Death of Mrs Bates at Wyoming Iowa
Wyoming Wyoming November 19 obituaries announce the death of Mrs Catherine Bates nee Huksteen born November 29 1839 in Holland who died at home north of town after a week of illness. She and Theodore Bates celebrated their golden wedding on November 1 1862 and eight children survive. Funeral held at Pine Hill Farm home conducted by Rev H E Wilcox with burial in Wyoming cemetery. Also reported are the death of Clair Leamon nine months old and local notes on a Wyoming political club and community events.
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Wyoming
JT. Bates
New Jerusalem
Bates
Holland
Catherine Huksteen
America
Buffalo
Theodore Bates
Iowa
South Dakota
Onslow
Pine Hill Farm
KH. T. Bates, Jr
Amelia Shaffer
H. F. Bates
Walter Bates
Mary Bates
Jeanette Bates
O. C. Depuy
Wyoming Political Club
Ricketts
Presbyterian Church
Home Mission Movement
M. E. Church
Wilker’s Hardware Store
J. N. Swordes
W.G. Krouse
Earl
R. N. Beebe
R. M. Corbit
Wee-Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Evelyn Gillespie
Fillbrook
Montana
Charles Saxon
H. P. Stoffel
Mechanicsville
E. N. Stoffel
W. W. Chamberlain
Cedar Rapids
Death of Miss Theresa McLees at Castle Grove Farm
Miss Theresa McLees died at the family home in Castle Grove after a lingering illness. She spent weeks in Anamosa sanitarium this fall undergoing an operation that proved futile. Daughter of early settler Jonn McLees, she lived much of her life in Castle Grove and was known for generosity and kindness. Funeral held Sunday morning in the Church of.
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Castle Grove
Theresa McLees
Anamosa
Jonn McLees
Church of
Two Obituaries Mark Onslow in Late November News
Two deaths are noted in Onslow with funerals held this week. Ephriam Tebo, 64, died at his brother Theodore's home after a two year cancer struggle, with services at M. S. Church led by Rev. P. M. Phillips. Mrs. Bates, wife of E. T. Bates Sr., died Sunday. her funeral was today at her home 134 miles south.
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Onslow
Mrs. Bates
E. T. Bates
Ephriam Tebo
Theodore
Ehurch
P. M. Phillips
Tebo
Bates
Bert
Walter
Cody
Wyoming
Willie Cole
Methodist Church
Karl Benbow
Gee Overley
Chicago
A. Wi
Chase
Gee
Gilbert
da Radley
Lizzie Vincent
Belle Plaine
M. M. Franks
J. 4
Mackii
Platte
South Dakota
J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Falls
Daniel Cooley
Paul
Charlie Green
Anamosa
Cooley
Hornby
Sioux Falls
Bertha Noyes ‘Trotter
Seattle
Oakland
California
Will Clark
Scotch Grove
H. F. Paul
Paralta
Mt. Vernon
Center Junction News and Community Notices
Center Junction notes moving residents leaving for Cedar Rapids and visits from relatives. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet all day at Miss Dora Smiths home and hold a utility shower in church basement. Local social updates include visits among Monticello and Anamosa friends and travels to Ohio and Davenport.
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Center Junction
Lee Coder
Gwendolyn
Cedar Rapids
Coder
Aid
Presbyterian Church
Dora
Florence Smith
Presbyterian
Lawrence Divena
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
S. H. King
Chicago
H. Dice
M. G. Alsever
Frank Serbousek
Anamosa
Pangburn
H. H. Moyer
Beth McDonald
Myrtle Livingeee
Monticello
Amelia M. Thomas
Beals
Ohio
Will Alexander
Canton
George Davis
Sam Alexander
Stanwood
James Leech
Earl Stingley
Davenport
Prairieburg and Amber Family and Local News Digest
Prairieburg reports a bridge crew repair on the CO A N bridge at McQueen trestle with Leonar injured. Central City’s Mr Hishon struggles to relocate the central office. Local figures include Raymond Doran returning from Dakota, Thanksgiving dinner plans, and illness sidelining postmaster Thomas Abbey. Amber notes Will Daly’s moved house, Mrs. Keith visiting, a Marion federal officer, and creamery work by Will Netcott.
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Prairieburg
Leonar
CO. A. N
McQueen
Hishon
Central City
Prairigburg
Raymond Doran
Dakota
The
Presbyterian Church
Baker Building
Thomas Abbey
Sara Dolan
Anamosa
Jennie Burnside
Buffalo
N. L. Floyd
Rapids
M. BH
John Sibel
Monticello
W. H. Schoonover
Davenport
Joslin
Eureka Items from Anamosa and Area
Mr and Mrs Guy Cartana and sons return from Redig South Dakota and plan winter nearby. Candidates file expense accounts for several individuals. Mr Harry A Zinn resigns from Ama soma Electric management effective tomorrow. George L Schoonover travels to Panama to view canal works. Supervisor T J Finn sells 40 head of cattle from Washington township at a record Cascade market price. plans Arizona stay for health.
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Guy Cartana
Redig
South Dakota
J. H. J. Stutt
W. A. Hogan
B. H. Chamberlain
J. K. Hale
Matt Noyes
W. M. Johnston
Geo. A. Fisher
Harry A. Zinn
Amamosa Electric Company
T. J. Finn
Washington Township
Cascade
Finn
Arizona
Hopkinton Leader News Summary of Local Deals and Notices
Joe Lappe bought 160 acres north of Dyersville at 125 dollars per acre after selling his North Fork farm. Rev. Louis Meyer, longtime R. P. church pastor in Hopkinton, is critically ill in Cincinnati with lung hemorrhages and poor prognosis. Jimmy Griggs received a draft for 104 dollars for ginseng gathered in the woods this fall, with shipments at 87.50 per pound. Prof. L. G. Weld and Mrs Weld and Mrs Doan are visiting Doan families. Weld and his wife will sail soon for Europe. Weld, president of the Pullman School of Manual Training, is to tour the U S and Europe for plans on new buildings for the school.
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Joe Lappe
North Fork
Dyersville
Louis Meyer
R. P
Hopkinton
Cincinnati
Meyer
Jimmy Griggs
Names Mixed for Constable in Fairview Township
Anamosa Eureka reports that Ed Lienen was elected constable but could not qualify. He filed an affidavit and was nominated in June primaries. The canvassing board certified the nomination to the county auditor and democratic committee. Tom Lienen will serve as high constable for two years.
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Anamosa Eureka
Ed. Lienen
Fairview
Lienen
Democratic Central Committee
Tom Lienen
Hicks and Ricklefa Custom Ladies Coats and Suits
Hicks and Ricklefa offer made to order ladies coats and suits with personal fittings and tailored styles. Private appointments available to select fabrics and measurements. Local shop promotes tailored apparel for formal and daily wear in the community.
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Hicks & Ricklefa
Indian voyage diary from Kasur to Ludhiana by Rev McCuskey
The Rev Frank McCuskey and family report from Ludhiana Punjab India dated October 24 describing Kasur a growing mission station near Jerozepore Lahore and the plan to build a new missionary house in Ferozepore. They recount a sea voyage with gymkhana games on board ship and a dramatic monsoon rain event before arriving in Bombay and Ludhiana for their annual mission meeting.
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Frank McCuskey
Monticello
Kasur
Ferozepore
Jerozepore
Lahore
Frank J. Newton
Liverpool
Port Said
Bombay
Red Sea
Lillian
Aden
Donald
Margaret
Willie
India
Elephanta Island
Bombay Harbor
Ludhiana
Prices and middlemen blamed for high living cost, says congress president
The Farmers' National congress president argues the high cost of living stems from city residents pursuit of luxury, not farmer prices, while middlemen are dismissed as parasites. The statement emphasizes urban excess and omits middlemen from scrutiny.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Farmers’ National Congress
Took a Revolution to Do It Mitchell Republican
A Mitchell Republican notes that reformists finally beat Joe Cannon, but credits the victory to forcing the broader party to split rather than a simple triumph. The author praises the old guard’s resilience while acknowledging the party’s internal clash.
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Mitchell Republican
Joe Cannon
Treatment Long Overdue
Chicago Tribune quips that Europe’s ailing state needs decisive action while Harper's Weekly hints at a possible second term for Bryan, framing political readiness amid partisan chatter.
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Harper’s Weekly
Brother Bryan
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J. W. Doxsee
G. SS. McAleer
Connie
S.M. Hosford
Des Moines
Mutual Insurance Associations
Castle Grove Mutual Insurance Association
Hazel Serington
C.S. McAleer
A. Fef. M. Caspers
Ireton
Earl Gillilan
Frank Miller
Casa
Miss Dunn
Stone City
J. A. Howie
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ina Nelson
Fuller
Tom Dawson
Town City
Pierce Norris
Lenox College
Miriam Rice
Mia
Jonn Weir
Will Leech
Amber
Hopkinton Leader News
Frank MccCuskey
Chicago Tribune
Europe
Burson
Tron
Denton
Doutrick Dry Goods Co
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
Excelsior Shoe CO
Portsmouth
James A. McNeal & Co
James al. Weeal & Co
the Dew Jewelers
Eclipse Lumber Co
Eclinse Lambert
Joe Henry
Third Ward
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