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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
1
Mahler and Schwartz offer a 1360 acre ranch and a 672 acre wood farm under cultivation with 387 acres alfalfa 40 acres grain 275 acres native meadow. Features include an eight room house barn 20 by 60 cow shed 18 by 170 outbuildings corral branding sheds and more. One and three quarters miles from school with good timber and ample outside rail. Price 37.50 per acre 15000 cash balance easy terms.
Anonymous poem asserts success depends on mindset. Encourages thinking big, believing in oneself, and perseverance. Claims outcomes follow belief, with lines about racing and winning dictated by attitude rather than strength or speed. Refrains emphasize self-confidence regardless of rivals.
A banquet for soldiers and sailors is set for June 30 at Sey fang Theater hosted by the local Red Cross chapter. All veterans are urged to register at Thornbere & Haver store and invite any unknown service members to attend.
M E Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 am Next Sunday both services mark College Day honoring Wesleyan University Epworth League meets at 745 pm and preaching at 8 pm Public invited to all services and visitors welcomed to worship and get acquainted
District No. 142 reports a record crop season and a well attended Benish Hall dance with a reminder of another dance on the 21st. Local social rounds include visits among families in Cheyenne county and Potter show trips, with Navy veteran James Peterson among returning locals. A note from Platteville Wisconsin mentions William Andrews’s debts and a railroad timetable change effective June 22 replacing No 8 with No 10 and introducing a new train for Potter.
Attorney General Gregory warned in Washington that persuasive missteps can strengthen a target. He recalled a revivalist miscue about hell containing sin and vice, followed by a lurid interruption from a youth in a back seat and a dramatic exclamation about death.
Chautauqua patrons are promised an educational day featuring Princess Té Ata a Chickasha reader dramatist and dancer Dawanwin a Soux singer and Mezo soprano voice along with Gagijaniunt an Oneida janist.
The sound of hammering fills streets as new structures go up. A baby girl named Oleomargarine is born to Brown, who jokes about the stork leaving her with a flutter since he has none.
A satirical verse from a 1918 era Saturday Evening Post piece mocks Allied soldiers and their evolving respect for American troops noted as Yanks. The poem humorously recalls initial skepticism about American combat prowess then acknowledges rapid impact in the Marne and the broader push toward Berlin.
A tailor on Thirty-ninth street displays a sign reading Clothes mended in the rear, prompting questions about the hidden meaning and local storefront practices. The brief note highlights urban signage and possible misinterpretation by passersby.
A terse verse line depicts a man striking a match to glimpse the meter and then pleading with old St Peter. The fragment hints at themes of judgment and endurance without detailed context.
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