Akron girl Izetta Dee dies after illness at 14
Izetta Agnes Dee daughter of My and Mrs J R Dee died at their Akron home at two o clock Saturday morning December 7 1918 aged 14 years 8 months and 19 days after influenza pneumonia and declining health Funeral services were held at the family residence and interment in the Catholic cemetery The family resided in Akron and relatives from LeMars Worth Texas Hampton Islands and Walters Minn attended portions of the services Mrs O Akers widow of a former local depot agent also died this week leaving a large bereaved family and the community extends sympathy to the relatives Another death was Mrs Wyle Squires of pneumonia and tonsillitis at her parents home in Akron aged 21 years and married to Kyle Squires The text notes the flu season and a string of related deaths in the town.
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Izetta Agnes Dee
J. R. Dee
Akron
Father Hurley
Ivetta
Taetia
Hat
Samy
Mather Hurley
Church of St. Mattick
Roy Root
O. Akers
Akron of
Weiltlesiity
Go4loom
pHetnwnia
Vwunel Gertrude McDeid
Sue City
Hee County
Iowa
Lieua
South Dakota
Hull
Origen Bliss Akers
Perking
Lucille Ena
Samuel Forrest
Clara
Hazel
Olive Ethel Akers
Geo. McDeid
Onida
Andrew. Spenter
Ada McDeid
Froctiois
LJ. Eager
John McDeld
Canning
S. D
Hudson
Delmont
Av Akers
Goa
Plinview
Nebr
Mr. Akers
Blainview
Akers
Spencer
Hays
John McDeid
Wyle Squires
W. H. Watters
Shea
Vanes
Hlim
Mabel
Walters
Marker
Kyle Squires
Biers
Wate
Gwe
Mie Drather
Dessie
Arminta Watters
John Watters
Eola Wit Remade
Walker
W. C. T. U. Notes on Drink and War’s Cost
A wartime warning urges prohibition against alcohol as a social evil. It cites seven billion pounds of food wasted on drink and six billion dollars yearly in costs, arguing alcohol wounds families and workers, with a quoted Lloyd George line declaring England fights Germany while drink is a deadly foe.
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Cad
United States
Allywa Breweries
Lloyd George
Germany
Austria
America
Wear Wilson on Their Caps in French Troop Flag Memo
Sioux City Journal notes Akron residents Prof. H. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, former M E church pastor, aiding American troops in advance of Paris. Mrs. Campbell reports Campbell returning from the front with a regiment of troops and hopes for leave to visit. They await Germany’s next move as plans remain uncertain.
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Sioux City Journal
Farmer
Akron
H. Ci. Campbell
Mazer's Tooth Specialty buys old teeth and more
MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY purchases old false teeth, broken or not, offering 2.00 to 35.00 per tooth. They pay actual value for diamonds, old golf clubs, silver and bridge-work, asking mail-in parcels to Philadelphia for cash by return mail.
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Mazer
Uth Street
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