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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
8
South Omaha market report shows cattle pricing near Tuesday levels with strong demand for prime beeves and record highs set for fat cattle. Hogs total 174 cars sold with prices about 10 cents lower. sheep and lambs light trade with steady to higher bids. Prices listed for cattle, hogs, and sheep with specific per head ranges.
A weekend of community visits and farm tasks is noted. Tony Benish and Mr Tecel were busy Monday. Lola Eckert and Georgia Ec kert spent time with James Ec kert. Pot ter visitors were Mr and Mrs Carl Carlson Saturday. Several neighbors gathered at Hackberry Sunday. John Nelson family and Mrs Gilmore visited Benish Sunday.
The M E Sunday school plans a Children Day program next Sunday June lth with a 10 am start and 2 pm session. Dix Sunday school will attend. a noon basket dinner is served. Special music and singing planned. no evening preaching. Epworth League at the regular hour. Pastor M J Murphree invites all to attend.
The Lutheran church welcomes all to Sunday morning and evening services with a Children’s Day program at 10 o’clock. Evening topic is Reasonable Expectations. Summer services move to 8 PM. Glassburn holds 2:30 PM service at the schoolhouse. Sextorp to host 2:30 PM service on the third Sunday in June.
Lewis Willson advertises a sale offering various pigs and potatoes. The notice is brief and lacks specifics on quantities or prices.
C W Johnson bought at public tax sale on November 2 1914 lot 3 block 3 original Potter Nebraska for 1913. Delinquent years 1914 1915 paid by Johnson. Owner of record is A T Horn. Redemption deadline November 3 1916 before Treasurer's Deed issuance.
Postoffice announces general delivery parcel post and stamp windows open daily from 7 a m to 8 p m with Sundays excepted for mail distribution from 6 to 6 40 p m to allow the postmaster supper. Lobby remains open all day Sunday but parcel post and general delivery not extended. Mail handling steps listed for routes East West and parcel delivery emphasized.
Roosevelt used naval power to back up policies in Cuba and Japan, sending marines, negotiating with Japan, and enforcing anti Chinese immigration style limits. He expanded fleets, avoided war, and earned the Nobel Peace Prize for shoring up peace between Russia and Japan.
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