Local Notices and Community Notes Amid Snow and Obits
A compact roundup of local items reports a two inch snowfall over Tuesday night, reappointment of A Fiichey as postmaster at Olney, church services at Union Presbyterian next Sabbath at 10 30, and Anacre notes. Danigu Breeze and Pantos are named among residents with changes in residence from Sterling to Milledgeville, plus Uncle Thomas Sead near Bridgeport on about four years of feeble health. Hugh, his son, took the doctor to see him Friday. A Sacre farm listing describes 166 acres four miles south of Lamoner with dwelling, well improved buildings, fences. terms through F C Manley, Lam agent for watches. Regular Presbyterian services Sundays 10 30 a m and 7 p m, with Sabbath school at 9 30. A sermon titled A Woman's Message or Nations and Norceries is planned for next Sabbath evening. Jacob Brian announces candidacy for assessor of Christy town, noting farming vigor and no prior office experience. Summer Lodge No 209 Daughters of Rebekah elect officers including Noble Grand Essa Laxcastee. full attendance requested. installation planned for Feb 4. Jacob Brehm, wife of Jacob Brehm of Mt Zion, dies Friday night after a paralytic stroke at about 73, long faithful Lutheran member. Interment at Sumner Cemetery after services at West Christian Church with Rev M B Baker.
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Thomas Sead
Bridgeport
Hugh
Lamoner
F.C. Manley
Carmel
Jacob Brehm
Mt. Zion
Lutheran Church
Sumner Cemetery
West Christian Church
M. B. Baker
Card of Thanks and Reflections on Letters
Card thanks readers for support after the passing of a husband and father. The note cites gratitude for assistance and attendance at the funeral. An accompanying quote from Mrs. Sangster in February Ladies Home Journal argues a girl’s letters are private and not for family reading aloud.
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Gratera
The Beat Is the Cheapest Newspaper
The clipping promotes a first class newspaper named The Beat offering full news coverage. It claims affordable pricing at one dollar a year and urges readers to subscribe via the postmaster, highlighting reliability and thorough world affairs coverage.
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Edenier Pewepaper
St. Louis
Wreables of Her Own and a Doctor’s Irish Patient
A Philadelphia Record piece recounts a buoyant railway station scene where a reporter chronicles a Mrs Herman and her daughter Manda Palmer, traveling to Missouri with husband. a Kensington doctor shares a tale of a German measles misinterpretation by a feisty Irish watchman, angrily scolding his son in the mill town.
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the Inquirer
Genila
Manda
Mies Manda Herman
Missouri
Palmer
Corn Field Joke and King's New Discovery Ad
A Bonker Hill News snippet recalls a summer encounter with a boy in a corn field and a compliment on the corn followed by a quip about crops. The notice then shifts to a medical pitch for Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and other throat and lung diseases. It promises quick relief and showcases trial bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, with a guarantee.
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Bonker Hill
Grace Axpire burial gratitude note from neighbors
The family of Grace Axpire express sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends who aided at the burial. They appreciate the support and thoughtful acts during their loss.
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Grace
Axpire
Alunrt Weiros
Newsy Notes from Knox Nurseries and Nearby Towns
A jumble of local items reports Knox Nurseries noting no peaches in sight, illnesses and deaths in Newton and Wheatland, a broken knee after a fall at a lecture, a smallpox recovery in Wheatland, a missing man in Vincennes, and a series of incidents from embezzlement to theft, illness and injuries. Also notes a jail diversion, a youth in jail for forged checks, and residents facing accidents, burglaries, and a long-time Lancaster figure's passing.
Obituaries and illness mark Crawford community notes
Crawford Joho W. Ferrel has been seriously ill for some time with an unfavorable prognosis. Mrs. Updike of Villae died last Thursday. burial in Updike cemetery. Janos A. McCarty died Jan 7, born June 5, 1820 in Montgomery County, Missouri. He lived near Rebtawvon for years. Heene ta Crawford ORES when he was about 1) years old. Lunefe Mann was hoes in Aihenn county. Ele volunteered in the COS merce in FM. He was a member of the Wet Ben Regt for one year.
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Jano. A. McCarty
Montgomery
Crawfort
McQariv
Hia
Rebtawvon
Ae Sears
Lune Mann
Aihenn
Sarah Kendell
Inter Ocean offers unprecedented newspaper partnership
The statement proclaims a historic chance for readers to engage in a vast gilt distribution through a recent arrangement with Chicago's Weekly Inter Ocean. It promises truthful ads and full disclosure, noting a large supply of explanatory material accompanies the announcement and urges careful reader scrutiny.
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Janow
Ia Remilere
Inter Ocean OF
Chicago
Simon of
Mafil
Gowen Heron
Examination notices and pedagogy law dates set
A readably garbled notice lists exams for economic writes and teacher certification at Sao vor Maret Tet Ageport with sessions starting in March and September. It mentions pedagogy work, study methods, and a directive from H. W. Hosverrien, County Superintendent, on teacher dates and gubernatorial guidance.
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Sao
Chads
Lacock
Tora
H.W. Hosverrien
Stray notes from a busy Saturday report
The eight year old son of Mr and Mrs William Bryant of Powells neighborhood suffered skull fractures and other injuries when a falling tree struck him near noon. A Colored youth named Troy Levan caused trouble at Fitzpatrick's saloon and Morning Glory saloons, was arrested, and narrowly avoided prison after an earlier arrest history. A wife was wounded by a man firing from a chair but survived and declined to testify. A central telegraph system upgrade occurred at Home Central. A powder and dynamite factory was planned in Evenecville with BY000 capital. twelve plants exist in the state but none in the southern part. Minnie Mangrove, nine, died after her apron caught fire from a stove. her body burned beyond recovery.
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Airs
William Bryant
Powells
Narriea
Troy Levan
Crome
Morning Glory
Sim Hater
Levanine
Han
Paria
Aroia salve healing across the world and more
The piece touts Byckien's Aroia salve as a universal cure for corns boils ulcers and many ailments with the claim of perfection and worldwide fame. It advertises 250 a box at Date and Shen dan's and mentions electric bitters claimed to cure kidney trouble and back pain. It cites Eben F E Rexford and Sankey in promotional verse and notes a drug store selling Dale & Sheriden's products.
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Byckien
Shendan's
Phede Cherley
Eod Altiough
Rei
Oly
Dale & Sheriden
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