From a 1907 Nance County, Nebraska, newspaper clipping file, transcribed by Linda Berney:
John A. Loder, who a short time ago moved from the west end of the county to the house south of G. H. Caswell's died Wednesday morning. He had been ailing for some time but the immediate cause of his death was heart trouble. Mr. Loder was a native of Pennsylvania and was 49 years old. He married Miss Margaret Beck, who survives him; together with a son Frank and daughter Mrs. Anthony Swanson.
John A. Loder, who a short time ago moved from the west end of the county to the house south of G. H. Caswell's died Wednesday morning. He had been ailing for some time but the immediate cause of his death was heart trouble. Mr. Loder was a native of Pennsylvania and was 49 years old. He married Miss Margaret Beck, who survives him; together with a son Frank and daughter Mrs. Anthony Swanson.
From a 1907 Nance County, Nebraska, newspaper clipping file, transcribed by Linda Berney:
John A. Loder, who a short time ago moved from the west end of the county to the house south of G. H. Caswell's died Wednesday morning. He had been ailing for some time but the immediate cause of his death was heart trouble. Mr. Loder was a native of Pennsylvania and was 49 years old. He married Miss Margaret Beck, who survives him; together with a son Frank and daughter Mrs. Anthony Swanson.
John A. Loder, who a short time ago moved from the west end of the county to the house south of G. H. Caswell's died Wednesday morning. He had been ailing for some time but the immediate cause of his death was heart trouble. Mr. Loder was a native of Pennsylvania and was 49 years old. He married Miss Margaret Beck, who survives him; together with a son Frank and daughter Mrs. Anthony Swanson.
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