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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
10
A mixed classified segment lists a near new 70 horsepower aluminum boat with optional electric shift for 1900 dollars and a 3100 dollar price, Jersey cows for sale fresh by May 11, and a lost crank pickup note. Also advertised are a Fourth of July sut at Brees Barber Shop and a Titan 10-20 tractor for sale with exchange potential, near Potter.
If you want implements visit Johnson for bargains on J I Case and Moline tractors.
Portable inside small grain elevators and a lost fountain pen with initials P T T on chain found Saturday. Reward offered at Review office. Also two farm and cement work adverts by Frank McCool and J W Reinmuth. 320 acres near Potter with wheat alfalfa pasture and corn land for sale. Rubber belting belts and thresher belts advertised by Rumley Transfer House. Tractor oil Sinclair line with prepaid delivery. Subscriptions wanted by Potter Review.
Listed for sale are silver laced wyandotte legs, price two dollars for fifteen. Contact W Sacger for purchase details and availability.
For sale good young milk cow listed by Jerd D James. A 7 foot Plano Binder only cut 80 acres listed by Raymond Kirickson. A taken up estray two year old black horse branded IL on jaw WL thigh, located in section 3434-5252, listed by Henry Kaul.
For Sale items include Hupmobile Hudson Lexington Fords Buick Six Sedan and others. Trade or sale offered by Hahler's Garage. Also Horses to pasture wanted at $1 per head by W W McIntosh. A bay mare two years old with star on forehead believed Bel gian strayed or stolen from H Schubarth. Notice fence trespass on Section 25 14 53 will be prosecuted by H W Strubel.
A set of keys found with the note identifying J R Bartlett as the owner or contact. The finder asks the rightful owner to call or visit to claim them. No additional identifying details are provided.
480 acres of choice wheat land eight miles from Pot ter priced low with easy terms. Send inquiries to P. O. Box 15 Dewey South Dakota.
Advertising rates listed for newspapers: front page and back pages at 184 cents per column inch, inner pages at 1614 cents per column inch, bank statements at 5 dollars per insertion, paid locals at 10 cents per line with seven words per line, and classified ads cards of thanks at 10 cents per line. No insertions under 25 cents.
The annual meeting will be held at the Seyfang Theatre on Monday July 7 1919. All stockholders are urged to attend in the morning as the Ladies will provide feed at noon. N G Ensey Manager.
Dr Paul Greusel operates a dental practice in the Bank of Kimball Building in Kimball Nebraska.
W. M. Kimpston sells McCormick header for sale, stating 40 acres cut. Johnson notes good condition and continued use.
Chickens fare better in the heat when given ample shade and fresh water. Experts warn of stress, reduced laying, and possible illness if shade is scarce and temperatures rise during hot spells.
It pays to provide artificial shade if there are no trees or bushes. Over crowding causes disaster in hot weather. A coop sized for baby chicks fails as they age beyond two months. Growing chicks need ample room. Many people cull the flock to keep only vigorous breeders who return a profit.
W M Kimpston a dentist in Sidney Nebraska appears in a fragmentary notice discussing farming advice about sowing vacant corn spaces to rape or cane and offset losses, a snippet lacking full context or actions.
Observation notes suggest rape sown after last cultivation yields excellent feed for sheep. Farmers report loss of a poor corn stand and some adopt dishing wheat or oat stubble before sowing rape.
A brief note states that German women possess the gift of tears and can weep on any occasion. The remark emphasizes emotion and cultural stereotype.
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