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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1925

Page

4

Dix Nebr social notes and local events

Mrs Butts left for Parke Wyoming to visit her daughter then move to New York. Eighth grade boys hosted teachers and seventh and eighth grade girls at the Angier home with games and lunch. Mrs Dennil went to Exeter Nebr returning with her nephew to live with them. Junior play drew a large crowd with proceeds over fifty dollars. Travel notices include Walt Ithlers and Gene Binning to Denver for business. Gladys Wendt operated for appendicitis. Mrs Peterson left for Fort Morgan Colo to tend ill mother. Rev Mills and wife visiting the Angier home. Mrs Bendixon listed as sick this week.

Dennil Walt Ithlers Gene Binning Deniver Francis Walker Dr. Miller Wm. Scheele Kimball Hilma Nelson Alex Spencer Gladys Wendt Miller Hospital P. C. Peterson Fort Morgan Col Rev. Mills Dix O. A

Pleasant View Notes Social and Travel Roundup

Pleasant View residents report trips to Sidney Potter and Potter events. Mrs Wm Borcher and Ruth attend, Ruth Borcher and Paul Pilz watch Potter games, many locals attend Ladies Aid, dances at Benish hall, and visits to Heimer home. Names include Thies Borcher Matthés Oberndorfer Hilpert and Heimer with family and guests.

Wm. Borcher Ruth Sidney Pleasant View Oscar Mueller Ang. Thies Jr Potter Ruth Borcher Paul Pilz Frank Matthés Walter Borcher Anna Schwartz Art. Oberndorfer Benj. Hilpert John Heimer Harold Smith Benish Hall Frank Matthes Dan Herboldsheimer Charlie South Divide Aug. Thies Jr Donald Mrs. Heimer New Babe

Farmers Union of Brownson Meeting Report

Brownson Farmers Union held its regular meeting Saturday evening in the community hall. The secretary still has coffee to dispose of. The B. H. H. C. met last Thursday with Mrs. Aaron Boyes. There was a large attendance and the ladies tied.

Farmers Union of Brownson Aaron Boyes

Four Comforts Served at Hostess Dinner

Mrs. Boyes hosted a one o'clock dinner with three visitors including Mrs. Yowell and daughter Elnora of Sidney and Miss Violet Shupe of Longmont Colorado. The next meeting, an all day event, will be at Mrs. Palmer Thurston’s on Thursday December 3. Billy Connelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Connelly, was seriously ill with croup Wednesday evening but improved after Dr. Taylor attended. Mrs. C. S. Anderson and Mrs. Earl Tolle joined a poultry demonstration in Sidney Thursday, while Sunday visitors at P. Thurston’s included Mrs. J. L. Reed and son of Dalton and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gilliam of Gurley. Tred Malome, who bought the John Walsh farm, rents a fine new barn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olson drive a new Ford coupe. County Agent Willey tested ten acre corn plats on Thurston and Olson farms. both fields averaged high.

C. S. Anderson Earl Tolle Sidney J. L. Reed Dalton W. C. Gilliam Gurley P. Thurstorn Willey Thurston Olson

Dance in Potter Saturday Leads with Merrymakers

The dance committee in Potter has bills out advertising a dance this Saturday night November 28th. Music will be supplied by Grabill's Merrymakers.

Potter Grabill Merrymakers

Local Banker Elected President of Bankers Association

At the Cheyenne Kimball Banner County Bankers Association meeting last Saturday C A Larsen, president of the Potter State Bank, was chosen president for the coming year. Larsen had served as secretary, with Broadhurst of Bank of Kimball as vice president, Dedrick of Dalton as secretary, and W Rodman of American Bank Kimball as treasurer.

Cheyenne Kimball-Banner County Bankers’ Association C. A Larsen Potter State Bank Association Larsen Broadhurst Bank of Kimball Dedrick Dalton W. Rodman American Bank Kimball

M E Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Message

The note lists 10:00 am Sunday school for all ages, 11:00 am morning service with the Christian Calling, 6:30 pm Epworth Leagues, 7:30 pm evening service The Spirit of Christ. It urges attendance and continuing gratitude after Thanksgiving, and praises gifts to God through Jesus Christ signed L V Slocumb.

Epworth Christ Jesus God Jesus Christ L. V. Slocumb

Hootch Maker Soaked a Hundred

En Esbio Gonzales and two accomplices were fined for possession of liquor. Gonzales paid a hundred dollar fine plus twenty two dollars in costs after pleading before Judge Marquis on Monday. Lunores remained jailed, granted a further continuance to Saturday to decide next steps.

Ensebio Gonzales Henry Sauer Sandy Linares Marquis Liberty Lunares Bridgeport News Blade

Ten Years Ago In Potter Local Notes And Changes

Ten years ago in Potter the Pleasant View literary society plans a winter reorganization. Postmaster Nelson praised for Potter's improved mail service with new metal boxes and earlier loading. Sidney reports an electric light plant running. Jacob M Nelson and Matilda Anderson wed. Reo cars arrive. local buyers seek models. Broadwater News sold. Roy E. Tarp new publisher. Brewer to focus on immigration work and Chamber of Commerce duties.

Pleasant View Nelson Potter Sidney Jacob M. Nelson Matilda Anderson Conner Headley Jesse J. G. Johnson Heath A. Hetrick Gering Chas Nora Hansen Cheyenne Peter Hansen Patty Miles Will Brothers A. D. Ivey Orlando Adams Ashland W. L. Larson Harry Erickson Bernie Robison Victor Peterson C. W. Johnson Clarence Johnson Claude Biggs Edith Challburg Melba Sanders Kimball F. O. Peterson Maud Fred Johnson Fremont Frank Brady Clair Dykeman Lincoln H. Stevens Broadwater News George Brewer Roy E. Tarp Douglas Harp Brewer Chamber of Commerce Valley Broadwater Bayard Transcript

Village Marshal Warns About Youths Driving Repeatedly

A village marshal warns that boys driving cars and trucks on streets have caused complaints and that the law will be enforced. Farmers are told to keep dogs with them when returning from town, or the dogs may be disposed of.

Curry Named Manager at Wyoming Lumber and Implement Co

H R Curry former Potter Lumber Co manager is appointed by Sterling Lumber and Investment Co to lead Wyoming Lumber and Implement Co in Pine Bluffs Wyoming effective immediately. Potter yard consolidates with Holm e Lumber Co as Curry and his family relocate this week.

H. R. Curry Potter Lumber Company Sterling Lumber and Investment Co Wyoming Lumber and Implement Co Pin Bluffs Holme Lumber Company Curry Iron Potter Pine Bluffs Mr. Curry

Cooking Calls for Accuracy in Measuring

The Extension Service emphasizes precise measures for recipes noting that most failures arise from inaccurate measurements rather than poor ingredients. It cites the traditional pinch method used by women and urges standard weights and careful accuracy to ensure successful dishes.

Can You Boil Potatoes Right Away

This note explains that vegetables should be dropped into boiling water and boiled until tender, then drained promptly to avoid toughness, bitterness, and dark color. It contrasts cooking methods for strong flavored vegetables with large quantities of water and multiple changes versus milder vegetables cooked with less water.

Tar the Mittens Helps Huskers Extend Glove Life

Crude pine tar smeared on the husking mittens during the day extends their lifespan and aids huskers in peeling shucks. In cool weather tarred mittens last about twice as long as untarred ones, with tar thick enough to cover the thumbs.

Huskers Shop Tips For Work Gloves And Hand Care

A dusty paragraph notes dirt and palm layer aids in absorbing stickiness on mitts, with thumb stalls of heavy flannel or canvas for durability. A wagon box on the front endgate holds tar, extra gloves, and a hook. Cracked skin is soothed by hot soaking and glycerine nightly.

The Review Only $1.30 Offer Ends Soon

An odd promotional line advertises The Review for the price of $1.30, urging readers not to miss the savings. The terse note positions the deal as essential and time sensitive.

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