Bear Cats Fall in Bagged Game Against Kimball 12 to 4
Kimball defeated the Bear Cats on the local diamond 12 to 4 last Sunday. Jarvis pitched eight innings for Kimball with 11 strikeouts, while Bruce and Kimberlin hit homers for Kimball and Potter homered for the Bear Cats. Knapp finished for Kimball in relief as a large crowd watched a loosely played game.
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Bear Cats
Kimball
Potter
Herb Linn
Bruce
Kimberlin
J. Cromie
I. Linn
Jarvis
Knapp
Baseball game score by innings and key plays
Two base hits by Ehlers and Paulson plus 2, Tebrinke 3 base hits, Slack homered along with Bruce Kimberlin J Cromie. Slack to Ehlers double play, Reynolds by Linn, Johnson by Linn hit by pitcher. Iston balls off Jarvis 2, off Knapp 1, off Linn 2. Jarvis struck out 11, Linn 11, Knapp 0. Game started 2 45 end 5 00 time 2 hr 15 m. Umpires Miller for Potter Griffith for Kim.
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Ehlers Ib
Arnell Rilf
Reynolds
Bruce Ef
Jarvis
Knapp
Ehlers
Paulson
Tebrinke
Slack
Bruce
Kimberlin
J. Cromie
Linn
Johnson
Iston
Miller
Potter
Griffith
Kimball
Potter second team loses to Bunker Hill 11 to 7
Potter's famous second team traveled to Bunker Hill last Sunday and fell behind early, losing 11 to 7. The locals allowed seven runs in the first inning while pitching shuffled between L. Hicks, Shaney, and Kaune. Gene Kaune pitched the final six innings, yielding only three hits and showing development as a pitcher.
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Potter
Bunker Hill
L. Hicks
Carl Shaney
Jack Sparks
Jess Tompkins
L. Schwartz
Artie Kaune
Bill Sparks
Gene Kauneef
Russell Hayes
Julius Schwartz
Lawrence Schwartz
Shaney
Gene Kaune
Gene
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Partial readable text notes unclear details but mentions strike outs and a single score. It references Bunker Hill and Potter with garbled scores and team identifiers. The fragment hints at a baseball or similar game recap with limited usable facts.
Annual School Meeting Decides Levy and Building Changes
The annual school meeting drew strong attendance and approved a fifty mill levy for the coming year. Plans include painting exterior windows and the flag pole, enlarging the library doorway, creating a new upstairs hallway to the auditorium and fire escape, adding screens to north and west windows, and moving students to Potter school with two carriers next year. Amos Wagner will continue as janitor. The treasurer's report was audited and accepted.
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Ash Grove
Potter School
Amos Wagner
Potter Lodge No. 313 to be Instituted
Potter Lodge No. 313, A F and A M receives Omaha grand lodge charter after a year of prep. Officers to be elected, institution and installation set for Tuesday June 27 with grand lodge officers conducting ceremonies and a banquet planned.
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Potter Lodge
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Omaha
Ind
Potter Lodge No
Mrs Penny Takes Over Lincoln Highway Cafe in Thornburg Building
Mrs Nora Penny, previously running the Home Restaurant in the Johnson building, becomes manager of the Lincoln Highway Cafe in the Geo Thornburg building north of the depot. Pitts brothers exit. Penny and her children move into the Thornburg home across from the meat market, relocating at the start of the week.
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Nora Penny
Johnson Building
Old Rome
Geo. Thornburg
Pitts Brothers
Penny
Thornburg
Notice to Taxpayers Board of Equalization Session
The Board of Equalization will again be in session June 22, 1922. All requests for changes corrections adjustments or complaints should be made at this time. Remember the day June 22 1922. Attest F N Slawson clerk 110.
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Board of Equalization
Fred Brown Makes His Bow to Cheyenne County this Week
A wild county chase for outlaw Fred Brown unfolds across Cheyenne and surrounding districts. Deputies and federal guards guard roads, while hundreds track his movements after he robs two men near Sidney and escapes. Reports place him near Redington and Potter before vanishing again, with authorities pledging pursuit.
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Fred Brown
Cheyenne County
Red Brown
Chainer
North Platte
Sidney
Bowman
Waite
Brown
Bill Hart
Redington
Potter
Bridge Port
Jus Hyers
W. T. Fenton
State
Cheyenne
Carroll
Warden Fenton
Hyers
Sheriff McDaniels Shot During Arrest Near Huntsman
Sheriff J W McDaniels was wounded in a confrontation with an armed maniac eight miles north of Sid after the suspect demanded food and water at a farm. A battle ensued when officers entered. McDaniels was struck but his wound is not serious. The prisoner, unnamed, is believed insane and was jailed in Sidney after the incident.
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J. W. McDaniel
Huntsman
Sidney
Sheriff McDaniels
Waite
Mr. MacDaniels
McDaniels
Preaching Service in Big Tent at Chautauqua Grounds
The morning service will be held Sunday in the chautauqua tent and the pastor will preach on A Good Recipe. The service starts at 11 o'clock. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. in the church, then attendees may proceed to the tent for the sermon. All are welcome.
Daugherty Declares Candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff
John Daugherty announces his bid for Cheyenne County sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters on July 18. He frames his campaign as a promise to serve the county and seeks voter support.
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Cheyenne County
John Daugherty
Pine Bluffs Team Here Next Sunday
The Pine Bluffs basebill team will visit Sunday afternoon to play the Potter Bear Cats at 4 p.m. or when the chautauqua program ends. The game offers a chance to see two strong teams and supports local sportsmanship. Admission is 25 cents.
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Pine Bluffs
Potter Bear Cats
Radio Touring Party Stops in Potter for Radio Demonstration
A cross country radio tour by two Rickenbacker cars left Detroit June 1 and will pass through Potter Saturday afternoon. The party aims to demonstrate a powerful vehicle radio with a 200 foot aerial and Magnavox speaker, claiming reception up to 1000 miles. They expect a 40 day overland journey to California and local business leaders hope for a public square stop for demonstrations.
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America
Detroit
Potter
Lincoln Highway
Status
California
Picnic of Cheyenne County Farmers Held June 20th
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union annual picnic will be at Krueger's Lake six miles east of Sidney on Tuesday June 20. Everyone welcome with a big crowd expected. County president Glen Bales and state president C J Osborn head speakers with music recitations. Sports include a baseball game and a hand pottery dance. Picnic dinner provided. bring your basket. no business meeting, just fun all day. R S Scott County Agricultural Agent.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Krueger
W. C. T. U. Program Meeting Notice
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Jennie McAdam on Wednesday June 21. The program includes song, devotional, and special music. Items include The Morning After and Respect Yourself with speakers Mrs Har and Mrs Hagemister, plus a state president's letter from Mrs Leafdale.
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Jennie McAdam
Har
Leafdale
Chautauqua Opens Strong With Busy Schedule
Chautauqua opened on Wednesday afternoon and has drawn good crowds. Taylor's Band-o-Singers, a nine piece act, headlines the afternoon and returns with a comical program tonight. Saturday features Florenz Orchestral Club and Judge Fred G Bale's The Fourth Line of Defense. Sunday offers Standard Concert Company and the play Cappy Ricks with a New York cast. The junior chautauqua also thrives under a popular junior supervisor.
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Taylor
Ngain
Florenz Orchestral Club
Fred G. Bale
Bale
Standard Concert Company
Cappy Ricks
New York
Chatauqua
Kroh Enters Race for State Senator in July Primary
J S Kroh editor and publisher of Keith County News Ogallala announces candidacy for state senator from the district subject to Republican voters in the July 18 primary. He is described as a capable speaker practical farmer and experienced businessman likely to influence the race.
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J. S. Kroh
Keith
Ogallala
Kroh
Daugherty Seeks Cheyenne County Sheriff Nomination
John Daugherty of Sidney declares his candidacy for sheriff of Cheyenne County in the July Democratic primary. A 36 year county resident, he has served as sheriff and five years as assessor, with farming and business ties across the county since arriving in 1886 from Illinois.
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John Daugherty
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Daugherty
Illinois
Potter
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