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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
An up to date classified column invites readers to find lost items or place notices to buy sell or trade. It promises current postings covering a range of articles and items of local interest.
Johnson-Cords Co offers Keds all sizes and a quick sale of a 5-foot McCormack mower, a 10-foot McCormack header, and two barges from Wm. Waite, Potter Nebraska. Also promotes Savage trucks by Savage Truck Sales Co in Denver Colorado. The senate passed the merchant marine bill without a recorded vote and sent it to conference for a permanent merchant marine policy.
B F Thornbine of Potter Nebraska offers twelve chairs and four ice cream tables for quick sale. The notice invites immediate purchase at a bargain price.
An advertisement lists Dr Paul Greusel as a dentist located in the Bank of Kimball Building in Kimball Nebraska. It also notes a music store in Sidney promoting the Edison phonograph for demonstration, emphasizing quality over quantity.
Sidney Nebraska dealer Larson's Music Store claims the Edison phonograph is superior to all imitations. The assertion emphasizes Edison as the pioneer of sound recording technology and promotes the original as unmatched gear.
A black mare about 1000 pounds is taken up by Arthur Lehnbarth. Cattle and farming items for sale include one 7 year old matched bay team with wagon and harness owned by H. G. Mangels in Potter Nebraska. A Moline Lister in good running order offered by August Nelson nine miles northeast of Potter. John Christensen offers pasture for 100 head of horses with water and grass and may consider cattle. J T Case 2040 tractor with five bottom plow offered by C W Johnson for trade in live stock.
Meilke and Buck draymen advertise hay for sale at all times. They offer prompt delivery and reliable service through their local operation.
W. M. Kimpston, dentist, expert optician offers eye tests and glasses fitting with a warranty. E. L. Montgomery backs the service from Marsh's Jewelry. C. W. Johnson rents rooms. Larson's Music Store invites Edison demonstration comparison to rival phonographs at home.
County Court in Cheyenne Nebraska sets June 19 1920 hearing to admit Julius Cavalli will to probate and appoint Gus Cavalli as executor. Requires publication in Potter Review for three weeks prior and lists interested parties. Sheriff seal date May 22 1920.
A woman reports relief from years of monthly pains after using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The ad promises no harm from narcotics, offers a money back guarantee if the first package does not relieve, and notes availability at all druggists.
Lost endgate for a truck nine miles south of Potter. Finder to leave at Linn Implement Co Potter and receive a reward. J.11-18-25p.
FOR SALE one writing desk and one commode priced for quick sale by K. R. Hager. Also second hand Saxon Six Car for sale by Sarah J. Ladely, call at Potter Depot. Page J11-18-25J]-2.
Mr and Mrs Wm Rosenberg visited Janesville and Beloit last Thursday to inspect department stores. They note only one store showed the Rosenberg standard progressiveness. Also mentions Sumatran visiting card traditions and advice on feather removal from eggs. Lou Nelson of Cleveland sues for £5000 alimony thirteen years after divorce from Charles Nelson.
A. Scott seeks buyers for horses and mules of any age, with horses 3 years and up in good condition. Willing to ship to market, accepts any kind at fair price. Contact via ecard at Commercial Hotel, Sidney, Nebraska. January 4 notice.
A dialogue shows Mr Groucher dismissing new experiments as likely to fail. He expresses gloom about changes in food, fuel, and clothing, saying every experiment ends up worse than the one before.
A quirky courtroom exchange features a detective pressing a suspect about a jewel robbery. Mr Crosslets claims a beloved cook was stolen by neighbors, turning a serious crime remark into a comic miscue. The fragment hints at a local crime discussion with residents named in dialogue.
Premier Venizelos of Greece assures that women will be granted the vote after the forthcoming municipal election, signaling potential expansion of suffrage. The statement frames a political milestone for gender rights within the country’s electoral process.
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