Township Citizen Ronne Remembered In Sentinel Notice
An obituary notice recalls Lenendl lh Vvi a longtime resident of Pennsylvanias ster county who served as county treasurer. The piece notes his honesty and civic service, his move from Esh Vel to the township, and requests readers to contribute items for a Friday printing at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheroker
Ronne
Lenendl
Ster County
Penn
Ananda
Mra
Eman Neeiearmer
Lillian
Evaline Blacaser
Eshvel
Pennaslvantn
Death of Fiona of the Father Jin Cherokev
Fiona of father Jin Cherokev passed away on February 1908 at 2:80 am from tuberculosis. She was unmarried and survived by mother, one brother Claud At Smith, and four sisters Blanche Suale Mrs A Wiwoko and Mrs L E Appleyard. Funeral by Rev Campbell Smith residence at two o'clock this afternoon. Interment at Onk EMIt cemetery in the family lot where mother was laid weeks earlier. The family expresses sympathy to all in their affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiona
Jin Cherokev
Mainther
Claud «At
Campkins
Seed corn testing urged to improve spring planting
M. L. Bowman from Iowa State College appeals to Town farmers to test every ear of corn used for seed. He warns weak seed reduces yields and notes seed must be thorough to ensure large, plump kernels. Farmers should verify seed supply before spring work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bowman
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
The Old World and the Wis by Col. Bryan travel narrative
The article reviews a new travel book “The Old World and the Wis” by Col. William Jennings Bryan. It highlights its 261 illustrated engravings from photos taken for the publication, its broad cultural study, lack of political stance, and Bryan’s prominent public status. It notes rapid demand, four editions in months, and special low retail pricing through Thompson Publishing Company of St. Louis with subscription sales opportunities.
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Wnok
Tle
Europe
Hhy Aa
Mfe
Earth
Pen
Col
Bryan
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Thompson Publishing Company
St. Joula
Paper Telegraph Poles From Pulp Claim New Tech
A fragmentary note describes serviceable telegraph poles made of paper pulp. Poles are hollow rods formed around a core, with tallow and other materials mixed in small quantities. Lighter and stronger than wood, they resist rain and dampness and may extend pole life.
Eyes Need Care and Proper Glasses, Optician Warns
In this age of heavy screen and reading demands, eye strain rises. Even good vision can hide serious trouble, headaches from strain can trigger nervous issues, and expert optical work offers protection and guidance. PF S Fame from Spencer Iowa invites correspondence and referrals to physicians if glasses aren’t needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Fame
D. Spencer
Iowa
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