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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
7
Local Columbus merchants schedule a four day style show from September 15 to 18. The period includes other regional events such as the State M. conference in Lincoln September 15 to 22 and a variety of civic and social happenings across the state.
Indians depart for government schools as reservations report high demand and crowded classrooms. In Chadron Marcus Cain harvests over 10 000 bushels from nearly 400 acres with 25 bushels average. centipede hatching advances at University of Nebraska. a mowing accident in Low results in left foot amputation. Odell reports a bridal wreath bush blooming twice in one year.
For the first time in many years a rattlesnake was killed inside Falls City. Dr. J. C. Gillespie shot the reptile within two blocks of the city’s busiest intersection. The snake bore four rattles.
The state offers 200 dollars for the arrest or information leading to the arrest and conviction of the slayer or slayers of Ed Clark a North Platte policeman in addition to the 500 dollars already offered by Lincoln county officers.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance says sheep prices are near a peak and cattle production will yield higher profits for Nebraska farmers in the near future.
The Custer county fair drew over 20,000 people in a single day, the largest ever for the organization. A boys and girls club showcase filled an entire building. In Table Rock Nebraska, corn prospects look good despite an unusually large amount of smut, not expected to affect yield or quality.
Eben Warner’s crop eight miles east of Scottsbluff produced 250 bushels per acre this season. He harvested and sold the spuds at two dollars a bushel, a new local record for yield and price.
Beatrice announces a three year agricultural course will be added to the high school curriculum this autumn. W H Morton, school superintendent, makes the announcement. The new program aims to enhance practical farming education for students in the district.
There will be no county teachers institute in Pawnee county this year. Teachers plan to join with other county teachers in an institute to be held at Lincoln in November.
A fall from a bicycle caused the death of Charles Spadt nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Spadt. Physicians report death due to concussion of the brain.
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