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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
5
Clarence Troy son of Rev C C Troy of Revenna formerly of Potter visits Potter this week. Farmers urged to note eye law as weather warms. Mrs Gertrude Gunderson and son Roy left this week for Tekamah Nebraska to visit her daughter Mrs Geo Karlewine.
State law requires candling to grade eggs while marketers must gather and sell daily to reduce spoilage. The guidance urges frequent marketing to minimize losses and protect quality in the egg trade.
The issue notes a general rain in June 1925 that revived local spirits and farming activity. It highlights upcoming events including a Campen show “ Loyal Lives,” a big booster trip next Friday and Saturday, and the Western Nebraska harvest ahead. Residents listed include George Gunderson, S. C. Brady, T. J. Adams, Jess Hoadley, Chas Musil, Mrs. Nella Wheeler, W. M. Costelloe, Bret Moore, E. J. Stiverson, Mrs. Elizabeth MacAdam, and the Griswolds.
Mrs J R Bartlett and her daughter Erma left early this week for Rochester Minnesota to consult the Mayo brothers clinic regarding Mrs Bartletts health. Mrs Higgins has been seriously ill and moved to Kimball hospital for treatment with friends hoping for a swift recovery.
Mrs. Harry Flintier and her son returned last Friday from Leavenworth Kansas and the family is now settling in the residence recently occupied by the Rogers.
N S Miller spends the week in Omaha attending the Masonic grand lodge and received the post master degree Monday evening. Nels is the newly elected master of Potter lodge No. 313.
The U S A in Sidney advertises a heavy program for next Sunday Monday and Tuesday featuring the Hughes Dunbar troupe of actors and a good moving picture program. Read their ad in this issue of the Review.
Mrs J C Bartlett Mrs Grant Brady Mrs Ralph Robertson Mrs R L MacAdam and Miss Bessie Stanton left yesterday for Scottsbluff Nebraska to attend a Royal Neighbors convention. The Bartlett car carried the party on the overland journey.
Randall Wolfe learned Monday that his father died in New Haven Connecticut Friday. He left the same day for New Haven by the afternoon train from Sidney. Mrs Wolfe stayed in Potter at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H A Warner.
Miss Myrtle Gunderson of Ferron Utah and Mrs Anna Shoemaker of The Siding Wyoming spent a few days this week at the parental home of Mr and Mrs Adam Gunderson and with their sister and brothers. They traveled overland. Miss Gunderson continues teaching in Ferron and says she likes that country very well.
Mr Carl William Clinend and Miss Edessie Louise Lovell both of Spur gin Colo were married at Kim ball county courthouse June 1 1925 by Judge Vogler. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Wil Jim Burns of Spurgin. They plan to live on a nearby farm. The bride is sister to Dewey Lovell of this city.
The Bunker Hill band will perform in Potter next Friday afternoon at two o clock or later as part of a Farmers Union booster trip. The live wires aim to drum up support for the Cheyenne county Farmers Union annual picnic planned for Thursday June 25 at Johnson's grove.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carrol of University Place Nebraska stopped in Potter for a few hours last week en route west. They ran a store here thirty five years ago in the Brett building where the Potter State Bank now stands. Mrs. Carrol is an aunt of Geo Thornburg. They have not visited Potter in thirty years.
Attendance was modest at the annual school meeting on Monday. The budget announced reserves twenty thousand dollars for the coming year. The Women's Club petitioned for music instruction, and officials confirmed music will be taught next year from the fourth grade onward.
Mrs Edw Fisher learns her brother Grover Shocke a Milroy Indiana farmer about 40 is killed by lightning at 1 30 p m last Saturday. He leaves a wife three children and his family. funeral set for Monday. Community offers sympathy.
An antibiotized roster late 19th or early 20th century notice promotes Sidney Nebras kas Independence Day events at Krueger's Lake featuring boating swimming shade dancing ball games concerts and fireworks. The ad touts Legion sponsorship and a doll with $10 purchase, and mentions local dairy routes and a Rumley Ideal steel separator for sale by P Jensen Boelus Neb.
Advertisement notes a modern five room house for rent in the east part of town, with inquiry directed to Mrs. A Nelson. Includes rental period marker 4m tf.
Hoke Semling & Refining Co. Otsego Michigan advertises cash for false teeth dental gold platinum and discarded jewelry with 1h tf.
H. L. Bonham offers a 1924 Ford coupe with balloon tires and extras for 450 dollars under terms. A 1924 Ford four door sedan is overhauled with a new battery priced at 475 dollars under terms. Local classified notice from Kimball Nebraska.
The notice advertises taking renewals for Omaha or Denver daily papers and other magazines. It notes that when time is up the Review will handle orders and part of the money stays with the purchaser’s man at home.
A list of social goofs and missteps ranges from lending money to a girlfriend and inviting a wife to watch a poker game, to wearing moccasins at a sale and leaving church during offerings. Other items critique vanity, financial misstatements, noisy quarrels, and awkward requests to a landlord amid unpaid rent.
Peppygrams notes dance as courtship while noting a closet skeleton amid social scrutiny. It comments that many men with a past are still unduly honored in contemporary culture.
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