Died By Paris Green After Personal Crisis
Edward Anderson of Wallingford died Saturday in Anderson hospital after taking Paris Green at the L. B. Osher home near Wallingford Friday. He had long ill health and previously endured another poisoning episode. Authorities note he consumed about one third of a new pound of the mixture and died despite medical efforts. Funeral services were held at Wallingford church with interment at Mahlum & Anderson parlors.
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Edward Anderson
Wallingford
Anderson Hospital
Paris Green
L. B. Osher
Emmet
Minnesota
Paris
Mahlum & Anderson Undertaking
Estinerville Democrat
From South Dakota Letters and Egg Records
Joe Peterson of Mobridge writes of plans to prepay subscriptions before a price rise. A report cited Mrs. Weisbroad of Fenton about eggs laid by 80 hens in 1915 totaling 625 dozen. She sold 447 dozen eggs for $114.65 and used 177 dozen for hatching or home use, plus $52.80 in chickens sold, totaling $167.45 from eggs and chickens, about $2 per bird.
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Joe Peterson
Mobridge
South Dakota
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Times
Peterson
Weisbroad
Fenton
Emmet County Boys Return From Norway Delayed by British
Olaf Opsal and Severt Bratland arrive in Estherville en route home to Armstrong after a six month stay in Norway. Their voyage home was delayed by British seizure and two days in Churchill England, then held by a man of war in the Atlantic and subjected to life boat drills in the North Sea. They report wartime changes in Norway, including scarce goods and high prices, with grain and foodstuffs now bought from the United States at higher costs.
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Olaf Opsal
Severt Bratland l
Estherville
Armstrong
Norway
Churchill
England
America
Atlantic
North Sea
Russia
United States
Methodist Church Notes Lent Talks Begin Sunday Series
Lenten talks during passion week outlined with nightly 8 p.m. services on cross themes. Series includes Charity Seven Words Mercy Filial Piety Agony Humanity Perfection True Sonship. Easter program in morning and sermon in evening. Sunday School attendance high but room remains. Pastor A R Cuthbert invites all to join and feel at home.
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A. R. Cuthbert
Truth in Verse and the Constant Advertiser
A concise verse asserts that persistent effort erodes obstacles. The poem contrasts steady water, dog Towser chewing bone, and steadfast advertiser as forces shaping outcomes and earning attention in trade.
First Battle of Guerrero Campaign by Seventh Cavalry
Eyewitness account situates Colonel George A. Dodd and Maj. E. Winans leading troopers in a 425mile, fourteenday march before clashing with Villa’s forces at Guerrero. The Sevenths beat off Mexicans, captured two machine guns, and wounded five troops, with Dodd praising the scrappy, exhausted men who struck first at dawn.
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Villa
Tribune
Robert Dunn
New York Tribune
General Pershing
Seventh Cavalry
George A. Dodd
Dodd
Personing
E. M. Leary
Bachineva
Leary
Rio Santa Maria
Aguascalientes
San Antonio
E. Winans
Thomas Tompkins
Fort Sheridan
Col. Dodd
Alexader L. Dade
Tompkins
Winans
Tompkis
Albert J. Myers, Jr
Fechet
Dallam
Bowlder
Elysio Hernandez
Dade
Niece
Tlwe Villistas
Naard
Torspkins
Dis
Villistas
W. J. Hendricks
Peter G. Hennessey
John Springer Weds Mary Husky in Montana Move
A letter from Judith Gap Montana dated April 5 1916 recounts John Springer and Mary Husky's marriage in Ivanhoe Minnesota and their relocation from Taunton Minnesota to Judith Gap while praising Graettinger friends and noting Springer's move near the snow capped mountains.
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John Springer
Mary Husky
Judith Gap
Montana
Times
Graettinger
Iowa
Taunton
Minnesota
Snowy Mountains
Crazy Mountains
Minot
Tim Sullivan
Stockton
Illinois
Marcial
Ivanhoe
Price Rise for Shoes Presses Consumers
Analyzing leather shortages, wartime demand, and damp conditions, the article explains why shoe prices will rise sharply. Leather feeding armies and munitions needs, plus vehicle use and autos, strain supplies. Cattle numbers fell 20 percent in ten years, while population grew, signaling higher costs ahead.
Infant Daughter Dies After One Day At Nolan Home
Joy turned to sorrow for Mr and Mrs Charles Nolan as their infant daughter was born this week on a Monday but died the following day. The baby was buried today in the local Catholic cemetery. The parents receive the sympathy of many friends in their loss.
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Charles Nolan
Moonday
Teachers Hired for Next Year Board Retains Entire Staff
The school board has retained all current teachers for another year though at least one will not return. Cupid causes school boards extra labor as they adjust manpower for the next term.
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