Centenarian Calms Search After Wandering Four Miles Home
Alig Fernier, 108, a long time Cheboygan County farmer, left his farm to visit a neighbor and got lost returning. Relatives and neighbors searched a three mile radius with state police help. A white shirt sighting at 5 pm led to his discovery four miles from home, sitting in the woods. He plans to stay home henceforth.
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Cheboygan
Mich
Alig
U.P
Culbert da- Fernier
LaFernier
LaFerniey
Horse Trader Jess Ayers Dies in Iowa Incident
Towa City August 23. The coroner ruled death from natural causes in the case of Jess Ayers, 50, itinerant horse trader of North English and a familiar figure in the region. His body was found two miles south of Oxford beside his light spring wagon home. Nearby farmers hold fixed capital averaging 18 170 with 1 499 in machinery.
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Towa City
Jess Ayers
Iowa
Oxford
Delighted By Quick Results From Konjola
Waterloo area residents report rapid relief from long standing ailments after using Konjola, with Mrs Harriet Buchanan praising improved appetite, sleep, and reduced pain after five bottles. Konjola sold at Wangler Brothers drug store, Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Wangler Brothers Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Konjola
Kanjola
Korjole
Wangler Brothers
Ent
Fourth Street
Fifty Boys Help Dubuque Sheriff Recapture Runner
A 16 year old boy broke from Sheriff Kennedy near the central depot and ran toward Martin's cafe. About 50 boys joined the chase, and the runaway was restrained about 300 yards up the railroad tracks. He was returned to jail while authorities resumed the journey to the Town State Training School. A second brief notes a motorboat suit in Counce Bluff, and a separate line states Wisconsin's leading grain crop is oats.
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Thinols’ Gentral
Liberty
F. J. Kennedy
Dubuque
Kennedy
Martin
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Ulnd Carmrack Studio
East Fourth
Counce! Bluffs
Ang
Butt
Bernard Wickham
Norman H. Filbert
Warren
Wisconsin
Castle
Leath’ and Company
Simmons of
Tin Leath
Leath’s
Axminster
Ayaa
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