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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
4
Local business callers visit Omaha and Sidney while the U P paint crew works on Potter bridges. Birth announced in Housington. Cross burnings, church instruction, and a faked paralytic arm case appear among Potter area notes. Families travel to Lorenzo, Kimball, Denver, and Yancoln as residents visit relatives and celebrate birthdays.
Cheyenne County residents praise the highway system noting passable roads and smooth travel. Credit is given to county commissioner Goding, Mr. Billeter, Bart Cronk, Forest West, Lawrence Schwartz, Julius Schwartz, and others for diligent road work marking progress.
Rain is badly needed in the region though forecasts hint at early precipitation. Farmers report first alfalfa cuttings underway, small grains swelling heads, and corn progressing vigorously despite lateness. Overall prospects appear good with rain expected to boost yields, though Prof Callaway offers mixed notes on unplanted crops.
Not much news this week as it is too warm and dry for the farmers to eet around much. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stormberg are the proud parents of a new baby boy. Mrs. Anton Schad had a number of land buyers out one day last week. The Gyrasmeere ranch drove 375 head of cattle and a bunch of horses up on the Kirk divide last Tuesday. Earl Easton and Nels Nelson pur chased fifty head of Arizona steers from the Grasmeere ranch last week. George Coulter is making his first cutting of alfalfa. The Gasman must have been gassed out of Potter as he has not been writ ing for the Review lately. Frank Robertson of Sidney was a Zeuest at the Ralph Robertson home last Sunday. Karl Easton is still unable to do his own work since he was hurt some time ago. Harold Steck and Miss Katz Shep erd took Sunday dinner at the Anton Schad home.
Mrs Arthur Schubarth underwent a major operation at Kimball hospital last Thursday performed by Dr Miller and assistants. She is regaining strength rapidly and expects to return home soon.
C W Johnson Jos Johnson Edgar and Ernest Anderson attended a sale of hereford cattle south of Bridgeport Wednesday. Johnsons had car trouble delaying contact. Yesterday Joseph and Clarence Johnson searched for the car. Chas Stanton found a petrified tooth last Sunday while digging for relics in the south hills, an estimated five pound size. Only part of the tooth was recovered. An animal hav-
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