Sumner Markets and Local Notices in 1900 Sumner Gazette
Summary of the May 16 1900 Sumner Gazette includes market quotes for hogs oats flax timothy corn and eggs with prices noted. local notices cover illness births visits by residents, footwear and hat promotions at Carl Marks and Lanpher hats, various visits by residents to towns like Minneapolis Waverly and Hampton, property and cemetery meeting, endorsements of local merchants, and a land prospecting tour by Gus Pagel and S T Todd.
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Gus. Pagel
North Dakota
Minneapolis
S. T. Todd
GAZETTE notes printers sought and local notices
The Sumner Gazette itemizes advertising, sales, and local news including a desperate call for a steady printer, a 160 acre land for sale, travel updates, and community notices. It records moves by Anson Barnard to Sumner, local election costs, and cemetery care efforts while listing various residents and events from Waverly and surrounding areas.
Longtime resident John Gaede dies near STend Shire Church
John Gaede aged 71 died at his home one mile south of the STend shire church early Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday at the church with Rev. Theo Hendschke officiating. Survived by wife and three children Wm Gaede Louie Gaede and Mrs Andy Baumgartner. Also notes on local doings from New York trip plans straw buying and mill work.
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John Gaede
Stendshire Church
Theo. Hendschke
Louie Gaede
Andy Baumgartner
E. M. Kieron
Chicago
Jas. Herring
Riceville
W. H. Schoonmaker
Dr. Cooney
Fayette
Ralph Moulton
Laura Deitrick
Oelwein
Herald Home
Robinson
J. F. Cass
Sumner
Patterson
Marshal Mobblis
McClure
IF. W. Schwabe
Conrad Becker
Rude Moser
Zinc in public monuments proves durable outdoors
Ure’s Dictionary notes zinc as a metal for high art has progressed over eighteen years, dispelling doubt about its outdoor durability. Chemistry confirms zinc’s weather resistance, supporting its use in white bronze monuments and statuary.
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Ure
St Paul Dispatch Launches Direct World News Service
The St Paul Dispatch expands with a special foreign cable service direct from European centers. A resident correspondent network provides unfiltered news and gossip from major cities, reflecting America’s rise as a world power and inviting foreign born readers to engage with fatherland reporting. Subscription offers 25 cents for one month.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Spain
America
London
Northwest
Dispatch
St. Paul
Minn
Fall stock offered for delivery by Jewel Nursery Co
You can earn money selling our full line of fruit and ornamental stock for fall delivery. Write for terms. Address The Jewel Nursery Co Lake City Minnesota Established 1868 1000 acres Also notes Krebs Bros Co Cedar Rapids building memorial day in white bronze and granite work. Also details Chicago Great Western Ry excursion tickets May 14 19 to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church meeting Chattanooga Tenn and May 15 22 to St Louis with return by June 2.
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The
Jewel Nursery Co
Lake City
Minn
Krebs Bros. Co
Cedar Rapids
General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago Great Western Ry
F. H. Lord
Adams St
Chicago
St. Louis
C.G. W. Ry
J. H. Lord
G. P
T. A
Mentors and visitors stop at Mentor in week’s travel
Mrs. N J Lamphere of Floyd visits her daughter Mrs J J McConkey and Miss Ada Farnum of Sumner calls on relatives here. D Slack of Tripoli papers for local ladies. Alf Countryman and Mrs John Clarey visit Mentor cemetery. Claude McConkey recovers from a plow accident. Charley Stevenson and son from South Dakota visit his mother and siblings here.
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Fred Cass
O. A. McParland
Newhampton
Babcocks
Charley Horton
Blowers
Horsemen
Waterloo
Dr. Phillips
Westgate
Charles Keough
Guilford Street
North Cemetery
Thos. J. Durant
Charley Ryan
Hampton
Louis Slimmer
Clarksville
Chicago
Henry Oltregge
Waverly
Gus Bredow
Kittie Sterling
Ikansas
Will Judisch
W. D. Tift
Sumner
Buck Creek
Fred Pleggenkuhle
South Dakota
Carl Marks
W. R. Noble
Ryan
N. J. Lamphere
Floyd
J. J. McConkey
Ada Farnum
Alf. Countryman
John Clarey
Mentor
Claude McConkey
Charley Stevenson
A. L. Stevenson
Erwin
W. G. Krause
John Smith
Mrs Branch Suffering From Grippe And Local Happenings
Local notes report Mrs Branch ill with grippe while community members Linstrum Farin and others appear in town. Ed McVaugh to host a large barn raising, neighbors visit kin, and Lang travels to Washington to see a sister. A county line bridge project and a prominent wedding in Oelwein are noted, along with a missionary meeting, a Chicago horse purchase, and various civic remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Linstrum
Farin
Ed. McVaugh
John Bubr
Sumner
Martin Lang
Washington
J. R. Bore
New Hampton
Printing workers should rely on Iowa towns for patronage
The statement argues that people who take jobs in printing for Dubuque Des Moines Waterloo Cedar Rapids or any other town should be obliged to depend on those towns for patronage, asserting local ties and economic responsibility within the industry.
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Dubuque
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Will of Henry Oldendorf of Tripoli Is Read
The will of the late Henry Oldendorf of Tripoli was opened by Clerk Brodie Aprolith. It bequeaths funds to the German Evangelical Synod of North America including a Seminary at St Louis and Elmhurst, a fund for orphans, district and church allocations, and specific bequests to relatives and nieces and nephews. The estate totals about 74000 dollars with five percent allocated to the county treasury.
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Henry Oldendorf
Tripoli
Brodie
German Evangelical Synod of North America
St. Louis
Elmhurst
Mn Towa District Fund
Inno Tayalid Fund
St. Peters’ Church
Kpoli
John Seegers
Fred Seegers
SF Ells Oh
Tana Mary Seegers Steine
Minnie Seegers Kaiser
Henry Weather
Dana
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W. KR. McClure
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Gentry
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C. J. Brodie
John McMurray
Janesville
John Hoth
Sumner Telephone Co
Westunion
Nathan Linn
O. K
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Matilda Gruepper
Wm. Hochberger
Richfield Church
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George Wheaton
Tuscumbia
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Chas
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W. J. Wruts
Osage
Towa
Anson Barnard
Wells House
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Mr. Barnard
G. W
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Dr. Whitmire
Chris Lawton
New York
Chris
Jas. A. Smith & Co
Kumpf Bros
Mr. Schulz
G. E. Royce
Hotel Tibbitts
John Suckfiel
Congdon
Banks Tp
Alice Sorg
Hattie Leyh
Oscar Leyh
Orra Dallenbach
Geo. Dalenbach
Clarence Leyh
Daisy C. Robertson
W.T. Lyon
War Department
Washington, D. C
Ed .E. Wuttke
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Lyon
Congress
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Wm. H. Willging
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Albert Fusel
News of the World
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Cincinnati
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Nure Alley
Muffly’s
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Frederika
M. TE
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Fayette County
Delabery
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Bremer County
Vonda
B.D
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Sumner Township
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United States
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Decatur
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