Farm prosperity in Cheyenne county shines in 1000 acre plots
J F Hanson profiles three family operations near Potter Cheyenne county 1000 acre plus farms 320 acre pasture 7000 bushels corn last year 45 bushels per acre a carload of fat cattle hogs 2240 acre Anderson farm 640 crop acres 200 cattle 150 registered cattle 150 acres alfalfa barn over 100 feet long and 40 feet wide described as a fortlike structure C W Johnson and Sons 3200 acre Potter farm 150 white face cattle 200 to 500 head stock three carloads hogs shipped yearly 150 acres alfalfa sons prepared to carry on family work
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Fremont
J. F. Hanson
Potter
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Ford Wickhorst
North Bend
Mr. Wickhorst
Wiekhorst’s
O. E. Anderson
Ft. Collins
Colo
Edgar
Dodge County
C. W. Johnson and Sons of Potter
Lodgepole Valley
Johnson Jr
Lorenz children share birthday on June nineteenth
Three siblings Harold six Virginia four and Dorothy three celebrate on June nineteenth at the Lorenz home north of Potter. A party last Thursday gathered about 75 guests with gifts and lunch including potato salad pressed chicken sandwiches pickles ice cream cake coffee and lemonade.
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Otto Lorenz
Potter
Harold
Virginia
Dorothy
Lorenz
Alfred Johnson
George Dwarack
George Reetz
Ed. Sanders
Ellis Fisher
Charlie Fisher
Fred Prince
Dan Duncan
H. G. Mangels
Ray Wills
Otto Bergt
Vincent Teel
C. C. Crowell
Teel
Fisher
Alice Nelson
Farr
Lennie Hite Named Potter Telephone Exchange Manager
T. E. Adams reports Miss Lennie Hite is appointed local manager of the Potter telephone exchange effective July 11. Mrs. Asa Kenoyer has resigned after several years of successful operation. Kenoyer’s departure is regretted, while Hite and her mother bring prior experience and expected continued service.
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T. E. Adams
Lennie Hite
Potter
Adjusted compensation push backed by American Legion
Ex servicemen can obtain application blanks for adjusted compensation through Charles A. Lawson, adjutant of Potter Post No. 291, American Legion. The piece argues Wall Street interests opposed the measure, while the American Legion and the public backed five years of effort to secure what veterans deserve. Blanks and instruction pamphlets are available on request. government direct provision is not.
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Wall Street
Coolidge
Stars and Stripes
American Legion
Germany
France
America
Wall Strreec
George Washington
U. S. Grant
White House
Congress
Chas. A. Lawson
Potter Post No. 291
Legion
Lawson
Hiawatha in News Ads and Mock Advertisements
A playful fragment renders a tribal parade of brand names and product slogans. Lovers stroll by shores and through famous brands, noting aspirational pledges and marriages in a whimsical, period voice. The piece lampoons advertising churn with chaotic, name‑rich imagery.
M. E. Church Notes Regular Services Next Sunday
Regular services planned for all hours with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m Epworth Leagues at 7 p m and another preaching service at 4 p m A cordial invitation is extended to attend any or all services Come and let us worship together Lord I have loved the habitation of thy house and the place where thine honour dwelleth Pastor L V Slocumb invites worshipers to join the church activities.
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Epworth
L. V. Slocumb
Potter Potter Dedicates New M. F. E. Church and Local News
Ten years after Herbert Stevens resigns, Chas Stevens takes interim editorship of the Review as stockholders plan a meeting to align business and pursue enlargement. A 17 year old son of Ed Walsh died after a horse kick. June 21 dedication of the MFE church in Potter draws 275 with $600 debt nearly cleared. Rev Rush handles service, Rev Hayes and other clergy contribute. Local notes include a ford car, brick building work, parish planning a parsonage, upcoming ball game Potter vs. ranch, and political announcements for county offices.
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Herbert Stevens
Review
Citizens Publishing Company
Chas
Stevens
Ed. Walsh
Donnie
Sidney Telegraph
M. FE
Potter
Peter Munson
Holdredge
R. P. Hammons
Raymond Rush
Rush
E. J. Hayes
Sidney
Arthur Nelson
Dr. Ames
E. H. Biggs
Cheyenne
Mr. Welford
Wm. MacAdam
Roy MacAdam
Potter Giants
Dalton
Ames
Little Neva Thornburg
H. T. Doran
J. W. McDaniel
Simon Fishman
Anna MacFadden
J. D. McMillan
L. H. Bordwell
H. W. Struble
First Lutheran Church Announces 2:30 Service Next Sunday
The First Lutheran Church in Potter invites all to attend Sunday afternoon services at 2 30 with a sermon by Rev W T Kahse D D. All are cordially invited to come and worship.
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First Lutheran Church
Potter
Kahse
On Our Honor Roll of Subscriptions
A list thanks recent new or renewal subscribers: Emil Tank of the city, Frank Matthes of the city, H. O. Williams of the city, and Ed Erickson of the city.
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Emil Tank
Frank Matthes
H. O. Williams
Ed. Erickson
Rogers Named as Member of State Guaranty Fund Commission
J W Rogers a director of the First State Bank Lodge Pole was named by Governor Bryan Tuesday as the new member of the State Guaranty Fund Commission He succeeds H C Peterson of Chappell who has served a year Rogers appointment is for three years State Journal
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J. W. Rogers
First State Bank
Lodge Pole
Bryan Tuesday
State Guaranty Fund Commission
H. C. Peterson
Chappell
Rogers
State Journal
When the Paper Fails to Please a Father
A humorous diary of a father who curses his local paper for lacking useful content. He slams its gendered wedding and party coverage yet hounds the paper daily, claiming he will someday set them straight and calls reporters deaf and blind. The piece captures newspaper frustration and persistent, critical readership.
Night Mail Service Set to Start July First
Beacon lights along the airway are back in operation and night mail planes will begin service July 1. After that most planes will fly over Potter at night rather than by day. The other day seven planes passed over town.
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Potter
Manslaughter Film Slated For Legion Show Tomorrow Night
The Legion will screen Manslaughter tomorrow night after postponing Friday's program due to Masonic events Friday evening. The film is advertised as one of the Legion's biggest and best bookings with no advance ticket prices.
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the Legion
Legion
Masons to Hold Installation Tonight
Potter Lodge No 313 AF and AM will hold their annual installation of officers in their hall tonight Friday. This is also the lodge anniversary and both events will be celebrated together.
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Potter Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Reward Ad Promises Hair Growth Products
An old advertisement offers a $50 reward if the Oriental Hair Root Hair Grower fails to grow hair. It claims to cure dandruff and scalp troubles and grows hair on bald heads. Priced at $1.75 per jar. Agent recruitment noted. Address: Prof. M. S. Crosse, 523 Main St., Winnipeg, Man.
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M. S. Crosse
Main St
Winnepeg
Man
Big Picnic Set for July Fourth by Firemen
The Johnson Grove hosts a large Fourth of July picnic arranged by local firemen. A large crowd is expected for the day with a shaded, grassy, and water-supplied site. Light's band will play in Potter before moving to the grove for the celebration.
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Johnson Grove
Light
Potter
Health School Held By County Agent
Edith Martin of the Extension Service at Lincoln led the health school June meeting focusing on home and community health. She urged mothers to observe sanitary laws and curb disease by protecting water and milk, exterminating flies, and planning a year end Achievement Day showcasing club efforts.
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Edith Martin
Extension Service
Lincoln
Miss Martin
Agricultural Extension Service
Victory Speech by Legion Leader after Adjusted Compensation Passage
John R. Quinn national commander of the American Legion lauds the adjusted compensation victory after the president's veto override. He credits the Legion as a whole for mobilizing support and urges veterans who opposed the measure to stay engaged in postwar rebuilding and community service.
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John R. Quinn
American Legion
Legion
Washington
Sermon by Rev Slocumb Draws Large Local Crowd
Rev Slocumb delivered a notable sermon to Masons Eastern Star and others last Sunday morning. Although not present, the writer heard many complimentary remarks about the message as a large crowd gathered.
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Slocumb
Masons
Eastern Star
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