Potter Village to vote on light plant purchase in 1924 election
Notice from Potter Nebraska Village Board of Trustees calls for a special election on July 15 1924 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the old Potter State Bank to decide whether to buy and improve the local light plant costing up to 3000 dollars. The measure includes amending the plant with a new unit and describes the property parcel involved.
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Potter
Nebraska
Front
Potter State Bank
Front Street
Village discuss light plant purchase by Board of Trustees
Notice indicates the Village of discusses whether to purchase the local light plant, with board actions to consider the acquisition on an upcoming meeting date. The text names the village and the board of trustees as stakeholders in the decision.
City Ordinance Proposal Details and Date
The ordinance text specifies a boundary line from a point then east along the south boundary for a total sum of six thousand five hundred dollars and is dated the fifteenth day of July, nineteen twenty four. Copies of the ordinance are proposed for public dissemination.
Porter Lumber Company V. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde Attorneys Legal Notice
Porter Lumber Company a corporation sues Radcliffe Hodgkin & Hyde Attorneys in the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska. The notice outlines filing requirements and indicates a legal action seeking relief or damages with procedural steps to respond by a specified deadline. The action names the parties and indicates court jurisdiction and service of process.
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Eys
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Potter Lumber Case
Potter Lumber Company files in Cheyenne County Nebraska to recover 95 dollars plus 10 percent interest from April 14 1922 and costs. An attachment covers Lot Eleven in Block One original Potter, Nebraska, with buildings. Defendants must answer by July 14 1924.
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Potter Lumber Company
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
District Court
Potter
Radcliffe, Hodgkin & Hyde
Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards South Omaha
Fat lambs rise to 15.50 as market slumps. cattle receipts run 10,500 head with 25 cent declines across the board. Best beeves reach 10.35, hogs 6.40 to 6.95, sheep and lambs drop 50 cents with spring lambs at 15.00 to 15.50 and older ewes steady rough.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Fragmented Musings and Notices From a 19th Century Page
A jumble of quips on wealth poverty marriage and politics mixed with an ad for magazine subscriptions and a brief rail schedule fragment. References include Nebraska City and Omaha World-Herald circulation notes alongside stray lines about bartenders savings and cabals of gossip.
Feeding business overdone in cattle and hogs says Oakland handler
Omaha reports Andrew Anderson of Oakland, who hauled cattle and hogs, says heavy runs and lower markets indicate the feeding business is overdone. He notes that after numerous shipments this year, the country still seems to be full of cattle and hogs.
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Oakland
Omaha
Andrew Anderson
When One Is Serene Picnic Weather Rules
An aphoristic reflection on serenity attained with age, equating peace of mind to not worrying about rain on a planned picnic. The piece contends that maturity brings indifference to weather while enjoying the moment.
The Review at One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Advertises The Review for sale at only $1.50, urging readers they cannot afford to be without it.
Seeable quirks and quips from a past issue
A collection of odd sentences and sharp asides on politics, deeds, and daily life. The passage notes jokes about officeholders, marriage finances, funeral flowers, a Chadron pillowcase purchase, frosting with cornbread, medical bravado, self-made denial, skulls under a Washington floor, and a claim by Gus Buechler about Congress.
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Washington
Gus Buechler
Congress
Rhetorical musings on politics self regard and beliefs
A syndicated columnist voice critiques Congress prioritizing district gains over taxpayers. The author favors self-Justifying confidence over public opinion and lightly jokes about optimism and youth standards, questioning what constitutes a “good book.”
The Easiest Way to Get Your Own Way
A pithy quote about using apparent generosity to pressure others into relinquishing their rights. The line suggests manipulation through feigned concessions as a tactic to secure control.
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Evens
Country Campbell
The
American Press Association
United States
Porter Lumber Company A) Corporation
Wm. Waite
Jane Waite
John Doe
Doug Maclean
Legion Show
Ava
State Bank
C. A. Larsen
F. C. Harris
Pavay
Cwavau
Pat
DR. Ames
W. T. Sioan
All
Fitz Overalls
Johnson - Cords CO
Nebraska City
Bill Maupin
Kansas
Lew Shelley
World-Herald
Bee
Omaha Daily News
Potter Review
T. Pacific
Wednes
Thursda
Woodmen OF the World
W. TI. Sloan
Potter, Nebr
A. J. Ames
Nebr
Sone Re No
A.M
Masonic Hall
W. M
Peter Hansen
Potter Post NO
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
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