Obituary Notices WAukesha pastor Abe Fatmerithing Spirit
The obituary honors Abe Fatmerithing a pastor who spent 19 years building churches and mission stations in Wisconsin and nearby areas. It notes his move through Towary Ipslander to Fostorth, and his family’s travels. He died Friday July 20 after a long life of service. Services were held with many friends from congregations in attendance.
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Talia
Tigteet
Waukesha
Prairies
Dal
Lennox
Ise
Develo
Sia
Iplesander
Fostorth
Milst Buffalo Center
Lonsehold
Haken
Roy
Aelus
Mer
Zindler
L&trissborger
A. Mank
Hikhart
Elizabeth Schaéky
Seba
Presport
Til
Mir
Waterloo
Aire
G. Yenke
Beanoeller Und Rev
Christ
Mrs Anna Karbo Passes After Pneumonia
Obituary notice for Mrs Anna Karbo of Meath Of Mes, Antu Langland bd, aged 83, mother of Mrs Toe Matwath y bon-ale Wis. Born September 1840 in Sundmore Norway. Married Lars Karbo. They moved in 1881 and had one daughter, Mrs Josephty. Services held at Lithera Satoriey. Family thanks friends for condolences and offerings.
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Ae Meath
Antu Langland
Oney
Sepember
Sdndmore
Norway
Ted
Lars Kars
tMs
Joseph Ty
Airs
Lithera
Catherine Secor Weds Bruce Grippen in Fort Dodge
An announcement notes the marriage of Catherine Secor of Des Moines to Bruce Grippen of Mason City. The ceremony occurred in Fort Dodge on Saturday July 18. The bride will work in Clear Lake for a month. the groom began a Chicago position and the couple will reside after September 1. The bride is related to Des Moines residents and has served as pianist at Park Theater. the groom is son of Alt Grippen and D W Grippen of Mason City and has ties to the D W Grippen Paper Co.
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Catherine Secor
Des Moines
Bruce Gripper
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Prizes Announced for Towa Boys and Girls Show
Iowa junior stock show officials unveiled more than 811,000 in cash prizes for boys and girls, with a baby beef show the largest ever. Some 1,000 youths are expected to participate across cattle swine sheep poultry and farm products, plus daily demonstrations and a grand junior farm pageant.
Abner Flack Laid 70 Rest In Elmwood Cemetery
A fragmentary note reports Abner Flack laid to rest at Elmwood Cemetery on a Friday forenoon. The item references early Buffalo settlers and local names including David Price Robison Herbert Meyer Ty Roberts Rad Woods and Wayne Flack among others in a Methodist account.
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Abner Flack
Elmwood Cemetery
Gooding
Buffalo
David Price
Damaged City Warehouse Fire Contained After Morning Blast
A warehouse in City Ol ntd Grenee caught fire this morning. Authorities feared explosions but the blaze was brought under control after a period of danger. No further details on injuries or exact location are provided.
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Grenee
Visit Dhya the Oar Factory PQ Be Teas 4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a visit to Dhya and the Oar Factory in PQ with teas numbered or labeled four. No clear people dates or events recoverable.
Ledyard Youth Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Lake Woods
Clifford Jenks of Ledyard nearly drowned last Sunday at Woods Lake near Bilmore. He had one standing on shore when his clothes were removed and he was found at the bottom with his feet. He was pulled out and survived briefly, but remained ill from the near drowning experience.
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Clifford Jenks
Ladyard
Bilmore
Fiim
Jenks
Binore A
Goder
Kosguth Recon
Poultry Institute Finds 25 Percent Hens Nonpaying in County
Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports twenty five percent of hens on Wisconsin farms are not paying their board and should not be carried over for next year. Findings describe how to detect a slack layer by pelvis widening during the laying cycle and note poorer layers lay fewer eggs due to earlier cessation of laying.
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Wiknebago County
Blue Velley Creamery ‘Institute
Beneenlling
Ims
Thik
Easléy
Ste
Irving
Operators Strike Amid City Telephones Walkout
Four operators at the telephone office resigned on Monday signaling a general strike. The walkout left the public unaware of the dispute as management scrambled to fill vacant posts.
Program Notes from Chunee GON Mdross Tay Mintorce
Fragmentary OCR reads a program listing with names such as Swenson Forest Herbert and a noon time meeting. It mentions vocal solo and committee roles but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Fee Lediary
Bi Swenson
Forest
Ory
Herbert
Overhaul the Barn Bands in American Dance Culture
A fragmented critique targets barn dances as a lasting American institution. The writer argues for stricter parental guidance and societal intervention to curb perceived dangers from dances and youth outings.
Midwest Lumber Items and Local Workers Mentioned
A fragmentary Midwest lumber note lists names such as Dana out and Albert Yahnke, Klein helping Reuben Davis, Geo Wis, En Yi ke, and Mrs McCook Incky. It mentions cement, lumber, a cement door, a cemetery sand haul, J H Bower, and Dr J H Bower with partial hints of injuries and local labor activity.
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J. Kyafaetin
Dana
Albert’ Yahnke
Klein
Reuben Davis
Alga
Fey
Grotiavis
Kiewiet
Dr. J. H
Legion News and Park Measure Fail to Pass
The text notes a measure in Des Moines proposed to erect a park memorial and to fund it via a charge. Despite enthusiastic support in both houses, the bill failed to pass. A Mr Ray Murray of Buffalo Center is mentioned in relation to the issue.
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Munday
Aiga Yelleun
Legion
Des Moines
Ray Murray
Buffalo Center
Towra
Dei
Fragmentary historical note on state departun image
Vague OCR fragment mentions historical state departun image and names like Lloyd and Murray. Readable parts are limited, but it suggests a caption or note about a picture from a historical department or state archive.
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Rolaing Fae
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Anna Karbo
Toseph Matton
B.grippen
TOWA
Mentiobian Cavnon
Kopofl
Lake
Clifford
Verlin L. Sweeley
Adel
Dalleg
Waa
Fort Madléon
Liars Rapa
Institute
Howard
Rian
The
Manchester
Tinal
Midwest Lumber
American Legion News
Genter
Tow
Murray
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