Miss Stewart Dies at Home After Long Service as Family Matriarch
Matilda Stewart died suddenly yesterday at 12 25 PM at 615 North Marion avenue. The longtime housekeeper for her brothers J E and G M Stewart and guardian to younger siblings, she led a devoted home life and supported church work with First United Presbyterian. Private funeral Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Rev J M Wishart, burial in Finn Grove cemetery. Friends may view the casket Saturday morning at the home.
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Matilda Stewart
North Marion Avenue
J. E
G. M. Stewart
Tillie
Miss Stewart
John
Matilda (McCullough) Stewart
Washington
California
First United Presbyterian Church
North
Marion Avenue
J. M. Wishart
Finn Grove Cemetery
William Horning Dies After Sudden Illness in Washington County
William Horning prominent Washington county farmer died at his South Iowa avenue home at 7 15 pm after a brief illness due to diabetes. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 20 pm at the Methodist home church conducted by Dr J A Glendinning. burial private but 1 5 pm Saturday viewing. Born Feb 6 1880 near Talleyrand Keokuk county, he married Lena Benz in 1899. Survived by two brothers Henry and Chris and sister Mrs Louisa Clingan. deceased siblings include Elder Mrs Herman Brinning and John Horning.
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William Horning
Iowa Avenue
Althout
J. A. Glendinning
Methodist Church
Mr. Horning
Talleyrand
Keokuk County
Martin
Mary (Blattner) Horning
Seventy-six
Washington County
Lena Benz
Washington
Henry
Chris
Louisa Clingan
Ollie
Iowa
Herman Brinning
John Horning
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Cough Relief
FE B McDowel of Arlington Tennessee testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his son's influenza cough in two days. The ad notes sales at Lemmon's Drug Store and presents the product as the best cough medicine tried.
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Foley
FE. B. McDowel
Arlington
Tenn
Lemmon
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County official urges recording discharge papers for $60 bonus
Chairman J D Glasgow of the county home service department of the Red Cross asks discharged soldiers to register their discharge papers at the county recorder before applying for the $60 bonus. He details how to format the letter, the need to record the discharge, and where to send applications for Army Navy and Coast Guard. Papers returned with the check.
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J. D. Glasgow
County Home Service Department of the Red Cross
Congress
County Recorder
Glasgow
Court House
War Department
Lemon Building
Washington D. C
Army
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Washington, D C
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Call Issued For A Second Municipal Caucus
Fiends of Mayor Mauck form Citizens' Improvement party to hold caucus tonight at the old Methodist church and next Friday at the armory with a ticket to represent the party. Mauck will not be on tonight's slate, signaling a two ticket race and a fight on election day. The call urges all voters to attend and participate.
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O. K. Mauck
Citizens’ Improvement Party
Mauck
Washington
Old Methodist Church
Armory
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad for Cough Relief
A Bennett Wisconsin reader endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs. The ad notes it contains no opiates and provides prompt relief for coughs croup and whooping cough, with Lemmon's Drug Store handling gale distribution.
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Bfaw
Bennett, Wic
Foley
Gale
Lemmon
Advt
Fairview schoolhouse program and candy social announced
Announcements note a program and candy social at Fairview schoolhouse Jackson township Friday evening March 7 with a request for ladies to bring boxes. Vera Saforek teaches at 1613. A Fortnightly club joint Home Economies meeting is set at Mrs Warfel home Tuesday evening March 11 at 7 20. Fortnightly club. Baptist choir rehearsal tonight at the church at 7 30 prompt. all members urged to attend.
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Fairview
Jackson Township
Vera Saforek
Fortnightly club study group meets with Mrs Ed McConahey
The child study department of the Fortnightly club will meet with Mrs Ed McConahey on Monday at 2 20 pm. Attendees should renew subscriptions to Mothers magazine and pay any outstanding dues.
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Ed McConahey
Mother's Magazine
Dr McGuire Family Ill Onboard Ship En Route Home
Captain Roy A. McGuire of Hospital Unit R is returning from France aboard the America. His Brighton family members are seriously ill with influenza and one child is dangerously sick. The Red Cross seeks to alert him on landing so he may obtain leave and hurry home. The America will dock at Newport News within a day or two due to New York congestion.
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Roy A. McGuire
France
America
Newport News
Brighton
Dr. McGuire
J. D. Glasgow
Red Cross Home Service Department
Washington, D. C
New York
Virginia
Red Cross
Newport
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement
Folk over the age of the ad offer a mail order trial package from Foley & Co. at 2855 Sheffield Ave Chicago including Foley's money and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs colds and croup ad from Lemmon's Drug Store highlighting a mail return offer.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Lemmon's Drug Store
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Subscribing to Useful Magazines and Contact Details
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Nita Belle McKoon
Rail Finances Discussed by Anes and Meyer
Director General Anes and Eugene Meyer Jr of the War Finance Corporation studied financing railroads without government appropriation. They considered using the 517,000,000 fund as loans to railroads, repayable by government bonds on previous advances.
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Washington
Anes
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Gas Shipped to Europe by American Forces
In a report to General March Maj. Gen. William L. Sibert states the chemical warfare service shipped 5062 tons of gas or its equivalent to Europe. The material was loaded into shells and used by American Allied troops against the enemy, addressing claims that no American gas shells were fired.
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Washington
March T
General March
William L. Sibert
Chemical Warfare Service
Europe
Sibert
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