Pioneer Ramsey resident Norman Collar remembered
Funeral services were held in the hall followed by interment at Croft Cemetery beside the Fir Lodge to which he belonged. A pioneer from Kossuth, Collar settled in Ramsey after moving from Illinois 42 years ago. Known for a sod house, Collar’s Sod Tavern, and as a kind, generous, and helpful neighbor, his passing brings regret to friends and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Collar
Ramsey
Croft
Lodiga
Ulinois
Eoon
Bancroft Register
Baliy Stings Boyle in a Town Gossip Swirl
The text mocks George Boyle as a kidnapper suspect while defending his character. It ridicules neighbors and claims no girl would kiss him, while suggesting he would shelter a found child if offered, reflecting sharp town rumor and satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Clibs
Tou Sherman
Geo
Hanna
Unsavory Criminal Case Proceeds Before Squire Saturday
A rape case initiated by Misa Minnia Pooch against Martin is heard as he seeks counsel and posts bail for grand jury appearance. A civil action for affront and support arises, with a $8000 property lien on Martin. Subsequent local notices mention Lien and a gossip note about marriage.
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Squire Taylor
API
Han
Martin
Des Moines Republian
Church Notes Open Sacrament Services Next Sunday
Rev Mitchell will hold sacramental services on the Burt charge next Sunday and Rev C K Maynard will preach in Titonka morning and evening and at Doan afternoon. The third quarterly conference is set for Saturday at Ba'Locke and the Lord s Supper will be observed at morning and afternoon exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Burt
Ba’locke
C. K. Maynard
Aupp
Titonka
Doan
Earn Cash Prizes by Scouting Magazine Subscriptions
A historical notice advertises a $6,000 in cash prizes to recruit a solicitor for county renewals and new subscriptions to Pictorial Review. It offers a home business in a special territory with earnings from $13 to $50 weekly based on effort and time. Applicants should state experience age available time and prior work.
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el Slark
Hany
Gulf Coast Country onion farming yields high profits
W A McNeil grows twenty eight acres of onions at Santa Maria Texas with a yield of four hundred crates per acre at one twenty per crate totaling thirteen thousand four hundred dollars. Gulf Coast Country promises easy profits from a few acres with mild winters and warm summers inviting buyers to invest before prices rise.
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W. A. McNeil
Santa Maria
Tex
Gulf Coast
McNeil
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Et Fouls
Kansas City
Brownsville
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the Farmers Co-Operative Society OF Wesley
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Elsinpeter
L. G. Gooney
J. E. Kiel
John Severeins
J. H. Queal & CO
Cate
Pita
Cel Price
van Bee
IL Lund
Ines
Baliy
Boyle
Lien
A. H. Lien
Eagle Grove
A. B
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Gen
Titoake
Doan 16
Sima Tare Gs
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Texas
America
TEXA
John Sebastian
the Peoples’ Bank
Hall & Nelson, Bankers
J.J. Budlong
Reg Helbyamen
Norman Calar
Pannkek
F.in
McDermott QA. Brown
P. E. Johnston
August Schram
Wm. Lamoreux
Henry Stohr
Rodney Hin
Bill
Herrin Frayzon
John Elmore
Claus Heesch
R. L. Lamoreux
Fred Hofmeister
Drank Heal
George B.hall
Pues
Herman Nelson
Oasq
Geo, L
Lamoreux
Beck
Cait
Mike
Titanka
F. R. Amesbury
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