Potter Pioneer Dies After Surgical Operation in Council Bluffs
Potter a pioneer resident of the county died at Jennie Ed Munds on hospital in Council Bluffs Tuesday after a surgical operation to relieve bladder troubles. The body was taken to Varsan for the funeral at the Christian church after a week of declining health. The report comes from the Shelby County Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Blade
Varsan
Christian Church
Shelby Co
Republican
Harlan
Twelfth Street
W. W. Simpson
College Heights
William Casey
Fred Louis
Louis
Sta - Highway
Louis Place
Shelby County Republican
Harry Lamm
Henry Lamm
Pearl
John G Miller
Jackson Township
Dunlavy
Local Notes of Audubon and Surrounding Communities
A collage of small town items reports Berna taking charge of a store with Corene Black assisting, a death notice for Elizabeth Boggess’s infant, ongoing evangelical services at the Methodist church, Ethan Allyn wiring a town well, Dr. Erskine assisting with Dr. Plunkett's practice, a court decision awarding a heifer to Jensen, land sale by N P Christensen in Atlantic, a man found dead from heart trouble, Mrs. Eliza Moyer honored by W R G, a Seattle tragedy involving Kate Roche’s nephew’s wife, parole return of Frank Ash, and Miss Margaret Anderson committed to Clarinda Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oggert Jones
Lincoln Township
Ben
Dr. Willams
Manning
Mr. Jones
Mr. Jonces
Audubon Advocate
Frank Ash
State Reformatory
Anamosa
State Board of Parole
Sunberg
Geo. Dye
Ash
Ottumwa
Board of Parole
Towa
Audubon
Solution of Main Order Evil and Local Advertising
A Midwest note urges country merchants to combat mail order by proportionate advertising, prompt delivery, thorough territory cultivation, and diligent follow up. It warns against blaming modern trends and suggests newspaper ads can rival mail catalogs with better advertising study. Also mentions Holeproof Hose sales and Ollins Hot Shop holiday packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Perhaps Moms Trust
Mrs Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pa says Chamberlains Cough Remedy helps her children with colds or coughs and is far superior to other medicines. She advises anyone in need of such a medicine to give it a trial. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Leach
L. L. Pratt
Seventh and
Willow Streets
Mrs. Pratt
Chamberlain
Tay Home Trust
Hom
Alan Baie
Iain
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
U.G
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KE. Potter
Connell Blffs
Changs
H. B. Whitney
Iowa
Missouri
D. C. Stephens Co
Maryville
Hopkins
State Line
Carroll
Frank Morris
Nodaway
Corning
South Omaha
Villisca
Mitton Spargur
Milton Spargur
Mr. Spargur
Newt
BE. 8. Menpter
Milton Austin Spargur
New Petersburg
Ohio
M. EB. Church
Kansas
Ife
For
Columbus
Fred Anstaett
Lyndon
Kay
N. W
Canby
Council
Bluffs
Young People’s Alliance of the
Evangelical Church
Noble Center
W. A. Schutte
Naperville, Il
W. C. Lang
Brann
St. John's Lutheran Church
Extra
Gladys Ethey Gringer
H. P. Gringer
Clinton T. Cocklin
Griswold
Griswold High School
Fanny Gaddes
Evelyn Cothlin
Tixira
Griswold American
Borgkt Retalg Residence
Henry Weirich
H. M. Reinig
Mr. Reinig
Salisbury
Main Street
Reinig
Sunny Side
John R. Black
Centralia
Mr. Black
Bruce Black
Greenfield
Macksburg
Bruce
Maekehure
Berna
Heo
Corene Black
J. St. Boggess
Dexter
Ezabeth
Frank Bean
Lewis Standard
Methodist Church
Ethan Allyn
E. B. Erskine
Omaha
Campbell
Plunkett
Medical Department
University of Nebraska
Tle
Hfe
Justice Court
Dan Thoman
August Jensen
Frank Duvall
Greeley Township
Jensen
Duvall
George Scott
Geo, Leffler
Gillfillen
Paul Wickum
J. C. Fisher
N. P. Christensen
Atlantic
Lois G. Stuart
Advocate
Adams County
Eliza Moyer
Ida 8. McBride
Indianapolis
Allison
Kate Roche
Leo Eckles
Seattle
Wash
Reformatory
Board of Insanity
Margaret Anderson
Brayton
Hospital of
Clarinda
Chas, Black & Son
Ollins
Jones’ Grocery
Guernsey
Jersey
Montgomery County
Owa
Lambert
Kentucky
Wm. H. Piper
C. E. Bontrager
the Cow Man
Nodaway, Iowa
Col. Wm. H. Piper
Des Moines
the News-Telegraph
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