Death of Isaac A. Miller at Wellington Kansas
Isaac A. Miller born Marion county Ohio May 10 1840 died March 10 1915 at his Wellington Kansas home aged 76 after rheumatic heart attack. Civil War veteran of the 9th Iowa infantry he later farmed near Mayfield and Milan before moving to Wellington with his wife Cornelia Mundinger and raising ten children. Burial was at Wellington on March 17.
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Wyoming
Isaac A. Miller
Marion County
Ohio
Wellington
Kansas
Mr. Miller
Miller
State
Iowa
Red Oak
Jones County
Anamosa
9Th
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
Cornelia Mundinger
Bowen’s Prairie
Monticello
Houser
Sumner County
Mayfield
Milan
Evans
George
W. J. Beckwith
Beckwith
Ziggy
J.J. Countryman
F. L. Harrington
W. G. Wherry
J. E. Kegley
C. H. Edwards
Fred Koch
Coggan
Madison Township
Frank Fritz
Iowa City
Anthony Giffin
Kane
Canton
D.E. Courtright
J. J. Countryman
Olin
Onslow Briefs: Blacksmith Buy and Local News
George Sears Jr buys his brother Will’s blacksmith shop except the automobile business and plans relocation. Will may stay if he keeps auto repair. Mr. Murry upgrades the hotel with more electric lights and a planned heating plant. Vera Orr to wed Howard Conley on Wednesday. Several locals and visitors noted with varied health, travel, and family events.
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Onslow
George Sears Jr
Will
George
Ames
Coe College
M. B. Walters
Cedar Falls
Weatside
J. G. Potter
Monmouth
M. M. Franks
Harbison Orr
Mies Schaffer
Wyoming
George Fry
Viola
L. E. Moore
Carroll Lightfoot
Earl Greiser
Prairieburg Local Notes and Family Updates
Prairieburg news round up includes Ed Fish injuring his head by a rifle fall at home, new residents Will Shaw and Lon move onto the Whitney place, funeral attendance by Mesdames Schleicher and Pillard in Furley, and various visits and domestic events. Ed Fish renovates his newly bought house interior.
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Ed Fish
Will Shaw
Hopkinton
Whitney Place
Lon
Mesdames J. Schleicher
A. Pillard
Furley
Stork
Pinch Home
Joe G. Kula
Cedar Rapids
Charles Lamont
Maria Conklin
Hill’s Mill
Parables illustrated at Center Junction church
Center Junction March 24 illustrated lecture on The Parables of Our Lord at the Presbyterian church with special music and illustrated songs. Easter observances planned at both Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Program begins 11 a.m. Local notices include obituaries and social news about residents and visitors.
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Lord
Presbyterian
Center Junction
George Courtney
George Woodward
Minneapolis
C. R. Scofield
Cedar Rapids
Fred Preas
Carrie
Frank
Anamosa
Frank Alexander
Miss Bagley
Wheatland
Belle Moncrieff
Hattie Rice
Monmouth
Des
Evert Vrooman
Hale
Dale Dodge
Sam Alexander
Andrew Porter
M.E
L.A
Howard Leech
J. D. Lewis
Fred Brinkman
Castle Grove Mapples at Monti Cello Club Banquet
Castle Grove was well represented at the banquet given by the Monti cello Improvement Club last Friday evening. Those present from here include local residents and civic figures, with attendees noting community support and participation in the event.
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Castle Grove
Monticello
Township selects Adelbert King as alternate for county meeting
The school board held a Friday meeting to choose an alternate for the Anamosa county superintendent election on April 6. Adelbert King was elected. Miss Nellie Wales and Miss Beatrice Gavin are noted as teachers, with various local civic and schooling updates.
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J. A. Hubbard
E. J. Noble
A. M. Fairbanka
Will Hiller
Adelbert King
Nellie Wales
J. A. McLaughlin
W.D. McLaughlin
Origies
Jobn H. Lubben
H. Knake
Margaret Harms
Cass Township
H. C. Bohlken
Cedar Rapids
C. Pfeil
Beatrice Gavin
O. F. Hosford
Monticello
What the Judge Wants to Know at Center Junction
A 1915 Center Junction column ponders local questions about name changes, stockings at the post office, changes in mail handling, pool hall behavior, upcoming whip actions by a professor, Uncle Sam and mail rights, Dave Ward's new clerk, quilt donations by the Ladies Aid, Rev Elges hair care, and the Center Junction Bank bookkeeper leaving for Olin.
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Center Junction
Mr. Alsever
Doctor Young
Pee Wee Townsend
Uncle Sam
Moses’ Pasture
Milwaukee
Dave Ward
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rev. Elges
Center Junction Bank
Olin
Operator Number Please Prompt Confusion
A short dialogue fragment shows a confused caller claiming a husband vanished after an operator’s action. A physician instruction line urges obedience to medicine without explanation, followed by a formalized wartime motto about duty. The piece reads as a surreal, cautionary exchange.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted For Stomach Ailments
The ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a universal cure for stomach and catarrhal conditions. It claims relief from chronic inflammation and digestive issues and asserts efficacy across professions and days, with refund if unsatisfied. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and warns against unnecessary operations.
Funeral of James Alexander Hamilton Held at Family Home
The funeral for James Alexander Hamilton of Clay township was held at the family home on Wednesday March 17 1915 following a sudden brain hemorrhage that struck him at work on Monday afternoon. Born June 22 1858 in Jones county he spent most of his life here. he married Jennie Edwards May 7 1885 and they had seven children. He is survived by his wife, children and siblings. he was active in local school affairs and regarded by many as a respected community member.
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James Alexander Hamilton
Clay Township
Jones County
Sloane
Nancy Hamilton
Jennie Edwards
Fairplay
Wisconsin
Blanche Mann
Lehigh
Iowa
Eleie Streeper
Onslow
Hazel Orr
Alexander
Max
Mildred
Theodore
Ahab DeWitt
Monticello
John Young
James Smith
Thomas Hamilton
Emmeline
James Hamilton
W A Mirick Doctor Opens Monticello Office
W A Mirick M D physician and surgeon maintains an office at his residence on South Cedar Street Monticello Iowa Call or night promptly attended to a brief local medical notice directing patients to his home practice.
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South Cedar St
Monticello
Iowa
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Lyman Hall
Maquoketa
J. O. Murray
Ed Franks
R. O. Walters
Prairieburg
Hall
FY. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
Mayr
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting St
Chicago
Illinois
W. A. Mirick, M. D
Good Clothes
Wart Schaffner & Mars
Glen Urquharts
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Michael Sterns
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Company
Tela
Price
Our Office
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Home of
G. P. Rockstad
Mer
Sam Reade
Monticello’s
Dress Goods
Madras
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Ness
Ta Valliere
George Stuhler’s
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