Moran Pioneer Settler P H Moran Dies at Home
P H Moran died at his home Saturday at 12 30 of heart failure after a sudden attack on the way home from the post office. He was a longtime justice of the peace in Matrices and served as postmaster under Cleveland. He leaves a son Lee Moran and was known as a pioneer in Sioux County before Manville’s founding. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Moran
Bue Post Office
Matrices
Ciivers Times
Cleveland
Lee Myr
Sisux County
Manvivle
LeMars
Ada
Conway
Sioux County Resident Lived Forty Years in Area
The record notes Mr Moran married Mary Rogers in 1875 while living in the area. He resided in Sioux County for forty years. The Times extends sympathy to the sorrowing relatives.
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Mary Rogers
Moran
Sioux County
the Times
Death of Hermann Dobbert
Hermann Dobbert died at his brother Frank Dobbert’s home on January 26 after a period of illness from diabetes. He was 55, unmarried, and survived by his brother Frank and sister Mrs. Fred Drake of Mission Hill South Dakota. The funeral was held Monday.
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Aes Dobbert
Frank
Fred Drake
Mission Hill
S. D
Snowbound Trains Cause Delays Across Regions
Severe blizzard drifts halt Great Northern service for two days. Northwestern train net stranded at Marathon on Wednesday, delaying schedules by 24 hours. Mail routes suspended Thursday as temperatures fall to 25 below zero.
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Great Northern
Marathon
Orange City Visitor Jobin Linnan Spotted Wednesday
Jobin Linnan traveled to Orange City and was seen there on Wednesday. The visit drew local attention as he toured museums and met residents during the afternoon hours.
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Jobin Linnan
Orange City
Maurice Basket Ball Team Falters Against Western Union
Maurice team lost to Western Union of LeMars by 38 to 18 on Saturday evening. A good crowd attended the game.
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Maurice
Western Union
LeMars
Community union to hear Mrs D Van Peursam address
Next Sunday evening Mrs. GC D Van Peursam will speak at a joint Christian Endeavor meeting in the First Reformed church at 7 30 p m. The offering will aid nursing the sick in Armenia. The Pitts Pipe Organ Co of Omaha is finishing a pipe organ installation at the church this week and will return for final touches. Rev Gerrit Van Peursem visited Clorsiel and reports patrons pleased with improvements in Sherman township.
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GC. D. van Peursam
Christian Endeavor
Hern
First Reformed Church
Armenia
Pitts
The
Pitts Pipe Organ Oo
Omaha
Ned
Gio
Bear
1St Reformed Church
Tanp
Gerrit van Peursem
Clorsiel
Owita
Ees
Sherman Township
Treton and Surrounding News Highlights
The column notes several local movements and visits including Rev. Simpson in Sioux City, Mr and Mrs G L Riley visiting Hawarden to see Mont Fullerton in hospital, and John Pred Eilers and others traveling to Ames for a short course. Dora Mobtman and Harry Beems wed at the bride’s mother’s home in LeMars, while Mrs Miller, formerly of Treton, dies in Green City Mo after an appendectomy. Funeral services for Mrs Schwenk were held at the First Press church with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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G. L. Riley
Hawarden
Mont Fullerton
Dora, Mobtman
Harry Beems
Ab ‘LéMars
Jos”. Steinfadt
Ana
Elmer Schwenk Daughte
EF. F. Parringes
Kansas City
Albuquerqy
Danehtae
First Press
Hildebrand
Hamlin
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Harl Parringer
For Sale Eart Crowley Goes to Sioux City
Eart Crowley traveled to Sioux City Tuesday and returned Wednesday with noes dry noted in local report.
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Eart Crowley
Sioux City
Noesdry
First National Nurseries seeks sales reps in Rochester NY
The First National Nurseries of Rochester New York seeks lady or gentleman representatives to sell roses shrubs trees and seeds. No prior experience required and good weekly wages are offered. Write for terms and information.
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National Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Woman and gentleman dispute a shining coin
A shy passerby notices a glittering coin on the floor while a well dressed woman claims it. An elderly man beside her grabs the treasure but returns it after he is politely urged to do so. The scene ends with the man restoring the item to its rightful owner.
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Psengers
Paris
Teltow
Lis
Rteed
Leantiiz
Mmedum
Guayaquil Emerging as Key West Coast Port
Bouader notes Guayaquil as the country’s chief port growing in importance. The city is undergoing street repairs and modernization while the nearby river limits ship traffic. On clear days travelers glimpse Cotopaxi and Chimborazo and soon reach the entrance to the world’s greatest canal.
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Bouader
Guayaquil
Ch Senger
Ithe
South America
Cotopaxi
Chimborazo
Panama
Canal
Diary Portraits of a Silent Observer in Great Diary Text
The excerpt criticizes Evelyn’s diary style noting its absence of everyday life details. It contrasts with Pepys or Boswell by showing little on mass life, clothes, meals, or gossip, highlighting a restrained, impersonal record.
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eEvelyn
Ponr
Pepys
Boswell
Pechell
Raoneh
Famous Polish City Church of J Benpr’s Tomb in Galasz
The article describes the Church of J Benpr’s in Galasz housing the tomb of a famed Cossack chief Ma zenpa. Intrigue with a Polish court wife led to punishment and a hoofing ride. Byron immortalized the tomb. Russians allegedly rifed its remains in raids. Soldiers of a pillar keep examined Memoppe and Peter Chavins in the tale.
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Galasz
J. Benpr’s
Mazenpa
Achie
Byron
Morear
Peter Chavins
Living, Dis Head East Or Livin
Fragmentary text appears to describe a person named Mandi Morean and a sister in a troubled scene. The readable portion offers no clear event, date, or location to confirm a full article summary.
How to wash and starch curtains for a bright finish
The piece explains a home method for cleaning curtains using soapsuds rinse in clear water. After washing in tepid water with soap, borax, and dissolved starch, curtains are wrung and dried thoroughly, then starched to restore color and a crisp look, with careful drying on a sheet or clean line.
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Nigel
Light Falls Between Us in a Quiet Distance
A reflective note expresses enduring friendship as light persists despite distance. The writer mentions a friend still shining in steady light and the hope to reunite when days fade and distance falls away.
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Sleieih Mitchell
A. Hodges
Hobo Rejects Bridge Play and Social Grievances
A fragmented exchange shows a hobo decline lies of society and a plea to straighten up, while another character laments restlessness and avoidance of playing bridge. The tone hints at social exclusion and longing for belonging.
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Ledy
Gaciety
To Prevent Scallops On Neck Edge Of Chilli Dress
Instructions describe strengthening and stopping tearing along the neck edge of a chilli dress. Baste lawn under the neck edge to form a yoke and stitch in place. Scallops are cut and sewn through front and back, with over stitching on the inner edge and at the hem top.
Ongoing Construction Project Details Shrouded
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an upcoming erection or event on a date coded as 8 UTCORIG with a three hour window. No clear names, places, or authorities are identifiable in the unreadable text.
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