Underwood Ends Life At Cedar Rapids Home
Frank A Underwood drank four ounces of carbolic acid Monday afternoon, leaving a note to his wife and parents. He was found dead in his room in Cedar Rapids, with officials citing addiction to the dope habit as a motive. a private funeral is planned, and his death affects his wife, parents, siblings, and friends.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Ainderwood
Cedars Rapids
Cecar Rapids
Lingle
Beuth Fifth Street
Minnie
Eccased
Frank Underwood
Amines Legh
Dairy Cay
State College
Dlah
Prother
Boston Store to Open in Ames
An Ames town notice describes a new general merchandise store opening by Tilden Store Co. The report mentions visitors and locals, including Miss Kistler, Mr. Siverly, and the Williams and Morsin families, with several trips and social visits noted. The piece references near Kelley and dairy department students.
Correction Affects Ty The
An unclear correction notice appears from a Vigan region item and references a whitehead entry. The readable portion mentions a person and location but lacks full context and dates.
Nevada Boosters Tour Appeals for County Picnic
A stray clump of OCR text shows Nevada boosters advertising a county town picnic in August. Mentions Mrs C W Smith and Maxwell from Clinton visiting, a heavyweight event, and local notices about auctions and sales amid a cluttered page.
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Amee
C. W. Smith
Maxwell
Clinton
Mr. Smith
Mes. AU
Len Morris Appointed Chief To Merrin War Council
The city council reveals Len Morris as chief to Merrin ward. The Gatewood fire team has shown readiness in this role. Mary Linley died at her home Wednesday morning at 1 o clock. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Mary Linley
Death of Infant Edmund A Hagen in Slater
Edmund A Hagen infant son of S C Hagen of South Washington Ave died Tuesday morning of cholera infantum. Funeral held at the family home at two oclock yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev Wee of the Lutheran church of Slater. Interment was at Ames cemetery.
Fewer Rodney PMs Marketed as Health Tonics
Unclear text describes supposed healing tonics labeled Rodney PM alleging kidney and urinary benefits. Claims include antiseptic and uric acid solvent effects and antimicrobial properties. Sold by druggists, though passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Rodney
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F. A. Underwood
Tike
Bert Munden
Art Reasoner
Battie
Bert Muncen
Ames
Kelley
Story County
W. O Brien Wal
Farmer Burne
Joan Reimer
Tery Eer
Liek
Feank
Fess
Hide
O. Mashuleiy
Boston
Tilden Store Co Bact
Miss Kistler Aunifetitar
Vikitipe Ier Boather
Pues AG Hoern
Mei
Wytpletie
Ste of
Metz
Wien
Vin
Wil Ziuitoeruiin
Siverly
Munler
Aini
Rovenfeld
Amer
Fee Nedredge
Mir
Ana Mrs. Lewis
Clare
Ralph Morsin
Aimey
Jay Freed
Das
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TNE
Nevada
Boosters
the Times
Waltner
Guy Foe
Fiesserd & Or
Ward Daily
Wallace Gossard
Uim
Sn i. B.sreee Pit
Tes Merb
Bacou
Mravhane
Rom Street
Candia
Att Smlay
Rita Terendy and
Werksietd Eit
Ty Dante Vince
Tilden
Bare Lou
Tildenis ii
Len Morris
Merrin
Mrs
Mary Bailey
Wan Nropriese
Porretey
Sim
Gutsil
Edmund A. Hagen
Ames Auto and Supply Toms
Barbour, Prop
Main Street
Ames Savings Bank
Ames, Aowa
Aes
E. C. Wonderlich
Main
C. Sorenson
Degdse
Andl
Iné Uti
Tinian Vellyvery
A. B. Maxwell, M. D
Annies Savinus Bank
Earl B. Bush, Ph. G
M.D
Hee
Baker’s Jewelry Store
Riewen
Ames, Iowa
J. F. Tilden
Oostina
E. H. Graves
Mutual Insurance
M. H. Kelso
Story Coeat
Ban
James E. Adamson, M. D
As¢D
Dall Ave
Hh. WaTone
Abes
Ben G Budge
M. D
Hamilton Biock
DR. G. J, Snyder
Uilicas Otes
Uru
Matsa
Matual
Clara McConnell
Electratys
Dasntener, MacCantrey
Attorneys At Law
Amre Ovary
Story County Bank
Hal Crane
Dok North Bhate
Atues, Iowa
Jennie G Yhrist
M. F
Drs, Ghrist
Ghrist
Physicians & Surgeons
Glasbes
Ononadga St
Ali
Mutua
Shane
Gilce
Bright
Cagwin's Drug Store
Underwood
Walter Canaday
Ovator Oyabung Fon National Cane Mes
Iowa
Ap Amer Hotel Casa Office
Aiescd
Notary Ena Stenogranher
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