Death of Nathaniel Squire old Iowa settler dies at home
Nathaniel Squire died last evening at his North Iowa avenue home after a long life in Iowa and Ohio. He was born September 13 1819 in Scioto county Ohio and died in his 86th year. Survived by wife nine children. funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the North Town residence with Rev Roy D Kehlin of the Baptist church officiating. interment Elm Grove cemetery.
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Nathaniel Squire
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Iowa Avenue
Mr. Squire
Scioto County
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Squire
Ohio River
Elizabeth Meade
Davis County
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Davis
van Buren
Cedar Township
Eyestone
Washington
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Sarah, White
Jackson Township
Mary Krill
Kellogg
Julia Brindley
Chadron
Nebr
Eunice Aitkin
Minnesota
Jessie Bishop
William M
City
Grace Bishop
Elizabeth Brindley
Welman
Nathaniel G
North Town Avenue
Roy D. Kehlin
The
Baptist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Social Evening Delights Hosts From Sandwich and Monmouth
The Misses Ethel and Lulu Laug head entertain six o clock dinner for Sandwich visitors. Miss Tirzah Samson hosts a social in East Washington honoring Miss Ruth Stevenson of Monmouth. Esther Dame and Ruth Stevenson of Monmouth with guests from Sandwich attend a Washington gathering hosted by Miss Mary French and Miss Isabel McEhinn ey on East Jefferson Street. Music by Miss Verner and a flower name guessing contest highlight a stormy but joyful evening ending with a two course luncheon.
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Lulu Laughead
Sandwich
Esther
Ruth Stevenson
Monmouth
Margaret, Beveridge
Edith Verner
Ralph Howison
Floyd Kirkparick
Arthur Smith
Ill
Washington
Mary French
Isabel McEhinney
East Jefferson Street
Miss
Social and wedding notices from First United Presbyterian church
The town carries events from a social at Rev. and Mrs. F. Ross to a quiet morning wedding at East Main street as Dr. Roy William Allen and Cora Huldah Smeltzer wed. Out-of-town guests join receptions and announcements while local clubs plan dances and bakery ads appear.
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F. ©. Ross
John Smeltzer
East Main Street
Cora Huldah
Roy William Allen
St. Anthony
Iowa
L. D. Young
Laura Rich
Frank Bergquist
Allen
Smeltzver
The
State University
Elizabeth
Marshalltown
Phoebe Speer
Hanover
Ill
Sadie Dill
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Grimm
East Second Street
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Trains Delayed by Severe Storm and Downed Wires
Impassable conditions halted rail service as snow drifts blocked lines and telegraph wires failed. Milwaukee and Rock Island routes ran late. Firefly and Branch trains delayed or missing from Washington and Oskaloosa. several connections in Winfield Burlington disrupted. mail and travel severely disrupted by the storm.
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Snowbound rail woes and a wedding in Sigourney
An engine and seven cars derailed near Perlee due to packed snow on the rails. No injuries occurred, but track clearance will take time. Train No. 3 rerouted to Milwaukee. In Sigourney Rev. R. D. Echlin is expected to pass away tonight during Sage Graves wedding events. Rev. Young will officiate in Echlin’s stead. Snow blocks hinder branch line service between Washington and Oskalocs. Kehlin’s overland trip halted by a snowbank near Sigourney. he lost overshoes and regretted the delay.
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Reliable Arnica Salve Promises Quick Heal
Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hun dred other accidents, are every day occurences. It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy, and there's none as good as Bucklen''s Arnica Salve, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c at Stewart's Pharmacy.
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A Costly Mistake by Using Dr King’s New Life Pills
An old advertisement warns that blunders cost money and life itself, urging readers to take Dr King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver or bowel troubles. The pills are pitched as gentle yet thorough and priced at 25 cents at Stewart's Drug Store.
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Collision in Union Station Injures Harrisburg Express Engineer
A collision occurred in Baltimore at Union Station between the Northern Central Harrisburg express from Washington and an empty Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington express. Many Mystic Shriners and other passengers were aboard, including Admiral Achley. Engineer George Angleb of the Harrisburg Express was severely injured. no passengers were reported fatalities.
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Explosion at Columbia Hotel Wrecks Building Blew
In Grand Forks a gas lighting device exploded in a two story brick Columbia hotel opposite the Great Northern station. A porter named Carvel, in the room when it blew, was found unconscious fifty feet away. James Ham and Mary Finn were seriously injured but expected to recover. Cause of the blast is not yet known. In Madrid and elsewhere, supporters of General Linares report his war history and documents to defend against charges from rivals.
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Tragic poisoning at Daniels Hotel. Miss Aggie Garrison dies
Miss Aggie Garrison 25 of Detroit dies at city hospital after swallowing a poison believed morphine in a Daniels hotel room. Companion Albert Chittum 23 of Knoxville Tenn is arrested. In Washington General Wilson chairing the inaugural committee reports a request from Lt Ballard for a rifle unit in the parade.
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Great Britain takes control of Tonga islands
Britain assumes legal and financial administration for the Tonga islands with native chiefs consenting. Several distant items note a mine fire in Pennsylvania, missing persons in Philadelphia, rain in the south, multiple murders in New Orleans, statehood bills for New Mexico and Arizona, a gang arrest in Bry an Ohio, a hotel project in Cincinnati, and other scattered local happenings.
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George E. Letcher
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Early Marriages and Buxtons Domestic Prospects
A Metropolitan Magazine excerpt discusses early marriages, cautioning against harsh judgment of a young Buxton’s rapid marriage. It argues that a capable wife and sensible partner can support a man’s ascent, and that keeping body and soul together is feasible without doom.
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Changing habits and farm advice from Dr Hunnicutt
Dr Hunnicutt of Georgia notes that persuading ordinary people to change habits is the hardest farming task. He argues better farming methods require books and periodicals and highlights livestock experts predicting big mule-breeder profits in coming years.
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Georgia
John Brisben Walker
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