Flora Warren Dies At Spearfish Editor’s Wife Remembered
Flora Clyde Warren, wife of Spearfish Mail editor, died July 24 after a long illness. Born July 1, 1860 in DeWitt, Iowa, she taught in Emmet county schools and was daughter of C. C. Bates founder of Estherville’s Northern Vindicator. The Warren family moved through Boone, Estherville, St. Paul, West Bend, Rapid City, and Spearfish, where she and her husband built a long home and raised three children and a grandson. Her death ends a thirty eight year partnership marked by devotion and family service.
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Misa Flora Warren
Warren
Mail
Spearfish
South Dakota
Estherville
Emmet County
C. C. Bates
Flora C
Arren
Gett
Flora Clyde Warren
DeWitt, Iowa
O. C Bates
Iowa
Boone
Eatherville
The
den Moines
Pioneer
Kossuth County
Algona
St.Paul
Minnesota
Pioneer Press
West Bend
Palo Alto
Black Hills
Rapid City
Mrs. Warren
J.R. Warren
Nellie
Hazel Warren
Russell Warren, Jr
Denver
Gerfte
Fiie
Pergongl Teweed
Baldee
Birney Buys Watson Home for Proposed Hospital
Dr. C. E. Birney has purchased Mrs. Watson’s Lincoln street home to convert into a hospital. The building is well located, substantial, and attractive, promising to become a fine medical facility. In Spirit Lake Iowa on August 5, the Quevli farms near Lakefield were sold to A. V. Everett of Rolfe for nearly 500000, with 2280 acres total and fourteen farm blocks developed since Nels Quevli first acquired 2000 acres. Everett plans to expand this venture into a million dollar operation, not for sale.
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C. EB. Birney
Wm. Watson
Lincoln Street
Lakefield Lands
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Quevli
A. V. Everett
Rolfe
Anthony
Everett
Papa
H.H. Tosdat
Marviane
Tosdal
Knights of Pythias Convention Delegates Named at Sioux City
G H Lucas E J Maniece L E White C A Dayton and Frank Eiden named delegates to the Knights of Pythias Convention in Sioux City. Lucas and Dayton attended with Mrs G H Lucas Mrs Vance Noe representing the Pythian sisters. District secretary John Willey also attended.
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Knights of Pythias
Sioux City
G. H. Lucas
E. J. Maniece
L. E. White
C. A. Dayton
Frank Eiden
Vance Noe
Pythian Sisters
John Willey
Automatic Cooking Demonstration At City Firehouse
A city supervised demonstration of an automatic gas cooking range will be held in the rear of the firehouse Friday and Saturday afternoons. The ranges will be sold by the city at nearly coal price to encourage use by housewives.
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Steve
Western Telephone Scapper City Change at Western Eisctwic
New Mauka reports a leadership shift at Western Eisctwic with the manager succeeding Blair who resigns to move to Twin Falls Idaho. The transition takes effect the 11th of the month as Harold Hudson’s homecoming from overseas is awaited. he distinguished himself in France earning medals for bravery.
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New Mauka
Western Telephone
Eisctwic
A Blair
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hotchfield
Harold Hudson
New
Fop
Mrs Warren Remembered with Floral Tributes and Simple Rites
Acquaintances and husband of Mrs. Warren extend charity as her passing is noted. Floral tributes pour in from the Eastern Star, Spearfish city council, and courthouse employees in Deadwood, signaling high regard. Pallbearers chosen from longtime friends include Messia, Curran, Soutar, Pike, Cooper, Summers, and Harkness. Solo by Will Kilminster precedes a grave prayer by Rev. A. E. Cash. Casket laid to rest.
Tribute to Mrs Flora Warren Ends Her Thirty Year Spearfish Life
Friday morning's Pioneer Times recalls Mrs Flora C Warren as a beloved, gentle woman with strong manly sympathy. She shared her time and means with sorrowing neighbors, aiding those in distress. Known in Spearfish and other Hills cities for over thirty years, her death brings sorrow and heartfelt sympathy to her grieving husband and children.
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Pioneer Times
Flora.c. Warren
Spearfish
Strike Called Off in Rock Island Shops After Week-Long Walkout
Rock Island Federation of Railway Shopmen ended their strike after one week and one day with an expected wage adjustment to be decided by federation leadership. Rail operations on the Rock Island line resumed, workers and officials praised for their cooperation, while Cedar Rapids Manley and Iowa Falls also returned to work.
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Federated Railway
Rock Island
Federation
Cedar Rapids
Manley
Iowa Falls
Hanning
Thursay
Cedar Rapids Union
Green
Adak
Rock Island Road
Chicago Officials Relief Over Latest Railway Strike News
Chicago officials hopeful for early return of striking federated railway shopmen as ballots are prepared for a nationwide vote in Washington. In Sioux City, workers drift back to their jobs though maintenance crews and shopmen say they will resume only after wage demands are met.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Federated
Washington
International
Sioux Citys Town
Sioux City
Rock Island officials report Cedar Rapids vote to return to work
At Cedar Rapids yesterday 800 shop employees voted to return to work in the afternoon. The return is said to influence attitudes of strikers across Iowa and the northern district as well as in nearby towns. The Gray Produce Company plans to expand its space in the Thompson building, adding a second story and employing several more workers. The business will use the basement and two upper floors for operations as changes are completed. In Minnesota, Leyton is to celebrate Homecoming Day with autos carrying Ceylon residents and a major gathering Friday. The town is preparing a large program featuring speeches and entertainment to welcome visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Edar Rapids
Iowa
Re . Gray Produce Company
P. G. Gray Produce Company
Thompson
Barn Destroyed by Fire After Lightning Strike
A barn on the old Caltine farm in Hith Lake township was struck by lightning Tuesday night and burned to the ground with about fifty tons of timothy and alfalfa hay inside. Four milking parties were in the barn but unharmed. nearby residence and outbuildings were saved after neighbor help. The loss is heavy and partly insured.
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Lyman Fraser
Caltine
Hith Lake Township
Apple Crop Forecast Weakens in Iowa and Other States
A 1919 report from the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Crop Estimates says Iowa’s August 1 Commercial Apple Crop was only 40 percent of normal with an expected 232000 barrels, about 35000 under the July 1 forecast. Last year Iowa produced 101000 barrels. New York and Virginia/West Virginia show large declines. national forecast totals about 23075000 barrels, down 1655000 from last year.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Frank 8. Pinney
New York State
Virginia
West Virginia
Northwest States
County Correspondence Shifts and Social Visits
Mrs Flbeck visited Des Moines friends last week while Ruby Larson was in town Saturday. Nelson family visited Tir Thompson home at Armstrong Sunday. Mrs Hana Johnson visited Ames Friday. N J Fink and family drove to Fort Dodge Monday. Rhonalt operated on Fred Jenigen for adenoids last week. Chris Gammelgaard came from Humboldt for a Sunday visit. Layon and Gladys Beusofher were in Armstrong Sunday evening. W C Folberg visited Benson Illinois to see his father. H F Swift of Springfield sired here Saturday to look after. Nels Robinson went to Fairmont for a couple of days. Mrs Anderson and children returned to Sheller home at Ames after a week with Hans John home. Mr and E Q Sando drove to Tuesday where Mrs Sancavera days visit.
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Morton Flbeck
Des Moines
Ruby Larson
Nelson
Tir. Thompson
Armistron
Hana Johnson
Ames
N. J. Fink
Fort Dodge
Rhonalt
Fred Jen Igen
Chris Gammelgaard
Huwboldt
Orar@layton
Gladys Beusofher
Armatrong
W.‘C. Folberg
Benson
Iinois
H. F. Swift
Springfield
Minois
Nels Robinson
Fairmont
R. P. Petersen
Fenton
Hansen
Summers
Mount Vernon
Chris Iverson
Pine River
Minnesota
H. W. Jensen
Einer Iverson
Minneapolis
Mr. Jensen
Alvin Nelsen
Howard Jones
W. E. Hansen
Emma Johnson
Marion
J. H. Johnson
Vera Heiden
Sema Fink
Feta Rane
Hansén
J. C. Jensen
A. Erickson
van Steenwyk
Armand Madsen
V. ‘Hahn
Algona
Geo. Johnson
Jewell
Carl Iverson
Anna
Wm.’ Meyers
Chris ' Petersen
Brookings
South Dakota
R. M. . Butler
Cincinnati
Iowa
Alvin Nelson
France
Joe Madden
Zatha Madden
Oreta
Chris Bogh
Albert Bosley
Armstrong
Frank Bell
Dixon
Illinois
E. QO. Sando
Dr. Rhonalt
Helga Sorensen
al Fink
Mina Behrend
Carl C. Christensen
Sirs. G. C. Rindernecht
Petrea Petersen
Ingvaard Lauritzen
Nels K. Nelsen
H. J. Rasmussen
Mildrose
Lance
Two Car Roller Coaster Crash at Arnolds Park
A deadly roller coaster collision at Arnolds Park injures eight, three seriously, as a car fails to catch the second and the two cars strike at the loop. Three youths from Oelwein suffer severe injuries including broken legs and jaws. Several locals and visitors are noted, with hospital transfers and embers moving about town.
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Arnolds Park
Mitford Hospital
Eugene Hart
Oelwein
Eugene Wiley
Elijah Williams
Young Williams
Cedar Rapids
Accident near Milford injures driver face. five children unscathed
An auto owned and driven by Oscar Davis tipped over Sunday evening about three-quarters of a mile south of the lake near Milford. Davis suffered severe facial injuries including the destruction of his left eye. Five children were in the car and another man present but none were hurt.
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Oscar Davis
Marathon
Whitmack appointed Rock Island shop manager from Fairbury
J H Whitmack arrives from Fairbury Nebraska to take the Rock Island shop general manager position, succeeding Fairhailey who moves to Silvas. Ruth Ehresman visits Blue Earth with Miss Nystrom and others as Mr and Mrs Irv Wright welcome a baby boy, Robert Nichols Wright, born August 0th. A portrait of Mrs J Kirkwood, widow of a Iowa Civil War governor, presented to the State Historical Society by painter Mrs Virginia Couzens. Mrs Couzens is granddaughter of Robert Lucas, first Iowa territorial governor.
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J. HW. Whitmack
Fairhailey
J. H. Whitmack
Fairbury
Nebraska
Rock Island
Silvas
Ruth Ehresman
Blue Earth
Mary Nystrom
Irv Wright
August Oth
Robert Nichols Wright
J. Kirkwood
Iowa
State Historical Society
Virginia Couzens
Robert Lucas
Library of the Historical Society
Couzena
Iowa City
Honolulu
New York
Gantury Lave Token Display At Lincoln Museum
The Architectural and Archaeological Society presented a Gantury Lave Token to Lincoln City and County Museum. The piece shows a time of Edward II or Richard II, with eleven engraving in shape and color. One emerald is missing. the example is otherwise complete. The back inscription dates it to the fourteenth century.
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Nantes
Lincoln City and County
Edward HT
Richard Jr
Tury
Modern house for sale listing fragment
Fragmentary notice mentions a modern house for sale by C. Bi and notes zeal in approach. No clear names, dates, or locations. readable bits suggest a property listing item without full details.
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Northern Vindicator
Fermeris
Algona Upper-Des Moines
Mediians
Leyton
Ceylon
Petherville
Sparta
Bnty
Rthtan
Ihlan
Trosky
Irwin Nichols
W.’ EB. Anderson
W. E. Anderson
C. RB. I
Frank’ Felpezack
Alto
Milford
Maraethon
Eve
Red Oak
Charley Anderson
Hill
Mable Selby
Marysville
Missouri
Anderson
Franke
Amanda
Mable
Frank
Charley
Commissioners of Insanity
Reformatory
Rockwell City
Anamosa
Henry A. Bitter
Dubuque
Congress
S. €. Sweet
Emimon DeValera
J. P. Murphy
Towa Order of Ancient Hibernians
Orangemen
England
Ireland
Ane
Anapres Scott
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