Hanover Area Notices and Obituary Highlights
D F Grieme owner of an Overland car spends vacation at the Friedrich home in Hanover. Manuel Wehking and Walter Frive return from St Paul Minnesota to visit relatives in Slayton. Mrs Lou Broggeman and Will Moschell attend funeral of Mrs Moschell. Hayes family visit. Obituary notes for Mrs Carl Moschell ne Ludwig born Germany February 1847 came to America aged six, lived in St Louis Chicago Hanover and Galva. She leaves five daughters and four sons, with services at the Galva cemetery.
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Iene Fog
Hanover News
D. F. H. Grieme
Pe Eange
Rock Island
Ilinois
Friedrich
Manuel Wehking
Walter Frive
St. Paul
Késota
John
Peters
Slayton
Minnesota
Cherokee County
Lou Broggeman
Will Moschell
Joward
South
Dakotas
Afs
Moschell
Hayes
White
Dakota
Carl Moschell
Katie Ludwig
Itheastern
Germany
America
St. Louis
Chicago
Hanover
Ers
Gons
Wm. Hoops
Galva
Holtz
Alta
John Layton
South Dakota
Henry Teday
Galva cem‘Tribune
Local Social Notes Include Church Visit and Dance Attendance
The fragment lists last week visits by Henry Hinkledey and families to church. It mentions entertainment at LieMars and socializing with friends, plus a new Ford and farm events. A death in Storm is noted alongside sickness and pendicitis affecting Ed.
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Henry Hinkledey
Hinkledey
Lockow
LieMars
Author Tom Granger Runs Away To Marry Elsa
In Newburgh a young novelist Tom Granger flees family plans and a possible match with Maud Barry-Smith to wed Elsa after confessing his love. His mother and Elsa’s father react as photographers capture the seaside ceremony with public surprise.
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Simon Granger
Maria Granger
Newburgh
Grangers
Simon
Barry- Smiths
Jim Smith
Jim Barry-Smith
Tom Granger
Barry-Smith
Maud Barry- Smith
Mra. Elkins
Elsa
Tom
Maud Barry-Smith
Tommy
Maud
Mrs. Elkins
Mr. Granger
Disa
Risa
Mia
The Old Trundle Bed Remembered by Dayton News
A nostalgic reminiscence describes the trundle bed as a low feather couch shared by many children in small, crowded homes. It explains how the bed rolled out from beneath a regular bed, kept kids safe, warm, and comfortable, making mornings feel instant and days lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton News
Barnacle Good Human Food from Alaska to Friday Harbor
The eagle barnacle Balanus aquila is edible and delicious says Prof. Trevor Kincaid of the University of Washington. It is the largest barnacle, found on Alaska and Pacific coast waters, harvestable in the San Juan Islands. He notes possible markets but warns education is needed. shells serve as ornaments.
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Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Alaskan
Pacific Coast
San Juan Islands
Kincaid
Friday Harbor
Life Jottings Tale Of A Jury Deliberation Water Rule
A Scotland trial anecdote recounts jurors asking for water during deliberations. Lord Mackenzie quips that meat is forbidden but water may be allowed, illustrating legal humor about juror conduct and Scottish jury rules.
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Mackenzie
J. FE. A. Macdonald
Macer
Lord Mackenzie
No clear event reported in Gap Johnson statement
Fragmentary quote from Mr Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge denies any unusual happenings at his house that night. The text shows garbled dialogue and incomplete phrases, making the incident details unclear.
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Gap Johnson
Ridge
Namie
Lost PIs and a Pin Thefts in Riverside Encounter
Peggy confronts a mystic touting fortunes then to get her pin back from a Riverside Drive resident Mr. Cyrus Harding. A surprised reunion follows as the diamond pin linking the pair resurfaces through mistaken exchange and a jewelry misadventure.
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Mma
Cecile
Catherine Barr
Peggy
Lois
Takif's
Graystone’s
Cyrus Harding
Riverside Drive
All a Matter of Theory on Quicksand Danger
The article explains quicksand concepts and factors behind it, contrasting with ordinary sand. It discusses clay or mud layers, trapped gas from organic matter, and surface contact with wet sand, noting how loads tilt objects and swallow them. It recalls Goodwin sands as historic shipwrecks and occasional recoveries.
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Goodwin Sands
When Editor Was Doctor Keene's Bath Journal
The Bath Journal, one of the oldest weekly provincial papers, founded in 1742 by Thomas Roddeley, passed through Keene family ownership. It featured patent medicines sold from its office and editors often paused to dispense pills during writing.
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Keene
Bath Journal
London Times
Thomas Roddeley
Wig
Ruffes
Hoare
John Keene
Keenes
Aboriginal Races and the Question of Classification
An essay openers the debate on where Australian Aborigines fit in the human races. It notes older views placing them with Negro groups, and later ethnologists suggesting Caucasian traits like straight or curled hair and beards align them with Veddahs of Ceylon and Indian hill tribes. The passage questions the correctness of this classification.
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Australia
Ceylon
Hill
India
Effective Silencing Device at Battaly Light Station
The Bureau of Lighthouses installed a saucer shaped steel plate fourteen feet in diameter to deflect fog siren noise toward the city. A vibration reducing asbestos face toward the lake is backed by mineral wool with a four inch air gap. Corrosion risk from sulphur in the wool was guarded against by treatment. The silencing device has cut off much of the undesired sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Lighthouses
Battaly
Sword Swallower in the Navy
Signor Gregorio Carcuitti, a sword swallower and cannonball jugler, offers his services to the United States Marine Corps if a foreign war arises. Recruiting Sergeant Putnam quips about Bosco the tiger eater to bolster the idea of a prepared defense.
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Signor
Gregorio Carcuitti
United States Marine Corps
Bosco
Putnam
United States Tortine Corps
Philadelphia
Weather Sign Mystery Stumps Thomas Warner
The Indianapolis News reports Thomas Warner could not explain a weather sign so he took the signs downtown and put them in a Columbus store window. He owns a white rabbit and three rabbits visited a woman’s home seeking parental care. Two rabbits are snowy white while the third is as black as ace of spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
New York
Newburgh
Metropolis
Tom
Tiling
Fellows
Thomas Warner
Columbus
Indianapoly
Illinois Central timetable notes passenger and freight runs
East bound passenger numbers 16 and 682 at 6 20 p m. West bound passenger numbers 631 16 2 18 p m and 633 6 50 p m with local freight 692 at 8 05 a m and 691 at 4 00 p m. Local freight does not carry passengers.
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K and
Brooke News
Modhis
Ford Weig
Linda Stief
Lesdames Henry
Kohlhagen
Doopel
Shirley Morris
McClure
Eer
Hephtn
Illinois Central
Dr. Bundy
Aurelia
Iowa
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Bank
C. Waddell
J.C. Baumann
Nelsons Restaurant
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