Potter Nebr Village Board Proceedings 1925
The Potter village trustees met November 2 1925 at 7 30 p m in the Potter State Bank with C Johnson chaired and others present. Claims were approved including road work oil and salaries. The drug license for H H Morrison was rejected. The board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebr
Potter State Bank
Clarence Johnson
C. A. Larsen
Alfred Arnell
R. L. MacAdam
H. R. Curry
H. Stevens
Werman Moench
Larsen
Arnell
Standard Oil Co
Sander
A. Arnell
Potter Review
MacAdam Motor Co
H. Moench
W. Challburg
Hendrie & Bolthoff
Fairbanks, Morse
Free Classified Ads Next Week Offer
A local notice promotes free classified ads for subscribers next week with no strings. Advertisers are urged to submit ads early by mail or in person, five lines maximum, for furniture, purchases, trades, or selling items. The call encourages a flood of submissions and mentions delivery via phone, mail, or hand to Stevie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie
Hicks Bundy wedding at Sterling marries Hicks and Bundy
William Arson Bundy and Annie Hicks of the Sidney area wed Tuesday at Sterling. Both couples are well known locally and Annie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson. The Sidney Telegraph notes the happy event with congratulations from The Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arson Bundy
Annie Hicks
Sidney
Sterling
Henry Anderson
Sidney Telegraph
Potter Lumber Co Notice of Immediate Payment Required
Potter Lumber Co announces the sale of its business and requires all outstanding accounts be paid in full immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Lumber Co
Bushnell Young Men Narrow Escape After Sheriff Shot Incident
Five Bushnell youths riding in a sedan hunted Sheriff Swanson in Kimball on Halloween night. A preacher aiding weapons was nearby and a shot shattered rear glass, grazing a youth. The bullet lodged in the car and was turned over to Commissioner Meredith. The youths accuse a man named Smith, the preacher, of firing. Sheriff Swanson had left for Sidney to meet his wife and son. no further action was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell
Kimball
Swanson
Commissioner Meredith
Roy Pickett
Frank Gotte
Sanders
Bartow
Mooney
Believ
Smith
Sidney
South Dakota
Burlington Railroad
Western Nebraska Observer
Farmers Union meeting at Brownson hall next Saturday
The Brownson Farmers Union plans a meeting at Brownson hall next Saturday evening with a hundred pound sack of coffee for members. The B H H club met last Thursday with Mrs Elmer Wilson. few attended due to bad roads, but those present enjoyed fried chicken and a comforter tying for Mrs Wilson in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Brownson Hall
B. H. H. Club
Elmer
Wilson
A. Boyes
Teachers Association
Alliance
W. A. Bundy
ON OUR HONOR ROLL
List of new or renewing subscribers to Potter's paper with remittances. Names include Adam Gunderson H C Johnson Peter Nelson Mads Larson Geo Stormberg Julius Johnson Josie Jarland with cities Tekamah Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Adam Gunderson
H. C. Johnson
Peter Nelson
Mads Larson
Geo. Stormberg
Julius Johnson
Dix
Josie Jarland
Tekamah
Teachers Back On Duty In Dix Nebr
In Dix Nebraska teachers resume duties after a brief closure in Alliance. Mr and Mrs Luther Killion welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday November 10. Local visits include Rev and Mrs McMigan at A W Wilson and Mrs C R Spencer with Chas Millard. Kensington ladies hosted church basement supper earning about twenty two dollars amid poor road conditions.
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Alliance
Luther Killion
McMigan
A. W. Wilson
Chas. Millard
C. R. Spencer
Kimball
Paul White
Lincoln
Kensington
J. L. Roberts
L. P. Green
Gus Scheele
Son
Gus Wendt
W. C. T. U. Program At M. E. Church Sunday
The W C T U presents an evening service program at the M E church next Sunday. Congregational song followed by a devotional by Mrs Slocumb. Two songs by the choir. Ten reasons why the W C T U should carry on. Music by Miss Wittemyer Miss Guy and Bruce. Readings by Miss Blair Carl Junior Larsen Roland Biggs and Mrs G Brady. Five boys exercise. A short play Lester Browns Battle.
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M. E
Slocumb
Miss Wittemyer
Guy
Bruce
Reading
Miss Blair
Carl Junior Larsen
Pete Hansen
Roland Biggs
G. Brady
Lester Brown
Pioneer Woman Clara V Wolfe Dies in Lodge Pole Nebr
Mrs. Clara V Wolfe wife of J C Wolfe died at home Tuesday at three pm after a twenty year asthma battle Relatives were at her bedside along with her husband two sons two daughters and a son in law They celebrated their 45th anniversary on September 20 the first white couple married in Lodge Pole Funeral services will be held at the M E Church Tuesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Staley of Ogallala Obituary to follow next week
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Nebraska
Clara V. Wolfe
J. C. Wolfe
Wolfe
Lodge Pole
M. E
For Sale Oak Library Table
Small oak library table offered for sale with a bargain price. Call the Review office to arrange purchase or obtain details.
For Sale Items Mention Cornhusker Andy Brett and Farm Land
Classified notes advertise a cornhusker named Andy Brett as wanted, 480 acres of land for sale cheaply, a Ford touring car with starter in good shape offered by MacAdam Motor Co, and two geese and a gander for inquiry with Mrs Frank Matthes of Potter Nebraska. The mix of terse notices reflects a rural Far West listing from a historical newspaper page.
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MacAdam Motor Co
Frank
Matthes, Potter
Nebr
Brady addition offers lots for sale and used cars
Advertisements note lots in Brady addition for sale and good used cars offered by Everett E Ramsey at 606 West 4th Street Grand Island Nebraska. Also mentions guaranteed tailor made suits and overcoats by Claude H E Biggs. Teachers exams set by county superintendent Mrs D B Fletcher in Sidney on Saturday November 21 1925.
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Brady Addition
Everett E. Ramsey
West 4Th St
Grand Island
Qoe
Claude HE Biggs
Sidney
Nebr
D. B Fletcher
Fire destroys huge potato cellar of Carl A Buehler
Last Friday night a fire gutted the potato cellar stored by Carl A Buehler, likely started by an oil stove used for heating. The loss is serious given a reported 2500 bushels or more, with only part damaged beyond use as prices rise. Cleanup will determine the exact remaining quantity.
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Carl A. Buehler
Gering Courier
Snow Storm Boosts Jack Rabbit Bounty Business
Western Nebraska Observer notes snow last week made hunting easier and county commissioners paid nearly 100 dollars in claims for 1500 jack rabbit ears. Bounty at 5 cents per head covers ammo and labor while carcasses provide meat profit though demand is slow. Farmers gain savings on crops as hunters enjoy the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lone Pine
Banner County News
Kimball County
Western Nebraska Observer
Kimball
Sentencing in Sidney Court Case Involving Break In
Judge J. L. Tewell presided a brief Sidney session on Saturday. Wm. Preddy, Wm. M. Lantis, and Car ney Harama were brought in from Cheyenne and jailed on charges of breaking and entering a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Wm. Preddy
Wm. M. Lantis
Carney Harama
Cheyenne
Prison sentences handed to Peterson and Novak in Chappell
Sheriff Peterson in Chappell on October 22 received a sentence of one to five years in the state penitentiary. Andrew Novak, arrested for breaking and entering the Union Pacific depot at Big Springs, also faced a hearing and was given a sentence of one to five years.
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Peterson
Chappell
Andrew Novak
Union Pacific
Big Springs
Chappell Register
Potter Town Board Passes Ordinance No 27
Ten years ago in Potter the town board met in a special session to pass Ordinance No 27. Ray Hager returned to Ames Nebraska to be with his parents for a few months. William Bundy’s team gave townspeople a lively scare pulling a dirt wagon up Chestnut street. Ray Babcock and Fred Vaughan became new managers of Farmers Grain Milling Co. Rev M J Murphree underwent brain hemorrhage surgery in Cheyenne and was hoped to return home improved. H Stevens, publisher.
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Ray Hager
Ames
Nebraska
William Bundy
Chestnut Street
Ray Babcock
Fred Vaughan
Farmers Grain & Milling Company
Rev. M. J. Murphree
Cheyenne
St. John Hospital
H. Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Board Proceedings
H. H. Morrison
Curry
MacAdam
Brownson
Turkey
Henry’s Store
Drygoods
Happy Home
Ger
Andy Brett
Dewey
S. D
Home Lumber CO
Potter's Radio Center
Fuerro
Eddie
Quality Store
Jack Rabbit
Pottery Review
the Potter Garage
Wm. Goding
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