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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
1
Senator C. W. Johnson will deliver a talk on The Value of Education from KFKX Hastings Nebraska at about 8 30 p m this Thursday evening May 7. He is an ardent booster for better education through the public school system and will share points on improving education.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Lorenz born April 12 died Tuesday night April 21 in apparent good health. Survived by father mother three sisters and a brother. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in the bereavement.
A weather summary reports 0.15 inches of rain last Monday with lightning but no wind. Tuesday brought a cool night and a ground frost the next morning with no observed damage. A trace of snow appeared Tuesday morning. Wednesday was warmer as the week progressed.
The Man from Brodney's film based on George Barr McCutcheon’s novel screens at Potter this Friday May 1. Campen presents the feature with a strong cast led by J Warren Kerrigan Alice Calhoun Miss DuPont Wanda Hawley Kathleen Key and others. A good comedy accompanies the feature.
The Nebraska law standardizes teachers' certificates with clear hours for subjects and education, five branches toward second grade and nine toward first, and statewide validity. It replaces county transfers with one state standard, reducing duplication and delays while rewarding professional growth.
The Potter special election decided to sell about a 100 foot square tract to Continental Oil Company for 1000 dollars. Thirty one electors voted for the sale and none against, yielding a unanimous result. The village will proceed to finalize the sale and expect permanent buildings on the site.
Potter Lodge No 313 A F and A M held a well attended Master Mason communication Tuesday with Claude Biggs receiving the conferral. The Sidney Shrine band performed a 30 minute concert to general praise, followed by a served lunch. Potters plan to resume winter work next fall.
A Nebraska weather inquiry cites Camp Clark near Bridgeport cooling to 47 degrees below zero on February 12, 1899 and Fremont reaching 115 degrees above on July 4, 1918. Greeley recorded 12 inches of rain on July 5, 1896, Beatrice 11.05 inches on July 23, 1911, prompting reflections on extreme rainfall and a foot of water on the level.
County agent warns oats and barley fields are being damaged by the army cut-worm, a nocturnal pest that eats foliage above ground and stems underground. It notes hatch timing in weedy areas and recommends broadcasting poisoned bran mash bait using bran, salt, paris green or arsenic, molasses, and water as an effective control. continued on page 8.
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