Germans May Refuse to Sign French Treaty
Aberdeen dispatch reports growing belief in French circles that Germany will not sign the treaty. Berlin reports suggest Chancellor Scheidemann balks at authorizing Count Brockdorff-Rantzau to sign and may refer the matter to the German National Assembly, which is expected to demand radical changes.
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Aberdeen
Berlin
Phillip
Scheidémann
Count von Brockhorfz- Rantzau
National Assembly
Notice to Farmers About Cream Can Use During Summer
Farmers are advised to call and obtain a cream can for use in handling cream during hot summer days in Georgia. Tyler, GA.
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Tyler
Orange City Celebrates Fourth with Unprecedented Plans
City officials invite residents to celebrate the Fourth with a unique program announced by C. G. Hospers. The note urges attendance, promising a community event with broad participation.
Notice to Debtors from A VanderStoep
A VanderStoep urges all indebted parties to call in and settle promptly. Eight percent interest will be charged on all accounts after ten days prior to the first publication of this notice.
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A. VanderStoep
Thanks for support during illness and death
We extend sincere thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Special gratitude to the choir of the American Reformed Church and pallbearers who traveled long distances, and to those who sent floral offerings.
Notice of Estate Administration in Sioux County
On May 27 1919 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Comalous O Rare Van Oosterhout attorneys as administrator of Micheal O Hares deceased estate. All debtors must pay the administrator and all claimants must present authenticated claims to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Sioux County
Iowa
Micheal O’hare
Said County
Seid Court
Comalous O
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Baker Held at Amerdes Home
Malinda Ling Baker born August 6 1848 in Somerset County Pennsylvania. Her life spanned farming across Iowa and South Dakota before settling in Hawarden and Maurice. After a long illness a stroke she died June 5 1919 with burial in Ireton cemetery. Her husband and eleven children survived with several predeceased. The American Reformed choir provided music at Maurice and the single service was conducted at the new Baker home.
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Malinda Ling
Somerset County
Waggligh
Sac
Towa
Illinoia
Plymouth County
Kingsley
Sioux County
Manrica
Thomas P
Baker
Amerdes
Rare South Dakota farm bargains entice buyers across counties
Advertises multiple farms in South Dakota with detailed acreages and prices from 20 to 162 dollars per acre. Highlights soils described as rich black foam free from sloughs and stones and notes artesian wells, crops in cultivation, and terms including one third down and 6 percent interest. Also offers to cover board and railroad fare for buyers viewing from War ner SD depot.
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Warner
Chelsa
Aberdeen
Artesian
S. D
Mansfield
Warmer
S.D
Purcheer
Richmond
Purchser
Spink County
Milette
Milstre
Edmunds County
Mina
Mead County
Faith
South Dakota
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Sioux Furniture Co
Maurice, Orange City
Alton
Sheldon
Sam
France
United States
Maurice
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Star Theatre
the House of Fine Photoplays
J. L. Mieras
Jean
Orange City
C. G. Hospers
Malinda Baker
James , River Valley
Sunshine
State
South
Dakota
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