Sidney Trims Potter in Sunday Game
About a hundred Potter supporters joined George Coulter and his recruits to Sidney last Sunday. Potter showed stage fright as many players were new. Pritchard pitched well, nine? eight hits. Potter had ten hits. Sidney won 13 to 7 due to errors by Potter. Bear Cats look to improve with practice. Potter lineup: Carl Pritchard pitcher Fred Johnson catcher W Ehlers first base C E Biggs second base Roy Strom shortstop E H Schellenberg third base Henry Anderson left field Ray Johnson center field Earl Shuck right field.
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George Coulter
Sidney
Pritchard
Potter
Bear Cats
Carl Pritchard
Fred Johnson
W. Ehlers
C. E. Biggs
Roy Strom
E. H. Schellenberg
Henry Anderson
Ray Johnson
Earl Shuck
American Legion
Ray Hager
Rocker
Revolver
Ben Wagner
C. Ei. Biggs
Walter Henry
S. J. Ray
Potter Drug Co
F. L. Baker
N. S. Miller
Lincoln Market
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Potter Garage
Geo. Coulter
Studebaker
F. U. Tdr
John Stowell
John Seyfang
Potter Grain Co
City Garage
Allie Farrar
Potter Lumber Co
Thornburg & Hager
Elmer Hicks
Sandoz
Johnson-Cords Co
C. W. Johnson
Poiter Review
Dr. Ames
Hansen-Seyfang Merc
Linn Implement Co
Geo. Gunderson
Jay
Home Lbr. Co
Home Bakery
Mike Pavlat
Citizens State Bank
Aug. Smith
Reta James
Wm. Hagemeister
A. M. Leafdale
Edgar Anderson
Herman Johnson
Potter State Bank
C.D. R. A. Babcock
President Harding Praises Newspapers Service
President Harding writes to express regrets he cannot attend the Associated Press luncheon. He commends the press for aiding wartime efforts and stresses the value of journalism in national morals and public service. He urges mutual tolerance and confidence in the new administration for collective progress.
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Noyes
Associated Press
Swarren G. Harding
Methodist Church Notes Pastor Chas. O. Troy
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. on The Second Mile. Epworth League meets at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. features Mrs. Tucker and an illustrated travel lecture. An interesting evening is assured.
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Epworth League
Tucker
Baseball Sale Raises Funds At American Legion Event
The baseball sale last Saturday by the American Legion drew a large crowd and strong selling. Total receipts reached 170 dollars as donations and purchases supported the drive. Names listed show many contributors and items donated or purchased.
Potter High School Commencement Exercises May 12 1921
Potter High School holds its commencement exercises on Thursday May 12 1921 at 7 30 p m The program features Rev Chas C Troy Dean W Hagemeister Mildred Jacobson Traumeri School Prophecy Orchestra selections Irene Pavlat and a benediction by Rosie Helsing Co W Johnson and Rev Chas O Troy.
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Nora Johnson
Mildred Jacobson
Dean Hagemeister
Fred Johnson
Chautauqua Set For June 16 To 22 In Potter County
Potter's five day chautauqua opens June 16 and runs through June 20 with Thursday to Monday included. The 191x officers include President E H Schellenberg Secretary E H Biggs Treasurer D F Enevoldsen. Committees cover advertising grounds ticket junior and decorating with members named.
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Potter
E. H. Schellenberg
E. H. Biggs
D. F. Enevoldsen
H. Stevens
R. V. Francis
L. R. Hager
R. A. Babcock
Pete Hansen
Wm. Hagemeister
On Our Honor Roll Subscriptions and Local News
The column lists new or renewing subscribers from Nebraska and Colorado towns including Boyero Kirk Sidney and Sidney Nebraska. Western Nebraska Observer reports Bernie Robinson Bushnell hotel owner fined $20 plus costs for keeping a disorderly house after a man and woman of questionable character were found there. they pleaded guilty and were fined $25 and costs while Robinson pleaded not guilty.
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Western Nebraska
Bernie Robinson
Bushnell Hotel
Bushnell
Bellows
Howe
Robinson
Justifiable Attack Letter Claims Barton County Theft Confession
Kansas City Times reports a letter received by the Medicine Lodge Index from Barton County recounts a self incriminating claim. The writer describes assaulting a man after frost damaged fruit trees, insisting they will not reveal the culprit or editor. The note ends with self justifications and a postscript repeating “i knowed it.”
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Kansas City Times
Medicine Lodge Index
Barton County
Pullman Berth Pricing Confusion Narrated
A passenger asks about upper and lower Pullman berths. The agent explains the price difference and quirks of each option, noting the paradox that the higher berth is cheaper while the lower is cheaper only if you pay more. The gag ends with the man fainting after the exchange.
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Fruit Dispatch
Wanted Six Boarders For Home Cooking Enquiry
Help wanted notice seeking six boarders offering strictly home cooking. Terms are reasonable. Enquire at the review office for details.
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Enquire Review Office
Local Sale Items Include Hite 家 Goods and Household Goods
A fragment lists ware and revolver from Hite Bros and various household items. Names include Mrs R Francis Guy Hite Edgar Hite and Mrs C W Johnson with items such as cake and beans purse doll cake pan spud crimper bath towels and 5 records.
Chappell Team to Play Potter Next Sunday
The last Chappell baseball team will visit Potter to play the local Bear Cats next Sunday. The game starts promptly at 2 o clock to give the visitors time to drive home. Pritchard will be in the Potter box. Admission is 35 cents.
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Chappell
Bear Cats
Devel County
Pritchard
Potter
Cheyenne County Spelling Contest and School Exhibit
The County Spelling Contest will be held at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on May 14 at 130 p m A school work exhibit from county districts will also take place at the Court House on the same day All patrons friends of education and students are invited Anna McFadden County Superintendent
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Friends of Education
Anna McFadden, Co
Witty and Wise Commentary From Publishers Auxiliary
Mexico may seek to rebuff the Harding cabinet while the Colorado Springs Gazette comments on the blonde topic, noting cautious agreement not to push limits in discussion.
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Publishers Auxiliary
Mexico
Harding
Colorado Springs
Commencement Exercises Set For May 12 At High School
The class of 1921 will hold commencement exercises Thursday evening May 12 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Two graduates are Dean W Hagemeister and George W Gunderson. The program is published in this issue.
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High School
Dean W. Hagemeister
George W. Gunderson
New Arrivals at Local Homes This Week
Last Friday April 29 a boy arrived at the Harry Warner home in Pot ter. At 2 30 a m Monday May 2 the stork arrived at the Oscar Johnson home north of town and left a 9 pound girl. The home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Seyfang was brightened Tuesday morning by the arrival of a girl. All concerned doing nicely.
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Harry Warner
Potter
Stork
Oscar Johnson
Elmer Seyfang
Earl DePue Named Village Marshal for Year
The village board appointed Earl DePue as marshal for the coming year at a salary of ten dollars per month. E H Biggs was reappointed as clerk and H Stevens as treasurer at ten dollars monthly. A M Whalen will continue as city engineer.
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Earl DePue
DePue
E. H. Biggs
H. Stevens
A. M. Whalen
Woman is fickle hair and wealth in brief
A clipped column notes that a Columbia South Carolina Record item says a woman is fickle even in hair. A DuBois Pennsylvania Daily Express snippet urges Secretary Mellon to forward fifty six dollars as the balance due on the per capita share of national wealth.
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Columbia
S. C
Mellon
DuBois
Daily Express
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Sidney Trims
Methodist Church
Chas. O. Troy
Potter High School
Chas. C. Troy
Irene Pavlat
Rosie Helsing
Co. W. Johnson
Rev. Chas. O. Troy
Thomas E. Ladely
Allen Dykeman
Chris Dybdahl
Boyero
Cole
Leonard Johnson
Kirk
Neb
Anna Mel‘adden
Nebr
Hugh Woten
Dix
N. P. Rasmussen
City
Betty Johnson
Oscar Mueller
E. G. Thornburg
C. W. Everett
Farwell
Joseph J. Johnson
Ft. Collins
Col
S. L. Knox
C. A. Lundin
West Plains
Colo
P. S. Agin
Mickie
the Printer’s Devil
Nessir
Wany
By Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
San
Nour
Alwans
Mebbe
Cheyenne County
Eal
Seyfang Theatre
Tarzan of the
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Wilds
South America
Gury
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