Harold Daggett dies in Boise Idaho at thirty
Word of Harold Daggett death in Boise Idaho on January 3rd after several days ill with pneumonia following Spanish influenza. He was son of Frank Daggett, married two years ago to Viola Maxwell of Boise, survived by his father and brother Maynard Daggett and sister Mrs Thomas Kruieg of Boise. A brother Hubert preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements not given. father left for Boise Friday night.
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Harold Daggett
Boise
Idaho
Frank Daggett
Viola Maxwell
Maynard Daggett
Thomas Kruieg
Boies
Hubert
Local Briefs Highlight City Visitors and Meetings
Carrol Keese of the Brooklyn Navy Yards visits relatives in the city. Mrs. A. Fulton returns home in Glasgow after visiting her daughter Miss Ethel. Miss June Chidhester spends the day in Lockridge. Mrs. E. Lamme and Miss Zua Bates of Pleasant Plain visit enroute to Ottumwa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Liblin visit Kilbourne. Gaumer returns from Des Moines on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Quinn back in Ottumwa after visiting Mrs. Quinn’s mother Elizabeth Tucker. Hiram Heaton returns home from a city visit. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tracy of Brookville visit. Attorney C. G. Sparks of Batavia on business. Thoma & Son invoicing with a public announcement to follow. Prof. Janette of Oskaloosa in the city for a Fourth Regimental Band rehearsal. A marriage license issued to Thomas Dorothy and Thelma Gill. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Curray depart for Los Angeles for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and son visit Mrs. Smith’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bair return to Farmington after visiting. Mrs. James Welday ill with Spanish influenza. third family member affected. Raymond Pollock in town from Camp Dodge for several days.
G A Castile Named as Councilman
The City Council elected Gus A Castile as alderman at large to succeed the late Frank Simpson. The action was taken at the meeting last night and Castile is seen as a citizen active in public concerns.
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Gus A. Castile
Frank Simpson
Castile
Ottumwa Plans Memorial Auditorium Honoring World War Veterans
Ottumwa Commercial Club backs a memorial coliseum for World War soldiers and sailors. Architect G. M. Kerns drafts a 288 by 126 foot building for 5000 in the auditorium with arena lower floor galleries light windows banquet room offices and surrounding exhibition stalls.
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Ottumwa
Kearns
Paul Wilson Hurt When Sled Riding
Paul Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson was injured last evening about five o clock. A runaway team hitched to a bad sled struck the sled he rode causing him to be thrown. A horse kicked him on the left leg near the knee.
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Paul Wilson
Fred Wilson
Germans Flee From Alsace As War Moves Force Expands
Paris reports Colmar in Alsace sees a mass exodus toward Germany. The departures include Mine Muntzinger widow of a prominent barrister, photographer Volkmann, District Judge Richard, Mme von Mellenthin and daughter, Professor Gneisee once famed as Knatchke, two doctors, a judge of an appeal court, and the military governor. They have permission to leave Metz and will have furniture sent later.
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Paris
Colmar
Alsace
Germany
Temps
Metz
Money to Loan on Farms and on City Property
Thoma and Thoma advertise available loans on agricultural and municipal properties. They invite inquiries from farmers and city property owners seeking financing options and terms.
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Thoma & Thoma
Normal Training examination dates and teacher eligibility notice
Normal Training examination will be held January 15 16 and 17. Teachers holding normal training certificates must take at this time if they desire to raise their average. Regular teacher's examination will be held January 29 30 31. Teachers must file by February 5. Names of all racial eighth graders eligible to take the examination held at the Court House February 27 28 at 9 00 o'clock. June Chilestaer County Supt.
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Court House
O'Elow
Chilestaer
Dissolution of Spaulding and Raible Cigar Firm in Fairfield
The partnership of W. C. Spaulding and F. M. Raible doing business as F. M. Raible in Fairfield Iowa has dissolved by mutual agreement. All debts owed to the firm are to be paid to F. M. Raible and all debts of the firm will be paid by him. Dated January 3 1919.
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W. C. Spaulding
F. M. Raible
Faireld
Iowa
Fairfield
W. C. Spalding F. M. Raible
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Boise, Idaho
T. E. Campbell
Keosauqua
Carrol Keese
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. Fulton
Glasgow
Miss Ethel
June Chidhester
Lockridge
E. Lamme
Zua Bates
Pleasant Plain
Fred Liblin
Kilbourne
C. Gaumer
Des Moines
Mrs
Ben Quinn
Mrs. Quinn
Elizabeth Tucker
Hiram Heaton
Glendale
City
Marion Tracy
Brookville
C. G. Sparks
Batavia
Thoma & Son
Janettte
Oskaloosa
Thomas Dorothy
Stockport
Thelma Gill
Salem
J. A. Curray
Los Angeles Calif
Howard Smith
Little Son of
John Bair
Farmington
Orville Johnson
James Welday
West Burlingtontreet
Raymond Pollock
Ordnance Department
Camp Dodge
G. A. Castile
A. J
Boyd
Chicago
Paris Exposition
France
Yoder
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Lumbago
Masterolead
Roth&co
Unerich’s
Unkrich
Matinee
Monroe Salisbury
Herbert Rawlinson
Sale
Cc. E. Anderson
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