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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

7

Nebraska News Roundup From Across the State

A sweep through Nebraska notes a Wayne American Legion minstrel show, revival meetings at Blue Springs, and the Omaha automobile show. Reports cover a new Kearney water works plant, a Beatrice Beatrice express file donation, and a $125000 infirmary project at the Masonic home. Also listed are local arrests, thefts, poison cases, public notices, and upcoming state events from Beatrice to Omaha.

American Legion Wayne Mareb JJ First Christian Church Blue Springs Riba Pattoudanas Omaha United Master Butchers of America Kearney MD. Ryan Osceola Minatare Upland Red Cloud Bowlers of Nebraska Nebraska Bowling Association Middle West Broadwater State Bank Union State Bank Adam McMullen CG E Stine Superior Andrew Lindha Salem Lutheran Church J. E. Taylor Doane College Crete Charles F. Allen Gage Jefferson Beatrice Whenn Gray O. Callaway Gray Custer County Nebraska Masonic Flattsmouth Fev. C. S Burnham Cristian Church Liberty Bethany B. L. Anderson Belmar C. A. Tucker Lincoln Nebraska Retail Jewelers’ Association Dover Cland Island Bailey Thayer Essman State Department of Agriculture Agricultural Committee L. W. Colby State Historical Society Beatrice Express E. A. Sheldon John Harris Wrymore Peatrice Odell Steele City Diller Kansas Company Beatrice Power Company Janswig Uehling Dodge County J. B. Corlwouod Byron American Railway Express Company T. Tl. Pollock Platte River Plattsmouth Ruby Nelson Blair University of Nebraska Nebraska Supreme Court Bryan Omah Bureau of Pubicity Chamber of Commerce H. B. Wolcott Weeping Water Ottumwa Iowa American Express Company Taylor Henry Taylor Beaver City Deesburg California General Church Synod German Lutheran Evangelical College Sterling Wisconsin Milwaukee Nebraska Dairy Development Society Otto Liebers Triumph North Platte Valley Mississippi Louisiana R. R. Hanna Falls City Mrs. Hanna Hanna Richardson County King The Presbyterian Church Bridgeport Lions Club Boy Scouts University of Nebraska At Lincoln Samuel Avery Bureau of Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Minerva Leesby Neligh Irom Agricultural College At

Rescuers Find Collins Dead in Sand Cave

Floyd Collins perished trapped in Sand cave near Cave City Kentucky after days of entombment. Rescue attempts by his brother Homer, woodmen and volunteers failed as rock mud and debris blocked progress. He died from exhaustion starvation thirst and exposure with rigor mortis setting in.

Sand Cave Kentucky Lloyd Collins Cave City Floyd Collins Homer Floyd Edward Sgrenner Nature Collins Doctor Hazlitt Francis Mule Cave Jane Collins Crystal Cave Doyle C. Doyle Doryle Johnny Gerald Ben Wells West Point Ogden College William Burke Miller Louisville Miller Gerald

Safeguard Your Checks Urged By Bankers Association

The American Bankers Association urges caution in handling checks to prevent forgery. With about 95 percent of US business conducted by checks and credit instruments, readers are advised not to write in pencil, erase or correct, leave spaces, sign blank checks, or cash checks without verifying endorsements. Exercise good common sense as the core rule.

American Bankers' Association United States

Boxer's Past Revealed as Colusa Tailor George Ferguson

Colusa resident known as George Ferguson, real name of famed 1880s boxer George La Blanche, once knockout artist of Jack Dempsey. Now seventy four, he has worked as a tailor in Colusa for over a year and is identified as the fighting marine of the eighties, once honored as a champion.

George la Blanche Jack Dempsey Colusa Cal Ale George Ferguson

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