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fiers wh Interest Gledned fran ot, Machange Table, The Holstein Advance sports four deaths from influenza in last week's paper. They are Mrs. Henry Broder son, August Back, Ralph Clauer and John Fahr. Holstein Advance: Mrs. Hannah Schippman, wife of Postmaster Schipp man, Passed away this marking at 6:30 calls bringing to adead weeks of Intense purfuiny and pin. Peterson Patriot: A telegram re ceived the past week states that Burl Haight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bu bk, Haight of southeast of Peterson, is re ported as missing 19 action. storm Luke Hegister: The Buena Vista team won its third consecutive victory last Saturday afternoon by d feating the 163u Depot brigade by a score of 42 to 0. At no time was the ball in Buena Vista’s territory, Washta Journal: Word has been re ceived here that Chas. Smith of this pace, who is a member of the famous Rainbow Division, was again wounded, some time in October, and ‘one foot was 80 badly injured that it had to be amputated. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: Official news of the death of George H. Martz reached this city November 21, to his mother, Mrs. Amy Martz, ‘The tele gram stated that George had been killed in action on the battlefields in France on October 28. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: Oscar Johnson died at his home in this city on Monday morning, November 25, after a short illness of pneumonia following an attack of influenza. His condition was not thought critical until Sunday evening and he passed away Monday morning. Storm Lake Register: A telegram was received by Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Redenbaugh of 800 Lake Avenue this (Thursday) afternoon, announcing the sad news of the death of their eldest son, Dannie Redenbaugh, who died in France of heart failure on Monday, November 1). Washta Journal: An enthusiastic meeting of Washta and Quimby citi zens was held at Snidecor’s store in Washta Tuesday evening to discuss plans for electric lighting the two towns. It would be possible to get electricity either from Cherokee or from the Western Heat, Light Power Co. by way of Kingsley. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: Among the sad deaths which have occurred in this city caused by the epidemic of Spanish influenza, was that of Miss Shirley Harper of this city. Two weeks ago she came home from Qde bolt where she was a teacher in the public schools and was taken ill with a complication of diseases which develop ed into pneumonia, when death claimed her at her home on Tuesday evening, November 26, Marcus News: After eight long weeks of waiting and watching for some news in regard to the death of their son, Frederick Goodburn in France. Elmer Goodburn received a letter from the American Red Cross on November 23. ‘The letter was written on October 30, but was misdirected, and therefore delayed. The letter in dicates that the young soldier died the following day after receiving wounds on the battle field, and his demise may have followed the amputation of his leg. Public Sale Dates Following is a list of the public sale dates which have been claimed in this vicinity. If your date is not on the list let us know and it will be added. £. M. Matzdorf, Dec. 10. W. 8. Johnston, Dec. 11. Anderson Bros., Dec. 13. August Gustafson, Dec. 16. Peter Strom, Jan. 8. Fred Freimuth, Jan. 9. J. H. Peiton, Jan. 17. John Heline, Jan. 20. Fred Kaskey, Jan. 21. Joshua Shank, Jan. 22. W. H. Johnston, hogs, Jan. 29. A. Haagenwinkle, Jan. 30. Mrs. Emma Isackeon, Feb. 4. Ernest Pearson, Feb. 6. Wm. Rubbernus, Feb. 12. W. C. Newcomb, Feb. 14. A. B. Love, Feb. 11. L. G..‘Reckoff, Poland China Sows, March 5.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Dec 05, 1918
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