Potter Village approves disconnection of territory from limits
On April 26 1912 Quinton R McAdam Wm McAdam Andrew McAdam Fred Wiethorst Henry H Lueninghoener Andrew Nelson Chas E Miller and Henry Kaune filed suit in Cheyenne county District Court against Potter Nebraska village and trustees seeking to detach Sections 22 21 28 27 and 31 in Township 15 North Range 52 West from the village limits. The Potter board resolved to consent to disconnection and voted yes with J A Woten R E Roche H P Petersen Chas W Johnson Fred Nelson present. Chairman Petersen declared the resolution adopted and village clerk Clarence W Johnson noted the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton R. McAdam
Wm. McAdam
Andrew McAdam
Fred Wiethorst
Henry H. Lueninghoener
Andrew Nelson
Chas. E. Miller
Henry Kaune
District Court of
Cheyenne County
Potter, Nebraska
J. A. Woten
R. E. Roche
H. P. Petersen
Chas. W. Johnson
Fred Nelson
Potter
Nebraska
Potter Nebraska Ordinance to Prevent Street Obstructions
Ordinance No. 3 in Potter Nebraska prohibits placing garbage cans or materials on streets and alleys. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from five to twenty five dollars or up to ten days in Cheyenne County jail. The measure also bans obstructing streets with buildings or fences and allows costs to be charged to violators after ten days notice. It takes effect after passage and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Board of Trustees
H. P. Petersen
Clarence W. Johnson
Potter Nebraska Ordinance Imposes Liquor License Tax
Ordinance No 5 levies a five hundred dollar annual license occupation tax on all retailers of intoxicating malt vinous spiritous mixed and fermented liquors in Potter Nebraska. Tax due May 1 each year with penalties for nonpayment and funds credited to the village general fund. The liquor license process is withheld until tax payment is complete. ordinance takes effect after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Peter
H. P. Petersen
Clarence W. Johnson
Potter Nebraska Ordinance Suppressing Vagrancy and Brothels
Ordinance No 7 prohibits bawdy houses and similar establishments within Potter Nebraska. It sets penalties from five to one hundred dollars or up to sixty days in jail for owners keepers and inmates of such places and makes visiting such houses a misdemeanor with similar penalties. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect immediately upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
H. P. Petersen
Clarence W. Johnson
Potter ordinance to prevent running at large horses
Ordinance No 9 forbids horses swine mules cows steers sheep and goats from running at large within the platted portion of Potter Nebraska and provides a penalty for violations enacted by the village board of trustees of Potter Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Local Animal Control Ordinance in Potter Nebraska
It is unlawful for owners to let horses swine mules cattle sheep or goats run at large in Potter Nebraska’s platted village area. Violators face a misdemeanor fine between one and ten dollars. The ordinance takes effect after lawful passage and publication. Chairman H. P. Petersen and Attest Clarence W. Johnson sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
H. P. Petersen
Clarence W. Johnson
Potter Nebraska Drunkenness Penalty Ordinance Summary
Ordinance No 10 sets a misdemeanor for intoxication within Potter Nebraska with fines from one to twenty five dollars and up to twenty five days in jail. Ordinance No 11 empowers the town board to quarantine and treat infectious diseases, appoint physicians guards and nurses, require physician reporting, and impose penalties up to one hundred dollars or thirty days imprisonment. The measures authorize emergency enforcement from passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillage
Potter
Nebraska
Board of Trustees
Theairman
Votter
Board of Trusters
H. P. Petersen
Clarence W. Johnson
Colony House For Poultry
Prof James Dryden of the Oregon Agricultural College argues the colony system yields the best results for poultry. Portable small houses allow free range, reduce disease risk, ease cleaning by moving, lower feed needs, and insect control. A 7 by 12 foot colony house, pulled by horses, can house thirty to forty fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dryden
Poultry Department
Oregon Agricultures College
Dryden
USEFUL IN A POULTRY HOUSE
Instructions describe building a poultry house with a wall frame and four-foot cross pieces, floor boards, and tongued and grooved flooring. Roosts are to be fixed about ten inches apart using two by two material, with cross pieces allowing three to four twelve-inch boards.
Dropping Board Task From Hoe Worksite
A terse note describes removing droppings from boards using a hoe at a worksite. The directive emphasizes manual cleanup, with emphasis on practicality and timely maintenance. The item reads as a short instruction for field sanitation and housekeeping in a labor setting.
Success in Raising Ducks Guide
To be successful in raising ducks one should have a roomy yard enclosed with poultry netting. Ducks should not be allowed to run at large over the premises as they ruin gardens but are not detrimental in small fruit patches. A dry house with dry litter is enough. swimming water is not required, but ample drinking water is essential. A swimming place improves fertility and vigor in ducklings. selecting breeders matters, use birds with long bodies, thick short legs, yellow bills and feet, and bright eyes.
Poultry Keeping Tips From PODKERY NOTES
Guidance on fattening young cockerels for two weeks and marketing them, balancing cow lactation rations, avoiding sour moldy feed, and ensuring poultry health. Emphasizes ample fresh air for hens, weatherproof housing, and selecting hens by laying ability. Recommends sticking to one breed and regular, thorough cleaning of coops. Also notes simple broodery floor precaution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Potter Review
the Review Publishing CO
Stevens & Stevens
Chas. C. Stevens
Union Pacific
Colorado Express
California and
Oregon Express
Ding
Atlantic Express
Way Freight
EH Biggs
Mann & CO
Broadway
New York
Washington, D.C
H.P. Perry
CLARENCE \ JhuiIsoN
North Platte
Cheyenne
C. W. Johnson Dry Goods
Podkery
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