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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
5
The balance in treasury as of April 30 1928 is noted with receipts during the year for the bond interest fund and park fund. Details reflect funds available and allocations impacting municipal accounts.
I H Stevens treasurer of the Village of Potter Nebraska swears the above and foregoing constitutes a true correct and complete report of the doings of the Village Treasury during the year as disclosed by the books in the treasurer's office at close of business May 14 1929 Total indebtedness this year 74 618 80
Local notices report cattle seeking pasture near Potter Gossin advertises 25 head for pasture. Walter Gunderson graduates from National College of Chiropractic in Chicago. Golf gatherings Kimball and Potter to play Sterling next Sunday at 9 am. Myrtle Gunderson returns home from Burlington teaching. First Lutheran church Potter sets services Sunday with Sunday school 2 15 pm worship 3 pm. Mrs Fred Elmquist travels to Bristow for parents 35th anniversary and her birthday. Mrs Wallin hosts relatives including Sam Woodbury and Chas Bourlier. Copper in Potter: S Copps and T Adams arrange medal and cash award presentation for Mrs Hite on Friday June 21 in chautauqua tent.
Ads announce four grocery stores plus Linn Hardware Implement Co Biggs Barber Shop and Potter Meat Market will stay open until 9 00 pm each Wednesday evening during summer The Home Lumber Co did not announce a change in ownership Will Chaloupka Bridgeport lost about 450 as a wind storm demolished three farm buildings a cyclone like blast shattered the structures a Mexican family narrowly escaped injury
A deal unites two Bridgeport papers with News-Blade taking over the Herald. New corporation officers named include B. J. Sallows president Ray Ryason secretary and treasurer and Al G. Snedeker vice president.
Eighteen cattle on J. C. Long and Paul Long’s Longs ranch four miles northwest of Cheyenne were killed instantly when lightning struck a fence and ran into the herd. The bolt also damaged fence sections. The owners are named Long. A separate incident reports Moe fainting after a fall at a frecrdite building, suffering a small forehead cut and bruises but recovering.
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