Death Claims Aged Citizen Charles B Nichols
Obituary details the life of Charles Braman Nichols born December 18, 1883 in New York, died February 19, 1916 in Estherville. Funeral conducted by Rev Sculley Hock, interment at Oak Hill beside wife and great granddaughter. The article recounts his travels, oil industry ties, farms in Wisconsin and Iowa, and notes his character as a devoted husband and father. Also mentions funeral for a baby daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Deming.
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Charles B. Nichola
Sculley Hock
Episcopal Church
Reat
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Braman Nichols
Oneida County
New York
Hetherville
Home Academy
Henrietta E. Taft
Cawego County
Emma E. Nichols
Potter County
South Dakota
G. A. Nichols
Eatherville
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Wiswonaln
Madison
Richland County
Wisconsin
Elida
Estherville
W. E. Deming
Wnh
Ga, Nichols
Bodley. Hook
Grace Episcopal Church
Oatlio
Federated Sare Church
Insermens
Minister Kills Himself in Emmetsburg Iowa
The Rev H M Case former Congregational pastor shot and killed himself at his home today inviting a neighbor to call an undertaker. His wife Mrs Case died months ago. Also noted a death of Mrs John Johnson from tuberculosis in Emmetsburg with funeral at Norwegian Lutheran church. Governor Clarke to proclaim Iowa seed corn week for spring planting with much concern over seed supply. A poem-like obituary fragment adds emotional lines about a baby’s burial and maternal grief.
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Emmetsburg
H. M. Care
Congregational Church
John Johnson
Aingering
Norway
John Johnne
Romain
Mra. K. Tangroa
Desa Moinea
Towa
Clarke
Iowa
Advertising News Says Read This Paper Daily
Ninety six percent of Americans earn under $2,000 yearly so readers should study both general and advertising news. The paper argues advertising is the cheapest quickest sales method and urges reliance on ads to save money and obtain the best goods. It notes merchants who advertise reach thousands of readers and warns those who don’t miss value. Copyright notice omitted.
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United States
Mrs A J Bosworth Passes After Prolonged Illness
Hattie Zoe Deming Bosworth 36 died at home after a two year illness from Bright's disease. Born in 1876 in Prescott Kansas, she lived in Iowa with husband Albert J Bosworth and two children Harry and Ivy Carrie. Funeral held at home with Rev J F Watlin. interment at Armstrong Cemetery.
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Armstrong Journal
A. J. Bosworth
Bright
Gieter
J. F. Watlin
Estherville
Armatrong
A. L. Loomer
Wrestlers Oscar Nelgon to face Geo Qotagnaroa at Wing's Gym
Oscar Nelgon of the city plans a Friday evening bout at Wing's Gym against Geo Qotagnaroa. The match, set for February, drew praise from locals who witnessed previous contests and lauded Nelgon's proven wrestling reputation.
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Oscar Nelgon
Thie City
Geo. Qotagnaroa
Wing's
Cotwenwrod
Nelson
Marriage Licenses Issued In Various Towns
Oren Williams Brennan of Pontiac and Ann O Leary of Armstrong obtained a marriage license. Also listed are Putt R, Retherville and Zephan Matherville with Metherville as their residence, indicating a cluster of licenses in regional towns.
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Oren Wmns
Brennan
Pontiac
Iineis
Ann O'Leary
Armstrong
Putt R
Girl Is a Mother at Twelve in Keokuk
In Keokuk Iowa Mrs Carl Pappas of 1102 Johnson Street is said to be the youngest mother in the city with a seven pound son born last night. The mother is twelve years and two months old per her parents. Medical records show births before twelve but the attending physician notes the mother and child are in a satisfactory condition. The report includes a religious resolution from the Odd Fellows Lodge in Grover Iowa mourning their member. Also announced are upcoming Orchard Pruning and Spraying Demonstrations by the Farm Improvement Association with demonstrations by an Ames expert across four counties on March 3 and 4.
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Nichols
Des Moines
Chicago
Hattie Zoe Deming
Prescott
Kandae
Smith
Emma Deming
Kansas
Missouri
Marveilles
Illinois
Baptist Church
Maravilles
Albert J. Bonworth
Ron Wers
Harry Deming
Ivy ‘Carrie
Caleb
Wm. E
Mia
John L. Oagood
Keokuk
Towa
Carl Pappas
Johnson Atreet
Mra. Pappas
Thia
Thomas Mullen
Whateas
Daly
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of
Graver Lodge No
Wm. Ralaton
O. K. Wertzbaugher
Brad Dowseny
T. O. O. F. Lodge No
Grover
Iowa
Farm Improvement Association
Ames
I. J. Robinson
Extherville
Maple Hill
John Jackson
Wallingford
Bennet and Kelley Wedding at Christian Parsonage
At the Christian parsonage Saturday evening Mr James G Bennett of this city and Miss Edith Kelley of Fulda Minnesota were united in marriage. Rev J S Coffin officiated. Mr Bennett is nephew of Mrs Buseman of 027 Fifth Street and the couple will reside there for the present. Friends wish them well through life.
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James G. Bennet
Edith Kelley
Fulda
Minnesota
J. 8. Coffin
Christian Church
Offielading
Bennett
Buseman
Fifth Street
Henry Wallace Dies Suddenly in Church Meeting
Henry Wallace, noted Iowan and president of Wallace Publishing Co., collapsed and died instantly in First Methodist church while attending a laymen missionary convention. Services planned Sunday at Presbyterian church with sermons on true religion and upcoming topics. A Welch American concert and various church events are listed, along with local meetings and a new meat market opening in West Bend.
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Henry Wallace
The
Wallace Publishing Co
First Methodist Church
Wallace
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