William David Livingstone dies in Waterloo at 77
William David Livingstone 77 longtime Center Junction Iowa resident died at his Waterloo home at noon Saturday after a weeklong bronchial pneumonia. He was born Sept 15 1854 in Scotland and came to the United States as a child. He married Mary Jane Reade Oct 7 1885 and lived in Center Junction Marion Janesville Marshalltown before moving to Waterloo. Surviving are his widow a son Stanley of Janesville a daughter Edna Owens of Waterloo a brother James F Center Junction four sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Center Junction Presbyterian church with burial in South Madison cemetery.
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William David Livingstone
Iowa
Waterloo
Wiliam David Livingstone
Crieff
Perthshire
Scotland
John F
Margaret (Ferguson) Livingstone
United States
Jones County
Mary Jane Reade
Center Junction
Marion
Janesville
Marshalltown
Stanley H
Edna Owens
James F
Anna Brutaman
Martelie
John McNeilly
Center
Omens Missionary Society of
Presbyterian Church
B. Moses
Pearl Bulkley
Mari
Thomas Scotton
Cedar Rapids
R. S. Robbie
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Irma Sanford
Peter Prahm
J. W.livingstone
H. E. Stingley
T. E. Stanton
J. R. McNeilly
J. N. Smith
J. B. Seehusen
Alan Serbousek
Hosteas
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Hansen
Roberts
Wyoming
EB. PF. Kleineck
Paul Smith
E. L. Tomlinson
Olin
Oxford Junction
Monticello
Alva Edaie
T. Dyer
Iharearet
Virginia
Beulah Holm
Maquoketa
Onslow
Irving Eilers
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Joyce Preston
Pauline Holm
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Ruth Hansen
Lorraine Seehusen
Mabel Hudson
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M. J. McNeilly
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T. EB. Stanton
B. D. Helken
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Anna Helken
Fred Helken
Castle Grove
Ben Heiken
Ernest Peters
Clinton
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Pape
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Kina Wessels
St. Luke's Hospital
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Clothing talk at Antioch church by Hazel Bown
Miss Hazel Bown begins an all day session at Antioch church on Thursday discussing posture, foundation garments, and related care. Attendees learn garment selection, wear, and maintenance with a basket dinner and community notices follow.
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Langworthy Pri]s 20th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
A large group of friends and relatives gathered Friday evening at Langworthy Mr and Mrs Eberhard Pri] to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary. The event featured cards, games, visiting, and a substantial lunch. Numerous Monticello and Scotch Grove residents attended, with names including the Pril family, Reuter girls, Dirks family, and others from surrounding towns. The report also notes a shipment of livestock by J Gerdes and remarks on Detroit river traffic surpassing other world rivers in tonnage.
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Gerd Pril
Esther
Gertrote
Dorothy
Cari
Dave Wissen
Nela
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Lester Larz
Sere Springs
Leser Wisw
Arex
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Mir
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Monicele
Hermaserer
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Social visits and farm women meeting near Hopkinton
Sand Spring residents Mrs John Th Smith and Miss Kate Lang of Hopkinton helped at Herman Welter home Monday. Mr and Mrs Radolph Gienapp of Hopkinton visited Stanley Brishi home Thursday. A women’s farm work meeting was held at Pred Welter’s home. Six ladies attended the lesson on freezing fruit. Lois Heber and others attended a party at Mr ast Mere Lois Heber’s near Morne Préarnacht. Additional visits include Henry Ottone and family of Barker, Sither Brecht, and EN Fan SAY AD It Uke Bishi hase on Sanne Valley. Ryan attended a social at Rome Sun. Mr and Mrs Make One of Deth attended a Desk Ballben gathering in MOEN. Herman Wetter and children planned to visit Nek HKaany Dace in California. Sunday visits included Dave Wusan and family to Lewis Ineland in Laneworthy. Herbert Cox and Cap Arduser called at the Cifiond Arduser home in Langworthy Tuesday.
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Kate Lang
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Radolph Gienapp
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Henry Ottone
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Castle Grove News Roundup of Caldron Farm Events
Miss Evangeline Hennessey sprained her ankle and will use crutches for days. Farmers Mutual Insurance board approved a rule voiding insurance on farms hosting dances in barns for 24 hours after the event. G. J. Van Buren heads to Des Moines this week as his son John moves onto the Linn county farm. Birthday at Carl Mardorf home marked by Mr. Mardorf’s birth anniversary. Castle Grove farm bureau meets Friday February 26 with a strong program. C A McLaughlin visited Walker and Rowley areas. Owen Leonard to move onto O A Hall farm at Linn county line. Mrs. F C Cramer serves on Anamosa jury this term. Carl Willms family moves to Monticello.
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Black Oak School House
Leone Preston
Pauline Burmeister
Edith Wear
Wroming
Robert White
Men's Brotherhood
Antioch Church
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Henry Rink
Monticello
Mate Wennekamp
P. ‘Mann
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Mt. Vernon
Southland
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Florida
Anamosa
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Navy
Board of Supervisors
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Ees
Proper Lubrication For Farm Machinery Now Urged
Mr McKibben warns farmers neglect lubrication and correct greases for farm machinery. He notes foreign matter dust and moisture degrade bearings. proper lubricants and regular maintenance improve operation and reduce repairs.
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Sacrifice and daily burdens in Ediths small city life
Edith endures a grim routine, earning eighteen dollars weekly and sending seven dollars to her mother for board. She clings to her own money, finds small thrills in independence, and observes her father’s reluctant foray into selling as he grows bolder and more unscrupulous in a new business scheme.
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Mysterious real estate promoter shifts rumo in Ediths life
Edith and her father await a pivotal visitor, Mr. Jacob Gorman, a striking real estate promoter with a luxury coat and a car sale to match. The stranger questions their sale plans and hints at investing thirty thousand dollars in a local newspaper campaign as a preliminary move.
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Edith
Doctor Advises Iron for Daughter in Anemia Case
A Zurich Nebelspalter cartoon shows a doctor telling Newrich that his daughter is anemic and must take iron, while Newrich resists, saying he cannot afford iron and would rather have gold or platinum.
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