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Entry lists second class matter at Potter Nebraska post office with a 1912 date and references H Biggs Avent. The fragment notes March 22 1912 services and timing figures 08 pm 1256 pm.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
8
Entry lists second class matter at Potter Nebraska post office with a 1912 date and references H Biggs Avent. The fragment notes March 22 1912 services and timing figures 08 pm 1256 pm.
A Sunday rain topped an inch as residents from Morrill county and nearby farms visited, worked, or relaxed. Community members like Edgar Hicks, Geo Hicks, Henry Shrear, and Chas Stanton were busy with breaking, hauling, insurance, and school census duties while plans progressed for homesteads, flax fields, and wells.
Leafdale locals report better conditions after rains and routine visits by neighbors. The piece comments on express company reform, praising rate reductions and the Garder bill structure for parcels under 80 pounds across varying distances.
Pleasant View reports a recent rain after a dry spell with crops looking good. Local residents engage in sod breaking, flax sowing, and neighborhood visits at the Goding and Courtright households. A ball game drew a crowd despite rain. residents assist each other with small tasks, deliveries, and births, birthdays, and neighborly events noted.
Local items report REO activity with Livoni selling furniture for sale at the main tainers house. Westbound auto travelers, a rail project by Union Pacific, and double track construction are noted. Married news, ball game results, a Greek labor strike, a church change, and visiting relatives are listed among community happenings.
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