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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
5
Community notices include services offered by the home business of glass fitting and subscriptions for Omaha dailies. Item highlights: farm land for sale with improvements near Potter, a lost Bay gelding, and a modern five room rental in the east end of town with utilities.
Property listing notes a bargain sale in SE 14 27 14 53 Kimball County. For details contact Rees Wilkinson Lincoln Nebraska line m2612 9 16.
The Potter Nebraska Village Board met June 5 1922 at 6 p m with Chairman Babcock trustees Johnson Francis and Johnson, Marshal Fricke, Engineer Whalen, and Clerk Biggs present. Bills were approved including Union Pacific boiler flues 24, May salaries for DePue Biggs Stevens Whalen Gunderson Wagner, laborers, Sandoz Hardware 26.60, Hite Bros 15.75, Farmers Union Trading Co 293.30, and others. A pool hall license for W S Nagle was approved at 10 per table per year with payment options. Meeting adjourned.
A Saturday afternoon free movie event drew a near full hall with strong attendance and steady crowding of streets for parking. The evening show, identical to the matinee, attracted a fair crowd and was praised by sponsors and the Potter band for providing music and entertainment at community gatherings.
Items from Antelope Divide report the Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathering on June 2 with strong attendance and announce the next meeting at Mrs Andrew Andersens in Potter on June 22 at 2 p m. Local visits include Miss Delia Heeks of Extra Iowa as Rev Falcks guest and Miss Frederikka Falek returning from Oshkosh Nebraska. Jasmus Nelsen from Sidney visited his children here last week as Alfalfa small grain and garden crops look good locally. Mrs Rev Moeller and Jim Blair send greetings and Nels Larsen from Selma California also sends regards.
Silences are golden yet scarce in life and poverty. The piece notes bedbugs humbugs and a long standing prohibition. It observes courage needed to name a daughter Mary Ann. It warns that words mislead and jokes on spectacles. It mentions the English starling and a horse preferring oats to fine whiskey.
Martin Leafdale is re elected as Justice of the Peace with jurisdiction in civil cases for Potter precinct and criminal cases for Cheyenne county Collections a Specialty.
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