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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
5
Fall wheat on board and equipment includes discs drills and other plows. Good sleeper accepted. For details contact Schuck in Potter Nebraska via JL-5.
Ladies and gentlemen, let us do your Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Pressing. Leave your bundle at Chas. Gundersons, Potter, Nebr. Kimball Steam Laundry, Kimball, Nebr.
Minor sale note lists a Majestic range in good condition and a New Perfection oil stove with three holes. Seller identified as Mrs. Fred C. Johnson.
Mrs. Elmer Seyfang returned from a few weeks visit at her parents home in Elba Nebraska. J H Biggs serves as relief agent at Big Springs Nebraska this week. Mrs J R Bartlett left June 2 for Los Angeles California for an extended visit.
A devotional list for the week highlighting verses about pleasant places inheritance righteous governance trust in the Lord and guidance. It includes Psalm passages about inheritance and abundance, Proverbs on trust and wisdom, and Christ’s peace and faith’s power with references to Psalms and Matthew.
Farmers Union Trading Co offers a 10 by 15 building with iron sides and a good roof for 40 dollars. Also note Gift Shop in Sidney hires a watchmaker for repair services and a June Bride promotion offering free tea spoon sets with wedding rings. Plus a Cheyenne Union Pacific game: Zimball won 3 to 1.
A collection notes varied curiosities from different eras and places. It mentions greyhounds as an ancient dog type, spun glass used for felt and cloth in Italy, pre 1825 women’s shoes lacking heels, and worms attacking Virginia’s first wheat crop. It also notes harlequin snakes with catlike teeth, silkworms spinning about 4000 yards of thread in life, wild canaries originally green or gray, Arabs described as handsome, tadpoles turning to frogs with thyroxin, and that La Marseillaise was written at Strasbourg.
A survey of universal ethics shows multiple forms of the Golden Rule among Persians Greeks Chinese Buddhists Egyptians Christians Muslims and others. The idea centers on treating others as one would wish to be treated and calls for personal restraint and equal consideration in daily actions.
Freddie Hruza, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hiruza, suffered a deep scalp wound after a fall at play last Tuesday. He slipped onto a sharp object causing the injury and was treated for the head wound.
Peter Hansen traveled from Grand Lodge in Omaha visiting relatives and friends in Elba and Dannebrog on his return journey home, stopping en route to catch up with distant kin and acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs W T Sloan and their daughter Jeannetta traveled to Pine Bluffs Friday of last week to attend the local school graduation where Jeannetta was among the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Light with their child began an overland trip to Missouri for an extended visit this week. They are traveling in Mr. Johnsons car and will return later.
The Ladies Guild meeting is rescheduled to Thursday June 14 due to rain. Members should bring the same order of cats and lunch is provided to attract visitors, at Geo Coulter's. Mr and Mrs P A Karo and family of Lyons Neb visited Potter to see Mr and Mrs Bartlett while en route to Yellowstone. Arnold Karo, a Nebraska State University engineering graduate, heads to Alaska for government surveying work. Eye care ad notes Sherrerd offering full eye exams, grinding for glasses, and a guarantee at The Gift Shop.
The text argues that rising incomes offset higher construction costs and that many buyers inflate their wants. It compares renting versus buying, noting yearly costs of taxes, insurance, upkeep, and interest. It urges disciplined saving, showing a $50 monthly home investment could yield asset value exceeding rent receipts in years, and concludes appetite for luxuries—not building costs—blocks home ownership.
A 1923 advertisement urges careful reading choices for families, praising The Youths Companion as safe literature. It promotes a one year subscription offering 52 weekly issues plus a 1923 calendar for $2.50 and McCall's Magazine for $3.00, with subscription access at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St, Boston.
Van Martin, formerly employed at the Biggs barber shop, is currently working in Lodge Pole. The transfer places Martin in a new setting within the barber trade, with duties aligning to the Lodge Pole shop's schedule and clientele.
Easton and Nelson of Potter Nebraska advertise for pasture space. About 75 head of cattle or horses will be accommodated. jn S-15-22 p.
June the month of pearls offers guaranteed indestructible pearl beads from 4.75 and items like pearl rings scarf pins and ear screws for June birth days. The Gift Shop on the Corner Sidney provides these pearl focused gifts.
A blunt editorial warns readers about stock swindles and the dangers of uninformed investing. It urges the average citizen to seek informed advice and avoid quick schemes. The piece stresses the prevalence of scams in newspapers and the need for cautious financial judgment.
A man deceived by a fake stock seller is urged to consult a bond house or banker to learn the facts, warning that the fraudulent dealer would vanish once the truth is known. The note emphasizes due diligence and trustworthy financial guidance.
We have an expert repairman and all material for Swiss and American bracelet watches. If they told you it could not be fixed bring it to the Gift Shop Sidney and we will make it good as new.
Large red stomato plants offered by Mrs. C V Bullock of Kimball Nebraska. Price is 25 cents per dozen or 1.50 per hundred, with parcel post prepaid to Potter. Date 11 8.
The Potter Review office offers subscription services for Omaha World Herald Bee and News with renewals and new orders. Subscriptions can be forwarded for you, saving stamps and letters, and keeping money at home. They handle Denver Cheyenne dailies and all U S publications, duplicating reputable agency club deals.
Home man to receive commission as readers are invited to send in subscriptions for the Omaha daily newspapers through the Review office.
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