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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
5
This ad promises wealth from a simple switch and urges readers to start now. It claims a money making opportunity by fencing alfalfa into hog pasture, guarantees on fencing work, and prices “as low as the lowest” overall.
The notice lists passenger train numbers and times for weekdays and weekends, noting flag stops and local runs. It also mentions local freight Nos. 262 and 261 and specific running days. Woodmen of the World Potter Camp No. 400 is named with meeting Fridays, and RR. A. Babcock and Fred Vaughn sign as clerk and C. C.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for uncovered failures, and invites readers to request testimonials from F C Cheeseb y & Co of Toledo Ohio with 73 cent Hall's Family Pile for constipation also advertised.
Local notices recap social calls in North Platte Cheyenne visits and Kimball county activities. Cars and equipment chatter include a Wyllis-Overland runabout a Maxwell touring car and a new Ford touring car. Community events mention glasses eye care and a charity drag line thanks. A power outage and repairs delay the Charter engine at the city water plant.
Local notes cover a ball game status, autos and mishaps, moving announcements, new hires in the Petersen hardware firm, travel plans, and family bereavements. Leland Hicks avoids a rough Sunday bump near Sidney. Orlando Adams family depart Kimball for undertaker work. James Nelson joins Petersen's in Upland. Adams of Beaver Crossing dies after a funeral accident.
Closed the Fourth The following places of business will be closed all day July 4th Biggs Barber Shop open late Monday evening Bank Nelson Co P O lobby open F E Campbell Store Gunderson Blacksmith Shop Johnsons Dept Store E G Thornburg Store H Petersen Sons Larson Drug Store G M Co Review Shop
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, famed for strenuous leadership, is expected to attend Frontier Days at Frontier Park in Cheyenne from July 26 to 29 and address the National Council of Women Voters, likely adding his "Bully" to the reception.
Local advertisement urges prospects to research Fidelity Reserve Company of Northlatte Nebraska. General agent W W Skinkle, based in Nebraska, has sold $61 000 of insurance in three weeks. The policy is presented as protection against debt and old age for the buyer and their family. N S Miller is the local agent in Otter Nebraska.
Local news item lists a Home Comfort 6 hole range for sale in fair condition. Inquiries directed to B I Thornburg at the hardware store. Dr Nolan from Kimball will be in Potter Wednesdays to perform dental work at Dr Carter's office. Plates crowns and bridges offered with guaranteed results. Also advertised: four Wereford bulls all ages a 3-year-old reg Percheron stallion and two 2-year-old roan Percheron stallions by Amery J Horrum in Dix Nebraska UT.
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