Obituary of George Omer Palmer from Iowa farm life to Straw berry Point
George Omer Palmer born October 18 1871 in Highland Iowa died April 3 1929 at Strawberry Point Iowa after months of illness. He farmed in Maynard Oelwein Strawberry Point and Arlington leaving a wife Georgia Chase and two children Vibert and Mrs Bossie Opperman. Survived by seven sisters and an aunt with four grandsons. Services in M E Church Strawberry Point conducted by Rev Elwick, burial in Strawberry Point cemetery.
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George Omer Palmer
O. A
Matilda L. Palmer
Highland
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Maynard
Oelwein
Arlington
Georgia Chase
Vibert
Bossie Opperman
Reginald
Eugene
Merle
Burnell Opperman
Hattie Enyart
Jennie Guyer
Frank Bing
Mary Palmer
Waterloo
Adela Quivey
Los Angeles
Cal
Lyda al
M. E
Elwick
Mrs Simon O Neill Dies After Gall Stone Operation
Mrs Simon O Neill died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Cedar Rapids following gall stone surgery. She leaves husband three children an aged mother and large family. Funeral was Saturday at St Patricks Cedar Rapids with burial there.
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Rosanna Boyle
Simon O’neill
St. Mary's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Fanny Ellen Boyle
Boyle
West Union
Frances
Robert James
Frank
Marie
Joan
Pleasant Valley
Union Township
Charley
James
Estherville
Mary Foley
Arizona
Elizabeth
Dubuque
Anna
O'Neill
St. Patrick’s Church
Anna Boyle
Elizabeth Boyle
G. H. Berry
Behind the Scenes of a Standard Oil CBS Concert Broadcast
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana presents the Chicago Symphony Orchestra each Sunday evening. About seventy five performers fill the studio while fifty technicians prepare the program, scripts, and live production. The full process spans music selection, editorial approvals, rehearsals, and on air coordination with engineers and a Morse network to ensure clear transmission.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
National Broadcasting Company
Frederick Stock
Dr. Stock
Chicago
NBC
Standard Oil Company of
Len Kaney
Stock
Standard Qi] Company
New York City
Central States Denied Franchise In Record Vote
Sumner residents rejected Central States Company electricity franchise with 582 against and 421 for, 12 spoiled ballots, a 161 vote margin. Municipal Utilities lost 22 votes from three weeks ago. Central States gained 64. Court action likely. power company has a year remaining on its franchise. Local notes include weekend visits and travels of Eniel and Gehring families.
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Sumner
Central States Company
Municipal Utilities
Central States
Municipal Utilities Co
Sumner Gazette
Practical Home Care Tips For Families In Spring
A home guidance piece advises easy dress fastenings for children, sun exposure for newcomers, and sun protection with shade hats. It emphasizes protective foods like fruits and dairy, hygiene to curb dirt, and keeping milk refrigerated at or below 45 degrees F to prevent bacteria. It also notes local news such as Minerva Weibel's throat infection and family updates including Ed Conner's Forest City road work and George Snyder securing cemetery mowing duties.
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Minerva Weibel
Chicago
Ed Conner
Forest City
Abe Fox
Elgin Furniture Store
George Snyder
J. J. Snyder
Elgin Cemetery
George
Orpha Lehman
A. M. Weibel
State Senator Refuses Extra Pay Amid Budget Contention
Senator W. H. Klemme of Winneshiek-Howard district declines a $500 expense allowance during the forty third general assembly, stating he will not cash the check to avoid unfairly increasing salaries. He cites the golden rule and vows to maintain fairness. James Powers of Independence visits the area over the weekend with his family. A farm listing advertises 450 cultivated acres with good buildings and solid location offering favorable terms through John A. Risk, Fargo ND.
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W. H. Klemme
Winneshiek-Howard
Fayette County to See Fewer Teacher Surplus Next Year
County Superintendent L. G. Meyer says Fayette County rural schools have 21 teachers signed up for next year out of 116 positions. Indications suggest a smaller surplus of teachers than in previous years, per Argo Gazette.
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L. G. Meyer
Fayette County
Meyer
Argo- Gazette
Gamble's Stores lamp sale ad at Oelwein
Theo L Olson has been sick and in bed the past week. Save on your house lamps at Gamble's. New lamps give you all the light you pay for, 25 and 40 watt 110 volt, 16c. 16 50 watt 2 volt. 20c. Gamble's Stores, 118 Frederick St., Oelwein.
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Theo. L. Olson
Gamble’s
Frederick St
Oelwein
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Elgin
America
Central States Power & Light Corporation
Standard Oil CO
Josephine Eniel
Hazel Gehring
U. S
Eniel and
Fred Gehring
Fred G. Gehring
Chas Gehring
The
City Drug Store
Weibel Mill CO
Elgin, Iowa
Cour
General Motors
gore _ ee
Flint, Mich
Spor Cabriote
Phe Cams Landiu
Chevrolet
John Falb
James Powers
Independence
Towa
John A. Risk
Fargo
North Dakota
Elgin Echo
Costa