Infant Bigier of Wadena Dies After Brief Illness
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigier of Wadena, born July 19, 1855, died Sunday morning aged six months and several days after a brief illness of cold and pneumonia. Survived by parents and siblings Bobb Kenneth Jminus Mary, with services held Monday afternoon. burial in Wadena cemetery.
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Kenneth
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Mary
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C. S. Flower
Roy Leoshar
H J. Aesohuman
Wadena
Sindy Clad
Jan IQ
Roy Leorhart
George Fay
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Eyal Whitrnbaugh Mer
Crandat
Jan
Mary Berric
Berrios
Jo Reoredy
Doe
Clack
Borgel
Warreete
Wits
Tinta
Sammons
Bea Wolk
Sheesree
Just Plain Mad Hella Doctor Brows Mes Ceasi Dm
Fragmented overheard dialogue describes confusion about Deke and Deter Brown with garbled names and phrases. Readers sense chaotic debate on actions, tone suggests bitter humor or critique of miscommunication and social strain in a tense setting.
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Deke
Deter Brown
Weil
Aemalic
Fragmented Sports Brief Improves 2 Period Basketball
A damaged OCR item notes a two period basketball game with several teams. The text mentions Ed Posters and a DPE award or action and a past period, but readable details remain unclear about participants scores or outcomes.
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Pioneer Resident Ole Thorson Dies at 73 in Marion Township
Ole Thorson born June 7 1866 Clermont township died at his Marion township home January 24 1940 aged 73 years 7 months 17 days. He had been ill two weeks funeral services were held January 26 conducted by Rev E E Ramsey with a church sextet and pallbearers named. survivors include four children and numerous relatives.
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Ole Thorson
Clermont Township
Marion Township
E. E. Ramsey
Hustler- Beranchur
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Lytess
Almer Amundsen
Merris Jundsen
Hilder Gubertseer
Teva iMsen
Mr. and Mixeson
Ram
George Sod
Henry Peterson
Halvor Olaf Berg
Gus Gubertsen
Carl Halversen
Aone Petite
Amets Faurne
Eimer Lertoc
Bielea Theedors
Biswshoas
Bowe Lustle
Chemre Olser
Thersom
Ethos Chien
Wake
Noir Ther Thersac
Amores
Jets Stsile
Susie Tee
Ace
Greers
Liv
Mies
Hstrersen
Tee Dace Bosthers
Cme
Semderces
Takei
Death of Drayton resident Henry Gregerson in January memories
Henry Theodore Gregerson a Drayton North Carolina resident for many years died at his home early Thursday morning January 5 after a daylong illness. He operated a store in town and was active in the Lutheran church community. Interment followed at Drayton Cemetery with burial at Woodland Cemetery. Survived by a wife and children, the family noted with full obituary details and service arrangements including local pastors and the community.
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Tweewrlnck
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M Ader
Draytom Cemetery
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Raxteed
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Haewy Gregerson
Badger Winn
Cephews
Beary
Clayton Evaniy
Ieee
Guten
Maron Lochests
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Gratitude From Families After Illness and Death
Mrs. Ole Thorson Mrs. Elmer H. Larson and Mrs. Or M Blockhas thank friends and relatives for support during the illness and burial of their husband and father Rev Ramsey. They acknowledge words of comfort singers flowers and memorial wreaths from Aixs Clarence H Olson.
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Ole Thorson
Elmer H. Larson
Or. M. Blockhas
Aixs
Clarence H. Olson
Community Notes From Gunder Area This Week
West Union residents share visits with neighbors and relatives. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Geo Larson, Otto Gisk, Bex McNeil, Gien Larson and family, and the Bong and Wold households. Elmer Olson aided with farm work. Quilt night and factory meetings described. Elections for local groups held. Myron Boog and Stanley Loftsgard moved to work in Fairfield. East Crestmont Luther League program with Marion church tea. Nels Loftsgard recovering at home after illness.
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Henry T. Olson
West Union
Geo. Larson and Son
Otto Gisk
Bex McNeil
Ebs Houg
Gien Larson
T. Kiesa
O& K. Bong
Dozakd
A. Q& Wold
KR Nelson
Myron Boog
Stanley Loftsfard
Pairfeld
S Tock
East Cressomt Lather League
Marion Cometh
Nels Loftsgard
Tme
Lereng Sehacz Family Moves to New Home on South Vire Street
The Lereng Sehacz family relocates to a new residence on South Vire Street after an active incident outside their prior location. Police and local responders arrived promptly, and neighbors reported the activity as a brief disturbance with no injuries.
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Lereng Sehacz
South Vire Street
Argo-Gazette
Tax collectors number in the United States exceeds ten thousand
A statement notes that there are more than 10,000 tax collectors in the United States, excluding filling station operators.
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United States
Illness Notice From Waukon Democrat Reporter
K Griebel of the Waukon Democrat is ill at the Colonial hospital in Rochester Minnesota. The message asks readers to tell them they saw it in the Echo.
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What Flint's Men Think of Nazi Raiders
Baltimore Md members of the exea of the City of Flint express the opinion of the Nazi raiders who captured their vessel during epic cruise. They turn thumbs down on the banner with the pinwheel cross. The City of Flint arrived at Baltimore Saturday January 27. A Nazi flag was hoisted by the prize crew to take the ship to Germany after capture by a German raider, but the ship was freed by Norway.
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