Deaths News of Ira Daugherty and Pioneer Residents
Obituary notices recount the death of Ira Day Daugherty near Sedgwick Colorado on May 1922 at age 30, plus tributes to longtime residents H M Brayton and Mrs George H F Stille and to Anna Nebe Stille. Details cover family, marriages, children, and burial sites in Martell Nebraska and Glenwood Iowa, with biographical notes on their lives and church affiliations.
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Ira Daugherty
Sedgwick
Colo
Sun Wearm
Mills
Ira Day Daugherty
George Wegman
Ia Daugherty
Glenad
Sedgewick
August Bohent
Martell
Neb
Melvin LeRoy
Mnia Day
Virgil LaVerne
Arch
Wye
Charles
Ina Boyes
Strahan
Rose Clark
Malvern
Iva Garrett
Mitties Lounsbury
Holyoke
Alta God
West Side
Pacific Junction
H. M. Brayton
Glenwood
J. H. Crook
Brayton
Billings
Mont
Barbersville
Iowa
Junction Schools
Pawnee City
Hatton
Wash
Mesdames Helen Thorpe
Bambridge
N. Y
George H. F. Stille
Anna Nebe
Barnstead
Germany
Benj
Stilla
Iss Nebe
George H. T. Stille
Joseph F
John H. Musyr
Logan
Simon
Benjamin
Reuben
Ohn
Andrew
George Jr
New York
Jesus Christ
Pony Creek
Funeral Notice and Burial Details for Local Family
The text notes burial at Glenwood cemetery for a beloved mother and grandmother and infant Elizabeth V. Finch. It thanks neighbors for courtesies shown during bereavement and lists Stille family survivors including children and grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Briley home in Glenwood with burial in Glen cemetery.
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L. R. Bobbitt
Glenwood Cemetery
Stille
Finch Elizabeth V. Finch
Lewis F. Finch
Briley
Glenwood
Lawrétice
Glen Cemetery
Art in Diamonds Cutting and the Fire of Stone
A London Mail writer explains diamond cutting forms and how the hardest substance reveals inward fire through polishing. He notes brilliants rose and table cuts, the role of dispersion, and how curvature and refraction shape light and beauty in gems.
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London Mail
Safety Deposit Free Fraud In Small Town Bank
A plain looking stranger in Scottaburg visited a bank and asked to borrow 4. He offered collateral as Liberty bonds valued at 10000. The banker, amused, granted the loan and offered to store the bonds for free, noting another bank would charge a safety box fee. Indianapolis News reports the scam claim.
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Scottaburg
Joan
Indianapolis
Stranger Recognizes Printing Shop Grump Near Home
A narrator recalls patronizing a local print shop and noticing a silent, scowling man. On an interurban trip in a nearby town a smoker conversation reveals the heavy mustache man is the very grouch, but he jokes about shaving it off now.
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Magn
Death of F B Knight’s Sister Mary Knight in Marblehead Mass
F B Knight received a telegram Friday reporting the death of his only surviving sister Miss Mary H Knight on May 26 in Marblehead Massachusetts. Her life was spent in the state of her birth. Her immediate relatives are her brother and Miss Martin who lived with her aunt.
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F. B. Knight
Marblehead
Mass
Mary H. Knight
Martin
New Ice Maker Installed at S C Davis Meat Market
The S C Davis meat market completed installation of a Baker Ice machine refrigeration plant. All meats and perishable vegetables can now be kept fresh until sold. The boost in fresh meat trade made the new plant necessary for the Davis store.
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S. C. Davis
Baker
Davis Store
Best in the State Rifle Range Praised by Army Officer
Company I officers and members celebrate an army officer’s examination that confirms Company Y’s rifle range on the Elmer Stacy farm, 20 miles southwest of Glenwood, as among the best. It can be improved with little expense to become an ideal range, and the unit expects sharp marksmen to rank high in AJ and rifle shooting.
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Company I
Company Y
Elmer Stacy
Glenwood
AJ. & Rifle
Climba Fujiyama Top Achieved By British Balloonist
Major Orde Leas, a British balloonist and Arctic explorer, summited Fujiyama in southeastern Japan, reportedly the first European to reach the peak in winter. He was joined by H. Q. Irish of London, and the ascent took 46 hours, with the final 4,000 feet over slippery ice. Leas, a Shackleton Antarctic veteran, and Irish are part of the British air mission to Japan.
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Fujiyama
Maj
Orde Leas
Japan
Major Lees
BH. Q. Irish
London
Bhoura
Mr. Irish
Electric Sealing Machine Appears For Valuables Sealing
A new sealing machine uses electricity to melt wax for bankers brokers jewelers and large institutions. It attaches by a nine foot cord to a light socket and costs about one half cent per hour to operate.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Thieves Use Police HQ In Buenos Aires Theft
Two clever thieves in Buenos Aires pretended to be detectives and accosted a prosperous middle aged man. They forced him to accompany them to a police headquarters room and explained how he obtained a gold watch and valuables. They then relieved him of all possessions and vanished through a door.
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Buenos Ayres
Lost Forty eight War Vessels and Naval Losses
During the war period from April 8 1917 to November 11 1918 the navy's ships suffered 1150 deaths. The fleet included the battleship Minnesota transports tankers gunboats and yachts among others in these losses.
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United States
Minnesota
Aub Marine Chasers
Towns and river sighting in Washington state note
A garbled item mentions George town on the Columbia River in Washington and a claim to be the most patriotic place in the United States. It references Hiltle crossroads village in Richile county and Jazay, with other fragmented place names.
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Grase
George
Columbia River
Washington
United States
Hiltle
Rlicheile
Jazay
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R. H. Daniel
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