Former resident of Pickwick dead
Mrs. Chas Seeleye dies of heart failure at Pretty Rock North Dakota. Her body returns to Pickwick for service at the village church with Rev. C. F. Dykeman officiating and burial in Pickwick cemetery. She leaves husband two daughters and two sons among many relatives and friends.
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Pretty Rock
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Pickwick
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Mildred
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Winana
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Akely
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Lttle
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Portland
Ore
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Stewart, Minn
Arthur Stedman
Gus Davis
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Galesville
Wis
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French Situation Still Unsettled
Paris July 24 political agitation continues after the Clemenceau ministry fell and Aristide Briand’s appointment as successor faces radical attempts to resign Briand’s tenure is expected to be stormy. In other text a medical ad fragment mentions Foley’s remedy for kidney and bladder trouble.
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