Andrew Long Founder of Local Confectionery Passes
Thames Wesley Long of New Castle Pennsylvania born September 25 1849 died February 22 1920 in Ad Michigan at 71 years 5 months 29 days. He came to the city as a child grew to manhood and married Olive Buchanan in 1874. Long served as postmaster deputy postmaster and confectioner. A longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal Church he valued simple living and noble thoughts. Funeral services were held at the church with many mourners sending sympathy to the bereaved.
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Thames Wesley Long
New Castle Penn
Michigan
Olive . Buchanan
Daughtrer Minnig
Edna Mr. Long
Andrew
Young
Methodist Episcopal Church
Long
Delhi
Marion Mersitt
TL D. Pearson
John Keeney Roe McAean
Mk Gaker
Community mourns as families recall a mother’s life
An obituary page honors a departed mother and her large family. Daughters Mrs Wm Gabel Mrs L A Cornelius Mrs Lb Burket of Andrew and Mrs Henry Peters Hartley Town mourn alongside four sons Wm Andrew Cornelius Will Chris and John Eh! Maquoketa Henry of Pukwana S D and Fred of Davenport. Surviving relatives include 33 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at Salem Lutheran Church with Rev Badow delivering a comforting sermon. Additional items note war memorabilia and local notices from the area including baptisms, schooling, and influenza illnesses.
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Fredericka
Otuniy
Dave
L. A. Hyafrey
Freederica Vin
Stem Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Broden
Gedi Ng
Imourn
Wm. Gabel
L. A. Cornelius
Lb. Burket
Andrew
Henry Peters
Hartley Town
Wm Andrew
Cornelius
Will
Chris
Dcn
Ehl John
Maquoketa
Henry
Pukwana S. D
Fred
Davenpor
Dows
Salem Lutheran Church
Badow
Wm. Chas
Gotleib Cornelius
Wim
Jhon Eh
Andrew Cemetery
Marian Donley
Holy Rosary Church
LaMotte
San Donley
Ged
Here
Eterhalir
Clinton Visitors and Farm Moves Mentioned in Local Notes
The item lists Clinton residents visiting the Hoffmann home and John Joergensen family relocating from Charlotte to their own farm. It notes Rasmus sen moving to Daly and a family sale of a Siler flat before moving to Aliie Miller tenant farm residence. It ends with an ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Stout Spring medicines urging families to purify blood and cleanse organs for better health.
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Clinton
Suway
Hollister
Broxam & Hinckley
Hill improves as illness eases. Lend family updates
Scott Hill, once seriously ill, is improving. Martin Lend of Cedar Rapids was called home last week by his mother Mrs. Chris Land, who is also reported improving nicely.
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Teu CE
Scott Hill
Martin Lend
Cedar Rapids
Hiness
Chris Land
Land
Relapse relief and cattle shipment noted in regional update
RL Cres shows a relapse last week but now posting easier. Hugh Clark shipped prime cattle to Des Moines last Saturday with a two cattle sale planned this week. Mr Clark rests in the capital. Hermson Peterson and family plan a move to Welton this week. D K Cook traveled to Chicago Monday. Mrs Wilson O Clinton visits her daughter Mrs H Chris Lang. Thelnix Stamen of Iowa University spent the weekend with her brother Alin Stamens, and Prof Ton AL Starry hosted the family in Springville for the week. Household goods transported on Monday. Mr wkd My and family moving to their farm. Rudy Schmidt moved last week to Cantos.
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RL Cres
Hugh Clark
Des Moines
Clark
Hermson Peterson
Welton
D. K. Cook
Chitaga
Wilson O. Clinton
H. Chris Lang
Miss Thelnix Stamen
Iowa University
Alin Stamens
Ton AL Starry
Springvith
Memlay
Rudy Schmidt
Suffered for Twenty Years Readily Describes Chronic Illness
A patient recounts twenty years of stomach pain chest fog and fatigue. They describe long sleepless nights weakness and coughing while seeking relief from medical care and expressing relief after trying a treatment. The account references a person named Taylor and notes improvement with the remedy.
Colds and Serious Diseases Warn Readers
An old notice warns that colds can lead to influenza tuberculosis scarlet fever measles and other illnesses. It urges awareness of respiratory diseases and hints at a claimed cure called Chember Jails Cough Remedy as a remedy presented as a cure for band pain.
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Aly
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Minera
Nawcosti
Recjre
Otis
Russ Miller
Grandma Gamon
Ney
Walter Hoyt
Sonvener
Argonne
Rory
Erin
Bowes
Rhoved
M. G. A. Secrate Ashton
Trakndons
Henry Ehl
Bredow
John Henry
John Eh
Joh Cornelius
L. H. Bender
E.R
Maquoket
Cam
Bellevue
Theo Jorgensen
Gusta
Bryant, Ts
Emil Wiese
Instrumen
Arthur Aches
Wm. Gannon
Rex
Schey
Gdiwin Schenk
Roder von Rhion
Glen Hampton
Keneth Kimbatt
Z.C. Waddell
Cortets
Marion March
Robert Wiese
Ernie Baudel
Harold Ripple
Alto Heen
Arthur John
Harold Mohlenhoit
Slide Mhony
Merry Kappes
Vielin
Alvina Hoerseheiman
Lillian Tinside
Matic Cain
Geo. Gibson
Mondas
Beak Island
Fniluense Gibson
Gallerg
Manner
Jhy
Lincolin
Tire
C. E. Molor
Daudel
Henory
Schipper
William Parsons
Billie Rhode
Louis Win Chauder
FHM Corp OF America Production
Bonnet
Otto A. Seeberger
Meqacketa, Is
Hin
Tanise
Coulis
Andy
Taylor
G. L. Mann, Jeweler
Fletgrer
Castoria
Hampshire
Turner Bros
Dewitt, Iowa
Eske
Marshall Courty
Pra
Aberdeen
Brition Commercial Club
Britton
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