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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
The recent golf contest ended with Peter Slansen as captain of the winning side while WR A Babcock led the losers. Losers will present each winner with a new golf ball as a token of the outcome. The scores were announced following the match.
Senator C W Johnson outlines the reimbursement provisions for purchasers of motor fuel used in operating tractors and combines for agricultural work. The plan allows tax refunds via affidavits, original invoices, and receipts filed within thirty days, with the Agriculture Secretary handling claims and the State Treasurer disbursing approved amounts.
The weather has been clear and dry with hot days reaching 94 on Monday through Thursday. A soaking rain is desired as ground dries, but sub moisture remains sufficient and crops are not in immediate danger. Crop prospects are excellent in this region.
The dance committee in Potter plans a dance at Leytang hall next Wednesday evening May 27 with Grabill's Merrymakers providing music. The event promises good music and orderly dancing and invites all to attend, noting a day change from Saturday. Bills will be issued soon.
The literary society elected Dorothy MacAdam as president Bess Blair as secretary and Dean Hagemeister as treasurer The program committee includes Mrs Chas Smith Mrs Wm Hagemeister Mrs Clarence Johnson and Mrs Ray Bartlett C A Cords and Peter Hansen Attendance notes about 110 dollars raised at programs and continued literary programs next year Also an invitation to the dance in Potter next Wednesday evening with all welcome.
The item shows a 1925 date and a price offer for The Review publication. It reads as a promotional line emphasizing the thirteenth year, issue number eleven, dated Friday May 22 1925, with a subscription price of $1.50.
Hagemeister plans to plant about 1300 trees on lots north of Home Lumber Company. The trees are year old and foot high, planted two feet apart in rows. If they survive, a future forest will emerge. Trees are in demand in this region and can be grown here with some extra care. Other residents are also planting trees this year, a service to the town.
Brady Dairy advertises ample milk and cream for everybody with two daily delivery routes and a contact phone number 72 for service.
The patient in the big hospital thanks the doctors and nurses for excellent care. He singles out a nurse as an angel from heaven, saying she has been hardly human in kindness and gratitude.
Pam invites the public to a dance at Potter Hall next Wednesday evening with music by Ganbill’s Merrysmakers. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy a lively social event.
Bargain batteries delivered by express to your station stubber boat. Battery guaranteed months. Buick price 15.35 Dodge 15.1. Same day service offered by Rex Elursey of Dalton Nebraska.
Notice shows upcoming dances through May 27 at Krueger's lake and May 23 openings. Grinspan, jeweler, will be in Potter May 27 for watch and jewelry repair with advertised reductions. An 125 couple capacity new dance pavilion at Krueger's Lake opens May 23 featuring Grabill's Merrymakers and 10 cent dances.
A fireman testing an alarm heard soft music, then a woman singing, followed by a full concert program. The cause is unclear with theories pointing to an earth-line pickup or induction from overhead lines.
Gas for sale Siberian Millet seed Herman Schubarth. See for rent Modern five room house in east part of town See Mrs. A Nelson. 4m tf.
Cash paid for false teeth dental gold platinum and discarded jewelry. Hoke Semling & Refining Co. Otsego Michigan.
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