Obituary fragment for Holstein resident at Silver Church
Funeral services were conducted for a deceased Holstein resident at Silver Church with interment at a local cemetery. Attending were Cooper Dial, Mas Shiner Dial, and other family members. A surviving sister, Mes Etta Dil of Gute FO TM, was mentioned along with two siblings and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein
Wosta
Holstess
Delgieu
Etta Dil
Second Fire Starts Story of Incendiary
A second fire reported in the town involved a warehouse and hay storage, with flames reaching a fishery and causing extensive damage. The arsonist remains unidentified as investigators search for clues. A local witness described seeing flames and smoke rising near the McGlook dining resort as hay bales burned.
HIAWATHA STORY INTERPRETATION AND RECEPTION
Fragmentary text references a Hiawatha tale with mentions of characters such as Chet and Lon ganglellos. It notes a planned presentation and points to a literary analysis context with uncertain readability and incomplete OCR.
Church News highlights local Christmas events and services
The weekly notices list multiple area churches Evangelical Methodist Free and Good Hope with pastors and planned activities. Sunday school, Sabbath services, and community gatherings are scheduled, with emphasis on Christmas celebrations and district meetings through late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethodist Episcopal Church
A. C. Acheson
Lee
Pognun
Good Hope Church
Davies
Pes
Siristh Vegnesten
Man Dies After Wrong Daug Incident Sunday Morning
J. Maw born January 20 1848 in Clarion county Pennsylvania, died hours after distress while seeking relief from an ailment. He was married in 1874 and left behind relatives. An incident occurred near a rural area north of Siolstemn where a tragic misadventure is reported.
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Siolstemn
Meath
Clarion County
Penussivame
Oktee
Alla
Callahan
Largepy
Battle Grese
Powers
Ida County
Gaylord Bros
Ida Grose
Ida
Holstein
Varleton
Ray
Varela
Aurelia
Mable Vonard
M.namacn
Gul
Cherok
Che Nord
Contal
Philip Schutt
Mavens Fell
Stollow
Caryons
Ull
Viter
Correctionsille
Sears
Glen Clintman
Michael O Dorherty
Danbury
John Gustafson
Line Rapids
Gustafson
Anton Johnson
Tomson
Corce
Pilot-Tribune
Cartes
Lonville Hist Serionl
Eathiedl
T. W. McConkey
Scnaller
Cherokee High Debaters Clash In Town Hall Meeting
Cherokee high schools hold a debate tomorrow night at the Pelininay debate hall with teams chosen by Tre Gagteerianville. The question: Resolved that the movement for the pacifist should be supported. Cherokee has the affirmative and last year won the statewide contest. Debaters include John Madison George SouthweN Lawn Castle and Roy TNL with faculty oversight by Progas Brown.
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Cherokee High Schools
Town Wall
Ui Lere
Tre Gagteerianville Bleh
Towa
Charnkey
Cherokee
John Madison
George Southwen
Lawn Castle
Walmer Rink
Roy
Tnl
Ten Days To Xmas Helps At Local News Office
A fragmented notice from a newspaper page describes a holiday drive at the Phe News office. It mentions donations and a request for support, with unclear names and figures but a community appeal for contributions.
Enjoyable program by the Dietrics delight audience
The versatile Mr and Mrs Dietrie presented a varied program featuring a warm opening with humorous moments and clever feats. Mrs Dietrie assisted in musical numbers while Mr Dietrie performed a memorable xylophone showcase and a final curtain piece that pleased the crowd despite waning tastes.
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Dietrie
Wd Mes
Dietriv
Fragmented Local News From Sibley Gazette Patchwork
The item mixes injuries and notices across towns as individuals suffer the aftereffects of accidents. Names include Rev W A Thiusen of Larchwood, Mrs Lanri TMicon of Kingston, and Dr and Mrs Sutin of Chemkhee. References to bank operations, a postal save store, and Mapleton ice cream venture illustrate a brief, eclectic local notices page.
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Chater Okeerhoens
William Nowe
Lanri Tmicon
Kingstey
Cman
Eale Pulman
Sibley Gazette
W. A. Thiusen
Larchwood
Congregational Church
Flat Place
Victor Torseren
Wlingis Central Inudee
Cherokee
Cher
Store Closed by Creditors After Illness and Fire Sale
The long troubled Nellis & Young general store, once run by Mr Sells after George Young’s death, has been padlocked as creditors press demands. Illness and a recent operation crippled management, prompting voluntary bankruptcy and an assets liquidation likely by auction next week.
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GB. Nellis
Ted
Nellis & Young
Sells
George Young
Nellis
Gli Laub
S. Maced
Bat Carson
Bat Carson, Preie, Scot & Co
Chicago
Kia
Ubon
Oy Lette
For Sale Items and Local Goods Listings
For sale items include Buff Orpington cockerels and quotes from A F Fairchild about hay and wood. Also listed are oak wood for sale at $2.40 per stick, baled hay at 60 cents per bale, and a note about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by B WoL Mal of Waverly. Sold by C C Yockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphington Cockerels
Mnamry
D. Castle & Tros’s. Jewelry
Gale
B. Wol Mal
Waverly
Finnly
Chamberlain
C. C. Yockey
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