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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
7
Big Premier Six for sale 70 horsepower aluminum eased with electric shift or without almost new 1900 dollars. A few Jersey cows for sale fresh May or thereabouts. Rubber belting and thresher drive belts from The Rumley Transfer House Sidney Nebr. Wanted subscriptions for any magazine published. Potter Review.
The Rumley Transfer House in Sidney Nebraska advertises Sinclair Tractor and auto oils with prepaid delivery to your station and special guaranty prices.
Frank McCool advertises seeking two second hand wagon cars for use. He asks interested sellers to contact him directly with details and price.
W Saeger offers Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs at 2 dollars for 15. Fresh stock ready. Contact W Saeger for details.
J. W. Reinmuth of Sidney advertises 30 60 Oil Pull on hand at Potter in good as new condition with guide complete and ready for immediate use urging readers to see him at once to avoid missing the opportunity.
Frank McCool asks a skeptical question about concrete work. The line hints at a casual street exchange reflecting local concerns over home repairs and reliability. No other context is provided.
Notice to Cheyenne County plowmen and farmers advertises a 30-60 Oil Pull and used equipment at a bargain. The listing also details 320 acres near Sidney with 70 acres wheat 45 alfalfa 90 pasture and balance corn land, with city property considered in exchange. Contacts: J W Reinmuth Sidney Nebraska Chris Ogard Potter Nebraska.
If wanting implements come to Johnson for bargains in implements. J I Case and Moline Tractors.
Classified notice listing for sale or trade several autos including Hupmobile Hudson Lexington Fords and Buick Six. Garages ad touts value and mentions WANTED horses to pasture at a dollar per head by W McIntosh. Location Sidifey Nebraska.
Dr Paul Greusel sets up a new dental practice in Kimball Nebraska located in the Bank of Kimball Building. Residents are invited to schedule examinations and preventive care.
Classified notice lists items for sale and take up or estray notices. Includes W M Kimpston dentist, a good young milk cow, 7 foot Plano Binder cutting 80 acres by Ray Erickson, 2 year old black horse branded TL, 3434 52 52 contact Henry Mauul, McCormick header cutting 40 acres, Elvin Johnson endorses as good as new.
J. H. Perkins reports a missing crank from a truck, with instructions to leave it at City Garage. The note emphasizes the location between Potter and the speaker’s place and asks prompt return.
For sale 10 20 Titan guaranteed in good condition four miles north of Potter. Truck considered in exchange. T D Fiske.
A fountain pen with a chain and the initials P T T was lost on Saturday the 7th. Please leave it at the Review office. A reward is offered by Palmer T Thurston.
At last Monday's meeting the board considered a major issue to enlarge the inadequate school building to serve a growing community. The plan discussed involves consolidating all districts in the area to share a larger, joined school facility that would better accommodate increasing attendance.
JH W Saeger urges district patrons to attend next Monday’s meeting on consolidating districts to provide one good school and furnish transportation for all children. He notes initial costs may be high but long term benefits justify the expense and asks interested parties to discuss the proposal.
English Lutheran Church Potter notes Sunday June 15 is picnic day with services at the usual hour on the grounds. Ice cream refreshments at usual price. Children invited. visitors welcome. Reorganization of the congregation during the picnic. No evening services next Sunday. Families to bring a lone lunch to be served on grounds.
R A Babcock visits Omaha this week to participate in the bankers convention, engaging with fellow financiers and discussing regional economic matters.
A fragment of verse muses on fashion and innocence, contrasting old split skirts with a provocative jab about Mary’s lamb and a playful reference to Mary’s calf, hinting at cultural commentary in a rustic, humorous tone.
Jos G Schwartz and his wife drove to Dix Thursday afternoon and visited Sidney in the evening, according to local notes.
Sheriff McDaniels visited Potter on Thursday to conduct official duties and engage with local authorities and residents. The visit focused on continuing law enforcement collaboration and addressing community concerns in the area.
Fred C. Langmann motored from Sidney Thursday evening bringing a group of young fellows to the carnival.
Snapshot classified notes a 320 acre improved farm with crops in and a three room house with bath and electric lights. Includes large cellar, tractors, cows, horses, and all essentials for an up-to-date operation. Priced to sell. inquire at the Review office.
Fred Vaughn returned Thursday from a Colorado trip and will enter the employ of the F. D. James Lumber Co.
Residents note piles of dirt removed from excavations and ask why workers do not backfill by digging holes and depositing the spoil back into the sites. The inquiry centers on local excavation practices and site cleanliness.
Citizens express kindness toward Postmaster General Burleson as they report irregular mail delivery with bills arriving six days to two weeks late, highlighting ongoing postal delays and public frustration across towns.
A farewell party was held at the Osear Redeen home last Saturday night for N. G. Eckert and family. Guests brought lunches and enjoyed various amusements. Some younger attendees were lightly injured by barb wire and nails during the festivities. The party lasted until the early hours. Mr and Mrs Eckert have resided in the Sextorp area for some time and friends wish them well in their move.
The Al G. Story carnival features strong wrestling draws led by Julius Schwartz who, despite being an amateur, challenged top welterweight Jack Reynolds after close matches with Charlie Johnson. Schwartz plans a 15 minute challenge with Reynolds, drawing local interest.
Jose Villa remains in Northern Mexico and appears close to Juarez, with indications he may soon take control. The text contrasts this with confusion over European affairs, noting local leaders discuss distant issues rather than the situation in Mexico.
N G Eckert will depart for Denver Sunday morning with his family heading to Bridgeport to stay a couple of months The Sextorp neighborhood will miss them though there is belief they may move back based on his favorable remarks about the country
Jas Reddy FE H Sanders and brothers Andy and Lewis Brott visited the Review office on Thursday to discuss forming a Farmers Union elevator in Potter. They toured Brownson Sidney Gurley and Dalton to gather ideas and have already subscribed a large sum, calling a meeting to finalize plans.
Potter business leaders warned they may withdraw telephone use over poor service described as bum by Sidney Enterprise. Local business voices accuse central station of call drops and repeated dialing before any word can be heard, urging action now that war is over and demand better government service.
Follow the crowd to the ball park Sunday as Potter faces Peetz in a tight clash. Potter aims to deliver a key win and claim bragging rights in a local showdown likely to draw fans.
Fay Cockus, newly named pitcher for the ball team, has accepted a position with Potter Garage, signaling a crossover into a local business role alongside his sports involvement.
Mrs Win Godine and her children traveled to Kimball on Tuesday to spend a few days with her sister, visiting relatives and enjoying a short stay away from home.
Mrs R M Brown came back from Wimball last Friday after visiting friends.
Some graves at the cemetery are in poor condition after heavy rains last week with several graves leaning or sinking. The damage appears ongoing as moisture weakens foundations. Authorities urge caution while crews assess unsafe markers and headstones.
Wm. Goding has been very active this week attending sessions of the County Board of Liqualization. The meetings focused on assessing local tax valuations and related fiscal matters affecting residents and businesses across the region.
The passage notes that red rust is severely affecting wheat in other regions but has not appeared locally and is unlikely to occur here because the climate is not conducive to the disease. No dates, places, or organizations are mentioned.
A surprise party was held for Harry Leafdale last Thursday evening by his housekeeper Mrs Irene Judd. About 50 guests attended and the evening included a delightful supper and dancing to round out the fun.
Ampere reading meter details a cooling tank on an iron base, detachable copper asbestos cylinder head, special carburetor, gas line feed by load, departure ball bearings, removable inspection plates, heavy balance wheel, OH filler hole, heavy cast iron subhase, flexible coupling to generator, ball bearing generator with vaseline packing, pulley belting engine power to machines, automatic circuit break INVESTIGATE.
Prairie Oil & Gas plans to move casing pulled from the Harrisburg well to the Centennial Oil Company well in Goshen Hole. West & Hazelett represent Prairie and Palmer & Olds arrange spudding at a new well thirty miles west. Centennial stockholders retain original well leases on 3200 acres. Kaseming Oil Co. controlled by West & Hazlett takes 1600 acres with immediate development and Centennial retains a working interest. The move signals ongoing activity in the Scottsbluff field before winter.
A terse dialogue reveals buried truth as a daughter senses her suitor understands the weight of her father’s death and the complicated life he has led. Her cryptic instruction to seek help hints at a deeper, unspoken plan between them.
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