Death of Cascade Resident John Croston in Dubuque
Cascade notes the death of John Croston born April 27 1865 in Richland township at St. Josephs sanitarium Dubuque after months of illness a paralytic stroke on Sept 2 left him not fully recovered He leaves wife Mary Daley six children Harlan Madeline Loretta Mary Florence Alice John and a large extended family The funeral at St Martins church was a high mass with Rev T Roones officiating and large turnout including many local pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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John Croston
Cascade
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Dubuque
Richland Township
John
Lettie Croston
John Featherston
LeMars
Mamie Fagan
William Croston
Gregory Croston
John Knox
Graston
Tuenera
St. Martin's Church
T Roones
Wie Yam McMullen
Bdward Supple
Arthis Devin
Leo Skah
Ren Pacan
Tam Flannican
John Ramm
J. J Foner
Wood
Peter Peterson
Frank Alevander Beatty
James Tam Facan Nuss
Mathias Paber
Dennis
Obrnen
Brovien
Minn
Mare
Nativity Church
Dubuane
Edward Ohacen
Columbia Colere
Florence Keener
Battle Creek
Mich
Lester O'Brien
Iowa City
Rosalyn McNally
Nicholas Manternach
St. Nicholas
Manternach
Jay Sternberger
Waterloo
Sternberger
C. Kiinkner
Glen Gearhart
Murland Lees
Des Moines
Edward Leroy Scott
Chicago
Scott
Dorothy McMullen
Josie Williams
Women's Missionary Society
Julia Craft
J. L. Bader
Joseph Oswald
Bader
BC. Wise
Basin
Wyo
Bevan
Tade Moreday
Joes of
Cue Mercy Nusuital
Lorang Gayly Foots
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Serry
J. L. Keane
Ames
Dyersville
Keane
Robert Keane
Cascade Orange
Clyde Stickley Dies at 15 in Monticello Hospital
Clyde McDonald Stickley, born December 27, 1911 in Madison township, died December 3, 1927 at McDonald Memorial hospital in Monticello. He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Everett Stickley of Scotch Grove township and is survived by his parents and grandparents and one sister.
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Clyde McDonald Stickley
Madison Township
McDonald Memorial Hospital
Monticello
Everett Stickley
Scotch Grove Township
Sis
Clyde Stickley Dies After Ill Health In Monticello Area
Center Junction mourns Clyde Stickley eldest son of Mr and Mrs Everett Stickley born December 27 1911 near Center Junction He left high school a year ago due to illness and died from a diseased jaw bone turning cancer Funeral services were held Monday with local high school pupils and teachers in attendance Clyde was a Boy Scout in Scotch Grove and is survived by his parents a sister Pauline and four brothers Dwaine Robert Everett Jr paternal grandparents Maquoketa and maternal grandparents McDonald numerous uncles aunts and cousins
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Ter
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Town City
McDonald
Worcester
Ehmure
Scoten Goran
Madison Cemetery
Violett Lance
McDonald Hospital
Lance
Shutanka
Buzzard
F. D. Sinclair
L. J. Schlemme
D. O. Sinclair
Margaret Stadtmueller
Monticello
Miss Elder
Ames
P. D. Sutherland
Chicago
Scotch Grove Township
Clyde
Everett Stickley
Pauline
Dwaine
Robert
Everett Jr
John Stickley
Maquoketa
J. A. McDonald
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev
Slogan prize winner sought for Iowa cream separator
North Madison cemetery remarks precede a note that H. H. Seehusen won first prize in an Iowa cream separator slogan contest. The winning line promises separator satisfaction, tying to a $1,200 cow prize. Seehusen, on Mrs. Canty’s farm, is a purebred stock enthusiast and chicken fancier, with many friends cheering his good fortune.
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North Madison
H. H. Seehusen
Iowa
Associate Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Seehusen
Sechusen
Canty
Harry Johnson
Presbyterian Ladies
Fred Carson
Augusta Norris
H. E. Stingley
F. L. Himebaugh
E. H. Bethurum
Hopkinton
Cedar Rapids
Maurine Stingley
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Monticello
Prahm
Prairieburg Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Ed Burlingham returned from Anamosa to Prairieburg with limited improvement. New daughter welcomed to Mr and Mrs Will Buchtella. Cedar Rapids shoppers included Mr and Mrs Earl Marquis and Misses Josie Stock and Anna Collins. Frank Tschida of Cedar Rapids visited the Stock home. Robbie Woodward owns a burro given by his father. Teachers enjoyed a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs N L Floyd. Mrs Kate Holub business visitor at Monticello. Byers of Cedar Rapids visited daughter Mrs Woodward last week. Davenport Democrat notes disagreement with Senator Brookhart on banking and railroads policy.
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Ed Burlingham
Anamosa
Will Buchtella
Earl Marquis
Josie Stock
Anna Collins
Cedar Rapids
Frank Tschida
Stock
Robbie Woodward
N. L. Floyd
Kate Holub
Monticello
Mrs. Byers
Woodward
Handle Him With Care
Los Angeles Times quotes Carter Glass asserting the party will not back a wet leader. The prose satirically notes Glass’s fragility and mocks reactions of supporters and critics.
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Los Angeles Times
Carter Glass
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June
North Bend
Neb
Cushing
Town
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Chi
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Wisherman
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C. A. Burmeister
Ed Hughes
Margaret Norris
Baldwin
George McDonald
C. H. Nelson
Robert Mead
EB. F. Kleineck
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R. A. Naylor
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Alexander
W. S. Pangburn
Irene Coder
Evelyn Robbie
Prahm's Hardware
O. E
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Kenyon
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Onslow
Prairieburg
Davenport
Senator Brookhart
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