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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
4
The Nebraska Wheat Growers program at the literary Monday evening drew a large crowd and left attendees pleased. Two quartets performed superbly and every number drew hearty approval. A. M. Leafdale explained cooperative marketing, his talk was instructive, and the event was praised as one of the best ever.
Potter W. T. Kahse will preach Sunday afternoon at 2 30 as First Church invites all. Sermon theme The Victory of Faith.
The Potter Golf Club elected officers including A. J. Ames as president and C. E. Biggs as secretary-treasurer.ictured directors are Wm Hagemeister Harold Curry F C Harris and Chas Cords. The club now has twenty one members.
Dix Nebraska reports the Belmore family has moved into the hotel building now occupied by Walkers and will relocate there in the near future. William Acheson attended the I C O F encampment in Sidney Saturday night. William Scheele and family motored to Sidney Saturday evening. While
Local society notes report lodge activities with L B P Green moving drugs, Rebekah events, initiations, and a regalia fundraiser. A large crowd attended a Saturday dance from nearby towns. Many residents visit relatives, attend church, and participate in literary programs and county projects. A beetle of community events includes dinners, visits, and a medical operation for Miss Burness Duncan.
The Duncan family reports the child is progressing as well as could be expected and friends wish for a swift recovery. Lewis Olson is an exhibitor in the national seed corn show in Chicago March 2 to 7, sponsored by the Sears-Roe buck Agricultural Foundation which offers $17,000 in prizes. Olson aims for the $1,000 trophy.
A Potter area classified listing shows items for sale including turkeys at 3.00 each, Leghorn eggs at 3.00 per hundred, and rainbow Flint seed corn at 2.00 per bushel. It also notes for rent land parcels, trade offers, and household items such as furniture and stoves. Local residents L M White, Mrs Peter Nelson, Emil Jebsen, Jay Lewis, G A Stark, Mrs Jed Erickson, P A Seaman, Hoke Semling Co, Lewis Olson, Jos P Schwartz, M Larson, and Mrs Wim Sandoz appear as sellers or contact people. The event schedule mentions a dance on Saturday night March 7 with music and good order.
The National Seed Corn show urges corn growers to select and test seed corn for germination this spring to ensure a normal 1995 crop. General manager St B Cleaton estimates testing could raise next harvest by about one billion bushels.
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