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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
Mrs Ina Nelson and Mrs I C Harris moved to Dix on Monday. Home Lumber Company began painting its shed roof. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brooks last Saturday. Andrew Ogurd left last night for Fremont to join his wife and children.
Clarence Johnson and his wife left this morning for a several day overland trip to Denver. They planned to tour the city and return soon.
Byron Pavlat came back from Chap Pall and has been quite ill since his return, with his health described as poor and affecting daily activities.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a discussion about avoiding an unpleasant duty. The readable bits imply a shift toward minimizing a disliked number or obligation, with unclear actors or specifics. Further readable context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or precise actions.
A number from here attended the Sidney performance of Way Down East on Monday and Tuesday. The feature film was heavily advertised, drawing local interest and attention.
L. Baker and J. Ray traveled to Sterling Colorado yesterday to attend the state convention of the Elks.
Mrs J C Bartlett and her children returned home last Saturday evening after visiting Lyons Bancroft and nearby areas, recounting a pleasant trip and family time away from home.
The public library in Potter will close early this Saturday with one hour of operation from 2:30 to 3:30 PM due to high temperatures and light readership. This adjustment reflects efforts to conserve energy and accommodate patrons during hot weather.
Misses Edith and Mandy Martin of California arrived this week to visit at the homes of Emil and Joseph Nelson and Mrs Ina Nelson. They are cousins of Emil and Joe.
Robt Ganderson suffered injuries Wednesday evening when his team attached to a cultivator bolted. The report does not specify the extent of his injuries.
Geo Meyers and a friend from Nebraska City visited Potter area Sunday to view land and call on Mr Meyers cousin Mrs Henry Kaune at her home. The group toured properties and discussed local prospects with residents.
G. J. Rogers left yesterday morning for Central City Nebraska in his car. He plans to return after the fourth with Mrs. Rogers and the children.
Mrs. Rose Hite spent a couple of days early this week at the home of her daughter Mrs Larry Schwartz in the Redington neighborhood, visiting and staying nearby.
Wing E. Shuman of North Platte campaigned in Potter on Wednesday to introduce himself and get acquainted with local voters as he seeks to succeed Moses P. Kinkaid in Congress.
Wm Jlagemeister Peter Hansen lord Wickhorst and Hugh Kenoyer took an auto trip to Crook Colorado on Wednesday on business for the Farmers Union Trading Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas N Deaver of Sidney were business callers in Pot ter last Saturday. Mr Deaver is a democratic candidate for treasurer of Cheyenne county.
The former high school teacher Mary Hazel Johnson married Martin L Hill in a ceremony at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Red Cloud Nebraska on June 21.
A. Babcock C. A. Larsen RB. V. Francis and E. H. Biggs representing Potter met the board of equalization in Sidney on Wednesday afternoon to establish the annual levy.
Next Tuesday marks the grand old 4th of July with citizens choosing celebrations in Sidney Redington Pine Bluffs or Alliance and various picnics nationwide. The local ball team plans to play in Sidney. Henry Pavlat from Sundl and his brother John visited midweek to meet voters as a Democratic county clerk candidate. Paul Wisnielski of Dodge Nebr visited Friday to assess crops, expressing cautious optimism that rain could improve prospects.
Winn Straube of Lincoln, an old acquaintance of Mr and Mrs Henry Kayne, visited Potter on Tuesday to inspect land and consider investment. He was driven over the area to view potential parcels.
Mr. Straube is president of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co in this brief item, noting leadership and organizational role within the local insurance sector.
Fragmentary classified items include a girl for general house work by Mrs C A Larsen, hay for sale from Fred Reetz in Potter Nebraska, young teams of horses for sale by John Christensen, cream and produce sale at Potter Cream and Produce Station, coffee donation for wom tus club picnic sold by Hansen Seyfane Mere, and dressmaking and sewing services by Mrs Dick Carlson, all with incomplete details.
Goding announces candidacy for re election as county commissioner from the third district of Cheyenne County. His name appears on the Democratic ballot July 18 primaries. Unopposed on both tickets, he is viewed as the only strong contender. He chairs the board and is in his fifth year.
The Review carries the announcement of D R Campbell of Sidney seeking the county treasurer office on the Republican ticket. Campbell is a long time Cheyenne county resident with seventeen years in the county and seven years in the Sidney implement business. His business experience and prior roles as school and city treasurer support his candidacy for the demanding office.
A compact hometown column comments on a local ball team, chautauqua events, and community notices. It mentions a free chautauqua fundraiser, a Memorial Day article from Mid-West Veteran, and light anecdotes about town figures including Benson Brown and a misadventure with an axe on the Lincoln highway.
A playful verse traces Brownie as a two run man moving through towns like Sidney Poteur Cheyenne and Potter. The narrator mocks pursuit with a swaggering refrain to catch him if you can, noting disguises and travels in various cars and locales.
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