Death of Mrs. Mary Colgan at Wyoming residence
Mrs Mary Colgan wife of Edward Colgan died at her home south of Wyoming after weeks of kidney disease aged 48 years 11 months and 25 days Born February 1 1869 in Marshall county Illinois she is survived by her husband and three children Arthur W Nettie and Nellie a sister and three brothers Funeral services were held at St Dominics church Wyoming with burial in St Dominics cemetery The family expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved wife and children and relatives
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Mary Colgan
Edward Colgan
Wyoming
Marshall County
Illinois
Mary (Green) Colgan
Peter
Mary Green
Arthur W
Nettie
Nellie
Frank Colgan
Notice to the Public on Food Administration Profits
Grocers declare reduced profit margins under U S Food Administration policies leaving less margin for service. They argue the rules cut wholesale costs to consumers while extra charges for delivery and old time service rise. Listed signatories include Co, E Vogelsang, Jos P Slewers, M L Coan Schmitt & Williams, H J Gregory, J M Arnold, W Knight & Son.
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Food Administration
Notice to Farmers Seeks Patronage for Hardware and Provisions
A farmer oriented notice invites patronage for a line of hardware and harness, automotive supplies, tires, tubes, gasoline, oils, grease, feed and other articles. It promises prompt, guaranteed work and urges farmers to bring in their business.
Flour Ration Rules Hit Pa Grocers
A new government rule requires buying a equal pound for pound share of corn meal hominy rolled oats or cereal with flour purchases to aid allies. Local grocers enforce the measure this week as officials say it preserves essential supplies. Also a 10 percent rise in Linotype parts and supplies hits newspapers with subsequent higher subscription costs. A light note warns against asking for a transfer on a water wagon.
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Mary Fritsche
Wyoming Post-Herald
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Urbana
State
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R. A. Nichols
Mandan
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Wombacher
Baer
Harrison
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J. J. Green
A. J. Lindgren
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Mosal
Roy Rowe
John Reginald
Haer
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Dennis L. Hartley
G. E, Pace
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France
Eva la Due
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High Prairie
Putnam
Samuel Parker
Glendale
Cal
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Mayme Parker Sample
25Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
England
L. L. Sample
Twenty-fifth Street
Parker
Camp Mills
Second
Idaho Infantry
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Mr. Parker
Chicago
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Illinois Central Railroad
Danville
Nettie Jarman
Green
E. H. Bradley
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Adams
Henry Township
Whitefield
Duke Bros
Whitefield Township
Chauncey Peters
Itsalula
Opera House
Nichols
Carl Hisen
J. M. Arnold Grocery
Wurst & Knoll
James A. Harrison
Lacan
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Fred W. Potter
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