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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
5
An elderly Whitten resident B Parish and his son's wife Mrs William Parish died within hours of each other after a lingering illness. They will be buried in a double funeral at the Christian church in Whitten at two this Wednesday. Further obituaries to appear Saturday.
Thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and help during illness and burial of our daughter Martha Heinrich. Mr and Mrs Guo Heinrich.
Advertises sale of horses mares and mules aged 4 to 10 years weighing 900 to 1800 pounds. Stock to be fat and well broke to harness. Sale at Frank Nears livery barn Eldora on Friday March 24 1905. Rvt Baker Northern Seed Wheat Eldora Roller Mills. tf
J A Gamble offers a ready to play guitar chord set for 50 cents upon request. He lists 108 Randolph Street Chicago as the contact and invites readers to ask about a Queen Beurry comb.
Susanna Katharina Balmer Boylan of Hubbard Iowa died March 14 1905 at age 22 months shy of 23 after a long illness. The text records her Swiss birth November 6 1882 and emigration with her family to America in 1840 1854 1857 and 184? It notes she married William Wesley Boylan December 24 1854 in Blanchard Township Hancock County Ohio and lived in Clayton Clayton Hardin and Tipton townships Iowa before settling near Hubbard. She leaves a husband ten children including four daughters and five sons with one daughter Dora dying in infancy. Also surviving are siblings Christian John Peter Balmer and Margaret Milham and other relatives. The obituary describes her devotion as wife mother and neighbor and mentions a Lutheran baptism and Methodist Episcopal affiliation. The funeral is set for March 16 1905 at 1 PM at the Hubbard First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Barsalon officiating and burial in Tipton cemetery.
D A PincHon advertises fresh home grown Alsac clover seed at eight dollars per bi with contact from New Providence Ta phone number 13.
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