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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
Dick Carlson becomes manager of the Potter Milling Co replacing P W Reinhardt Milling. Carlson brings eight years milling experience to the Cheyenne based operation. The mill will continue daytime runs with potential night work as orders grow. The facility handles flour and milling supplies and aims to expand exchange business.
Andy Brott announces his candidacy for state representative in the district. He was persuaded to enter the race by friends and seeks the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary. Readers are told he is a respected community leader and well qualified for the office.
The Methodist church schedules a Children Day program for next Sunday morning at 10 45. The event invites families to attend and celebrate with a special program by the children.
A five day Chautauqua series begins next Wednesday June 14 with a full afternoon program and evening shows featuring Theo Knox Orchestra the Jickhoff Trio Eckhoff Trio Taylor's Bando S ingers Florenz Orchestra Club and Standard Concert Company plus a New York comedy Cappy Ricks The program promises ten big numbers at 25 cents per performance and offers season tickets with a money back guarantee as urged by local publishers and Standard Chautauqua Company officials.
Registered warrants in the Second and Third Commissioner Districts including Colton No. 2 Road Gurley Road Pleasant View Road and 1920 Trognitz All County Bridge warrants have been called and interest ceases. Dated June 8 1922 M Lancaster County Treasurer
The annual school meeting will be held next Monday afternoon at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. Everyone interested in the schools should attend to voice opinions on important matters likely to be discussed and acted upon.
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization on June 13 and remain in session from three to twenty days. Taxpayers should attend to review assessments and file changes or complaints. Also, the Kimball Juvenile Band stopped in Potter en route to Sidney Dalton and Lodge Pole to perform. Sam McCullough was seen on the streets this week.
Bear Cats secured a decisive 22 to 8 victory over Dix. The game featured strong defensive play and key scoring runs that propelled the Bear Cats to the win.
Bear Cats beat Dix on the local diamond last Sunday in a dull game with no box score available. Kimball brings a strong club for a highly anticipated Sunday showdown, the locals first real home game, admission 25 cents, crowd expected at capacity.
C. A. Larsen visited Denver yesterday as a business caller with plans to bring back a new car.
Merchants in Potter sponsor a free Saturday program with a 2:30 moving picture show at the local theatre. Tickets will admit the holder and family free of charge. The event features a top film, a feature play and a comedy, backed by 28 local businesses. An open air 7:30 concert by the Potter Concert Band follows, free to all, then a nominally priced encore of the same film at 8. Letters were mailed nationwide inviting attendance, and tickets are available at local business houses.
H. W. Struble came back Wednesday from Town City where he spent weeks and underwent an appendicitis operation. He remains weak but is expected to regain strength in time. Many friends express happiness he recovered well.
Help wanted for laundry work and boarders who can provide good table board. Contact Mrs. Ed. Fisher at 39.
A prepared provider announces optical care at homes in Potter on Tuesdays. A note mentions a call at a residence upon request and a prior delivery left at Gunderson Hotel.
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