Sudden Death Of James Welch In Pleasant Ridge
The Dover township death occurred after a mistaken ingestion of carbolic acid following a medical visit to Rochester with his daughter. James Welch of Pleasant Ridge near Wadena, born 1863 in Killkany Ireland, died after neighbors aided his wife Nell and children. He left a wife and seven children, buried March 28 1919 at Wadena Catholic church. Card of thanks from the family expresses gratitude for sympathy and aid received.
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James Welch
Pleasant Ridge
Wadena
Rochester Minn
Nell
Chas
Father
James Raffie
Mr. Welch
Killkany
Ireland
Fayette Co
Nellie Murphy
Welch
The Reporter B Payne Company Publication Note
The Reporter B Payne & Co publishers charge $1.50 per year. The issue is issued Thursday and entered at Fayette Town post office as second class mail matter.
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B, Payne & CO
Publisuers
Fayette Town
Buon Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
West Union Iowa March 1 10 Editor Fayette Reporters announce Hanky G Buon is a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican Primaries decisions.
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West Union
Iowa
Fayette
Hanky G. Buon
Wadena Community Life Notes From Winter Week
Wadena and vicinity see weather challenges on mail routes with snow banks ice and thawed sleighing. Local guests Lizzie Huffman Grace Smith visit Enoch Wheeler home. revival meetings at Union church continue under Rev Moore. twenty new members join. School notes praise Grace Smith and Grace Hoffman, musical recital joy, and Mamie Shepherd progress. roads improve near town though distant routes remain rough.
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J. Whittenbaugh
Wadena
Lizzie Huffman
Grace Smith
Dakoa
Enoch Wheeler
Naoma Walters
Maple Grove
Harrington
Union Church
J. & Moore
Bert Jennings
James Cox
Nugs
West Union
Mamie Shepherd
Farms Exchange Residents In One Week At Local Orchards
Smithfield Will Duggan moves to the Day Stevenson farm near Mitchbell school house. Oric Masters locates at the Chas DeBow farm. Clarence Welsh moves to the Oliver Stevenson farm. Bud Metcalf to the Mart Uronk farm. Doe Raw to the Doe Focker farm. Hiner Badger to the vue Lewis Greenough farm. Jesse Chase to the Smith Bros new place. 4. D. Thompson to the old Smith farm. Dilbert Paul to the Jim Paul farm. P. Litvel to the old Belknap farm and others from four distances onto Adams and Davie farms all in one week.
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Will Duggan
Adams
Davie
Mra Hettler
Fayette
West
Observations on Political Economy from Ottumwa to Arkansas
A traveler writes from Ottumwa Iowa recounting a February 10 trip through Monroe Louisiana Pine Bluff and Little Rock describing drastic winter then warm days. He notes rainfall in Monroe and high heat claims 103 to 108 below zero misreadings, below zero in Ottumwa, and observes farming regions with level delta soil valued near 10 to 30 dollars an acre. He criticizes tariffs and trusts, argues farmers pay full taxation while capital escapes, cites wage earners, and reflects on education and the farmer's struggle amid price pressures and surplus markets.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Monroe
Little Rowkark
Little Rock
St. Louis
Monroe la
Pine Bluff
Ark
Frog Hallow
Hendé
J.P. Morgan
Carnegie
Ier
Captaing
Quance
Wust Bay
Young men drift from harbor work seeking other jobs
A fragment notes comfortable but restless young men with light tanks could visit the harbor two or three times weekly and spend money, becoming discontented and seeking better paid positions. mentions a supposed remedy Bier Kidney and Bladder Pills as antiseptic solutions sold by druggists.
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Ail
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Kikader
Our Town
Jobo Whittenbaugh
Johny Murphy
Dunlap
Pat Murphy
Clarksonville
Jua Welsh
Dakota
Grace Hoffman
Wadena High School
Rudy Minger
Merril
Leon Probert
Weat Union
Wadena Opera Hall
Mamie *Shepherd
Plendid
Smithfield
D. Thompson
Laura Paul
Hazel
Inez Maaters
August Mittlestadt
Postville
Mra Doughty
Ladies’ Aid
Harrie Abelig
Misa Alta Lenon
Aurora
Oric Masters Henry Robinson
Elgin
Poul
St. Louie
Mouiton
Appanogse Co
Washington
Simmon
Fayette, Iowa
Dren
Ed Platt
Madison
E.dgewo
Oelwein
New Spring Millinery
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