Death takes elderly Trempealeau resident Mrs Hannam
Trempealeau Wis Special The death of Mrs Joseph Hannam early Sunday removes another of the old residents. Born Elizabeth Paine in Dorsetshire England Jan 25 1843 she married John Hannam in Shillingstone Sept 28 1886. They moved to Trempealeau County and later to town. She was 73 and survived by husband two sisters and a brother. Funeral in Congregational church with interment in Trempealeau cemetery.
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Episcopal Church
Shillingstone
Dorsetshire
England
Trempealeau County
Trempealeau
Congregational Church
Ways and Means Society
Joseph Hannam
J. Walter
Princeton
Redlands
Cal
Daniel Paine
Shellingstone
Congregational
Wm. J. McCauley
Keefe and Huttenhow
Buffalo
Ben Koba
New York
Carroll Nicholls
Wm. Pratt
Madison
Charles
Harold Holmes
Gile Merwin
Lester Ford
Trempealeau Shipping Association
Woodman Hall
Theo. Schmitt
C. A. Dutton
Wm. Nicholls
Milt Pittenger
C. S. Utter
Boston
Trempealeau Orchestra
Mies Hazel Atwood
Janesville
Minn
Ollie Spear
la Crosse
S. M. Stangl
John Sanberger
la Crosse Hospital
Ernest Salsman
Daniel Bingham
Arcadia
C. W. Thomas
Geo. Gibbs
Sioux Falls
S. C
E. Motschenbachen
Mattie Hanson
Alma Center
Val
Verna Lakey
Wis
Gustad
Clara Thomas
Trowbridge
Lars Gjerdi
Winona
Marion Barney
Sycamore
Ill
Arthur Barney
M. W. Davis
Reedsburg
Frank K. Houghton
Jule Hoffman
Merrill
Home Study Club
Robert Heasty
Polly Anna Bridge Club
S. D. Edwards
Murray Brooks Farm
E. W. Berry
Viroqua
G.W. Case
Portage
E. S. Gray
Literary Club
C. C. Thompson
South S Street
Ossipee Man Indicted for First Degree Wife Murder
Frederick L. Small of Mountain View was indicted by the Ossipee New Hampshire grand jury for the September 28 murder of his wife Florence. The charge states murder in the first degree as authorities described finding her body among home ashes by Lake Ossipee with a bullet wound and a cord around her neck.
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Ossipee. N. H
Frederick L. Small
Mountain View
Florence
Masons of Sparta Elect Thursday
Sparta Wisconsin special edition reports the Masonic lodge annual meeting followed by a turkey supper. It also notes local events including Justice Samuel Hollywood, Frederic G. Hall’s death in Green Bay, and various community notices and social gatherings around the city.
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Sparta
Wis
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Frederic G. Hall
Beaumont
Green Bay
Baraboo
Buriel
Hall
George H. Hall
Milwaukee Station
Glenn Wolcott
Milwaukee
Wolcott
E. A. Nott
After You Do a Man a Favor He Is Apt to Forget
A concise aphorism noting that helping someone can lead to selective memory of the event. It frames gratitude as unpredictable and emphasizes the social cost of favors.
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh
Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring a constitutional treatment. Sprays and inhalers rarely help long term. Use Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, four times daily, to relieve head noises and nasal congestion. The remedy also adds a mild tonic effect for weak blood. Easy to make, pleasant tasting, low cost.
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Fredw-Kruuseco
Women’s
Children’s Outfitters
J. Bartel Company
Great Suit Sale
Winter Coats
Winter
Serge
Eda Atwood
Peter Frash
Georgie
Herbie Dittinger
Independence
Pierce
Wm. Bohmsteadt
W. P. Bigelow
Petersburg
Barney & Berry
Fred Dittman Hardware CO
J. Bartel DO
Santa Claus
Dee
Ooaoe
Bath Eee
Masons OF
Samuel Hollywood
Spartan
R. A. Richards
Fred PP. Stiles
Main St