Farmers' Comedy Night Heads to Seyfang's Opry House
A playful town notice announces an April 3 event at Seyfang's Opry House. The farmers troupe led by George Chris and Art will perform "The Little Red Mare" at 8 pm with front seats and no admission, inviting couples to attend for wholesome, humorous rural entertainment as Steve plans to print formal details next week.
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Rubes
Seyfang
Opry
George
Chris
Art
Steve
Working hard for this glorious day
A brief note pledges effort for a special day and invites anyone with cabbage to send a bouquet. The message blends celebration with a quirky call for participation and gifts. No names or places are mentioned.
Delinquent Subscribers Urged To Pay Up
A newspaper notes mailed notices to delinquent subscribers and stresses urgency for payments. It emphasizes that $1.50 per account may be small individually but many such balances are a large amount, while offering credit to those unable to pay if they indicate it on the response card.
Royal Neighbors Bake Sale in Johnson-Cords Store
Royal Neighbors announce a bake sale at Johnson-Cords store Saturday afternoon March 21 starting at 1 oclock. Also invite attendance at tonight’s junior play.
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Royal Neighbors Bake Sale
Royal Neighbors
Johnson-Cords
Sad accident claims life of respected young lady
Irene Laurel Schreckengast, born February 26 1906 at North Platte Nebr, died March 13 1925 at age 19 after a gun accident that fatally wounded her while her husband Joe Carlson cleaned a revolver. Married January 3 1925 at Sterling Colorado, she taught nearby and lived north of Potter with Carlson. Funeral held at John Carlson residence with Rev R L Scloom? officiating. Interment in Sidney. She leaves husband father sister and half siblings, with deep community sympathy.
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Joe Carlson
Potter
Sidney
John Carlson
R. L. Slocumb
Irene Laurel Schreckengast
North Platte
Nebr
Sterling, Colo
L. G. Schreckengast
John Ray
Kimball
First Lutheran Church Potter Service Announcement
The service is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev W T Kahse D D pastor delivering a sermon titled The Most Needful Bread All are cordially invited to worship with us Come.
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First Lutheran Church
Potter
W. T. Kahse
D. D
M. E. Church Notes Services Schedule for Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. preaching 7 30 p.m. led by pastor L V Slocumb Subscribe for the Review.
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A. m. Epworth League
L. V. Slocumb
School and Village Caucus Next Monday Evening
A school and village caucus is planned for next Monday evening in the high school auditorium. Six school board members have terms, with Jesse Tompkins the only current member continuing. Five others rotate off. Town board terms also expiring. nominations for eleven offices to be made. Police magistrate term also up. election scheduled for April 7.
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Jesse Tompkins
R. A. Babcock
F. C. Harris
August Schmidt
Evan Stines
August Mielke
Clarence Johnson
C. A. Larsen
Wmn. Goding
Alfred ,Arnell
R. L. MacAdam
Fred C. Johnson
Kimball team in Lincoln for state tournament this week
Ten years ago in Potter the Kimball basketball team traveled to Lincoln to compete in the state tournament. Various local notes reported social events, weather, and community updates including saloon questions in Sidney, farm activities, and re-hiring of teachers by the school board.
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League
M. W. A. Society
Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Ray Hager
West Town
Omaha
Grant Brady
Rev. Kerr
Junior Class Play Aaron Boggs Freshman Tonight
The stage is ready for the Junior class play this Friday with a large crowd expected to attend. The production is titled Aaron Boggs Freshman.
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Aaron Boggs
Dance in Potter Street Saturday Night Featured Band
A Potter Street dance Saturday night features Bob Breakey's Serenaders providing the music. Local venue invites attendees to enjoy lively tunes and social dancing.
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Potter Sturday
Bob Breakey
Serenaders
Snowfall Graces Local Area With Varied Amounts
A light to moderate snow swept the region last Thursday evening and again on Sunday. Potter reported 0.55 inches, with heavier snow around Kirk to the northwest and lighter totals in the northeast. Despite low moisture, residents welcomed the relief, and the week turned partly cloudy with scattered snow or rain threats but no new precipitation through Wednesday afternoon.
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Potter
Here
Kirk
Village Votes to Refund Bonds
At a regular meeting the village trustees voted to refund 15000 water bonds to save interest. Former 6 percent bonds are refinanced at 5 percent, saving about 150 annually after an initial 125 discount this year. Omaha Trust Company offered 5 percent with 125 discount, and the board signed an agreement. Serial bonds will repay 500 yearly 1936–1940, 1000 yearly 1941–1947, 1500 in 1948–1949, and 2500 in 1950.
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Omaha
Denver
Omaha Trust Company
H. A. Hanson
Omaha Trust Co
Farmers Banquet Attendance Noted in Sidney
From Potter community comes A M Leafdale C A Mangum G L Rogers George Reetz Hary Flintier and Jos Johnson as attendees at the Sidney Chamber of Commerce Farmers Banquet held Monday evening in the M E church. The event featured entertainment talks and music with LeRoy D Willey as toast master and speakers M W Dimery R P Kepler C J Osborn Glenn Bales Kal Kuska M W Lawritson. A child of Mr and Mrs Ralph Robertson was reportedly ill this week.
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Potter
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
A. M. Leafdale
C. A. Mangum
G. L. Rogers
George Reetz
Hary Flintier
Jos. Johnson
M. E
Ladies Aid Society
LeRoy D. Willey
M. W. Dimery
Chamber
R. P. Kepler
C. J. Osborn
Farmers Union of
Mrs Edward Fisher Returns From Omaha Visit
Mrs Edward Fisher came back from Omaha last Sunday evening after staying with her daughter at her home.
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Edward Fisher
Omaha
Distillate Tank Welding Proves Hazardous
Roy, aided by Stanley Davis, welded a village distillate tank behind the light plant. The tank danced and the roof collapsed as gas released by heat ignited inside, creating a vacuum. No fire occurred. welding resumed, and the tank is ready for the upcoming carload shipment.
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R. L. MacAdam
Roy
Stanley Davis
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