Washington Ancestry Traced Back to Richard III Era
The lineage of George Washington is traced to Augustine Washington born in Virginia in 1694 and Mary Bell his second wife born 1704 who died 1789. His grandfather Lawrence Washington was born in Virginia and great grandfather John Washington emigrated from England in 1657 to Virginia. John Washington was a son of Lawrence Washington, rector of Purleigh England, with ancestors including Lawrence Washington of Sulgrave Brington and an early Washington who served Prince Charles. The Washington line is linked to the era of Richard III.
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Washington
George Washington
Prince Charles
Richard III
Forethought and Frugal Wisdom in Everyday Life
Forethought curbs big vexations as readers share tips from Cadwell Ohio writer E W Archer who praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for family use while traveling. An instructor position at the plane is advertised with inquiries to Florence M Berg. Floyd Knudson, son of Mr and Mrs Hi T Knudson, has light scarlet fever and the home is quarantined though the father remains at work.
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E. WW. Archer
Cadwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Floyd
Hi. T. Knudson
Mr.Knudtson
Walt Mason
Arthur S. Kinney
Benedict
Wthel M. Kienworth
Minneapolis
Weing
Miter-Davis Printing Co
Glencoe Enterprise
Trezona
Garber
Ilinois
Strawberry Point
Zona
Decatur
Sue
Eastern Stars
Blue Lodge
Judge Granger
Waukon
Stara
H. S. Hadsel
Chas, Chapman
al Selters
J. W. Wilson
Elgin
Iowa
Marriage of Amundson and Loftsgaard at Cler mont Lutheran
Emma Josephine Amundson and Theodore Loftsgaard will wed at Clermont Lutheran church Saturday at three o clock with Rev. T J Hjorthom officiating. A reception follows at the bride’s parents home. The notice also reports Elgin Savings Bank wall progress, local travel plans, wartime draft concerns, car dealer moves, storefront painting, a baby chick feed ad, and Priscilla Club activity.
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Emma Josephine Amundson
Theodore Loftsgaard
Clermont Lutheran
T. J. Hjorthom
Elgin Savings Bank
Kiple
John Lehman
Celia
Grand Junction
Colorado
Frank Knowles
Sam
H. T. Knudtson
Waterloo
H. T
T. A. Roland
Schumacher
Welber Bros. Mill
Mes
Adolph Weibel
Priscilla Club
Echo section from Miss Myr tle Bryant’s writeup at Wenatchee
A local piece recounts life in Everett Washington with garden scenes and mills. It includes notes on climate flowers and salmon canneries, and contrasts Wenatchee and Seattle. The verse by Walt Mason laments a resident who boos hometown games and taxes.
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Myrtle Bryant
23Rd Street
Hyerette
Washington
Bay Cities
Everette
Cedar Rapids
Seattle
Iowa
Wenat
Wenatche Valley
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Marketed by F. I. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, it claims to cure catarrh by addressing constitutional conditions. Available from all druggists for 75 cents, with a promise of testimonials on request.
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Halls
F.i.cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Rock Island trains restored to Postville on Monday
The Rock Island railroad resumes trains to Postville connecting with Milwaukee line, restoring normal mail service. Decorah has Milwaukee service for over a week, while no date is set for restoring Rock Island service to Decorah.
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Rock Island Railroad
Postville
Milwaukee
Decorah
Rock Island
Ki capapo Worm Killer candy promotes eggs and relief
An unreliable health ad claims dull or pale children suffer worms and touts Ki capapo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy with quick results. The piece also notes Mrs M J Monnahan’s return from a visit in the West Union on Friday.
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M. J. Monnahan
Weet Union
Children Day Program at St Pauls Church Glencoe
A detailed account of the upcoming Children’s Day program at St Paul’s Methodist Episcopal church with a long list of songs readings and contributions by Sunday School students and Rev Cleworth. Also notes on the offerings supporting the building fund and a brief society item.
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St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ Is King
Hughes
Cleworth
Indigestion Remedy Praise Aboard Several Auto Ride
Mrs Q BE Riley MiMon N Chamberlains Tablets praised for indigestion after six months use. Fourteen Masonic lodge brothers took an moonlight auto ride to Higgins and called John Falk to cook steaks at the restaurant for a late supper. Mrs Warren Harrington hosted the Stitehorie Club Thursday afternoon for a delightful gathering of young matrons.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. Q
BE. Riley
MiMon
R. W. Muehrenthaler
Masonic Lodge
Postylile
Higin
John Falk
Warren Harrington
Stitehorie Club
Children’s Day program at St. Pauls church notice
Parents whose children join the Children’s Day program at St. Pauls church are urged to ensure their children attend the last rehearsal promptly this Sunday. Superintendent Mrs Halstenason and her assistants are busy and cannot wait for those who forget to be punctual or who do not show up.
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St. Paul's Church
Halstenaon
Stomach Troubles Solved with Cham berlain’s Tablets
A Wellburg New York druggist endorses Cham berlain’s Tablets as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation in thirty four years of service. Sold by A W Muehenthaler. All U S troops are mobilizing.
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H. Murphy
Wellaburg
N. Y
A. W. Muehlenthaler
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Gus Gunderson
Samuel Mosby Cashier
Max Thoma, Elgin
Florence M. Berg
Edward Selmid
Jesus
Gertrude Grether
Hagzel Habeger
Besse Halstenson
Jovor Groth
Frances Skarshoug
Dalsles
Glaworth
The
Citizens’ State Bank
Earn Schori
F. Becker
Cashier
Bowen & Greenley Elgin, Iowa
U. S
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