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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
8
Pete Nelson jokes about birds from gas wells and planting seed while pondering chickens or sparrows. The piece includes Mac s column from Sidney Telegraph, reader notes on notes, love letters, fashion money colors, and local banter with Ray Babcock and Clarence Johnson referenced.
Sufferers may obtain valuable details by writing for free information from C. F. Redlich Rupture Shield Expert located at 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets November 21 1925 at 10 am for hearing Amos A Wagner petitioning to be administrator of Charles L Wagner deceased Notice to interested parties through three weekly issues of Potter Review prior to hearing Judge Elmer Kahl presiding Seal. Adding machine paper advertised and Wheat Hearts breakfast ad follow.
A communal message urges loyalty to the town and its industries and condemns outside critics. School notes cover seniors practice plays, basketball challenges between classes, class recaps, talks by hospital and church figures, and various grade activities with Halloween stunts, music notes, and class parties across 5th and 6th grades.
Maryon Shaw and Mabel Nickerson were absent due to illness this week. Fourth graders build an aquarium with goldfish and gather pebbles shells and watercress. The class also works on long division and oral language using toy telephones from Paxton grocery. Third graders create a wool poster and study various woods. Armistice day poems are prepared as students study fire stories in reading. Bernice Tompkins is sick with whooping cough while one first grader benefits from kindergarten support.
A compact verse outlines three gates for sharing tales. First, is it true? Second, is it needful? Third, is it kind? If not, speak not. The piece warns that stories should pass through moral filters before telling others.
All the Potter teachers report a very enjoyable and profitable time at the association of the big sixth district at Alliance. Each one has returned with new inspiration and added enthusiasm for his or her work.
The week starting November 16 is designated National Education Week. A special invitation invites all patrons to visit the schools with each day assigned a unique significance and slogan.
On Armistice Day the entire school gathered for an improvised program with numbers drawn from regular music reading and language work. The program included songs, dramatizations, a flag salute, a story, and wind-up war songs led by the high school.
In a rough dialect exchange Sam learns from Dr SaYS that he has berkolosis. Liza reassures him they will care for him and fight the illness, but the next day Sam grows more despondent, declaring he will never recover as the doctor confirms two berko losis.
An Irish barrister for a client argues the cow was killed by a train due to failing to run properly. He notes the train did not ring the bell or blow the whistle as required, implying negligence. In a separate exchange, Francis asks Bert about his hurry and destination, prompting a terse exchange.
Bruce asks if he could make Leela happy while Arvid quips that she would at least have something to laugh at. The brief dialogue hints at awkward humor within their dynamic.
Before the game Mr Place urged players to show sportsmanship and then dominate on the court. The remark framed a mix of kindness and intensity as the team prepared to face their opponent.
Strickland Gillilan’s terse verse is cited as the shortest poem ever written with the line Adam Had ’em reported by the Peetz Gazette. The item notes the humor and brevity attributed to the ancient microbe joke.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Harvey Stuffer a 10 year old boy gored and hunted to death by an enraged bull at his home on the north divide. He leaves his parents several brothers and sisters with Gail Stauffer his oldest brother a Wyoming University freshman and Gladys a Pine Bluff rural schools teacher.
A terse note describes a man entering a town bare, and within a short span, observers clothe him as the crowd shares garments. The incident appears as a curious social tableau reflecting community action and improvisation.
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