Public Caucus for Potter and School District Nine Nominees
Notice announces a public caucus on Monday March 23 1925 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium to nominate candidates for the Cheyenne county Nebraska school board district No 9 terms three two and one years and for Potter village trustees two one two years and for Potter police magistrate one year. The notice is by Jess Tompkins chair of School district No 9 and Clarence Johnson chair of Potter village trustees.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Potter
Jess Tompkins
Clarence Johnson
Two Basketball Games At High School Gym Tonight
Two games will be played at the high school gym tonight. Potter 21 Club meets Dix Grade School, and a charity game pitting the fat married men of Potter against the lean married men. Games start at 7 30 with admission 15 and 25 cents.
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Potter
Dix
Junior Play Aaron Boggs Freshman Slated March 20
Bills are out and tickets on sale for the Junior play Aaron Boggs Freshman at the Leyfang theatre next Friday evening March 20. The comedy in three acts offers a full evening of entertainment with admission 25 and 35 cents. Net proceeds fund a school encyclopedia set. Tickets available from Junior class members.
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Aaron Boggs
Leyfang Theatre
For Rent Four-Section Land Near Potter Area
Property listing shows land for rent eight miles north and two west of Potter. Jay Lewis at 222 Osage Street Leavenworth Kansas provides contact for rental inquiry dated March 2.
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Potter
Jay Lewis
Osage St
Leavenworth
Kansas
Bonds vote powers new Wimiball grade school
Ten years ago voters approved a $20 000 bond issue by 163 to 13 for Wimiball to build a distinguished grade school. The project aims to yield one of the finest school buildings in the country, as farmers and townspeople report brisk town activity after winter storms.
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Grant Brady
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Brady
E. H. Biggs
Publisher H Stevens Reflects on Earning Enough
In a brief remark the publisher H Stevens notes reaching a point where he can buy himself a pair of rubbers. The cash threshold appears as a personal milestone within a short, reflective exchange.
Inaugural Address Reflection by President Coolidge 1925
An excerpt from President Calvin Coolidge's inaugural address dated March 4 1925 asserts that America has grown stronger through an expanding sense of American heritage and destiny, framing national identity as key to progress.
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Calvin Coolidge
Dix church clears building debt with support from KKK gift
The Presbyterian church members and Dix citizens announce they can now pay the church’s outstanding building debt. They thank Potter county supporters and report a forty dollar gift from the Ku Klux Klan branch in Kimball county, given via a committee.
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Presbyterian Church
Dix
Potter
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Kimball
Village Board Proceedings in Potter Neb March 2 1955
Potter Nebraska trustees meet in regular session at Potter State Bank with C A Larsen Alfred Arnell and R L MacAdam present. Claims approved include salaries for Karl Fricke HH Moench H Stevens Emil Cords and others as well as various supplies and services. Meeting adjourned with no further motions.
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Potter
Nebr
Potter State Bank
C. A. Larsen
Alfred Arnell
R. L. MacAdam
H. Stevens
Larsen
Arnell
MacAdam
Karl Fricke
HH. Moench
Emil Cords
Homer Light
Herman Fricke
Sinclair Refining Co
Home Lbr. Co
Potter Garage
Dr. A. J. Ames
Chris. Christensen
Standard Oil Co
Skinner Engine Co
Western Union
Ray Mathewson
Geo. Gunderson
Renue
K-B Printing Co
Sandoz Hardware
Sheridan Coal Co
Potter Review
Pleasant View social notes include shuttling visitors and car work
Pleasant View residents report visitors and callers at multiple homes including Frank Matthes W D Mathewson August Thies Jr Arthur Schubarth and Bob Baker. Couples overhauled cars and tractors swapped dinners and farewells as August Thies Jr and Art Brandenburg return to farm life with community well wishes.
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Frank Matthes
August Thies Jr
Bob Baker
South Divide
W. D. Mathewson
Dan Heimer
Potter
Arthur Schubarth
Frank Mueller
Pleasant View
Art Brandenburg
Art Oberndorfer
Leland Bundy
Arvin Livingston
Ben Hilpert
Oscar Mueller
August Thies
New Son
Harry Courtright
Jack Firszinski
Harold Smith
Geo. Reetz
John Heimer
The Potter Review Turns Thirteen on Friday the 13th
The Potter Review marks its thirteenth birthday and begins its fourteenth year with cautious optimism. The anniversary coincides with Friday the 13th, a sign that the coming years may be challenging.
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The
Potter Review
Meeting of Cheyenne County Teachers in Sidney High School
A meeting of Cheyenne county teachers will be held at Sidney high school on Saturday March 14 1925 starting 1 30 p m Mrs Mabel C Johnson former superintendent of Douglas county will speak Bring problems solved and unsolved All persons interested in education especially school board members urged to attend Your Co Worker Mrs D B Fletcher
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Cheyenne County
Sidney High School
Mabel C. Johnson
Douglas County
D. B. Fletcher
Potter Water O K Assessed by Health Department
Two city water samples were tested by the Department of Health Lincoln division. Results show satisfactory bacteriological findings with no evidence of intestinal bacteria and a very low count of 2 bacteria per cc in 24 hours. Regular testing will continue to protect public health.
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Department of Health
Division of Laboratories
Lincoln
School Notes Show Busy Week Across Grades
Three mothers visited the school last week and 18 students are enrolled. In Second Grade perfect spelling remainters: Bernice Babcock Karl Anderson Kenneth Wikstrom Maxine Wells Roland Biggs Rita Miller Loyal Tank Stewart Nelson. Sixth grade debated good roads. spelling average 87. eighth grade state exams upcoming under Mr. Callaway. Freshmen pursue Latin contest and English study. juniors plan Cheyenne outreach. school board dinner hosted. play Aaron Boggs in rehearsal with cast listed and March 20 performance.
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Bernice Babcock
Karl Anderson
Kenneth Wikstrom
Maxine Wells
Roland Biggs
Rita Miller
Loyal Tank
Stewart Nelson
C. A. Larsen
Earl Moench
Lyle Carlson
Gerald Boop
Beaver City
Palmer
Callaway
Pot ter Review Teases Next Week Details
A short advisory invites readers to check the Pot ter Review next week for information on what, when, and where. The tease hints at upcoming notices or events without providing specifics.
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Potter Review
Women's Club meeting on civic improvements change of day
The Women's Club will meet Saturday March 14 at Mrs. Andrew Nelson's home. Election of officers on the agenda. Leader Mrs. Harold Curry. Roll call calls for suggestions for local improvement. Members urged to attend this session.
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Sauuday
Andrew Nelson
Harold Curry
Birthday gathering at Elmer Hicks home
A crowd of old friends joined Elmer Hicks and Chas Stanton at the Hicks residence last Sunday to honor their birthdays. A surprise dinner followed by an oyster supper capped a pleasant afternoon with guests including Grant Brady, Carl Bartlett, George Coulter and families, and the Stantons. Both men claimed the best celebration in fifty years, with Elmer turning 23 and Chas 22.
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Elmer Hicks
Chas Stanton
Mr. Hicks
Grant Brady
Carl Bartlett
George Coulter
Chas. Stanton
Hicks
Mr. Stanton
Elmer
Chas
Sunol Socials and Local Movements Noted
Sunol residents visited and hosted events with Mrs. E L Booth Mrs. Lindley and family had Sunday dinner Grace and Anne Kruger visited Sunol John Billeter moved to the Craig place Mrs M Pavlat did business in Sidney Mrs Lewis Englert of Lodge Pole joined family dinner D E Dickinson returned from an eastern trip A J Englert shipped hogs Monday Ruttner sale was well attended.
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L. E. Allington
J. W. Webb
E. L. Booth
Grace
Anne Kruger
Sunol
John Billeter
Craig Place
M. Pavlat
Sidney
Lewis Englert
Lodge Pole
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