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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
1
Kina Junita King, once set to wed Lee J Peterson of Dix, died after an appendectomy in Denver. Peterson left for Denver unaware of her death. funeral held in Denver with body sent to Grand Island for interment. The community offers condolences to the bereaved couple and families.
Philadelphia Public Ledger columnist recounts a British Army colonel aboard a ship who called the United States Marine Corps the best equipped organized and efficient force of its size with the Northwest Mounted Police second and the Pennsylvania State Constabulary third Admiral Dewey also praised the Marines noting their Vera Cruz and Lima operations justified such belief
Cheyenne Frontier Days attendees recall an infamous incident with a burly negro cavalryman in the Frontier arena seven years earlier. The piece notes Pancho Villa, then a trooper with the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Russell, would be the biggest draw, but the U S government wants him too badly to permit a Cheyenne performance next month.
For Sale four Wereford bulls of all ages. Also one 35 year old rey. Percheron stallion and two two year old rey. Percheron stallions. Emery J Horrun Dix Nebraska. vig.
An eastern inquirer asks Li, a former western mayor candidate, if a man named John Sipes was killed or mangled by a bear near Li’s town while that bear attacked him for cubs. The writer seeks confirmation of Sipes’s fate, marital status, whether he left property, and hints to identify him by tattoos.
A compact list of multiple church services including Methodist Episcopal Bethlehem Danish Lutheran and Chr Falch Lutheran with service times, classes, and church activities. It invites attendance and offers pastoral visiting, charity, and religious instruction across various Sundays and midweek sessions.
Last Saturday N. o. Troelstrup departed for Denmark, birthplace of the county official. He aims to meet brother Anton in Omaha and spend a week visiting easter cities before sailing. the Troelstrup family has members still in Denmark, with Nels the only one remaining in the United States. Return expected by the fret of September.
Rasmussen underwent an appendicitis operation last Monday under Dr. Riley Roche at Kimball Hospital. He withstood the surgery as well as could be expected and his strength is returning rapidly. Mrs Rasmussen spent most of the week with Tim at Kimball and Rasmussen expects to return soon.
The piece presents a series of health quips asserting daily habits improve complexion, highlights the Public Health Service reducing malaria locally, notes pneumonia deaths and the impact of pest-free towns, plus a grim line about cesspools and death in a cautionary tone.
Church notes announce Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 morning sermon The Great Invitation and evening Following Jesus Also the Truly Sacrament to be celebrated with pre communion prayer A Bible study begins at 7 30 before the evening service Next Sunday services are at Sextorp with Sunday school at 1 30 and worship follow Glassburn Schoolhouse next service June 9 subject Chasing the Rainbow
Magnus Johnson, born in Cod enburg Sweden on November 22, died at his home two miles north of Dix Nebraska on June 2. He came to the United States in spring 1883 and married Miss Carrie Johnson on January 29. Seven children were born to the union. he was a loving husband father and neighbor. The writer visited him shortly before his death and he looked forward to a June 24 gathering in Bethlen where a sermon was to be preached. He rests in peaceAdd best wishes to Mrs Johnson and family.
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