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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

2

Local Shifts and Visits Highlight Regional News

Walter Gunderson and George Gunderson Jr. visited as IGmball callers Tuesday. Wm. Goding called on business in Cheyenne Monday and Denver later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hite and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Eggers planned a pleasure trip to Otis Colorado Sunday. Clyde Renfrow from Casper joined Potter Lumber as a new employee and helped expand the Potter ball team. Miss Margaret visited Rockville Nebraska this week at Mrs. UR. Cockock’s home.

W. E. Hite G. B. Eggers Otis Colorado Clyde Renfrow Casper Potter Lumber Company Potter Margaret Rockville Nebraska UR. A. Bobcock

Local residents attend dance at Sidney Jail on Wednesday

Co A Lawson C A Cords J J McPhee and Je Moghinert attended the dance in Sidney Jail Wednesday evening. Theodore Poppitz and wife and Mrs Paulina Buck were called to Wittenbur Missouri the first of the week by serious illness of a relative.

Co. A. Lawson C. A. Cords J. J. McPhee Je. Moghinert Sidney Jail Theodore Poppitz Paulina Buck Wittenbure Missouri

Carter visit at Potter between trains

J. R. C. Carter of Bushnell was in Potter between trains Sunday to visit with his son C. Carter who works as a night helper at the depot.

J. R. C. Carter Bushnell Potter C. Carter

Tompkins Welcomes 12-Pound Baby Girl At Home

Mr and Mrs Jess Tompkins celebrate the arrival of a 12-pound girl born last Wednesday at 9 a.m. Dr Ross attended the case.

Jess Tompkins Ross

Lincoln water department chief visits sister in town

Gustave A. Johnson of Lincoln arrived Sunday for a short visit at the home of his sister Mrs. H. L. Charburg. Johnson is head of Lincoln’s water and light department.

Gustave A. Johnson Lincoln H. L. Challburg Johnson Water and Light Department

Ray Wills Family Leaves for Missouri After Death

Ray Wills his wife and child depart Thursday evening for Frolina Missouri due to the death of Mrs Wills father. Our sympathy goes to the relatives of the deceased during this period of mourning.

Ray Wills Frolina Missouri Will

Correction notice for obituary item on Mrs. J. F. Reddy

An oversight in last week’s Review updates the record to state that Mrs. J. F. Reddy returned today from Fremont after two weeks away. She was summoned by her mother’s illness, and her mother died this week.

J. F. Reddy Fremont

Lense-Grinding Plant Installed by Sidney Eye Specialist

For the convenience of my patrons I have installed the very latest and most up-to-date lense-grinding plant obtainable and hereafter can supply the lense the same day that you have your eyes tested. See me and see better. J. L. Montgomery, Eyesight Specialist, office at Marsh's Jewelry store, Sidney, Nebr.

J. L. Montgomery Marsh’s Jewelry Store Sidney, Nebr

Disappearance of Mrs Boyer and son near Dalton

Mrs A L Boyer and her five year old son vanished from their Dalton area home on Wednesday night. A search found them in a deserted two story house west of Simla with no food or heat. A note suggested she believed she would be taken to an institution. The case drew concern from friends and relatives. There is speculation about the reasons behind the departure.

Dalton Delecate A. L. Boyer Dalton Simla

Very True About Advertising Timing and Opportunity

A merchant who waits for perfect conditions to advertise risks missing opportunities. Action now can seize market attention and drive sales before rivals react. The quote emphasizes proactive promotion over delayed, risk-averse plans. John Doe of Market Times cautions against passive waiting.

Just Going to Help a Neighbor Then Died Take Warning

A reflective piece warns that small, unfulfilled intentions can end in tragedy. It recounts a man who planned to help a neighbor, pay debts, insure his home, quit drinking, and expand business, but each plan was halted by unforeseen events and misfortune.

The Editor's Burden and Bitter Gratitude

The Lodge Pole Express notes editors endure little thanks yet persevere in service to their towns. It argues editors shoulder community needs, face harsh critique, and remain driven to help others, a balance kept to prevent society from souring.

Talk Up Your Town Pushes Growth and Unity in Community

A Tribune column from Stewart Minnesota urges residents to promote their town with energy and positivity. It emphasizes building, attracting stock ventures, public improvements, and friendly outreach to visitors. The message stresses the power of a united, proactive citizenry and courteous, encouraging discourse to draw people to the city.

Tribune Stewart Minnesota

The Man Behind the Pick Honor Song

A tribute poem honors the miner who works unseen in shafts and tunnels. It praises the “man behind the pick” who toils in peril, darkness, and damp air, unlocking ore and wealth for humankind while receiving little thanks. He is depicted as brave, quiet, and underpaid.

Hank

Cameos in Italy Noted for Naples Reputation

Cameos are made in several parts of Italy but those from Naples enjoy perhaps the highest reputation according to observers. The note suggests Naples is the premier source for fine cameos among Italian regions.

Italy Naples

Grapes Grown in Arabia But Wine Made There

A shortened report notes that grapes are grown in Arabia while wine is manufactured locally. It mentions ancient beliefs that the Koran caused Arabia to become dry long ago in a historical or religious context.

Arabia

Decline of U S Booksellers Over Past Fifty Years

A remark notes that the United States, relative to its population, now has about half as many booksellers as it did fifty years ago, suggesting changes in the book trade.

United States

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Walter Gunderson George Gunderson, Jr Wm. Goding Cheyenne Denver W. C. Campbell H. Stevens Bill Jones Heaven Earth Lodge Pole Express Potter Drug Store Pantatorium S. J. Ray Proprietor Collars Jimmy Sealpax Johnson Cords CO D. G.ross Citizens State Bank DH. Paul Greusel Bank of KimBall Building Kimball Nebr W. M. Kimpston Sidney Gunderson Hotel Potter, Nebraska Central Africa Japan Florida Hahler Garage Sidney, Nebraska A. A. Sharp Potter Review Office Home Lumber CO Tetus An Home Lumber Co Wm. Hagemeister
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