Passing of Former Resident Mourned in Faulkton
Obituary honors Joseph H. Hays, longtime Faulkton resident and former Faulk County sheriff born October 27, 1862 in Dakota Illinois. The notice recounts his public service, business ventures, family ties, and dedicated charity minded life, ending with a sermon on serving one’s generation.
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Faulkton Advocate
Faulkton
8. D
Joseph H. Hays
Stephenson County
Reuben Mitchell
Dakota Township
Mitchell
Dakota
Ilinois
South Dakota
Faulk County
Same
Margaret Mitchell
Mary Lambert
Greenwood
Wis
Lottie Powless
Detroit
Mich
James G
Akron
Iowa
John L
Galena
Masonic
K. P
Faukton
H. J. Chamberlain
California
Death
Mr. Hays
Hfe
Hays
Remembering a life of service to God and community
A eulogy for Brother Hayes honors a life of service across home, church, Masonry, and civic duties. He is praised for homely kindness, love of children, and steadfast charity, with reflections on his impact on Redfield, the county, and the Methodist church, ending in a call to steadfast faith and hope in the world to come.
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Jesus Christ
Yangon
Manve
Peter
Christ
David
Tie
Job
Hays
Masonic Order
Universal Church of Christ
Tle
Nazarene
Methodist Church
Chrch
Brother Hays
Israel
Redfield
Isaiah
Mary
Jesus
Brother Hayes
Papa
Gladstone
Houses of
Parliament
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Wei
Thih
God
Jordan
Poem Fragment Promises Return and Light Beyond Winter
A fragmentary verse reflects on lonesome winter giving way to May. The speaker longs for home and awaits someone, finding comfort in twilight and night winds, believing all will be well and happiness will come at eventide with a light unseen on land or sea.
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Fen
Constipation Evil and Pile Cure Sold Locally
A vintage medical advertisement warns that constipation leads to piles and affects indoor workers most. It claims only internal treatment strengthens veins and promotes pure blood, promoting Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rcid as the cure with a $1 price, available at a Freeport Illinois dealer or Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York Station B. Write for booklet.
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Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Deanery meets at Rockford for northern Episcopal gathering
Rockford Oct 27. Northern deanery of the Episcopal church opened a fall meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal church. Rev. B F Fleetwood 8 T D of Sycamore gave the introductory address. Rev A B Whitcombe of Dixon spoke on A Rediscovered Church Acadie. Rev W Bohler Walker outlined Along Highways and Hedges. Many rectors attended. Bishop Anderson will miss the meetings.
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Rockford
Epicopet Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
B. F. Fleetwood
T. D
Sycamore
A. B. Whitcombe
Dixon
Acadie
W. Bohler Walker
Fred J. Bate
Freeport
Frank EK
Brandt
Harvard
W. O. Butler
Savanna
Frank C. Sherman
Aurora
Edwin Weary
Sterling
A. B.whitcombe
Chairaster Wilson
Bishop Anderson
Soft glossy hair using Newbro's Herpicide
An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only preparation that kills the dandruff germ. It claims dandruff causes hair loss and that Herpicide cleanses the scalp, prevents shedding, and promotes new growth. A Dickinson, North Dakota man reports glossy hair after use. samples offered for 10 cents postage. Geo. F. Swarts listed as special agent.
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Newbro
E. Dodd
Dickinson
N. D
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Geo. F. Swarts
Ridott notes include visitors and family arrivals
From Our Own Correspondent Ridott Oct 26 Mrs White of Davenport visited at W T Lambs. Mr and Mrs Walter Shockey welcome a baby girl. Mrs J E Fry entertains sister Mrs Mose of Versailles Mo. Carrie Waters visits Rockford relatives. Tavernier family of Polo return home after visiting Ridott. Sam Andre and sons of Dakots visit James Gibler. Hotchkiss is ill. Lee Burd and daughter of Byrd visit Shockeys. Jesse Nichols family spend weekend at Waddlem’s Grove. Krauckenbergs travel to Londen Iowa for brother Kruckenberg funeral. Frank Fry and Carence Rust of Freeport visit Kurtz. Mrs Wm Stemm and daughter Renulah of Dakota visit Ridott. Lillian Lauter-toan visits Mrs Pats in Seward.
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Ridott
Mrs. White
Davenport
Iowa
W. T. Lamb
Walter Shockey
J. E Fry
Mose
Versailles
Carrie Waters
Rockford
John Tavernier
Polo
Sam Andre
Dakots
James Gibler
Hotchkiss
Lee Burd
Byrd
Shockey
Jesse Nichols
Waddlems Grove
Albert Askey
Ellis
South Dakota
Krauckenberg
Christ. Kuckenberg
Londen
Mr. Kruckenberg
Frank Fry
Carence Rust
Freeport
Chas. Kurtz
Wm. Stemm
Renulah
Dakota
Lillian Lautertoan
David Pats
Seward
German Valley Notes Remark on Local Events
German Valley correspondent reports the Dorcas society will meet at Mrs. Cordes’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. John Borehers and son Frank returned from a western trip. Republican rally set for Rommel’s ball. Democratic rally planned for next Wednesday. Painter Meyer visits as a Frencport caller. Heerman wears a chin protector and forecasts a cold winter. Local residents plan social events around Thanksgiving. Willing Workers to cheer at Mrs. Margaret Buttel’s home. Ladies' Aid to meet at Mrs H W Brockmeier’s. N H Janssen received a carload of hard coal and the German Valley Lumber Co. a carload of posts last week.
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German Valley
Dorcas Society
The
German Valley Lumber Co
Ladies With Tender Feet Relieve with Nurse Shoes
A local advert promotes nurse shoes from E. and W. Clothing Howse featuring hand turned soles and rubber heels priced at $1.50, inviting women to visit the shop for relief.
Republican meetings announced across Stephenson County
A schedule lists Republican gatherings from October 27 to October 30 at venues in Orangeville Florence Station Winslow Ridott Lena Rock Grove and Kent with speakers including J. C. McKenzie L. H. Burrell R. Tiffany R. J. Carnahan R. P. Eckert Henry Sherman Boutell and others.
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Stephenson County
Orangeville
Snyder's Hall
J. C. McKenzie
Ll. H. Burrell
O. R. Zipf
Florence Station
Woodman Hall
R. R. Tiffany
Chas. H. Green
R. J. Carnahan
R. P. Eckert
Winslow
Gettle Hall
L. H. Burrell
J. H. Burrell
A. J. Clarity
Charles H. Green
Stephen Rigney
Rock Grove
Moyer's Hall
John C. McKenzie
R. P. Kekert
Kent
Children’s sleeping garments at new store sale
Brok hausen and Hill advertise children’s sleeping garments at two cents in the new store catalog. The note lists a date code 10 23d Iw, suggesting a limited time offer or stock update rather than a specific event.
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Brokhausen & Hill
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Republican Committee
L. Burchard
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Harness Sale
Jacob Molter
Koenig Furniture Co. House Furnishers
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