R. A. Babcock home. A J Anderson of Minden Nebr visits for land interests and friends. Mildred Jacobson and Lorraine Hall of Denver visit locals. Berdell Bartlett returns from Chadron college. Mrs. Reta Lawson and children with Mr and Mrs R. R. Joliff visit last Friday. Mr and Mrs R. V. Francis of Sidney call in Potter Wednesday. Dr. W. T. Sloan and family spend days in Chadron and other points. Kimball visitors include Mr and Mrs Lee Hagemeister and Dean Hagemeister with Ray Wickhorst.
Potter Area Social Roundup Touches Many Names
Verd Wielchorst and daughter Catherine visit North Bend this week. Local Royal Neighbors attended Gurley convention on Monday. Birthday club enjoyed party at Mrs. Wm Helsing’s home Tuesday afternoon. LeRoy Witt Clarence Rogers and Frost Christensen spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Denver. John Brothers and wife of south of Sidney visited Potter on Sunday at Edw. Fisher’s home. Miriam Bartlett, just graduated from Kearney Teachers College, spends summer in Potter. Mrs A T Wallin enjoyed visits from Kimball relatives and Denver acquaintances this week.
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Gurley
The
Birthday Club
Wm. Helsing
LeRoy Witt
Clarence Rogers
Frost Christensen
Denver
John Brothers
Sidney
Potter
Miriam Bartlett
Kearney Teachers College
Potter Family News From Nebraska and Colorado
Mr and Mrs Jim Hackenbottom of Broken Bow Nebraska visited a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs W C McGowan. Miss Jessie Goding and Miss Leola Rogers left Tuesday for Los Angeles California and other points on a months vacation. Mr and Mrs Everett Spier formerly of Potter but now in Sterling Colorado are the parents of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs H W Struble of Ft Collins Wyoming and daughter Mrs Woods and husband of California visited in Potter this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hackenbottom
Broken Bow
Nebr
W. C. McGowan
Jessie Goding
Leola Rogers
Los Angeles
California
Everett Spier
Potter
Sterling, Colo
H. W. Struble
Ft Collins
Wyo
Woods
Two Keys Found! Owner Sought, Review Office Calls
A note from the Review office reports two keys found and asks the owner to present proof of ownership. The brief item records the call for pickup and identification at the office.
Brownson Club to Meet at Mrs Palmer Thurston
Brownson The B H H club will meet with Mrs Palmer Thurston on Thursday June 5. The past week brought heavy rains in the community with some corn needing replanting. Miss Alice Fegley of Guernsey Wyoming visits her aunt Mrs P Thurston. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gossin spent Sunday at Peetz Colo with relatives. The school board of district No 5 met at N J Nelson home Monday evening. The Earl Easton family are driving a new Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. H. Club
Palmer Thurston
Alice Fegley
Guernsey
Wyoming
P. Thurston
Gilbert Gossin
Peetz
Colo
School Board of District No. 5
N. J. Nelson
Earl Easton
Advertisers urged to name business in local papers
A cited editorial argues no town business man should skip mentioning his name and trade in the town newspaper. It stresses even small two dollar ads aid readers in identifying local commerce and maintaining a live, prosperous town economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Magazine
Piano for Sale in Potter Area by Schmoller & Mueller
A late small bungalow upright piano barely used and in excellent condition is offered by Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company of Scottsbluff Nebraska. The instrument, nationally renowned and guaranteed, can be viewed without obligation at a specified location. purchaser pays balance due plus arranged freight terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company
East 15Th St
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Teachers Examination Notice in Sidney Courthouse
State teacher's examinations will be held in the court room at Sidney on Saturday June 7 1930 and again on Saturday July 19 1930. Gertrude M Nelson County Superintendent. Don't borrow it subscribe!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Gertrude M. Nelson
Portrait versus reality in Catharine of Braganza’s charm
The tale recalls Charles II choosing Catharine of Braganza as a bride, judging beauty by a portrait amid mixed opinions from ambassadors. The painting hailed as dazzling by Portugal clashed with the real queen’s unremarkable grace, even Sam Pepys offered guarded praise for her modest look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
England
Catharine of
Braganza
Portugal
Catharine
Sam Pepys
Donald Bar Chidsey
Marlborough
Sun Is Comparatively Cold Beside Aldebaran
A newspaper summary notes Aldebaran as the universe’s hottest known object, a sunlike star with surface temps around 80,000 degrees Celsius, vastly hotter than our sun’s 6,000 degrees. Yet its vast distance means Earth receives negligible heat, while the nearer Sun heats Earth with rays traveling 92 million miles through space to warm and potentially devastate if focused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran
Earth
Space
Common sense and large ideas in everyday life
A reflective note on how common sense is undervalued in handling big matters. It argues people mistake large thinking for virtue while neglecting practical judgment, praising the value of exercising common sense even in grand plans. The piece cites E. W. Howe's Monthly as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Howe
Monthly
The Berry Trader's No Hundred Berries Proceed
A traveler from India carries a heavy crate toward the city market. A pursuing pair negotiates for berries for preserves, but the trader refuses to part with all his stock. He explains that keeping some would ensure he has something to sell upon arrival in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Mexico
Much Black Walnut Left
Repeated claims of American black walnut exhaustion contrast with wartime needs showing logs available from scattered sources. Farmers with timber stands cut small logs and hauled them to rail lines, proving ample supply amid belief of scarcity.
Copper Content in Modern Ships Reveals Heavy Use
Copper makes up about ten percent of an 80 000 ton ship the Copper and Brass Research Association notes. Bronze propellers shaft sleeves and electrical gear account for large copper weights with speaking tubes also containing copper. World shipbuilding is rising with about 3 000 000 gross tons yearly and a 1 000 000 ton annual rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper and Brass Research Association
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Wives of great men all remind us of it quote
Modern Wayne Gaisley comments on epigrams noting that earlier writers got away with it but today one line stands out. He cites a famous phrase about wives as a pointed retort, reflecting a cynical mood regarding literary norms. The Los Angeles Times attribution appears in the quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Baisley
Los Angeles Times
Wupytres Family Return From Fairbury Visit
Mr and Mrs Jd M Wupytres and their daughter returned Wednesday evening from Fairbury. Mrs Hughes brother and sister accompanied them to visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. M. Wupytres
Fairbury
County seat callers on Saturday include several families
Among the county seat callers on Saturday were Joe Nelson and family, Chas. Smith and family, Herbert Johnson and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Quein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
Chas. Smith
Herbert Johnson
J. R. Quein
Mrs Emil Leafdale Visits From Harrison Nebraska
Mrs Emil Leafdale of Harrison Nebraska visited relatives here with her son Doran who has been attending school in Potter and returned home with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Leafdale
Harrison
Nebraska
Doran
Potter
Peetz Gazette Publisher Marks 40th UTU Anniversary
On Sunday June 1 the Peetz Gazette publisher celebrated 40 years of continuous membership in the International Typographical Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz Gazette
International Typographical Union
Lawrence Schwartz Returns From Denver Visit
Lawrence Schwartz spent the week end in Denver returning the first of the week. Mrs Julius Schwartz and child accompanied him back to visit relatives and friends here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Schwartz
Denver
Julius Schwartz
Child
Ladies Aid Meeting Set for Church Parlors
The Ladies Aid society will meet on Wednesday June 11 at church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs Clarence Johnson Mrs Ralph Robertson and Mrs G L Rogers. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Johnson
Ralph Robertson
G. L. Rogers
Train detour near Him Creek blocks westbound routes
A damaged track area near Him Creek and Odeaga in the Up region rerouted westbound trains all day Wednesday. Trains were diverted southward until repairs could restore normal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P. Trilely
Him Creek
Odeaga
Potter Golfers to Play Sterling at Kimball Sunday
Potter golfers who expect to take part in the match at Kimball Sunday against Sterling should be in Kimball by 8 30 or 9 00 a m as play will start early in the day.
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Potter
Kimball
Sterling
Esther Palmer Visits Omaha Family in California Return
Mrs. Esther Palmer of Omaha stopped in Friday during a California visit with her brother to see her mother Mrs. Edw. Fisher and her son who had visited at the Fisher home and then returned to Omaha with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Palmer
Omaha
California
Edw. Fisher
Fisher
For Sale 12-foot Combine in Good Shape
For Sale page notice offers a 12-foot combine in good condition and a trade option for cattle. Contact W. W. McIntosh for details and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McIntosh
Charis by Mrs Henry Wickstrom Endorsement
Mrs Henry Wickstrom praises the appearance and comfort of Charis clothing line urging readers to choose the style they desire and the comfort they demand for daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis
Henry Wickstrom
For Sale Holstein Bull from high producing line
One real good yearling Holstein bull not eligible for registration but from a high producing dam and registered sire. Price 100 dollars. Fred Reetz Potter Nebr. 5h6m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reetz
Potter
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Fern Larsen
F. C. Harris
J. W. Wallick
R. J
Ida Jorgenson
Hershey, Nebraska
Rogers Francis of
Roderick MacAdam
Paul O’donal
San Diego
Calif
Laura Rudd
R. A. Babcock
A. J. Anderson
Minden, Nebr
Mildred Jacobson
Lorraine Hall
Berdell Bartlett
Chadron College
Reta Lawson
R. R. Joliff
R. V. Francis of
Lee Hagemeister
Ray Wickhorst
Dean Hagemeister
Verd
A. T. Wallin
Proudfit
R. S. Proudfit Co
Leyfang Hall
Brownson
the Home Paper
J. B. Pankau, M. D
Dalton, Nebr
Painter
King
Travel
Albin
Cheyenne, Wyo
Denver, Colo
Bridgeport, Nebr
Grand Island
Neb
McGrew
Omaha,Neb
Northwestern Bell
McCormick-Deering
Linn Hardware & Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
Drayman
George Jung
BABY
R. S. D. Hatcheries
Sidney, Nebr
Pat Connelly
C. W. Johnson
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