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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
5
Herman Moench has improved his property by painting the house and adding sidewalks. The work enhances curb appeal and upkeep, reflecting the neighborhood's steady improvements.
Mr and Mrs Sam Woodbury of Kimball visited Wednesday in Potter at the home of their cousin Mrs A T Wallin.
A large attendance was reported at the Ladies Aid meeting on Wednesday afternoon, with an enthusiastic gathering enjoying the event and its activities.
A farewell party honors Mrs Harris for years of active aid work and a remembrance gift is given. The M E Sunday school holds a children day program next Sunday from 10 to 11 am, all invited. Mr and Mrs Louis Herman visit from Greeley Colorado at the R L MacAdam home in Potter. The W C T A meets June 18 at Mrs Chas Stanton's home with Mrs Harris leading. All welcome.
A meeting of chautauqua guarantors was held yesterday and the same officers as last year were re elected. They are C. W. Johnson president Dr W T Sloan vice president Dean Hagemeister secretary treasurer decoration committee Mrs Etta Bartlett grounds committee Wm
A Nebraska institution named United School for Indian children operates in Genoa with an attendance around 500 students. The facility serves Native American youth and highlights regional educational efforts in the 19th or early 20th century.
Bill Kubes and companions enjoyed a successful fishing outing at Lake Minatare. They brought home a good catch including a three pounder Buffalo and others reportedly up to seven pounds, prompting thanks and well wishes for continued luck.
Creditors of Herbert Storm berg estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska are notified that claims must be presented by September 19 1930 and debts paid by May 27 1931. The County Court will receive claims at 10 00 A M on June 20 1930 and September 20 1930. Dated May 27 1930 Seal G P Kratz County Judge.
One of the late small bungalow uprights offered in Potter. It has been used very little and is in marvelous condition. National reputation instrument with full guarantee. We will transfer to a new purchaser for the balance due to avoid freight and drayage costs. Write to arrange viewing without obligation.
A letter dated December 4 1929 from missionary Eugene Johnson in Iambi Zambia Africa details the high altitude of 5815 feet, diverse wildlife including giraffes zebras hyenas lions leopards and new animal sightings by his family. He notes nocturnal predators and a local boy Danny discovering a “rhinostrich” yet unseen by him. John Neddeau returns from Wyoming visit.
Mr and Mrs F Collins and son of Lorenzo visited Sunday at the Edw Fisher home in Potter age Wanted to Buy. About 100 lbs of good second hand barbed wire. Inquire at Review office.
Mrs. Stanley Davis is spending a few days this week at the home of her sister Mrs. Wm. Prehn, located northeast of town.
When the fire bell sounds Saturday afternoon it is time to assemble at the flag pole square for the cash drawings. Somebody is going to win, that's sure.
Due to the merger of the Denver Music Company with this company we have left on our hands near Porter Nebraska a beautiful new model Bungalow piano. To finish we will sell at a great saving to save storage or shipping costs.
Fragments describe a high grade instrument maker and a rigid inspector, with a reference to a Campbell Mall Company in Scottsbluff and Slebrusha. The garbled text hints at a business listing or notice involving names, locations, and possible dates, but many details are unreadable.
Two good combines practically new with federal terms to responsible parties or contract wheat cutting for part payment. Also many other good machines with terms to responsible parties. Frank Brady Pot.
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