Death of W. B. Singmaster in Dublin
W. B. Singmaster, longtime Dublin resident, died suddenly at 12:05 AM after heart trouble and paralysis. Born October 16, 1830 in Strausburg, PA, he married Sophia Flowers in 1854 and Anna Smith in 1887. Survived by one daughter Adalaska Singmaster near Ft. Scott, Kansas, Grace Baxter of Porser Nebraska, two brothers, two sisters, and his second wife. Funeral Saturday at 1:00 PM from his residence, with Rev. Cul in officiating. interment Valley cemetery.
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W. B. Singmaster
Dublin
Singmaster
Wm. Buskirk Singmaster
Io Strausburg
Lehign County
Clark County
Sophia B. Flowers
Adalaska
Ft. Scott
Kan
Grace Baxter
Porsser
Nebr
Valley
Singmester
Anna B. Smith
Frank Singmaster
Pennsylvania
Mill
Missouri
Wm. Hollingsworth
N. N. Conrad
New Haven
Death of Miss Nellie McCaleb at Dublin home
Miss Nellie Edith McCaleb died at about 12:30 this morning near Dublin after a period of consumption. Born December 16, 1883, she was 21. She leaves her parents James and Nellie McCaleb, two brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral at New Haven Baptist Church Sunday at 10. Interment in New Haven cemetery.
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Nellie McCaleb
Jas. MccCaleb
Dublin
Miss McCaleb
Nellie Edith MecCaleb
Washington County
McCaleb
East Wshington
R. Maxwell
Robi
Lewis McCaleb
Henry McCaleb
Sidney Smith
May
New Haven Baptist Church
New Haven Cemetery
Pies and bakery items advertise at local shops
The notice promotes fruit pies cream pies nut fingers macaroons and kisses at the Vienna bakery. Johnson's offers all kinds of pies pound cakes and lager cakes. A. M. Downing from Keokuk and J. J. McKay travel and visit Eldon and Muscatine figures. A ball game is urged tomorrow at the ball park.
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L. A. Wylie
Eldon
A. M. Downing
Keokuk
Vienna
Clyde Bailey
Johnson's
Johnson
Rates Cut for Coast Travel from Iowa Central
Iowa Central discounts cut rates to the western and northwest points including San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. One way tickets on sale daily through May 15 with a reduction of 5.40 on coast routes and a 15.00 reduction on tourist cars to California. For details contact agents or B. G. P. T. A. at mrpeneers.
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Iowa Central
Sanisco
Los Angeles
Portland
California
T. A
Mrpeneers
Rock Island
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Local visits and arrivals noted in city circle
Mrs A N Shaw arrived from Winterset for a visit with the Bowman family. George DeLong of Winfield was in town en route to Davenport on business. A Clarahan and wife from Ainsworth visited yesterday returning home last night. Vienna bakery will feature crushed fruit pineapple and strawberry layer cake tomorrow. Mr and Mrs L Lytle welcomed a newborn last evening. Mrs Louisa Curry, sister of L H Hancock, may attend Mrs Richard McMillan’s funeral tomorrow.
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A. N. Shaw
Winterset
Bowman
George DeLong
Winfield
Davenport
A. Clarahan
Ainsworth
Vienna
Fugitive Tax Collector Smith Missing in San Franelaco
Police have no clue to the whereabouts of Madward J. Smith the fugitive tax collector. Captain Burnett believes he may have fled to Honduras and the city faces up to 100 dollars in loss which the bond company will cover.
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San Franelaco
Madward J. Smith
Burnett
Honduras
Two Killed and Injured by Falling Slate in Pawnee Mine
In Springfield on April 28 John Stinks aged 48 formerly of Westville Illinois was killed and Charles Max aged 25 fatally injured when slate fell in the Victor Coal company mine at Pawnee. Both men are single and left money to charitable institutions. A separate brief notes Mrs Mary Starkdale aged 01 died leaving estate of 250000 with nearer relatives and later a Northern Pacific report from Reno Nevada of a collision with Japanese laborers killing two and injuring several, plus a Banff BC mine fire and English society women intoxication critique and wills anecdote.
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Springfield
John Stinks
Westville
Iil
Charles Max
Victor Coal Company
Pawnee
Viint
Mick
Mary Starkdale
Buffalo
Detroit
Reno
Nev
Southern Pacific Railway
Reowawe
Banff
B.C
Proverb Fragment Warns of Surrounding Threats
Take heed of an ox before a wale behind and a knave on all sides. German proverb cautions about dangers from front behind and around.
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Mr. W. B. Singmaster Call
J. McKay
Smith
Train
Canastic
London
Lfe
England
Clara
Grace
Detroit Free Press
Dalemma
United States
Nations Council of Women
United State
Erie
Mapame
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
Mapami
Anyboluy
Madame
James Whitcomb A
Walter Tittle
THE
Ford Publishing CO
U.S. A
H.W. Russel
Agt
Washington, Iowa
Burlington
J. E. Kunaqch
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