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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
4
C. E. Hill a middle aged farmer near Bronson was found dead in a barn on Wednesday. Coroner's inquest found no marks of violence and ruled death from heart trouble. Hill was a widower with four children.
The Women's Club met at Mrs. Andrew Nelson's home led by Mrs. Harold Curry to discuss civic improvements. Suggestions included a community hall water rate cuts for lawns gardens and vegetables, maintaining tourist campgrounds, and controlling loose livestock especially dogs and chickens. Officers elected: President Mrs. Joseph Nelson Vice-president Mrs. L V Slocumb Secretary Mrs. W T Sloan Treasurer Mrs. J R Bartlett. The next meeting is March 27 at Mrs. N S Miller's home with leader Mrs. R M Johnson and a topic on Art in the Home.
Local seller R. E. Merscheim advertises horses for sale at the Gunderson barn with a few days trial policy and willingness to buy if the horses meet value. The brief notice repeats the sale offer and the seller’s name.
Notice announces an election in Potter Village and Cheyenne County School District No 9 Nebraska on Tuesday April 7 1925 from 9 am to 7 pm at the old Potter State Bank building. Ballot positions include two trustees for one year three for two years a police magistrate for one year and school board members for three years and two years respectively. Attestations by H Stevens clerk treasurer and August Schmidt secretary School District No 9.
Notice sets March 23 1925 7 30 p m at the high school auditorium for a public caucus to nominate candidates for the Potter Nebraska school board village board of trustees and police magistrate positions with voters planning to vote April 7 1925. Ordered by Jess Tompkins chairman and Clarence Johnson chairman.
Bronson community news lists Thursday March 12 meeting with Mrs Earl Easton and ight members plus one visitor, lunch served. Next meeting March 26 at Mrs Vowers home. C S Anderson travels to Savannah Missouri for cancer removal on lower lip. Local families visit Harold Lyngholm. Baumbach family moves to new North Divide home. Meyer family returns to Bronson. Vowers family moves to L Damm farm. Greenlee fashion show in Sidney attended. James Slama visits Sidney. Bert Steele conducts business in the area. Farmers Union meets in Bronson next Saturday with lunch provided.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindnesses shown during our bereavement and for floral offerings at the funeral of our wife and daughter. Joe Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seheongost note: obituary misspelling corrected by relative to Seheongost.
Mrs Willis Crosby entertained at a St Patrick's luncheon on Tuesday for a number of friends. The play was enjoyed by all the guests. Attendees included Mrs Elver Hicks, Mrs Geo Coulter, Mrs Rose Hite, Mrs Anna Sanders, Mrs Amos Wagner, Mrs Martha Wagner, Mrs H L Challburg, Mrs Grant Brady, Mrs Chas Stanton, Mrs J Bartlett, Mrs L F Lafferty, Mrs C A Lawson, and Mrs C A Mangum.
Dr Ames provides comprehensive eye examinations and fitting services with eyewear available if a prescription is required.
Local notices advertise hay exchange for oats and dance in Potter on Saturday. Rentals include a modern five room house. sales list Leghorn setting eyes at three dollars per hundred and various furniture pieces. Also offered are dairy cows and Chester White sows with papers, digestible in this rural ads roundup.
Paul Wisnieski of Dodge Nebraska renews his subscription and notes frustration with six inches of snow and slush. He urges any neighbors with free trucks to deliver moisture, promising relief from the prolonged winter conditions.
For sale or trade within the district two sets of harness an 18 ft tandem disc a 12 inch gang plow with two bottoms M Larson contact via phone 26 3c lf
Joscoe Leigh visited friends in Potter last week. Mrs. Rose Hite and her son Harley from Sidney visited Potter Tuesday evening. 9387 Bob Breakey's Serenaders provide music for the Potter dance on Saturday night, March 21.
Emil Leafdale is listed as sick this week in Mars. No further details are provided about his condition or duration of illness.
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