Mrs H F Samson Dies in Night at Home of Daughter
Mrs H F Samson aged near eighty years died in her sleep at the home of her daughter Mrs D C Kilgore on Weal Second Street. Born November 27 1846 in Alleklong Paw she moved to Iowa as a girl with her parents and later married H F Samson February 12 1865. She leaves several children including Rev Lloyd Samson of Pittsburgh Mrs BD C Kilgore Mrs S W Live rnceton and Miss Nelle Samson of Washington and Mrs I M Sproull of Los Angeles.
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H. F. Lampoon
D. CC. Kilgore
Weal Second Street
Samson
Alleklong
Paw
Isabella Margaret Mcrcary
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Wyman
H. F. Samson
Washington
Serra
Myr
Lloyd Samson
Pittsburg
Mra
C. Kilgore
8. W. Livernceton
R. L. Livingston
Nelle Samson
M. Sproull
Los Ange
Saturday Weather Brings Rainy Routine to Town
A wet Saturday dampens plans for football games and business. Weather observers note continued rain and a touch of lingering optimism for later sun before cold weather arrives.
Legend Of Carp Messages In 1807 Conspiracy Brief
A fragment notes carp in Ching known as wes serger fish and relates an 1807 legend of stamps used to carry messages between conspirators aiming to overthrow the government. The text blends historical rumor with cryptic phrases about postage and interwoven legends.
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Ching
High Sign at Chinese Grocery Triggered Price Protest
A Chinese grocer in the Theson area of Arxon, Texas, posted a sign on fruit reading No Sell for 4 Cents Too High to protest soaring prices. The brief note warned customers that high costs leave no sale value.
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Theson
Arix
Grimsby Mayor Receives Widows Second Husband Request
The Grimsby mayor received a letter from a widow asking for help finding a second husband. Within days he was flooded with more than WA letters applying for the position.
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Grimsby
Eagland
Mrs. Samson Dies. Longtime United Presbyterian Saint
Mrs. Samson, longtime member of the United Presbyterian church and former Covenanter church parishioner, died leaving a son Louis who died in infancy, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren, brother Isaac McKenry of Long Beach California, sister Mrs. Thomas Charlton of Tonawanda New York, and a life devoted to her home and church.
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Les
L. &. Latin
Sarasota
Fla
Louis
Isaac McKenry
Long Teach
Calif
Thomas Charlton
Tonawanda
Injuries Cause of Peter Richs Death
Peter N. Rich of Brighton died at the county hospital from injuries in a cave in while helping excavate a large culvert two miles north of Coppock. He was 1882 born near Wayland and survived by his widow Mary Alice Messer and ten children with several siblings listed. His death ends a life-long resident of Wayland and Brighton with ties to the Kraeme Benson firm and White Yard Co.
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Peter N. Rich
Brighton
County Hospital
Coppock
Mr. Rich
Kraeme-Benson Firm
White Yard Company
Rich
Wayland
Nicholas
Anna H. Rich
Mary Alice Messer
Washington Road
Gladys Lucille
Blanche Bernice
Rexwell Harry
Cecil Fern
Edith Kathryn
Jessie Maude
Donald Duane
Peter Nicholas
Hubert Howard
Grace Ada
Marjorie Virginia
Goldie Alice
Philip
Fannie Christner
Joe
Jake
Burlington
David
Chris
Salem
Sam
Great Coach Honored With Home Service and Church Burial
Funeral services for the celebrated coach will be held Sunday afternoon with a 1:00 PM service at the home and a 2:30 PM service at the Green Mound church south of Wayland. Rev. Mr. James of Brighton will preside and burial will follow at Green Mound cemetery.
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Green Mound Church
Wayland
Mr. James
Brighton
Green Mound Cemetery
Sunday School Meeting Deferred for Teacher Training Focus
Sunday school superintendents meeting postponed for teacher training classes. Secret Harry Kreider of the YOM Com alleges the meeting was deferred for lack of a speaker. Officials expect the event to be rescheduled within the week at an unspecified time.
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Harry Kreider
MD Techhora
Simpson Dies After Illness at Sigourney Hospital
William J. Simpson, step-son of Mr. F Haight, died yesterday in a Sigourney hospital after a brief illness from a carbuncle infection linked to diabetes. He was about sixty, born in Waterloo, long a resident of this city, and survived by his step-father and two half brothers. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Jones and McKinney parlors with burial at Him Grove.
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Willian Jh. Simpson
F Haight
Sigourney
Mr. Simpson
Herm
Waterloo
O. F. Haight
Walter Haight
Thomas Haight
Sory
Washinton
Jones and McKinney
Brush Renovation Advice for Turpentine Cleaning
Instructions describe reforming hardened brushes by padding and bolting in water, then rinsing to soften and clean. Replacing lye with washing powder or soap slows the process, and brush handles should not contact the solution.
Legend of the Cackling Geese that Saved Rome
An ancient legend ties the saving of Rome to the geese of the Sabine uprising. One version says their cackling warned of danger and kept fathers and sons apart, helping bring peace. Some attribute the tale to the era of Romulus and Remus.
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Rome
Cattoline
Ronutus
Chicken Eyes See In Two Directions
The article claims a chicken can see in two directions at once, noting its eyes are not coordinated to a single site but can view two directions equally well. It compares this to a bunem being for emphasis.
Radio Now Big Factor in American Home Life
An article extols radio as a vital home feature offering entertainment and education for the sick and healthy alike. It highlights broadcasts from New York via local stations, praising world lectures, music, and the uplifting impact on merchants, farmers, and families, urging listeners to tune in Sunday evening.
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Wuste
Clas
Frois
New York
Davenport
Sheety Sales Newt Weynesday Poland Males and Gilts Offer
Robt G Sheetz will auction Poland China males and gilts at his farm 65 miles south of Keota next Wednesday October 28. The sale highlights top herd sire Path finder Hoy from George Gruber lines, aiming to provide breeders with high quality individuals for quicker market readiness. Many promising males and females in the offering look to attract buyers seeking strong genetics and improved meat qualities.
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Rob't G. Sheetz
Poland
Keota
Polanda
Sheetz
Pathfinder Hoy
George Gruber
Ile Je
Cox Opens Painting Class for Pastel and Oil Work
Harbara M. Cox announces the start of a painting class in this issue of the Journal. She is known in the community for her beautiful paintings and interior decor work.
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Cox
Son Remembers Bare Back in Heat of Old Football Game
A father recalls a lean period with no shirt as his son jokes about a hot game. The boy asks which position his dad played, prompting a nostalgic, humorous exchange from a Boston Transcript clipping.
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Boston Transcript
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M. Cox
Triangle Auto Supply Company
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