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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
8
A playful, fragmentary column mocks gas ads and local musings. The writer teases Mac with facial jokes, recalls a goose hunting anecdote, notes tax chatter and a compliment from Will Maupin about Nebraska, and ends with a Thanksgiving nod and a call to readers to respond.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hears the petition of C W Johnson for final settlement and decree in the estate of S D Johnson. The hearing is set for December 5 1925 at 10 oclock a m. Notice will be published in Potter Review for three successive weeks to give interested parties chance to appear and show cause.
A partial OCR fragment shows a hearing action with a court official title ELMER KAHL County Judge and a statement A True Copy, dated prior to the said day of hearing, seal indicated.
The first annual alfalfa and sweet clover seed show in Bridgeport will feature county collective exhibits December 16 and 17. Entries must weigh at least five pounds and reach the Show Manager by December 15 with no entry fee. Five premiums totaling thirty dollars and a trophy from the Nebraska Crop Growers Assn. and Griswold Seed Co. will be awarded. the trophy becomes county property after three consecutive wins.
W L Huettmann announces sale of 25 pure bred Rhode Island Red single comb cockerels to clear room. Auction at Potter Meat Market on Saturday December 5. Price set at 1.50 dollars each or four for five dollars.
A minor two car collision occurred on Mill street near the First State Bank between a milk truck and Fred Hurst driving a Ford. The impact damaged both vehicles with a broken rear wheel and windshield on Hurst’s car and broken front wheels plus damage to the milk truck. No injuries reported.
The Women’s Club will meet at Mrs G L Rogers’s home on Friday afternoon November 27 at 2 30. Topics include Nebraska Laws for Women and Children and Child Labor Law with leaders Mrs Clarence Johnson and Mrs Raymond Johnson. President Mrs Joseph Nelson to present the second installment of her state convention report at Scottsbluff. All members urged to attend.
A Wheat Hearts breakfast dish from Gur ley Flour Milling Co highlights a popular morning item. The feature promotes the cereal as a delicious start to the day using the company’s flour product.
A Potter school report details primary girls singing a temperance song at Sunday church, a Friday morning opening exercise by primary, and a primary quartet. Miss Wittemyer, Bruce, and Miss Guy performed on violin and saxophone. The high school music class rehearses pop songs for rallies, operettas after holidays, and a planned school orchestra. Enrollment grows to 26 with Billie Craig joining second grade, and seniors stage a successful class play raising 82.00 for the school.
The seniors offered three one act plays titled The Ghost Stories and The. The event featured student performances and brief remarks by faculty.
A wartime safety advisory urges boiling canned foods for at least five minutes before use. Home or commercial jars should be boiled, especially after opening, to ensure safety. Foods in good condition may be used with this precaution.
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