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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
5
County agent R D Willey compares hog-raising to car mileage and stresses clean pens, proper farrowing hygiene, and timely pig movement as keys to higher yields. He argues eight pigs per sow surpasses five, with disease control and good feed essential for profit. he ends urging subscriptions.
N S Miller was a caller in Sidney yesterday Grace Johnson visits Greeley Maud Peterson returns from Omaha J F Hanson Fremont visits Potter Mrs Geo Coulter and baby visit Dannebrog Fern Larsen from Dix visits F C Harris home Mrs Carl Hall and daughter Laurine Sidney visit Jess Tompkins trips to Denver Col Thompson and Chas Robertson visit J C Bartlett Elmer Hicks outing to eastern state Elmer and Willis Farrar visit Bartlett Miss Mildred Tridle visits Potter Ellen Hmerick hired at Johnson Realty Jeannetta Sloan heads to Chadron for summer school Emil and Chas Cords paint Joe and Fred Johnson homes R A Babcock family Emil Cords visit Ogallala Floyd Elder injured in horse accident Larsen family visit Amhurst tennis club organized in Potter Mrs Oral Griswold and children visit Geo Hicks group Dalton visits Roger Francis suffers cut from tractor F L Herman family visit Greeley Mrs Herm an relative in Omaha Johnsons and Nelsons visit Omaha this week
Lon Chaney hails Tower of Lies as his greatest characterization in a film for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to be shown at Leyfang theatre on Sunday night June 12. He plays Jan a Swedish farm tenant whose life transforms after the birth of his child while Norma Shearer co stars in the picture.
Miss Eda Carlson returned home this week after a year and a half in Kearney and is visiting with home folks. Fred Hagemeister of Kelvin Colorado, visiting with brothers Wm and Chas, aids elevator repairs. Ladies Aid held a fine meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church basement with strong attendance and good entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Warner took their infant daughter to Sidney yesterday for a probable mastoiditis operation.
Live stock prices at South Omaha on June 7 1927 show dull trading as 6000 cattle were on sale. Killing classes slow to 10 15 cents below last Thursday. Handy weights $11.60. Quotations cover cattle from yearlings to steers heifers cows calves and stockers with varied ranges for Good to Prime, Fair to Good, and Common categories.
Mrs Eva Frostrum of Los Angeles arrived in Potter last Friday after visiting in Denver. She stayed till Wednesday at her brother Wm Helsing's home and later traveled with Emil Helsing and Mrs Eva Frostrum to the Kirk territory to inspect crops and visit friends.
Final practice for the Children's Day program will be held at the M. E. church at 2 30 p m Saturday afternoon. Parents are urged to ensure their children have memorized their parts and attend the rehearsal.
Supt and Mrs J F Callaway left Potter en route to Boulder Colorado where they will join Mrs Callaway s parents Mr and Mrs F H Wittenger and her sister Beulah the party will drive to California for a month before returning home
A village charivari Monday night provided entertainment and news for Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson and Mr and Mrs N Jacobson. The couple reportedly enjoyed generous hospitality and returned to town just before dawn, ahead of roosters crowing.
James E. Davidson, vice-president of Nebraska Power Company, told the National Electric Light Association in Atlantic City that bringing electricity to the farm is essential for motorization and efficiency. He urged rapid, affordable farm electrification, noting “super power” hookups and widespread use of electric devices by farmers and rural households.
Hog market fell to season lows as 11,500 head sold. Top bid failed to reach 8.70 dollars while the bulk brought 8.25 to 8.65 dollars per hundredweight, marking a notable decline from earlier levels.
Sheep and lamb receipts were light at about 5 000 head, with lamb prices rising unevenly by 25 to 75 cents. Tidahos topped at 18.00 while yearlings and feeders gained 25 cents and aged sheep held steady. Lambs ranged from Rangers good to choice 17.50 to 18.00, natives 16.50 to 17.00, spring lambs 11.75 to 14.25, and yearlings fed 15.25 to 16.00 with feeder lambs at 15.25.
The Potter Review announces the W. C. T. U. will meet next Wednesday afternoon, June 15, at Mrs. Chas. Stanton's home. Mrs. W. E. Cunningham will be the leader. All ladies are welcome.
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