Death of Jos J Yeager in Estherville railroad yards
Bancroft records a fatal accident as Jos J Yeager a former restaurant keeper and Rock Island brake man, was crushed between a locomotive and freight car in Estherville yards while riding the engine. Funeral was in Spirit Lake with Odd Fellows and Yeomen participation. Yeager leaves a widow, three children, and a $2000 life certificate. his death prompts community notices and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. J. Yeager
Estherville
Rock Island
Bancroft
Saya
Joe Yeager
Spirit Lake
Odd Fellows
Yeomen
Wm. Putzier
Yeager
Highland Nobles
Local notes from Mason and Seneca regions
Fragmented OCR items mention Iva Kerr Lone and Tobin Kerr visiting Mason and Minnesota, with partial references to Shaw and Jim Smith. A death of Mayme Bronson is noted as a visiting person at a Chad home in Seneca, with unclear dates and events.
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Tobin Kerr
Minneagta
the Shaw
Jim” Smith
Shook O
Chicago
Satyre Ays
Mayme Bronson
Chard
Seneca Geversuph
County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Moves
W Stott and wife spent Friday at the Chas Anker home. Rob Cogdill sold 40 fat hogs to port dealers recently. Delbert Fitch and wife spent Sunday with friends near Sexton. Richard Richard and wife, near Arena, move to the Mart Owens farm this week. Mrs John Falk and daughter Tillie of Titonka spent Wednesday at the Aug Leek home. Sever Pankuk, visiting two weeks, left Monday for Menango ND. Leonard and Lee Daniels arrived from Mason City after a week’s visit. Dolph Ransy and others were Sunday visitors at the D Fitah home. Ringsdorf family of Bachelor’s Corners visited Mr B’s brother Fred. Little Rowena McWhorter recovering well after operation. Del Fitch and wife plan to move to Murdo SD this week. Nellie Stahl operated on for appendicitis Saturday by Drs Peters and Rhinghart with Kenefick of Alfons assisting. Mrs L Mann caring for her. She is progressing nicely.
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W. Stott
Chas, Anker
Rob Cogdill
Delbert Fitch
Sexton
Richard Richard
Arena
Mart Owens Farm
John Falk
Tillie
Titonka
Aug. Leek
Sever Pankuk
Ing
Menango
N. D
Fred
Little Rowena McWhorter
del Fitch
Local notices from Lone Rock and Armstrong area
SENECA J. M. Jensen and family of Kings attended church there last Sunday. T. A. Conner was from Mason City last week to tend farm interests. Harry Helgason moved his property to an 80 acre Armstrong farm. Lone Rock telephone patrons attended the annual meeting Saturday. Thorgens plan a large residence next spring. Peter will hire a housekeeper when the new house is ready. M E church members held a surprise party Saturday for Mr Helgason and family prior to their move to Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeomen
J. M. Jensen
Family of Kings
Ted
T. A. Conner
Mason City
Harry Helgason
Armstrong
Lone Rock Telephone Company
Lone Rock
Thorgens
Peter
M. E. Church
Mr. Helgason
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It claims catarrh causes most deafness and offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Addressed to Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and pricing for Halls Catarrh Cure and Pills.
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J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohi
Drugistsa
Pale Fall
The Los Angeles Limited trains the modern route description
The Los Angeles Limited offers daily electric lighted service to Los Angeles with travel time under three days via Chicago and North Western, Union Pacific, and Salt Lake routes. Features include Pullman drawing room and private compartment sleeping cars, Pullman tourist sleeping cars, and composite observation cars. For full information, consult the nearest North-Western Line agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Limited
Los Angeles
Chicago & North- Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Pullman
North-Western Line
May Interest You Kidney Cure Advertisement
In May readers are urged to try Foleys Kidney Cure to relieve kidney and bladder troubles. The ad claims it can correct health issues and cure any kidney problem within medicine reach, promoted by E. J. Connor & Co.
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Foley
E. J. Connor & Coa
Wesley Farmers Move with Route Roads and Creeked Weather
Farmers adapt to spring movement using present roads and weather. Kunz Lew Mattern and Otto Kunz attended the Knights of Columbus bus meet at St. Dodge on Sunday. W J Hager reported the loss of a valuable horse from indigestion. The Wesley creamery runs well hauling cream from Corwith about three trips weekly, now shipping locally instead of to Mungon City. Mr and Mrs Nels Overbeck visited daughter Mrs Charles Polen at Cedar Rapids, returning home Thursday.
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Wesley
Nels Overbeck
Charles Polen
Cedar Rapids
Whittmore Revival Opens in South Cresco Tonight
Rev Kauffman began revival services in South Cresco this evening. Mrs Kauffman was called to Chicago Thursday to aid her mother receiving treatment there. Henry Meyer’s sleigh accident left Mrs Meyer with shoulder injuries. C M Barber brought three loads of hogs for which he received 300.30. Herman sold 27 head for over 480. C Siems sold 30 head for 761. Grover Cleveland era and 10 cent corn nostalgia noted.
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Kauffman
South Cresco
Andrew Drewes
Minnesota Farm
C. M. Barber
Herman
C. Siems
Weonder
Grover C
North Kossuth Items Highlight Social and Weather Notes
Geo Vrooman entertained the B F Sharp family at dinner Sunday H Chesley visited his nephew B I Sharp last week J M Echelbarger will move to Washington in spring A barbecue is planned March 1 at the M and church in Imore C Moore stores hay in Germania yards awaiting cars M H Smith and Lena Krosch hold a Feb 20 sale on the Krosch Hebron farm Farmers attended Haun and Drake sale near Germania with good turnout Temperature swung 30 below Tuesday to 60 above Friday The Savohetta moved to Led yerd Bertha and Frank shifted schools Mrs BB Geptie of Fargo reports severe January cold and fear of spring flood.
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Geo. Vrooman
B. F. Sharp
H. Chesley
Blue Earth
B. I. Sharp
J. M. Echelbarger
Washington
Imore
C. Moore
Germania
M.H. Smith
Lena Krosch
C. I. Krosch
Hebron
Savohetta
Ledyerd
Bertha
Frank
Bb, T. Geptie
Fargo
N. J
Whittemore Farm Sold and Local News in County Notes
John Tyler sells his Whittemore farm to Jas Marile at 101 dollars per acre. George Barr of Union township plans relocation to Rednald South Dakota with family to follow. Thomas McDonnell and Mary Farrell wed at St Michael’s church Whittemore. they will reside on the groom’s farm. Ernest Larimer, longtime Irvington station agent, is moved to Ceylon Minnesota along the Burt line to Fox Lake. Elbert district netted 31.30 from a sociable for the school library. Harv Dailey and A 2 Lien handled the lunch baskets at auction. one basket brought 2.30. Burt Monitor reports January town totals for grain 13 062 17 hogs and cattle 27 131 poultry 5 250 steamery 7 000 total 52 743 13. Mr and Mrs C P McDonald and children plan a two month California visit beginning the 12th, Riverside chosen for evaluation. return around April 1. H Bert Ley of Germania Record sells to BR J Billings of McGregor after nine years. Billings, a Cornell graduate, takes over. Ley settles up remaining business.
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John Tyler
Whittemore
Jas
Marile
George Barr
Union Township
Rednald
S. D
Thomas McDonnell
Mary Farrell
St. Michael's Church
Ernest Larimer
Irvington
Ceylon
Minnesota
Fox Lake
LaVerne News
Burt Monitor
C. P. McDonald
California
Riverside
McDonald
H. Bert Ley
Germania Record
BR. J. Billings
McGregor
Ley
Lay
Germania
Billings
Cornell College
Goodall's Farm Free Offer for 1907 Subscribers
The Upper Des Moines-Republican offers free delivery to former subscribers within the county who paid for 1907 or will pay by April 1, the contract limit. Two regions settled the matter, with Goodall's Partner placed within reach and improved through the opportunity.
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Des Moines-Republican
Goodall
Drovers Journal Weekly Market Report and Subscription Offer
The Chil Drover's Journal publishes market reports and farming guidance for intelligent farmers. It offers sample copies and a subscription at 25 cents to unspecified recipients, with numbers and names handled by the Drovers' Journal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Drover’s Journal
Drovers’ Journal Company
Secon
Goodall
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Titanica
Will Thorson
John Williams
Denver
Will Vaske
New Vienna
Dr. Walters
Geo
Mayer
Titonice
A. I. Hunt
Susie Hacks
Alton
Iowa
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Motherville
Rev. Daily
John Schiltz
Des Moines
Cownie Glove Factory
Ray Brayton
Seneca
Titoeka
Dr. Wallace
Mary DeBoer
Alice Peterson
Center
Ramsey
Cora Gilbertson
Henry Schabot
Maggie
Rochester
Catholic Foresters
Jefferson Hall
Ray Washburn
Albert Howe
Pella
Central University
L. M. Howell
H. E. Nemmera
E. W. Forbes
Gilman, Iowa
D. A. Winkel
John
Mr. Winkel
Aspens
Tom Kelly
M. E. Blanchard
Leneca
Kelly
Tailman
The
Phoenix
Kennedy's Hall
Patzier Bros
Register and Leader
Burt
Henry Froshie
Henry
Iva Kerr
Mason
Portland
Taylor
BC Whitcomb
Chas Ball
Roy Ball
Whitcomb, Ball & Son
Creedkhe
Aberdeen
Poland
Titonka, Iowa
Nso
Saabs
Rerman Nelson
Haun & Drake
United States
Royal Fowerr
Scales
County News Notes
Elbert
Harv Dailey
A. 2. Lien
Valley View
Ferguson
Aigona
Tow
Lamberts Dandruff
E, E, Conner & Ci Druggists and Bookeellers
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