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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

8

Ath of July Picnic at Adams Grove

A good old fashioned picnic at Adams grove two miles east of Potter on July 4th. Bring your basket dinner and cream. Plenty free ice for ice cream. Good water. Music by the band. A pick up ball game. Come and spend a sane fourth.

Adams Grove Potter

The Dollar and the Nickel clash in fable quarrel

A brief fable pits the Dollar against the Nickel in a witty exchange. The Dollar boasts of size and superiority while the Nickel counters by claiming greater religious devotion, sparking a humorous moral about value and humility.

Pine Bluffs Defeats Kimball In Fast Game

Pine Bluffs defeated Kimball 8 to 3 on the Kimball grounds in a high tempo game. Pine Bluffs is noted as having one of the state's strongest teams outside professional ball, a claim Wyoming also holds in baseball and other fields.

Kimball Grounds Kimball Pine Bluffs Wyoming

Love Letter to an Editor From a Kansas Town Paper

An irate citizen laments favoritism in a small town paper, criticizing sensationalism and lack of local coverage. The letter mocks editors for chasing big stories while ignoring small, real concerns, and includes old-time colloquialisms and a note about a potential submission to a clipping service. The fragment ends with an unrelated small ad for riding cultivators from Nelson & Co.

Kansas Optimist Jamestown Kansas

Bank Officials Swear To Accurate 1912 Report

The document lists liabilities and assets including stock paid in surplus undivided profits and time certificates of deposit. It notes a sworn report to the State Banking Board dated June 1912 with signatures of J A Woten and directors John Johnson and N Jensen. Local notes cover community news from Pleasant View, Sidney and area residents with meetings, farm work, and school bids.

Nebraska Cheyenne State Banking Board

Notice to homestead entrants on 1912 act election

The Interior Department issues guidance on an 1912 act amending homestead statutes. It instructs entrymen to elect proof under the original law within 120 days, via registered mail, or face the act’s provisions. A printed election notice and updated address instructions are enclosed for each affected entryman.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Washington United States Fred Dennett Walter Sk. Fisher

Annual School Meeting Reelects Petersen Rabbas and Plans New Building

The annual meeting at the school house re elected Petersen and Rabbas to the board. A new school building is planned for completion by August 1 at a cost of 10 000 dollars. They will hire a fourth teacher and aim to have the school second to none. Officers reported satisfaction though a debt of 2400 dollars remains to be canceled before next year. J G Griffin was granted three months schooling and one third the cost of a new school house.

Messrs. Petersen and Rabbas J. G. Griffin

Livoni Sells the REO and Nelson & Co Auctions Engines

Livoni sells the REO from an estate and announces two new pumping engines for sale by Nelson and Co. The notice highlights available machinery and the dealer’s contact for bidding and inquiries.

Nelson & Co

Pleasant View Items Report Local Movements

Pleasant View items note Eddie Wickhorst of Ash Grove called at the Stone ranch Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Courtright moved onto their homestead north of Herdon. Will Goding drove to Sidney on business Tuesday accompanied by Dan Sheimer and Chas Staunton.

Geo. Hicks Arlie Gale Fred Korsemeyer Tom Quinn Clara Bernie Robinson Robinson Leland Flicks John Heimer Roy McAdam Stanton Nelson Brothers Godings Will Goding Sidney Pleasant View Ivan Stines John Nelson Chas. Stanton Ash Grove Brother Pleasant View Woods Brother Sister Dessie Heimer Hicks Dan Heimer Wil Goding Eddie Wickhorst Stone Ranch Mrs. Courtright Herdon

Leafdale Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events

Esther Leafdale returned from Kirk on Saturday with her niece Maurine. Joe Johnson and family visited A. M. Leafdale on Sunday. Leafdale brothers finished breaking for Linderman and worked at A. M. Leafdale's. Rev. Jaim Melin preached at the schoolhouse last Wednesday evening. Miss Ethel Brady visits Miss Leafdale. A barn floor dance at John Strandburg's drew praise. Wedding crowds traveled to Potter for Arvel Hendrick and Miss Anderson. The Jacobsen wedding was held Wednesday evening with local youths present. Mabel Leafdale plans to leave for Alliance for a teachers' institute.

Esther Leafdale Kirk Maurine Joe Johnson A. M. Leafdale Leafdale Brothers Linderman A. M. Leafdales Jaim Melin Ethel Brady Leafdale John Strandburs Potter Arvel Hendrickson Miss Anderson Jacobsen Mabel Leafdale Alliance Teachers’ Institute

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