Obituary and Local Notices From Wyoming Iowa
John H. Rothwedder born Germany October 2 1845 died Wyoming Iowa October 30 1915 aged 70 28. He lived in Illinois Clinton county Iowa Missouri and Jones county contributing to community growth. Survived by wife Fredrica Guebel five sons two daughters. Public and family notices cover land purchases moves and visits including Kohwedder funeral and newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Conger.
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Wyoming
John H. Rothwedder
Germany
Iowa
America
Ilinois
Clinton County
Fredrica Guebel
Missouri
Iones County
Rothwedder
Robwedders
Rohwedder
Bearinger
Nolan Bros
Canton
Joe
Hildwards
Wyoming Township
O. L. Barrows
Foote
Ired Smith
Peter Sepmalfeldi
Porter Aitterton
Will Wilcox
Marion Muneypenny
Byerley
N. Wilcox
Kansas City
Wm. Ytourtetlott
East Green Street
Ralph Heasty
Des Moines
R. M. Heasty
Edna
Cedar Rapids
Kridna
Kay Heasty
Davenport
Dan Tebo
A. A. Vaughn
E. M. Babcock
Mallicoat
Clayton Field
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Kohwedder
Charles Conger
B. D. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Cattle Collision Near Anamosa Alters Local Road Scene
S M Hosford bumped into cows near Anamosa causing a slight axle bend and damaged fenders. Rev Kramer will conduct chapel services next Sunday with missionary talk in the evening. Community notes include visits, meetings, and travel from Castle Grove to Cedar Rapids and Monticello.
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S. M. Hosford
Anamosa
Kramer
Christian Endeavor
O’brien
Christ Hmiden
Byrne
Tarpox
Harris
Earl Gillilan
Lloyd
Hopkinton
K. J. Noble
Florence
Leon
Marshalltown Enroute
Elsie Noble
A. W. Cramer
Monticello
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. A. McLaughlin
Pearl Hessey
Mary Coxsee
Milonie McLaughlin
Mr. Hughes
Lester Hughes
Baby
Buck Creek
Will Hiller
Fred
Bessie
Bertha Harken
California
T. A. King
Harken Fonte
Weather Man Takes October Vacation
The weather report note from Omaha implies the meteorologist booked a vacation in October, affecting forecast updates and routine communication with readers.
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Omaha World-Herald
Prairieburg News Briefs Prompt Alarming Health Updates
In Prairieburg on November 7 Mrs. Powers returned from Des Moines after an X ray diagnosed cancer of the stomach with little hope for recovery. Mrs. Lester Stone is in St Luke’s hospital Cedar Rapids awaiting an appendectomy and is reported recovering well. Mrs. J B Bhatapan hosted Mrs. Rogers and Zella for the winter in Springville due to poor health. Rk W Baker plans building repairs to ensure safety when carpenters are available. Mr and Mrs Raymond Richards welcomed a son born Tuesday the 2nd. Mrs Frank Herald died Tuesday at midnight from heart trouble. A new son arrived at the Will Trieft home near Doggan last week. Mr and Mrs Ed Burlingham and Mr and Mrs John Sible visited Monticello Saturday. Mrs George Chase of Waukon visits her parents. Ladies Aid met Thursday at the Lamont Fronk Mubaughlin home. Monticello resident Mubaughlin Jr returned to Washington DC Monday. Mrs Pear Bowman and children of Lost Nation visiting the Bure. Remember the M I banner supper on November 20.
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Prairieburg
Wo. Powers
Des Moines
Lester Stone
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Bhatapan
Rogers
Zella
Springville
Will Trieft
Doggan
Ed Burlingham
John Sible
Monticello
George Chase
Waukon
L. HE. Minehart
Charles Lamont
Fronk Mubaughlin, Jr
Center Junction Literary Society Program Planned
Center Junction high school announces the first Literary Society program in the opera hall on Wednesday evening November 17. An illustrated sermon is set for Sunday evening November 11 at the Center Junction Presbyterian church with all invited. Mrs A A Scofield and Misses Marietta Letze and Maggie McDonald discuss prices for rug weaving from ingrain carpets. Several local residents visit relatives and attend church events amid various travels and illnesses.
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Center Junction Presbyterian Church
A. A. Scofield
Marietta Letze
Maggie McDonald
W. W. Dodge
Center Point
Myron Dodge
Garlton
Mt. Vernon
M. . Church
Elizabeth Mend
Sargant
Nebraska
James Mend
W. Wes
Presbyterian Church
Will Leech
Altruman Club Meeting Reports Readings and Papers
Onslow November 9 the Altruman club met with Mrs John Kennedy on Friday November 5. Mrs Dennison presided with ten members present. Brown read excerpts from The Courtship of Miles Standish and led a Virginia and New England lesson. Papers on John Smith and Roger Williams were presented. Next meeting set for November 19 with Mrs Scrogpie.
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Onslow
Altruman
John Kennedy
Dennison
Longfellow
Miss Brown
Miles Standish
Virginia
New England
John Smith
Roger Williams
Scrogpie
Death of Mrs. Clemens Oeschger in Cascade
Mrs. Clemens Oeschger a Richland township native aged 79 died at her Cascade home last Monday after years of ill health. Born Catherine Galen in Luxembourg October 4 1836 she married Clemens Oeschger in 1859 and moved to Cascade after 14 years in Richland township. Survived by husband seven children thirty two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral held at St Marys church on Wednesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev J B Albers.
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Clemens Oeschger
Richland
Cascade
Cascade Pioneer
Cathering OU Oeschger
Deueased
Catherine Galen
Grand Duche
Luxemberg
Europe
United States
Clemens Deadger
Tete Des Marts
Jackson County
Iowa
Richland Township
Jones County
Peter
Peter Grollinger
Whitewater Township
Arthur Crim
Monticello
C. Cashen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Alya Like
Paul Staner
Charles Oeschger
Albert
Anna
Lena
Oeschger
Galen
Tost. Mary’s Church
J. B. Albers
Four Year Old Girl Killed on Viola Tracks
The four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Clark was struck and killed by a northbound train on the C M St Paul Railway near Viola. An inquest was held by Cedar Rapids coroner officials. The child was a niece of Mrs. John Fluckiger of Lovell township.
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Seymour Clark
C. M. & St. Paul
Viola
Saaid
Cedar Rapids
John Fluckiger
Lovell Township
Noted Jones County citizen Noyes dies at 80
N B Noyes of Onslow died Saturday morning November 6 at his home, aged 80. A veteran of the Civil War, he served 25 years as Onslow postmaster and wrote for The Monticello Express for about twenty-five years. Survived by his second wife M J Worrell and five children, he was active in the Methodist church and a respected longtime community figure. His son Walter died in the Spanish American War.
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N. B. Noyes
Jones County
Onslow
Upton
Noyes
Nebraska
Mr. Noyes
Addison County
Vermont
Iowa
Ohio
29Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Henrietta Crowell
Gratie
M. J. Worrell
Bertha M. Tratter
Portland
Oregon
Fannie E. McDonald
Florida
Walter T
Arthur
Wynot
Lou Easler
Walter
Harrison
Monticello Express
The
Express
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Wyoming
Funeral Rites for Noyes Highlight Onslow Memorials
Members of the Women’s Relief corps and many guests gathered in Onslow to honor the birth anniversary and memory of Noyes. Speakers from Wyomin g and Monticello reflected on his community service, teaching, and church involvement. Surviving Ben Paul Grand Army Post veterans attended the funeral services conducted by Rev. Van Buren and aides, with attendees from Anamosa, Monticello, Center Junction, and Wyoming.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Onslow
Noyen
A. M. Loomis
N. B. Noyes
Ben Paul Grand Army Post
Wyoming
W. Kk. van Buren
Vipton
Onion Charge
Davis
Benbow
Presbyterian Church
Anamosa
Monticello
Center Junction
van Buren
Noyes
Mrs James Lahey remembered in Farley obit
Mrs Anna Daly Lahey a former Bankston resident died in Chicago after visiting Dr Murphy She was 50 and survived by husband James four children Ralph Alfred Mary Cecelia six brothers and one sister The funeral was at St Josephs church Farley last Saturday with many relatives in attendance.
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Dubuque
Farley
Matthew Daly
Bankston
St. Joseph’s Church
Mason City Leads Population Gains in 1915 Census
Census figures released in 1915 show Mason City with a 52 percent population gain from 11,280 to 17,066 between 1910 and 1915. Other notable gains include Chariton 37 percent and Sioux City 20 percent with Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Waterloo Des Moines also rising. C. N. Patrick, glasses fitted.
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Mason City
Chariton
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Trouble in Co op Packing Plant In Marshalltown
In Marshalltown a co operative packing plant faces trouble after a new company formed with 18500 dollars already paid in. Plans to merge with Brittain and Co and issue 65000 in seven percent demand notes trigger stockholders’ protest. They accuse officers of the association and seek to block the deal pending court action. They deem the capital insufficient and refuse further subscriptions or property purchases.
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Marshalltown
Brittain & Co
Q. L. Ingeldus
D. H. Naylor, Jr
Death of Walter E. Baldwin in Missouri
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes the sudden death of Walter E. Baldwin, formerly of Cascade Iowa, in Saxony Missouri after a brief illness. Born October 29 1863 in Galena Illinois he was son of Isaac Baldwin a state senator. He leaves wife stepmother three sisters Evelyn Birdena and Mrs H Lynn and brothers C D Baldwin and Frank.
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Dubuque
Wabash
I. Baldwin
Cascade
Evelyn
Birdena
H. Lynn
Polk City
Iowa
C. D
Cascade Pioneer
Frank
In The Widest Sense Marion Register Note
A fragment discusses a debate over tariffs and an implied national economic stance. It hints at tensions between liberty and protectionism and references America first rhetoric without explicit condemnation. The readable text centers on a pretense rather than direct policy details.
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Marion Register
Amon
America
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Castle Grove
George van Buren
J. M. King
Adelbert
Langworthy
Herman Hahn
Manchester
Harry Orcutt
Union Township
Grace Noble
S. M. Benedict
Studebaker
Clemens Oesehger
Philadelphia
Armenia
James Lahey
C. N. Patrick
Eastman
An Hastman
Kodaak
Chester NI
Patrick
Geo. Stunler’s Sons Co
Walter E. Baldwin
Ce Ee
Rickless Montic
Ello
Harry E. Netcott
Independence, Iowa
E. G. Rawson
Onslow, Iowa
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
George Stuhler
Stuttler’s
Buster
Stahler’s
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