Washington County ex sheriff lived through early county days
Mr. M. O Loughlin, born in English River township in 1845, served as Washington county sheriff 1882 to 1886 during prohibition agitation. He fought in the Civil War, took part in Kenesaw Mountain and Atlanta battles, and witnessed Andersonville. He married Victoria Marsh in 1868 and has eight children across several states.
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M. O’ Loughlin
English River Township
Washington County
Rodman
al Rodman
Brighton
Mr. O'Loughlin
Richmond
John O’loughlin
Iown
Edward Burch
O'Loughlin
Burch
Washington
Frank Critz
Joe Lolberger
Riverside
Montgomery Cooper
Florida
O'Loughilio
Jim Edwards
Monmouth
Crawford County
Kansas
Mec Uistran
13Th Lowa
Vicksburg
Kenesaw Mountain
Atlanta
McPherson
Andersonville
Effie Dunning
Albany N. Y
Florence Cady
Dubuque
Carrie Harvey
City
Winnie Wood
Geneseo
Ill
Minnie Hoard
Scranton
James
William
This County
Leo
Telephone Directory Drive to Include 1100 Names
Community notice urges customers to submit phone orders now for inclusion in a new directory due by April 15. About 1100 names will be listed and readers are reminded to settle any outstanding telephone rents to avoid being omitted. BE. G. Fox, Manager.
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BE. G. Fox
Mgr
Local Man Heads to Europe on Short Notice
Daniel Klopfenstein left for Chicago last evening and is set to sail from New York to Hamburg for a European trip this summer. A telegram from the International Harvester company Tuesday asked him to report at once, with the Chicago to Hamburg voyage expected to take about eleven days.
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Europe
Daniel Klopfenstein
Chicago
International Harvester Company
New York
Hamburg
Brotherhood of St. Paul church meeting Friday at 7:30
The Brotherhood of St. Paul of the Methodist church will hold a regular meeting at the church next Friday evening at 7 30 Rev Chas N Pace of Sigourney will give the address of the evening Don Wittman and Chas Brown returned this morning from Lone Tree where they attended a horse sale yesterday
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Brotherhood of St. Paul of the Methodist Church
Chas. N. Pace
Sigourney
Don Wittman
Chas. Brown
Lone Tree
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Smith and Family
The Smith family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Hecketherge of Worcester arrived to mourn her mother Mrs. Simmons.
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Hecketherge
Worcester
Simmons
Hyomei Pocket Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Cure
Advertises Hyomei as a direct local treatment to kill catarrhal germs in nose throat and lungs. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure for catarrh with a pocket inhaler, bottle of Hyomel, and dropper priced at 1 dollar, extra bottles 50 cents, guaranteed by Columbia Pharmacy.
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Columbia Pharmacy
Thank You Note From Local Store Appreciation
The store thanks its many friends for liberal patronage during the past season and says every effort was made to give patrons the fullest satisfaction possible.
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Work & Meek
Elgin Jeweled Works
H. F. Steck
Square Meals
Roy Y.stichter
California
Bam
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Harvey Meals
MR. M. O’loughlin
Klein Klothing Ko
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
W. W. Wells
A. H. Wallace
J. A. Young
Wm. A. Cook
J. A. Harwood
Leigh H. Wallace
F. L. Wilson
McCihinney Drug Co
Spring Trade
Pauli’ Lumber Go
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