Old Settler Johanna Luithly Dies Aged Over Eighty
Johanna Luithly died at 1 05 AM at her son Henry Luithly’s home in Dutch Creek township fifteen miles west of the city. Born May 18 1831 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania she came to Washington County Michigan in 1836 and was among the county’s oldest settlers. Funeral services Sunday at ten at the Henry Luithly home with interment in the German M E cemetery. She leaves six children nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Johanna Luithly
Henry Luithly
Dutch Creek Township
Laithly
Nancy Brinning
Lewis Laithly
John
Rubio
Tobias
Clay Township
Dorothy McCaleb
Dublin
William
Edward
Henry
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches Schedule Week of Sermons
Methodist Dr Swickard expects to preach at 11 and 7 30. United Presbyterian Evangelistic services begin Sabbath at 11. Rev A H Griffith of Little Rock will arrive tonight and preach Sabbath morning and evening. There will be services each afternoon next week at 2 o clock except Monday. Preaching every night.
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Swickard
United Presbyterian
A. H. Griffith
Little Rock
Ark
Glencoe’s Bopeep Leads Dairy Champions in Circuit
Glencoe’s Bopeep, famed cow, tops butter production and show circuit across the United States. With Dairy Maid of Pinehurst and Je detta of Pinehurst, she yields about $2,000 in milk annually and wins at fairs when the season opens.
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United States
Glencoe
Dairy Maid
Pinehurst
Jedetta
Van Horn Family Reunion Draws Members From Across Town
Items note relatives visiting from Mason City Chicago and Cotter as well as Kirkwood HasKins and Mt. Pleasant. A reunion at Mrs Hulls home included Rev Robertson and others with a noon dinner. Rice may preach at 11 and possibly 7 30 in the churches.
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van Horn
Hull
Frank Ludlam
Loretta
Chicago
Martha Teet
Elizabeth van Horn
Miles van Horn
Mason City
D. P. van Horn
Frank
Cotter
John Mathers
Has Kins
Robertson
Kirkwood
Edna Moore Shops in Washington and Neighborhood Notices
Miss Edna Moore shopped in Washington yesterday. Mrs J W Nichols left for Coppock to visit her son Emerson. Mrs W J Duncan and Fern and Mrs Thomas Anwyl went to Williamsburg Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs E S Freeland, 81, fell and fractured her hip while watering the porch and is in serious condition. Harry Panther family from Burlington visit friends. Dr Woodburn, Mrs Hazlett and her mother Mrs Joanna Ehlers went to Pittsburgh for a few weeks. E C Wilson left for Hazel Green West Virginia after spending the week at his son W P Wilson’s death bed.
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Ainsworth
Edna Moore
Washington
J. W. Nichols
Coppock
Emerson
W .J. Duncan
Fern
Thomas Anwyl
Williamsburg
Freeland
Harry Panther
Paul
Burlington
Mrs. Woodburn
H. D. Hazlett
Joanna Ehlers
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Longstanding Fever Sore
A Freeville New York man, H. J. Barnum, reports in the ad that a persistent fever sore was finally healed with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product claims to cure burns boils cuts bruises swellings corns and piles with minimal scarring. Available for 25 cents at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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H. J. Barnum
Freeville
N. Y
Bucklen
Lemmon’s
Gentle Mind in Gentle Deed Quote by Spenser
A line from Edmund Spenser notes that a man's manners betray him more than any other trait, asserting that true gentleness is shown through gentle deeds and the mind within.
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Edmund Spenser
A Bishop's Suspenders
South Carolina residents recall a debate over Bishop William Capers of the Methodist church and whether his suspenders reflected worldliness, with critics arguing a poor example was set by his attire.
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South Carolina
William Capers
Methodist Church
No Credit Extended Here Displayed in Optimist Office
A reader from Evanston reports a wall notice in the Optimist office in the Thousand Islands district: No credit extended here. The terse warning reflects cautious lending or policy at the paper's sanctum.
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Thousand Islands
The
Optimist
Evanston
ZEMO Trial Offer for Eczema and Skin Ailments
A promotional notice urges readers with eczema or skin issues to try ZEMO. It offers a generous sample by mail with stamps to E W Rose Medicine Co in St Louis or a bottle at McElhinney Drug Co. It claims quick relief and full cures, with money-back refunds if unsatisfied. It also mentions an antiseptic soap and a 32 page booklet.
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Olive St
St. Louis
McElhinney Drug Co
ZEMO
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McElsinney Drug Coa
Farm Notes Not Written for Farmers
A humorous take on rural life and modern expenses. References to clothing trends, dairy butter costs, and a bump in consumer indulgence. Mentions a Kansas swine breeder and a mule footed hog, plus light advice on barn aesthetics to cheer cows.
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Burbank
Berkshire
Baseball Scores From National League Card
National League results list multiple games with box score lines. Brooklyn and Cincinnati played a 15 inning affair, Knetzer and Miller worked, while Philadelphia beat Chicago 9 to 4 with Alexander and Madden. Chalmers cotter and Archer were noted in others as Boston and Pittsburgh split.
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R. A. EF. Brook
Rucker
Erwin
Compton
McLean
R. H. Brooklyn
Cincinnatii
Knetzer
Miller
Benton
Chicarco
Pittsburg
Connelly
Kling
Cammitz
Simon
St. Louis
R. H.E
New York
Wiltse
Matthewson
Meyers
Harmon
Bliss
An. H.E
Maxwell
Hartley
Steele
Daly
Winxo
Fragmented OCR Record of Early Baseball Matchups
Incomplete lines show teams from New York Cleveland Detroit Boston and Philadelphia facing St Louis with mixed scores and player pairings including Mullin Stanage O'Brien Williams Wilson Clarke Morgan Livingston. The garbled text lists venues and partial game results with several errors.
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New York
Cleveland
Mitchell and Easterly
Quinn
Poff
Williams
Peston
R. H.E
Detroit
Boston
Mullin and Stanage
O'Brien
Philadelphia
R. HE
St. Louis
Wilson and Clarke
Morgan and Livingston
American Association Standings and Scores Summary
The record shows standings with Minnesota 91 64 .587 and Toledo 80 484 K.C. 84 67 .666. Indiana 78 80 .490 Lewis 54 91 .422 at St. Paul Toledo results list St Paul 10 Toledo 2 in one game and 4 11 in another. Kansas City 6 Louisville 4 with no other games played.
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W.L. Pet. W. LL
Pet Minn
St. P
K. C
Ldo
Col
Lewis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Market summary from Chicago on September 22 1991
Estimated receipts 13 000 with yesterday carryover 6 482. Market prospects strong to higher with light cattle 6 65 to 7 20, mixed packers 6 50 to 7 21, heavy shipping grades 6 45 to 7 15, rough 6 45 to 6 65. Cattle 2 500 prospects slow and steady. Sheep 15 000 prospects steady.
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Chicago
Mmis
Second Report from Chicago Market Receipts and Prices
Chicago Illinois September twenty second nineteen eleven market reports show receipts estimated at fifteen thousand today and yesterday with official shipments and remaining stock noted. Prices range for beef cattle cattle and sheep with steady to strong openings and specific bulk light mixed packers heavy shipping grades and rough categories listed.
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Chicago
Mls
Grain market summary from Chicago grain firm report
Chicago September 22 1911 Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain company Close Wheat Open Close Sept 93% 95 weak Dec 97 96 98 May 103-4 104% 101 Corn Sept 68 4 69 Dec 61 64 May 65 54 68 Oats Sept 44 4 43 Dec 49 bg 41 45 May 49 4 9 49
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph
Illinois
Ogma
Local market prices and measurements listed
A fragment lists commodities with figures such as straw and shorts priced per hundred, corn meat per unit, and other items. The text reflects an old market ledger style with per unit and per hundred pricing, lacking clear dates or locations.
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Cios Eikit
City Bus Line Call Up Phone Number
Call up 589 Black to place orders and have them promptly attended to by Frank Rogers located on Clive Street.
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Frank
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