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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
5
Thirteenth Year No 52 reports social calls by Mr. and Mrs. Evan Stines in Sidney, Oscar Linn in Potter, Mrs. Edw. Fisher visiting Omaha with daughter, Roy Jacobson's new Cleveland-6 touring car, I Larrison Waite visiting from Denver, Jos. Schwartz business calls in county seat, birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hicks, Angier and Poindexter from Porter making business calls.
Clarence Johnson traded his Ford for a new Essex coach with balloon tires and drove the car home from Denver recently in a straightforward purchase.
The baby boy of Mr and Mrs John Miller has been reported on the sick list this week.
George Gunderson Jr. returned on Wednesday from the eastern part of the state where he spent the winter. Fred Johnson spent a few days the first of the week in Omaha on business. Representative James Rodman of Omaha visited friends in Potter last Sunday. Elmer and Roy Jacobson spent a few days in Denver the first of the week. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Ames were business callers in Sidney yesterday forenoon. Keith Schwartz, son of Mr and Mrs Jos Schwartz, is ill with tonsillitis this week. Mr. Callaway's mother from Harrisburg spent the week-end in Potter with her son.
Mike Schwartz of Sidney spent yesterday in Potter visiting his brothers, sharing time with family during a daytime trip.
Mr and Mrs Harold Stecks relocate to the town occupying the former Geo Gunderson home.
Mrs Geo Thornbury returns from Denver where she had been visiting her daughter last week, noting the missed mention in the previous item.
Mrs A D Ivey, visiting her daughter Mrs Arthur Cavalli, returned to Evanston Wyoming last Monday. Bert Christensen sprained his ankle in a Friday basketball game and was confined at home several days but is now up and about. Mr and Mrs Clyde Brady came back last Friday from Morrison Colorado where they spent the winter. Clyde worked on the Moltat tunnel.
Henry Darnstadt arrives Wednesday from Readlyn Iowa to assist brother in law Herman Schubarth with farm duties this season. A Sidney basketball game Wednesday evening saw Sidney town team defeat Kimball 21 to 1. Mr and Mrs C A Larsen hosted dinner Sunday evening for Alice Read Lilian Brady Morris Challburg and Byron Pavlat. Ladies Aid Society to meet at church basement Wednesday afternoon March 11 with Mrs N S Miller Mrs R B Hill and Mrs Joe Johnson as hostesses.
Arvid Challburg has been on the sick list this week with a bad cold that threatened pneumonia but was checked before reaching that stage.
The Bible study group gathered last Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Hagemeister with fourteen attendees. The next meeting place will be announced in church on Sunday.
Miss Jean Rockafield of Cheyenne visited Friday to Sunday at Miss Dorothy MacAdam's home and scored for Cheyenne with Miss Douglas. The Keystone class of Metho dist Sunday school plans a party on Thursday March 12 at Mr and Mrs Chas Smiths with Mrs Edgar Anderson and Mrs J R Quein helping. Senator C W Johnson spent the weekend in Potter and spoke at the M E church on his legislative work. The high school girls prepare to host the Sidney team Thursday, a rematch after a recent Potter win.
Helper Frank Liecsenburg moves to Julesburg Colorado and agent Lawson sets two shifts while Merle Shappell starts at 11 each day. Live stock prices at Union Stock Yards South Omaha show fat lambs at 17 and shearers 16.55, plus steady to stronger sheep and cattle prices with top cattle at 10.75 and hogs advancing to 12.50. March 3, 1925.
From 1:00 to 7:00 p m and again from 9:00 to 10 p m the force at the depot is reported as the lowest in ten years. Officials note reduced staffing impacts operations and service levels across shifts.
Advancing feeder prices slow the feeder movement at Omaha with last week reporting 180 loads and 4,228 head, down from 211 loads and 6,856 head the prior year’s week. Feeder shop and lambs were limited, with 2,781 head sent to the country versus 2,796 the week before and 4,601 the year earlier.
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