Prominent Kaiser Letter Describes Early Edgecomb Life
A long letter from A J Kaiser of Edgecomb Washington details years of service, family ties, and a move from Oregon to Washington. He describes local farming life, climate comparisons, and remarks on neighbors and duties while recalling Civil War era memory and religious service.
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Elderly woman found wandering near Auburn and Howe
In a damaged fragment, an elderly woman named Mrs Mills, wet and dressed, was found between Auburn and Howe while attempting to walk from Siuus Cit to Falls City. She was awakened by county officers and sent to Falls City after requests for work in welfare relief.
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Woman Commits Suicide in Hive Residence
Mrs. Oscar Howell of Hive shot herself in the head Wednesday morning, dying soon after. She had been staying with parents Mr and Mrs McGuilups who were ill, and told her mother she would return soon. A pistol shot ended her life at home while her young son awaited her return.
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