Fisher Anna Anderson dies. services held at home
Mrs Anna Anderson Fisher of Cedar Rapids died yesterday afternoon at 3 30 pm at her home. Funeral services were held at her late home this afternoon and the body will be brought here tonight. Interment will be in Kim Grove cemetery with services tomorrow at 2 pm at J T Matthews residence. Her husband and a brother Rev Gb Fisher are named in the notice. The item also contains unrelated advertisements for Hall s Catarrh Cure and testimonials.
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Anna Anderson Fisher
Cedar Rapids
J. T
Results from Journal Want Ad Bring The News
A terse note invites readers to check a newspaper advertising page for results. It highlights that the want ad column conveys outcomes and announcements, urging attention to see which items are concluded or settled.
Doings of the Gay Briefly Narrated
May 22 edition notes laymen from the United Presbyterian church gather for a convention with delegations from across the country. The event includes a noon meeting and a large public mass led by baseball evangelist Thunderbolt Smith.
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Doings OF the Gay
Pitsture
HOM Ders
United Presbyterian
Toner
Wisecon Site SLO Nuiikent Dedication Marks Grint Memorial
The site in Vicksburg National Militants Park dedicated on May 22 marks the forty eighth anniversary of Get Grint. Wisconsin troops played a prominent role with regimental and battery units. Gov Mellovern and officials attended with veterans, Confederate veterans were present by invitation, and Capt W T Rigby praised Wisconsin support funding the monument with 100000 dollars.
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Wiekebure
Slo Nuiikent
Vicksburs National Minittars Park
Get Grint
Mies
Mellovern
Wisconsin
Noel
Why Department
Washington
Wisconoim
National Park
W .T. Rigby
Wisecousins
Nerosity
Foundrymen Gather for Large American Association Convention
Pittsburg Pa May 22. One of the largest business gatherings in the Smoky City opens with hundreds of delegates from across the United States and Canada for the rival convention of the American Foundrymen's association and affiliated bodies. By tomorrow morning about 3 000 visitors expected. The American Brass.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
United States
Canada
American Foundrymen’s Association
American Brass
Founders Association Plans Convention Display at Foundry Expo
The Founders Association and the A alled Foundry Foremen of America will hold sections during the week. A convention feature is the display of foundry and pattern shop equipment occupying forty thousand square feet. The Buffalo pavilion shows a delegation to Pittsburgh with hopes of handing the D912 convention.
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Pittsbore
Griffin heir apparent faces larceny and embezzlement charges
Washington May 28 Griffin tal tead son of the late Murat Hirlotead the distinguished Ciyeronati editor auther ad war Correspondert appeared in court today to show to the chance of larceny and embeccgienent Hilstead was da tie brokers bu tess and is ablewed to have cot bond intrusted to his care He pleaded tet wutity.
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Washington
Griffin Taltead
Murat Hirlotead
Ciyeronati
Auther Ad War Correspondert
Hilstead
Meritol Tonite Digestive Tone Promises Health Aid
A fragment claims Meritol Tonite Digestive aids health by strengthening digestive organs and improving blood nourishment. It targets readers in a health supplement context and mentions ties to the American Press Association and its members.
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Jay
Ameriian Ly & Press Association
Ty Ehitrats Meritol Tonite Digestivasto
Lemmidh
Phatwids
Ameriaau, Brus A Ure Association
Public Sale of Highland Park Block in Washington
Sale of real estate set for Saturday June 3 at ten o'clock a m. Block 31 in Highland Park Addition to Washington contains ten lots. The property lies five blocks north of Button Factory. Proclamation by S W Livingston.
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Schumann
H. P. Nelson
Merrifields
Highland Park
Washington
Button Factory
S. W. Livingston
Want Ad in the Journal Promises Quick Results
A short classified notice highlights that placing a want ad in the Journal will yield prompt responses. The item implies easy sales or requests through local listings.
Mrs Newton of Fairfield Dies at 63 in West Chester
Mrs. Newton aged 63 died at her home in West Chester after a long illness. Born Sept 1 1847 in Henry County she was the widow of Silas McKenzie and later William Ro Newton. Survived by children Laura Bessie and others and seven grandchildren, funeral at Mt Pleasant with burial in Fairfield route via Washington and Mountfield.
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Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Moatrfield
Newton Wats
Henry County
How
John Coppock
Hanah Seal Coppock
Hillowings
Fairfield
Mr. McKenzie
William Ro Newton
Partington
Town
Bessie
Tte
Mrs. Newton
Free Lecture by William D McCrackan at Graham Opera House
William D McCrackan M A C8 will lecture tomorrow night on Christian Science at the Graham Opera House. He is a noted lecturer and a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass. All are invited to attend.
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William D. McCrackan
M. A
Graham Opera House
McCrackan
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Agee
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