Death of Mrs Sarat Miller in Wisconsin paper
Mrs A N Miller dies after year of illness at 74. Born Sarah Chadwick in Fayette County Pennsylvania, she lived in Green County Wisconsin and Iowa for fifty years. Survived by five children and several siblings and will be buried at Elm Grove cemetery after a Wednesday funeral at 2 PM.
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Green County
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Iowa Central
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Side Tracked at Graham Tonight Stirs Local Theatre Craze
Jule Waltera and Louis Llewellyn star in Side Tracked a comedy praised as fresh and regularly rewritten by Mr Walters. Chicago audiences packed the house as the show tour proves its enduring appeal. Also notes on Dr Miles remedies and local social and travel items from Lexington to Jackson.
Narrow Gauge Train Encounters Snow Drift Near Crawfordsville
A Narrow Gauge train suffered a deep drift between Crawfordsville and Havre after a late departure. Engineer C H Pierce was struck by a forced cab door but escaped serious injury. Fireman McNamara jumped clear and was unhurt. The engine passed through. headlight and windows damaged. arrival occurred after eleven. No lines were damaged and services remain in good condition.
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C. H. Pierce
McNamara
Lytle Family Funeral Arrangements Mentioned
The remains of Mrs Lytle arrive from Great Falls Montana and await burial at Elm Grove. Rev J R Logue to conduct services at the Lytle home tomorrow morning at ten. Pneumonia listed as cause of death. Political notes discuss a state supreme judge race and candidates including A R Dewey Bish op Fee Towner and Church. Palmer gubernatorial bid revival noted.
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Great Falls
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JM. Lytle
Iowa Street
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Iowa City
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J. R. Logue
Elm Grove
A. R. Dewey
Charles A. Bishop
Des Moines
T. M. Fee
Centerville
H. M. Towner
Corning
Z. A. Church
Jefferson
Col
D. J. Palmer
Second hand cutter reference and funeral attendee noted
Siegerh vind 1t Samuel Smith of Oskaloosa arrived this morning to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Alexander Lytle. Frank Webb is recommended for a second hand cutter.
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Samuel Smith
Oskaloosa
Alexander Lytle
A Few Good Reason By WitMet Tailor
A persuasive ad extols WitMet The Tailor offering first class genuine tailoring with guaranteed fit and two month return option. Prices claimed lower for quality workmanship and materials. Garments said to resist wear and ravel with six months free repair and cleaning services. New line of samples shown at Schneider Block.
Mourning Coincidence as Two Clark Brothers Die
Word of the death of F. J. Clark at his daughter’s Des Moines home arrives in Mt. Pleasant. His funeral was held today after his remains were brought here. His brother Charles Clark in Washington D C also died Friday morning. Clark men known in the old soldiers of the 25th Iowa. The item also notes snowbound freight, street crews shoveling, a union prayer meeting, and small notices about sales and errands.
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F. J. Clark
George A. Stone
Des Moines
KE. L. Penn
The Chicase Tribune Promises Bold Yet Fair Coverage
The Tribune bills itself as independent and fearless in opinion while fair to opponents. It pledges strong national and public interest coverage, superior local and foreign news gathering, concise daily summaries, and top sports reporting in the West.
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Tribune
West
Daily Tribune
Ten Dollar Mixup Ends With Honest Cab Driver
A man recounts a mistaken $10 bill given to a cabman who he thinks swindled him to a $2 bill. Another passenger reveals the driver later found the man and returned the money he believed to be a twenty, ending the encounter with relief and a dash of humor in a Washington Post report.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
Josh
Green Eyes Are Not Restful to the Eye
A German professor in Berlin challenges the belief that green eyestrain is soothing. He argues green light tires vision and that green items like paper, glasses, decorations mislead the eye. He recommends dimming all light with smoked gray lenses to rest optic nerves. The piece closes with a Kentucky dogfight anecdote illustrating the dangers of engaging in such spectacles.
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Berlin
New York Herald
Begin Now to Save Money Says New York Journal
The New York Journal urges immediate saving by starting with 10 cents in a savings bank and adding until reaching a dollar. It warns against delaying until a raise or a near errand, insisting the sole path to saving is to begin now.
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Savings Bank
New York Journal
Hair Restorer Vendor Sparks Witty Exchange
A Detroit Journal note describes a vendor denying any hair restoration capabilities amid a humorous exchange. A bystander smiles as the citizen rejects the improbable claim, underscoring the vendor's cheerful rebuff.
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