Bear Cats set for Sidney railroad clash and July Potter visit
Local notes report a birth for Mr and Mrs Charles Hierboldsheimer a son born June 7. The Bear Cats lineup faces the railroad team in Sidney on Sunday June 24 with Sidney visiting Potter on July 1. County and state teacher exams will be in Sidney June 29 and 30 1923. Mrs D B Fletcher County Superintendent.
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Charles Hierboldsheimer
Bear Cats
Railroad
Sidney
Potter
D. B. Fletcher
Rehearsal Called For Children’s Day Program
Due to rain and low turnout last Sunday the program committee asks all participants to attend a second rehearsal at the church on Saturday at 2 30 p m.
Business trip to North Platte by Babcock and Miller
R A Babcock and N Miller made a business trip to North Platte yesterday. Miller plans to drive back his recently purchased Franklin car.
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R. A. Babcock
Miller
North Platte
Potter area visitors and weather note 0.45 inch rain
Warley Bonham of Kimball visited Potter on Tuesday. Rainfall measured 0.45 inches with lightning but no wind. Miss Josie Jarland of Tekauva Nebraska stays at Emil Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. L Herman of Greeley Colorado visit Potter. R V Francis returned from Denver after a week away. Mrs. Flora Courtright goes to Pleasant View for summer at her son Harry’s farm. C A Larsen and Peter Hansen returned from Omaha after attending the grand lodge meeting of Nebr A F and A M.
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Josie Jarland
Tekauva, Nebr
Emil Nelson Home
Flora Courtright
Pleasant
View
Harry
C. A. Larsen
Peter Hansen
Omaha
Grand Lodge of Nebraska
A. F
A. M
Bankers Attend 7th Area Meeting in Gering
Dol F. Enevoldsen F C Harris and Gene Binning attended the meeting of bankers of the 7th area in Gering yesterday.
Passing the Lie Politely by the Jeffersonville Rotary
The Jeffersonville Rotary club cites a bulletin strip in Tro tarian Rumblings to claim politeness in lies. At a planned country outing members pledged to attend. one newspaper man refused, yet seven others broke their word. The scribe comments on those who said yes but were absent, comparing politeness to truth in a humorous anecdote from the Indianapolis News.
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Jeffersonville Rotary Club
Jimmy
Indianapolis News
Persian workmen are pious in Tehran visit
E Alexander Powell recalls a Teheran stroll near the American mission where masons at a modest brick house chorus prayers with each brick. He notes the daily ritual ends with a humorous jab at American bricklayers invoking the Deity in a different sense.
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Teheran
Persia
E. Alexander Powell
Harper's
Tehran
Allah
America
Wood Alcohol Becomes Methanol Name Said To Gain Ground
The Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry reports methanol as the new official name for wood alcohol. A committee on occupational diseases notes progress in wider use, while one chemist once proposed naming it Maud, a suggestion tied to a running joke about a mule named Opper.
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Committee On Occupational Diseases
American Chemical Society
Maud
The Melodious African on the Southern Plantations
A Wall Street Journal analysis notes that despite poor Southern business and cotton prospects, the Melodious African on the plantation plays music, while a major Chicago music house reports 80 percent of catalogue requests come from south of the Mason Dixon line and 90 percent of orders from the same region, nearly all from Southern Black customers.
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Chicago
Wall Street Journal
Mytilene's Claim to Fame and Sappho’s Legacy
Mytilene in the Near East news cycle often linked to the Greek Turkish conflict. The island, birthplace of Sappho, is praised as the world’s first famed female poet and a parallel to ancient Lesbos. The modern city preserves Sappho era life through its streets and daily life.
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Mytilene
Near East
Aegean Sea
Sappho
Lesbos
Christ
Maria Allston
Mentor Magazine
Reverent Entry as British Forces Entered Jerusalem
A nurse with the victorious army described a historic scene as British forces approached Jerusalem. She recalled the conquering army entering a conquered city with notable reverence, leaving automobiles and horses outside so soldiers could walk humbly through the Holy City.
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Jerusalem
W.O.W to stage Fourth of July in Potter 1913
Ten years ago in Potter the W O W announced a July Fourth celebration. The note also mentions an extremely cold June across the United States with 40 degree days, brief snow in South Chicago, local repainting by Dan Heimer, a near accident to Norval Wilcox on the MacAdam engine, letters from Chas Stanton family at Cascade Springs, and Woodmen lodge attendees Goding Hicks Courtright and Gale reporting a lively gathering in Potter.
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W.O.W
Potter
United States
Chicago
Dan Heimer
Norval Wilcox
Stanton Fanily
Miss Hurd
Cascade Springs
Will Goding
George Hicks
Harry Courtright
Artie Gale
Woodmen Lodge
Potter Review Clubbing Tri-State Farmer Subscriptions
The Potter Review continues a club offer with the Tri-State Farmer at $1.75 for both papers, for new or renewal subscriptions. Regular prices are $1.50 for the Review and $1.00 for the Tri-State Farmer, but the club rate bundles them at $1.75. The Tri-State Farmer is a Kimball based weekly farm publication.
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Potter Review
Kimball
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Mrs. L. Herman
Greeley Colorado
R. V. Francis
Denver
Home Lumber Co
Columbia
the City Garage
L. H. Caywood, Propr
the Potter Lumber Co
H. R. Curry, Mgr
The
W. T. Sloan
Potter, Nebr
Citi
Zens State Bank
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Robt
W. Pruitt
Alfred Arnell
Epworth
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Geo. Gunderson
Hansen - Seyfang Mercantile. Co
Henry’s Store
Depble Sturchen
Sage
Potter, Nebraska
Walter Henry
VFR Eta
Hak
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