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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
5
Miscellaneous classified snippets list items for sale or trade including a player piano, land offering of 480 acres near Dewey South Dakota, a Delava cream separator, farm loan ads, lots for trade for a car, guaranteed tailor made suits, a Joliet corn shelter with extension feed, and various names and addresses.
For sale thoroughbred white Chester boars and bred sows. Contact M. J. Schwartz, located 4 miles north and 3 miles west of Sidney. Call LLArcl2m.
A local ad announces the sale of 25 pure bred Rhode Island Red single comb cockerels at Potter Meat Market on Saturday December 5th to make room for new stock. The notice emphasizes availability and a one day sale event.
Price at one fifty each or four for five pounds. W L Huettmann is the contact. Lic
Sufferers may obtain valuable information free by writing C F Redlich Rupture Shield Expert at 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
Purdue Experiment Station tests show adding six pounds of high grade tankage to a grain feed raises egg production from 59 to 183 eggs per hen per year. When skim milk or buttermilk is always available, meat meal or tankage may be omitted while preserving protein levels.
Quote attributed to James Russell Lowell reflects on healing found not in storms or governments but in a conscience driven, wiser humanity. The message emphasizes inner moral progress guiding society toward greater compassion and wisdom.
County Agent reports high losses from death of poultry en route to eastern markets. Diseases spread in crowded cars, with infected birds often passing through dealers and producers. Embargoes previously caused heavy industry losses, and current shipments show similar diseased conditions affecting Nebraska poultry.
The piece argues the world endures past many trials and will outlive further upheavals, noting humanity’s stubborn pursuit of happiness amid questionable remedies. It reflects on society’s tested constitution, suggesting physical strength as a guiding measure of destiny.
Dr. W. T. Sloan advertises eye testing and glasses, noting eye care services. The brief notice highlights the availability of eyewear and eye health examinations at Sloan’s clinic.
State inspectors warn that the poultry industry faces renewed embargo threats. All producers must market only healthy birds to avoid contributing to another embargo, as the industry remains a major economic sector.
Fourteenth Year No 38 Friday November 27 1925 notes Lloyd Jucks owns a new Chevrolet roadster. Mr and Mrs N S Miller and baby visited county seat. Mrs Wim Goding and son Ray went to Kimball. Geo Leafdale from Kirk neighborhood visited Potter. Homer Fisher joins radio bug class with Radiola via Home Lumber Co. T K Adams of Kimball called on telephone business. Grant Brady and son Clyde planned to move to Fremont Nebraska for the winter.
Mr and Mrs Dan Duncan and children and Miss MacDaniels were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs August Mielke. Mr and Mrs Wm Kubes and family are moving into town and will occupy the Sanders property in the extreme southeast part of town. Mr and Mrs J W Henry of Julesburg Colorado are staying in Potter while Mrs Walter Henry is visiting in Missouri.
The Royal Neighbors held a farewell gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. L. V. Slocumb's home in honor of Mrs. H. R. Curry. Thirty members were present.
A playful call to pause and reflect as residents consider the full significance of Christmas. The message invites thoughtful actions, urging kindness and shared meaning during the holiday season.
Pete Hansen laughed over a golf match played last Monday at Ogallala where Rev Slocumb, practicing to trim the Potter boys, faced Pete. Pete proved the victor, shooting 38 for nine holes while Rev Slocumb posted 48.
The village has operated a new 125 gallon per minute centrifugal pump for a period to clear water. It will be connected to mains in a few days and tested for lifting water into the big tank. Samples sent to Lincoln for chemical and sanitary analysis. no water will flow to mains until report is received.
Roscoe H White and his family, currently in Avondale Colorado, report excellent health. White is in his third year as Avon dale school superintendent and plans to complete an M A degree next summer. The family spent the summer in Boulder and sends best regards to Potter friends.
Alfred Arnell repainted the east side residence once known as the Doyle place in a deep brown enhancing curb appeal. H P Craig of Sidney and family move into the former Luth eran parsonage, Craig a Ford salesman. Royal Neighbors to meet Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall for officer elections and six girls to join. Rev L V Slocumb returned from Ogallala where revival meetings were held successfully. Pilz, Fiehler and Mueller plan winter in Perry County Missouri traveling by Ford. A J Larsen and family of Walbach Nebr visit Potter relatives. Senior plays drew a large crowd with over 80 dollars in proceeds for three performances. Thanksgiving activity notes column planned next week. Mrs Clarence Johnson ill with acute appendicitis, operated on at Kimball. she is recovering well.
After Thanksgiving, Christmas is near and signs appear everywhere. The piece notes widespread use of the term Xmas and suggests the spelling is nearly sacrilegious and should be reconsidered.
About 300 bushels of barley in a granary located about 12 miles west of Potter Nebraska. Inquiries may write box 44 Sidney Nebraska. El2m.
Monday November 30 only Dr Doran Chief Specialist of the Medical Laboratory will visit major towns offering free consultations. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers goitre or adenoids. He claims strong results for stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bedwetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 335 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn. Advertisement
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