Obituary notes for David City residents and Funkhouser funeral
John J. Jacobs of North David City died suddenly in his yard on Saturday September 8 from heart trouble. Survived by his wife Mrs. Jacobs seven children and thirty grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys David City with pallbearers named. Also obituaries for William S. Funkhouser born 1844 died Sept 6 1917 and long time Shelby area resident with large family. services by Rev G T Saviery. W O Johnson was in Omaha on business.
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David City
John A. Jacobs
Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Peter Jacobs
Chappell
Henryi
George Jacobs
George Zegers
Ed Kearney
Augusta Lettellier
Bloomington
Ind
Theodore Jacobs
Osceola
Anton
Holland
Hopps
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Butler County
Center Township
Ellen Bos
Nicholas Meysenburg
Luxemburg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father,Bell
Theodore Aerts
Theodore Lukassen
John Littl
Joseph Shramek
Peter Supanchick
Gilbert Zegers
Center
William S. Funkhouser
Ripley Cy Ninty
Indiana
Champaign County
Ilinois
Sarah F. Kirby
Jasper Funkhrouger
Jan” Houderscheldt
Geo. Funk
Houser
Guy
Funkhouser
Earnest Funkhouser
Pearl Derricks
Pave
Beye
William
Meéthoaigt
Lindis
Shelby
Samuel Funkhouser
Abraham Frank
Jess Funkhouser
Millie
Minerva
G. T. Saviery
Shelby A. B
Shelby Cemetery
Shelby Sun
Stromsburg
Neb
L. H. Headstrom
Headstrom
Headbloom
L. H. ,Headstrom
Ahe
P. Eb.o
Hed Cross
Misa Hazelle
University Place
Red Cross
Immediate examination of 7,000,000 registrants urged
Provost Marshal Aske proposes an instant review of all registered men not yet called for duty. Telegrams went to governors seeking opinions, aiming to inform about potential selection and help millions plan future service. About 5,000,000 already required screening to fill 687,000 available slots.
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Aske
Washington
National Swine Show Entries Pour In Across States
Entries from 17 states accelerate toward the National Swine Show at Union Stockyards October 3 to 10. Nebraska and Iowa lead entries, with teams from California to Ohio represented, promising a large, highly competitive event.
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Union
Nebraska
Iowa
California
Oregon
Washington
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Michigan
South Dakota
Ohio
E. Buckingham
Jaws
Wheat policy clarified by Hoover government stance
Hoover announces farmers will not be requisitioned for wheat and that government price support will hold for next year. Wattles’ office relays the message stressing a just, high price protecting farmers and encouraging turning wheat to money promptly.
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Herbert Hoover
Wattles
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Tool Administration
Washington
Agricultural Exemption Decisions By Appellate Board
The appellate board approved some agricultural exemptions while denying others. Individuals named include Lindéln Walter and Ray A Randell denied, Otto B Nelson denied, Albin Mollerstrom denied, Robert Karger allowed, Jobin denied, Gembico allowed, Steve Geogren granted a 90 day discharge, Martin Anderson allowed, Peter Thelen denied, Martin Velanek allowed, Mélvin Younglund denied.
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Lindéln
Walter
B.walgren
Ray
A. ‘Randell
Otto B. Nelson
Albin’ J
Mollerstrom
Robert Karger
Jobin
T. ‘Gembico
Steve Geogren
Martin
H. Anderson
Peter A. Thelen
Martin J. ‘Velanek
Mélvin A. Younglund
Triump of Democracy Parade Planned by Ak Sar Ben
The Ak Sar Ben festival outlines an October 3 electrical parade and October 4 patriotic parade with eight floats and a grand coronation ball on October 5. The program honors democracy, Nebraska and Iowa citizens and the board of governors aims to please the public.
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AK Sar
Brotherhood In
Board of Governors
Nebraska
Iowa
Second Contingent to Leave Osceola Saturday Morning
Fogky Polk county national army men depart Osceola for Fort Riley on Saturday morning after receiving orders to report to the county board at 4 PM Friday. The list of selected men includes Wilber Jay Stalnaker Luther Kreis Herman Thelen Marion Shaw John Walter Wyman Owen McClung and many others with alternates named for Osceola and surrounding routes.
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Fogky
Polk County National Army
Osceola
Fort Riley
Union Pacific
Wilber Jay Stalnaker
Luther
George
Kreis Herman Joseph Thelen
Marion A. Shaw
John Walter Wyman
Owen Wesley McClung
Anton Swan, Jr
Fred Bernt ‘Winfred Ellsworth Holm
Benjamin Harrison -Blevins
Bryan Stamm
Four New Serial Novels Announced by Journal and News
The State Journal and Lincoln News reveal four new serial novels to appear before January 1. The Secret of Lonesome Core by Samuel Hopkins Adams leads the lineup followed by The Signal Six by Stewart Edward White The Flying Last Stand by B M Bower and Chico Malone by Fannie Heaslip Lea. A trial offer mails these serials to subscribers through January 1918 for 1.00 with Sunday Journal and comics feature at 1.50.
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State Journal
Lincoln News
Lonesome Core
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Signal Six
Stewart Edward White
U's
Last Stand
B. M. Bower
Chico Malone
Fannie Heaslip Lea
Journal
Re-Dedicate Lutheran Church Services Highlight Rededication
Swedish Lutheran church re dedicates after remodeling with a 5000 expenditure raising property value to 20000 including grounds and parsonage. Attendance 250 to 300, services crowded, out of town ministers attended, music by Belvidere and Loup City choirs, Lincoln organist, and local dedication notices. The piece notes civic pride and a patriotic verse. See P A Nelson for Cheyenne county lands.
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Stromsburg
Neb
Swedish Lutheran Church
K. A. [Sakson
Aurora
Nebraska Ministerial Association
N. A. Osterholm
Omaha
Oscar Palmberg
Belvidere
B. L. Chalman
Svea Sahl
Loup City
R. A. Jones
Siloh
Andrew Smithberg
A., Lundberg
Loomis
Esther Toren
Lincoln
Petrus Anderson
Augusta Rodin
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the Surety. Investment Co
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August Lettellier
Bloomington, Ind
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Cornelius
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Jacob Vandenburg
Spaulding
Mr. Bos
W. O. Johnson
JSE
Osceola Bank
Polk
Polk County’ Institution
THE
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Iméans
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National Food Administration
Belgium
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Eclectic Oil
Methodist Church Conference
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Ansco
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Anton’ Weaver
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Dennis Noland Mills
Wilber
Roy van Hoosen
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Frank Walford Anderson
Arthur Walter Carson
Earl Davidson
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Russell Henry Mace
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George Webster Henry Stevens
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Headley I
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Robert Henry
Aldrich John Edward Horst
Frank Robak
Merwin Oliver Johnson
Clarence
Eugene Cash
Frank Exander
Lee Booth
Walter E. Walgren
Axel L. Swan
Ralph Houderstheldt
Shelby William ‘Mulder
Shelby Roy August Randell
Otto Bryan Nelson
Oscéola
Journal and News
Polk ‘County
L. Austin Stromsburg
L. R. Horford
Shelby-Wesley
Baled
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America
Frederick Earle
Newark News
P. A. Nelson
Cheyenne County
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