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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
7
In 1912 the paper lists its second class matter status with a Potter post office designation and a 1879 act context, noting annual subscription terms.
The annual meeting will be held at Seyfang Theatre on Monday July 7 1919. All stockholders are urged to attend in the morning. The Ladies will provide feed at noon. N G Ense y manager.
A social roundup notes Leafdale Fred L. Baker Harry J. Flintier and Geo W White attended a show in Sidney Monday. Miss S. Trenhaile of Bloomfield visited Miss Jessie Duncan and left for home Tuesday. Archie Duncan, recently discharged from the army, arrived in Potter Sunday and then headed to eastern parts of the state. Miss Lucille Olson returned Saturday from University Place for summer. she attends Wesleyan University and will be back next year as a sophomore. The Red Cross banquet invites Veterans groups and Army Nurses of the late war to attend by identifying themselves.
Alex Gallapaux and Mr and Mrs Thomas along with Alex Gallapaux Jr depart Tuesday for a Colorado itinerary. The group will visit Estes Park Boulder Denver Colorado Springs and note Cheyenne as a possible addition.
Tickets for the coming Chautauqua are to be had at all business houses. Support this Chautauqua. the entertainment will be of the highest class, and making this year a success will ensure the program annually.
D R Ross spent a couple of days in Alliance during the latter part of last week, brief local visit noted in the social column.
Lost a pair of gold rim glasses in a case with the finder asked to leave them at Potter Garage Clothes cleaned and pressed by Best Citizens Cleaners Biggs Barber Shop Agents Peterson has left the depot to take a relief position at Sutherland Notice of Sale Under Mechanics Lien will sell at public sale the Fladson Six model 40 touring car at Potter Garage Potter Nebraska formerly Langmann Brothers garage on Saturday July 19 at ten o clock A M the car owned by Carl Spitzbart and E Arthur Spitzbart for 72 11 for materials and services LANGAN BROTHERS
Public sale to highest bidder for cash on Saturday July 19 at 2 PM for an Interstate 1916 touring car serial 4628 at Potter garage Potter Nebraska formerly Langmann Brothers garage the vehicle owned by Max A Emerson lien amount 87 96 First published The Potter Review June 13 1919 Order of hearing and notice on petition for settlement of account County Court Cheyenne Nebraska to Ellen C Doyle and all interested in the estate of John V Doyle deceased at 10 AM July 9 1919 to show cause why petition should not be granted notice to interested persons by publication in Potter Review for three weeks prior to hearing date
M oW Edwards drove in from Oklahoma Saturday evening and it is understood he closed a big oil deal during his absence. Miss Reta James, after a visit with her brothers and sister, departed for her home in eastern Nebraska Sunday morning.
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