Potter Nebraska Wheat Growers Meeting Announces Third Annual
FINAL NOTICE invites growers to Potter Nebraska for the third annual Potter local meeting of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association. The event, in the M I church basement on Saturday June 27 at 2 30 p m, will explain the new contract and discuss forming a strong cooperative. Harvey Fisher presides, Fred Leetz is secretary.
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Potter
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
M. Is
Nebraska
Wheal-Farmer
Harvey Fisher
Fred Leetz
Hours Changed at Depot and Train No 17 Signal Change
Depot hours shift to 8:00 am to noon and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm starting Monday June 22 reducing previous 6:30 am to 3:30 pm schedule. Train No 17 at 10 pm will be stopped by hand signal. engineers will watch for signals. Train serves passengers bound for Kimball Pine Bluffs Cheyenne and points west.
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Western Union
Kimball
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Royal Neighbors Change of Meeting Date
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday June 30 at 8 o clock replacing the previously planned July 7. Members are reminded to note the date change.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
Notice to Bidders for School Transportation Contract
Potter School Board seeks bids by July 13 1925 for student transport for nine months starting August 11 with a route of about 42 miles daily. Sealed bids must specify sedan or winter-top vehicle for 18 plus seats, 8:40 to 9:00 am and 4:00 to 4:15 pm pickups, laprobes provided, and routes past Ash Grove. Board may split bids by groups of children and reserves right to reject.
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Potter School Board
H. Kaune
Ford Wickhorst
Bill Tank
Art. Schuessler
Sam Wikstrom
Chas Smith
Edgar Anderson
Wm. Higgins
Ash Grove
Board of Education, Dist
August Schmidt
Taune
Tompkins, Wickhorst
Skiffs Visit Rogers Home During Stop in Central City
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Skiff of Central City called on the G. L. Rogers residence Saturday afternoon. They were traveling home from Scottsbluff and paused to visit during their journey.
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J. B. Skiff
Central City
G. L. Rogers
Scottsbluff
Medics Convened in Sidney Report Pleasant Meeting
Dr. A. J. Ames and Dr. W. T. Sloan of Potter attended the medics convention in Sidney Monday. They report having a very pleasant meeting.
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A. J. Ames
W. T. Sloan
Potter
Sidney
Watsons Vacation at Rogers Home in Potter
Mr and Mrs James Watson of Alliance spent the week end at the CG L Rogers home in Potter during the weekend visit full of restful leisure and social time.
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Mrs. James Watson
Alliance
CG. L. Rogers
Potter
B H H club meets with visitors and plans outdoor event
The B H H club met Thursday June 18 with twelve members and three visitors Mrs Mathewson and Mrs Anton Schad and daughter An ee line. The afternoon covered business rules for club work and a lunch was served. Next meeting is an outdoor grove gathering two miles west of Brownson on July 16 with Brownson Farmers Union hosting a July 4 celebration and plans for an airplane attraction. Other notes include local fishing trip by Mrs Hiream Fecht and son, Miss Jorence Thurston’s return from Dalton, Miss Mareuette Bayes’s hospital recovery, Mrs Lewis Olson’s Estes Park trip with Miss Myrtle Gunderson, and visits by Mr and Mrs James Slama of Sidney at the Palmer Thurston home.
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B. H. H. Club
N. J. Nelson
Mathewson
Anton Schad
Aneeline
Brownson
Brownson Farmers Union
Hiream Fecht
Lodgepole Creek
Jorence Thurston
Dalton
Mareuette Bayes
Taylor Hospital
Lewis Olson
Estes Park
Colorado
Mrs. Olson
Myrtle Gunderson
Community Notes On Local Visits And Events
A busy stretch as Antelope Divide residents joined trips to Potter and Sterling for boosters, fairs, and social visits. Families including Hazlitts Madden Osconsen Olsen and Nelsons attended gatherings, a Jolly Neighbors meeting was rescheduled, Cub ball lost to Grand Bason, and a soaking rain left crops and pastures looking fine.
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Potter
Frank Hazlitt
Francis
Edson Madden
Charlotte
Sidney
Court House
Jimmy Nelson
Friend
Sterling
Jolly Neighbors Club
Jerome Kafka
Busy Bee Club
Jens Olsen
Eva
Edith
Inez
John Anderson
Colorado
John Carlson
North of
Grand Bason
Sidney Doctors Attend M D Convention and Boosters Event
A large group of doctors met for the M D convention in the Cheyenne county courthouse district court room. Attendees included Drs A J Ames W T Sloan Miller. The Sidney boosters drew a big crowd with a band concert and thanks were extended to those who donated cars and banners for the trip, including Mann Motor Co Osborn Motor Co Hahler Garage Sidney Motor Sales Co and several individuals who provided vehicles such as Lincolns Buicks Dodges and Maxwell.
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Cheyenne County Court House
A. J. Ames
W. T. Sloan
Potter
Miller
Kimball
Joseph
Wm. Benish
J. W. Bertramson
Sidney
E. M. Nelson
Alfred Arnell
Boosters
Kenneth Bassett
Mann Motor Co
Studebakers
Osborn Motor Co
Dodge
Hahler
Buick
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Lincoln
Fred Hazzard
Louis Baha
Maxwell
W. K. Hodgkin
Let Not Man Put Asunder Friday Night Feature
Campen presents the nationally advertised drama Let Not Man Put Asunder starring Lou Telegen and other stars. A moral benefitting audience and a good comedy follow this week’s show. Patrons who saw Prodigal Judge last Friday praised it, and Campen deserves support.
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Chris
Campen
Lou Telegen
Businesses to Close for Farmers Union Picnic
The following business places will close Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the Farmers Union picnic: Hansen-Seyfang Mere, Chas. Stanton, Potter State Bank, Johnson-Cords Co, Henry's Store, Potter Review, Brady Pharmacy, Win. Sandoz, Geo. W. Hicks, Variety Store, Farmers Grain & Milling Co, J. C. Bartlett, Potter Lumber Co, C. W. Johnson Implements, Linn Implement Co, Geo. Gunderson, Home Lumber Co. Closed from 12 noon to 4 p.m.
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Farmers Union
Hansen-Seyfang Mere
Chas. Stanton
Potter State Bank
Johnson-Cords Co
Henry’s
Potter Review
Brady Pharmacy
Win. Sandoz
Geo. W. Hicks
Farmers Grain & Milling Co
J. C. Bartlett
Potter Lumber Co
C. W. Johnson Implements
Linn Implement Co
Geo. Gunderson
Home Lumber Co
Abie’s Irish Rose at U S A in Sidney July 2
Ad for U S A theatre announces one night showing of Abie’s Irish Rose on Thursday July 2. The comedy is described as one of the most noted plays of the day.
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Abie
Sidney
U. S.A
Rain totals exceed four inches in June so far
The month has brought over four inches of rain since June 1 with general, slow rainfall. Crops appear in good condition and underground moisture supports potential yields. The main threats cited are hail and rust, but rust signs are not evident and many crops are insured against hail losses.
Wheat Growers Annual Meeting Set for June 27
Potter local Nebraska Wheat Growers Association to hold annual meeting at 2 pm in the Methodist church basement. Officers to be elected include president secretary and three directors. State representative will report on association conditions and new contract.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Methodist Church
Early Press Date For Potter Picnic Notes
The Review will publish a day early this week so staff can attend the picnic. Most Potter area stores will be closed anyway as the community plans the outing.
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Potter
Big Picnic Expected Huge Western Nebrasa Crowd
If fair weather holds, an exceptionally large crowd is planned for Thursday June 25 in western Nebraska. Between two and five thousand people from western Nebraska eastern Wyoming and northern Colorado are expected to attend, the largest crowd ever assembled in the region.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Boosters Welcome Royal Reception At Towns Visited
Booster party led by the Bunker Hill band spent two days in neighboring towns promoting the Mariners Union picnic. In Pine Bluffs a crowd gathered for music and welcome Frank Beyerle mayor and county officials spoke. In Bushnell a band concert and brief speeches followed, before continuing to the next stop.
Bunker Hill Farmers Union Band Hosts All Day Picnic
The event opens at ten with a band concert by the Bunker Hill Farmers Union Band and runs all day with activities for all ages. Car admission is 25¢ per vehicle, regardless of occupancy, plus 25¢ for each person attending the afternoon ball game between Sidney and Gurley in combat. Free noon coffee, 125 lbs of coffee donated, and County Treasurer J. M. Nelson in charge. Bring own cups and supplies. boiled coffee free for take. Ferris wheel, merry go round, wild animal show probable near the grounds. The concessions committee expects many stands and events beyond the big bills. The company recently performed in Sterling.
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Bunker Hill Farmers Union
Sidney
Gurley
Farmers Union State Exchange
J. M. Nelson
County Treasurer J M Nelson Calls In Potter
County Treasurer J M Nelson acted as a caller in Potter on Tuesday, delivering remarks to residents and outlining local financial matters. His visit highlighted budgeting priorities and forthcoming fiscal changes for the community.
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J. M. Nelson
Potter
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