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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
5
R. A. Babcock, a Denver business caller, appeared in the week’s early business activity. L. I. Caywood, from the county seat, also visited Monday. Carl Spitzbart of Dewey in Potter this week with old acquaintances. Miss Mable Johnson left this week for Douglas, Wyoming for employment.
Mrs Kline, long employed in the Women Bakery, left Tuesday for Ogallala Nebraska. The move follows her tenure at the local shop and reflects a change in work location.
Miss Dorothy MacAdam was a caller in the county seat last Saturday. Mrs. L. R. Hager Mrs. C. E. Biggs and Miss Neva Thornburg were Sidney callers on Tuesday. Fred Vaughan spent the week in Denver on business, traveling with R. A. Babcock.
Reminder that the chautauqua begins next Thursday and runs for five days, with the full program available in another portion of this issue.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson returned on Monday from Denver where they had stayed for some time for Mr Nelson's health. His condition has improved considerably.
Mrs Ford Wickhorst was summoned to the eastern part of the state this week due to her mother's illness.
Mrs H W Strable spent the latter part of the week in Sidney with her daughter Mrs Quinn who underwent an operation.
Mrs Elizabeth MacAdam arrived Monday from Albion Wyoming to visit relatives and friends in Potter, joining extended family for a short stay.
The Methodist Sunday School will present a Children's Day program at 11 a.m. next Sunday. Officials say the program promises to be very interesting and well arranged.
The Legion dance Monday evening drew a fair sized crowd despite inclement weather. Attendees reported a good time with lively music and socializing, reflecting a successful event under trying conditions.
Mrs C W Johnson and her daughter Nora left last Friday for Mearney Nebraska where Nora will attend Normal and Mrs Johnson will visit.
Chas C Stevens returned to Pine Bluffs after helping in the Review office for four months. The Bear Cats played Dix in a Sunday practice game with Shelly in the Potter box. Score reported as 10 to 1 or 20 to 1 in favor of Pine Bluffs. Dix agreed to play Potter in as many practice games as wished.
Considerable moving has taken place in the last few weeks. Allie Farrar and family moved from the Cronk place to a Brady addition home owned by the Home Lumber Company, while Chris Ogard and family occupy the Farrars former house. W. J. Flintier and family shifted from the A. Challburg house to the Knox residence.
Six boys presented a varied program of recitations music and moving pictures at Seyfang Theatre on Tuesday evening. A collection for the Home followed the show and raised a noteworthy amount.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets July 6 1921 at 10 am for Algor Erickson to prove the last will of Charles Erickson and obtain probate and grant administration to Algot Erickson as executor. Notice is given to Christine Erickson Delia Nelson Glenn Erickson Algor Erickson Reynolds Erickson Mrs Raymond Erickson and all interested parties.
The order directs publication in the Potter Review weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks before the hearing date. Witnessed by John McCleneghan as Special County Judge on June 1, 1924 with court seal attached.
Wealthy Nebraska banker C H Morrill writes that commodity prices must fall to meet farm prices and urges readers to subscribe. The Lincoln State Journal offers daily issues through January 1, 1922 for 2.50 dollars or 3 dollars with the Sunday Journal magazine and colored comics, promising a below production cost sale to encourage lower prices.
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