Weather Forecast Warns of Extended Storms Into May
Prof Foster forecasts vigorous storms and Breach activity of electric forces through May, with a lull then return in August and October, mirroring weather from last August to October. April dangers center on the 14th with two storms risking levees in the east and west. Also reported a double calf born near Ed Gl MeSweehey farm northeast of the city, to be mounted by a taxidermist after exhibition at Massin & ey in Oelwein.
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Prof
Foster
Massin & Ey
Oelwein Regisister
Wanted Special Representative for Older Business House
Wanted special representative in this county and adjoining territories to advertise an old established business with solid financial standing. Salary $31 weekly plus expenses paid each Monday by check from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when needed. Permanent position. Address Blew Brothers Guay Monon Flag Chicago IL.
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Blew Brothers
Chicago
Council Proceedings and Local Health Actions
Town Council minutes from Ever, March 19 1804 and March 21 1904 describe a special meeting to appoint a presiding officer during a quarantine for scarlet fever and to authorize payments for affected families. Reported gas exposure injuries at a wood shop. two men revived with doctors’ help. Also notes about a Saturday dance at Elkader Opera House, a Democratic caucus call, and local social notices with names and places.
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Clark
Patterson
Schori
Phillips
Lehman
C. Lehman
Hugh Patterson
T. J. Capper
C. BE. Green
Everm
Iowa
Capper
Board of Health
Allen Ct. Rennison
M. D
Green
B. Green and Family
Lehman Schori
Geo
Peter Moyer
Louis Staub
Staub
Meyer
Chas
Schoch
Stan
Mr. Meyer
Mortuary notices from Elgin and area obituaries
Obituary items list deaths of Fred Sutter born 1868 in Switzerland died 1901 near Elgin, and Helen Anguaty Webb born 1848 near Janesville died 190? in Brainard Iowa. Also mentions a long war veteran from the 38th Town and a Heman Homanan born 1655 in Ohio. Entries note wives, children, and church funeral details.
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Fountains County
Indiana
I. W. Reed
Brainard
Margaret Conner
Rose Eed
German Baptist Church
Stoeckmann
Elgin
Nelson
Nebraska
George
Clermont
Rose
Fred Sutter
Canton Berne
Switzerland
Cliayton County
Fayette County
Ruachel Schneider
Apostolic Church
Mary Bavangartner
Rosa Jacobs
Rudolph
John
Helen Anguaty
Webb
Janesville
Wisconsin
C. A. Reidal
Ohio
Thompson
Reidal
Iowa
Juhn Martin
Win, Vinton
Tawny
Deaths and marriages echo across Elgin and Clermont
Obituary notices from Elgin and New Hampton recount the deaths of a respected Elgin resident and George Fertig, plus a widowed, childless man and two sons. Wedding news reports John Wander and Christona Michaels wed near Clermont, with blessings and community activity noted. Church services, Easter programs, and local mourners marked the week.
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Hampton
Elgin
L. E. Trent
George Fertig
Decenged
Germany
Charles City
George Vortig
Miung l
Dhunhe
George
Madison
Wisconsin
Frank
L. E. Treat
Financial report of the Ladies Cemetery Association of Eton
The L C A Ladies Cemetery Association of Eton, Town presents a semicannual financial report covering August 81, 1904 to April 1, 1904. Disbursements include cemetery use, blank books, fence paint, social event expenses, rent, programs, law mower, and secretary supplies totaling 2789. Public thanks are given to Phillips and Guhring for donated fence posts and to supporters for ongoing fund-raising and sales of cook books.
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Thanderaighei Ananas Committee
Deving
Lie Seoratury
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Eton
Town
Tha
Inulagives
Alos Social
Nolo
Warbel & Gehring Law Mower
Weibel & Gehring Janes Wire
Albert
Phillips and
Guhring
Appleman Remembered for World Fair Postal Display
E W Appleman of Dubuque and Clermont will represent the railway mail service at the St Louis World’s Fair. He will oversee the mail cars and postal display with a $43000 six month salary. Appleman, a Clermont resident and Postville figure, is related to local residents and well known in Postville.
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Dubuque
E.W. Appelman
Chamberlain
St. Loura
Appleman
Mr. Appleman
Clermont
Postville
Guy, Larrabea
F. A. Meyer
Postville Review
Notice to Patrons and Market Hours Change
The notice states the meat market will open at 10 o clock on Sunday for anvon and will remain closed on Monday mornings. F O Dinghes of the Elgin Bone was dropped off between trains. A brief business deal is acknowledged with Mr Hugohts and a planned visit to several points along the Mississippi for interest, during the coming days.
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F. O. Dinghes
Elgin Bone
Huoghts
Cuttenberry Press
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Royal Tailors
Berg
T. J. Gapper
Queensware
Ayer
Buckinghant
Pruggietach
Halle
Council Proceedings
Carpenter
Opera House
Dewey
Faneuil Hall
Hynals
Stock Exchange
Qi Domb
Elath P.m. i
Schmid & Son
West Union
Mrs. Lawerence Marhellar
Eter Martelliag
Hol Kingman
William J. Cain
Lows
Heny Homanan
Anna Bohanass
oHregor, Tai
Mare
Gus Gunderson
Our City
Stoackmann
Georout
ERTIG
M. E
German Baptist
Union Sunday School
U. B
Father Smith
John G. Wander
Christona Michaels
Mrs. Wander
John Christ, Jr
Gunder
Financial Report OF the
Memberslis Ct Ae Serenade
Site
Tote
Gale
Loi
Cook
Sera
Ady
Vook
Bool
Rat" Appleman
Soux Fairs
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