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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
5
John N. Anderson of Minden Nebraska is visiting in Potter this week, staying with local residents and planning daytime tours of nearby sites and shops.
Readers are invited to follow Miss Well's new local happenings column starting this week. Maxine is expected to continue the feature and asks for community cooperation in compiling the column.
Mrs. Axel C Jensen wife of Gurley former school superintendent died at North Platte from injuries after the automobile she rode in collided with a car driven by Wilbur Hard of Longmont Colorado Hard held on manslaughter charges with driving while intoxicated. he was later released on a $1000 bond Mr Jensen sustained a fractured skull.
A few scattered showers, some heavy, have fallen in this territory this week but were too infrequent and light to provide substantial relief. Evening rains benefited areas they covered, yet a dry hot surrounding region lessens daytime showers and occasional hail reduces value. Panhandle crops show best prospects in the state yet remain discouraging overall.
A party wishes to buy 15 or 20 bushels of corn and asks to inquire at the Review office for speedy arrangement.
Compiled by HEC Potter Review June 1 1895 covers local incidents in Potter and Dix including fires land sales water rights shootings and sheep ranching. Reports list final proofs and land notices. mentions rainfall crop prospects and community events with names like Lundell Mar tin Abbott Stanton Fawcus and Gunderson.
Dr. F. A. Barger Mrs. Barger Carl Lirom and Gilford Montgomery of Sidney were involved in an auto wreck southwest of Sterling after a tire blew out. The car owned by Dr. Barger was wrecked and he suffered a back injury while Mrs. Barger was shaken but unhurt.
North Platte valley farmers will receive only two scant irrigation periods due to storage water shortages and lower than expected inflow, with four planned allocations reduced amid ongoing supply constraints.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jensen collided with a parked car on the highway several miles east of North Platte. Mrs. Jensen suffered internal injuries and remained unconscious for days despite an operation. Mr. Jensen sustained a fractured skull and serious injuries and was conscious intermittently. He had been Gurley schools superintendent last year and planned a similar post at Chappell for the next year. The couple were visiting Jensen's parents in eastern Nebraska and were en route to Chappell with Mrs. Jensen's parents.
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