George W. Lewis Dead. Pioneering Mills County settler passes away
George Washington Lewis, born October 14 in Quincy Illinois, died March 22 1902 at his home in Ingraham township Mills County Iowa at age 67. He helped settle the county and contributed to local development including farm life and community projects. Funeral notices and tributes reflect a respected early pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lewis
Geo. Washington Lewis
Quincy
Illnois
Ingraham Township
Mills County
Atuters
Des Moines
Miss County
Nimaell
Juno
Abia
Cherseau
Dielees
India
Pia
Peay
Gina
Milk County
Tueeshem
Fragmented OCR letter reveals scattered civic notes and names
The faded text lists numerous proper names and places in a fragmented civic notice. It mentions Ames, Dal, April schedules, and various identifiers, but the readable content is sparse and incoherent. The item resembles a damaged newspaper clipping with scattered references to people, locations, and potential events.
Death near with cough saved by new discovery
A Memphis reader recalls a wife’s fatal cough from consumption. A neighbor praises Dr King’s New Discovery and a third medicine, claiming it saved others from bronchial and lung diseases. Available at A J Howes, trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etny Levee Association
A. J. Howe
J. G. Gverstrest
Elgin
Tenn
Trisl
Fragmented local notice about scheduled event in Gaio area
A partial OCR reads about a forthcoming event in a locality near Gia with references to a soup ark and related actions. The readable items mention a date, place, and involved party but lack full context.
Courtesy in Mexico Inspires Humorous Travel Tale
An excerpt recounts Mya Tweedie’s humorous travels in Mexico as she describes hospitality while en route from San Antonio to the frontier. A wandering conversation with locals reveals welcome, politeness, and curious reception of an American traveler as she journeys toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiler
Mexico
Mya
Tweedie
San Antonio
Ouifet
Alec Pweedie
Sam
Enoney
Avtor Wuld
Pattyn
Lins
Yaoi Dlue
Euowsin
Luis Fely
Fragmented OCR text summary attempt
Incoherent OCR snippet shows garbled phrases and missing context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are extractable for a meaningful card.
Frightful theater scenes and cruel memory rites
The article describes stage scenes using dangerous compounds and a historical French custom. It notes twelve adult witnesses with twelve boys whose ears were pulled and beaten to imprint the memory of a sale, a brutal practice tied to echoing testimonies later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
What is heredity in a child’s dialogue
Fragment from Tit Bits and other papers shows a mother explaining heredity to a child with the line asking about father and mother as sources. The exchange underscores a mispronunciation and a child’s spelling of heredity. Remarks on literary study and a quip about work follow in a collage of clipped jokes and news items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sills County Tribune
Grenwood Lowa
N.C. Field
Anna Anen
Isseman
Shenandoah
Fi Morne
C. D. Chapman
Thi City
Sontumuceland
Divine
Neommon Stable
Shenandoul
Howe
Omaha
Sidney
Council Bluffe
Glenwood
Tabor
Thurman
Pinkney
Willison
Atlantic
Atlantic Telegraph
Omaha Capital
Ita
Leavenworth
Kuna
Et. Joseph
Willisan
Atlantia
Conne
Hebert Vaad
Tomei Bile of
Lowe
Wineien
Viper Tool
Shei AL
Shanti Dt
Calon
Rian
Piimpton
Fens
Couriy
Stogedale
Streathene
Ollape Hotel
Eee
A Myung Sabu
First National Council
Moody Ab
UF Tage
AMD
Ver
A. H. Winkler & CO
Independent Telephone No
Glenwood Electric Light & Power House
Eddie
Potagh
Scribbier
Philadelphia Record
America
Indianapolis
The
Practical Milling Co
Iowa
Olemwood Wat
al Wade
Latioel Co
Life
Adel Bo OU
Fug
Stein-Bloch Co
Carhart & Co
Hanl Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Jen
Jayden Bros
Ayden Bros
Enth
Dodge Streets
NEW Post Office
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!