Local Dwellers Made Short Visits and Trips This Week
Mrs Julius Schwartz and child of Denver visit Potter this week. Nels Miller and Frank Verba left by auto Tuesday for a business trip to Hastings. Harold Ball spends summer vacation with sister Mrs Raymond Johnson. Mrs Joe Nelson leaves for Kennard Nebr and Ontario. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson and children trip to Sterling early in week. Mrs Emil Nelson and baby return from eastern state visit. Anna Gustafson of Bushnell visits Lillian Brady. Mr and Mrs Wm Hagemeister and Doris trip to Sterling last Tuesday. Lillian Stines leaves Tuesday for visit with aunt at Mo Valley Iowa.
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Nels Miller
Frank Verba
Hastings
Joe Nelson
Kennard
Nebr
Ontario
Fred Johnson
Sterling
Wm. Hagemeister
Doris
Sextorp Farmers Union Picnic at Redington Friday
The Sextorp Farmers Union local plans a picnic at Redington next Friday. Attendees will assemble at the Julis schoolhouse at 9:00 in the morning.
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Sextorp Farmers Union
Redington
Julis
Drive for five million Legion endowment fund gains pace
The American Legion endowment fund to build a home and care for orphans and disabled veterans is progressing. Reports from sections say quotas are being reached, with Potters quota at 100 dollars and local boys soliciting. Commander Lawson urges generosity to honor World War I sacrifices.
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American Legion
Lawson
Couple heads home after Omaha visit
Mr and Mrs K C Janadson left Sunday for their home in Omaha following a two week stay with the Warriss and Larsen families. Subscribe promotion note appears as a closing line.
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K. C. Janadson
Omaha
Warris
Larsen’s
Potter Friends Honor Former Teachers Visit
Miss va Kayton former Potter teacher and Miss Norma Palmer of Belgrade visited Potter friends the first of the week, sharing memories and catching up on community news.
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Va Kayton
Norma Palmer
Belgrade
W M Costello of Sidney Calls on Potter Thursday
W M Costello of Sidney visited Potter Thursday, conducting business calls and meeting local officials during a routine visit to the area.
Bartlett and daughters visit Sidney Thursday afternoon
Mrs. J. C. Bartlett along with her daughters spent Thursday afternoon visiting in Sidney, sharing leisure time and catching up with local acquaintances.
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J. C. Bartlett
Sidney
Miss Alice Reed Visits Sidney Friends This Week
Miss Alice Reed spent several days this week visiting friends in Sidney. She was seen at local gatherings and exchanged greetings with residents during her stay.
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Alice Reed
Sidney
Schocke Couple Touring To Accept Indiana Pastorship
Rev. and Mrs. Albert J. Schocke visited Rev. Schocke's sister Mrs. Ed Fisher in Potter from Saturday evening to Wednesday morning. They travel from Orange California to Mohawk Indiana to take a pastorate, with Schocke previously serving there three years. He does evangelistic work. Mrs. Schocke is his singer. They travel in a Chevrolet roadster. Schocke preached at the M K E church Sunday night.
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Albert J. Schocke
Potter
Rev. Schocke
Ed. Fisher
Orange
Calif
Mohawk
Indiana
Fev. Schoecke
M. KE
Petersen of Uannebrog Dies After Long Illness
Petersen of Uannebrog Nebraska died Wednesday May 27 after a long illness. He was the father of H P Petersen who once owned the Home Lumber yard at Potter and an uncle of Mrs Pete Hansen.
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If. Petersen
Uannebrog
Nebr
Mr. Petersen
H. P. Petersen
Potter
Pete Hansen
W I M S Meeting at Mrs Meilke Home
The W I M S gathered at Mrs Meilke's home on Wednesday afternoon with eighteen attendees. An interesting program was presented and a delicious lunch served.
Royal Neighbors of America Meeting and District Convention
The regular meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m with all ladies urged to attend. A district convention will be held at Scotts Bluff on June 1 with members asked to report if they can attend.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Scottsbluff
Stevens visits Review home in Potter on Sunday
Qhas C Stevens of Pine Bluffs visited Sunday evening in Potter at the Review home.
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Qhas. C. Stevens
Pine Bluffs
Potter
Review
Fremont Family Visits Potter Lands For Summer
W. C. Shriver and son Leland of Fremont arrived in Potter last week to oversee land interests and visit friends. Manager Shriver will stay a few weeks while Leland plans to remain all summer.
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W. C. Shriver and Son
Leland
Fremont
Potter
Mgr. Shriver
Notice to Minors Curfew Moved to 9 PM
All minors must be off the streets at 9 p.m. each evening observe the curfew. Marshall.
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Marshall
Stockmen to refund membership fees from 1914
In May 1914 a county livestock association formed at the experiment farm collected member fees. S K Warrick was president, Lee Lewis vice president, J E Keebaugh secretary, and H O Eastman treasurer. This week Eastman mailed checks refunding the one dollar paid by each member, a surprise to most who had forgotten the funds.
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Gering
Experiment Farm
County Livestock Association
S. K. Warrick
Lee Lewis
J. E. Keebaugh
H. O. Eastman
Eastman
Cheyenne Chamber Recommends Repeal of Estate Tax
Cheyenne chamber directors adopted recommendations to repeal the present Federal estate and inheritance tax, arguing the wartime need has passed and urging formation of a joint federal state tax coordinating body. Vincent Carter, state auditor, presented the plan and will forward the referendum responses to the national chamber.
Taxation and banking reform proposals debated by Cheyenne chamber
A Cheyenne chamber of commerce discussion covered emergency wartime laws and estate taxes, arguing against federal inheritance taxes as a state-reserved revenue tool. It also supported coordinating national and state tax systems to cut double taxation and endorsed four measures to empower national banks, including branches, charter duration, investment securities, and five year real estate loans.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vincent Carter
Carter
United States Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Congress of
Tariff and the McNary Haugen Principle
Wallaces Farmer representative Dickinson of Iowa will introduce a bill embodying the McNary Haugen principle when Congress opens in December. The fight on the house floor in February will hinge on splitting the bill and rallying agricultural groups. The outcome could mark a historic vote shaping tariff policy and prompting an ordinance against solicitors tied to western European products.
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Dickinson
Iowa
Congress
Europe
Atlantic Seaboard
Glass House
Newspaper Subscriptions Inquire About Omaha Denver Daily
A reader asks about subscribing to Omaha or Denver daily papers. Reminder that renewals are handled by the Review, with a portion of the payment staying locally with the purchaser’s home contact. Orders accepted for magazines and periodicals published in the United States.
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Omaha
Denver
United States
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Child of
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Emil Nelson
Baby
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Bushnell
Lillian Brady
Lillian Stines
Mo. Valley
Towa
W. M. Costello
Potter Phursday
Tractor Gil
Beene
The
MacAdam Motor Co
R. L. MacAdam
Prop
Potter Cream & Produce Station
Mark Dolan
ASSN
Potter Lodge NO
A.M
Masonic Hall
R. A. Babcock
W. M. R. L. MacAdam
Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Claude Biggs
Karl Fricke
Dean Hagemeister
Potter Post
Legion Hall
M. R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
Woodmen OF the World
Jos
P. Schwartz
C. C
Alfred Arnell
Modern Woodmen OF America
L. F. Lafferty
V. C. Geo. Gunderson
Dick Carlson
National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers ,and Treasurers
Salt Lake City
William Fair
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McCormick-Deering
Ira Cummings
Coldwater
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the Harvester Company
Linn Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
McCormick - Deering Harvester
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