Anthrax victim dies after brave fight in Bellevue
New York Oct 15 Gov F Stackpole Riverhead IL 4 died in Bellevue hospital from heart failure caused by anthrax. He was 71, conscious near the end, after a rally that spurred hope. Antitoxin from Washington accompanied doctors in the rare cattle disease case. Weiner of Whelsde Henton City Ohio also ill with anthrax from a mosquito bite is weakening.
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New York
F. Stackpole
Riverhead
Bellevue Hospital
Bureau of Aniual Industry
Washington
Weolsde Henton City
John G Weiner
Tope
Minshall Wakefield and Gilman News From Local Families
Relatives of Mrs Thoms travel from Minshall Wakefield to Batavia by Monday for family illness in Gilman. Local visits include George Simmons line, Mrs Very Evans and two siblings from Flayespring Nebraska, and James Postel Sr and wife hosting Mattie Johnson and wife Oct. LO. A daughter arrives Oct 10, and other couples visit in Reedsburg and Pensta homes. Community dinner raises about 73 dollars. several residents and visitors from Portland, Des Moines, and Harvard are noted.
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Oct. LO
Thomas Powell Nobabs
Reedsburg
Wising
James McKay
D. HH. Plickinger
Ossit Reid
Pensta
George Guthrie
Portland
Gre
Gordon Guthrie
Wm. McFarland
Margery
Tarrs Swartzel
Tazelton
LN. Norman
Jennie Clubine
Des Moines
J.D. Jacksson
Tersusen
New Mexico
Dan Shine
Oelwein
Mary Shine
Carl Fernald
Arle Moore
Wattrloo
Sophia Moore
Arthur Griswold
Waverly
Henry Griswold
de Moines
Wayers
Chaplin
Harvard
Local Notes From Orange Docket Various Incidents
Orange, Oct. 14. Mrs. Noah Fike and family return from Pennsylvania. Miss Rimigh, Miss Cook and Miss Stewart plan a joint program at Township hall Friday. Martha Hamer goes to Carlton for revival singing. Pearl Lichty and father head to California for a visit. Alvin Fitz and wife from Somerset Pa visit in the Smucker home. Silos filled, Monnay Silas Miller injured by an ensilage cutter. Mrs. Henry Grady fractured ribs in a fall. Mr. Irish visited Mt. Auburn relatives. Pau Hoff suffers appendicitis attack.
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Orange
Monnay
Silas Miller
Noah Fike
Pennsylvania
Pau Hoff
Henry Grady
Irish
Mt. Auburn
Miss Rimigh
Miss Cook
M Stewart
Township Hall
Martha Hamer
Carlton
Neb
Pearl Lichty
Tachty
California
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Best cows bring ag high as 180 dollars. Herbert Sweitzer rents the firm and moved last Friday. George Nedrow and White from Davenport Nebraska visit Sally Fike staying with her grandmother Mrs WHL Maust who goes to live with her son Jacob Vike in North Dakota. Hoh Murphy bought a tow car. Mrs U S Blough of Waterloo spent Monday and Thursday with son Warren Hough and family. Arthur Hobzing works for Jerry Stari.
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Herbert Sweitzer
George Nedrow
White
Davenport
Neb
Sally Fike
Whl Maust
Jacob Vike
North Dakota
Hoh
Murphy
U.S. Blough
Waterloo
Warren Hough
Arthur Hobzing
Jerry Stari
New Hartford Social Notes and Local Visits
New Hartford items recount visits and travels among residents. Mr and Mrs W F Graham of Dunkerton spent Sunday with Mrs Graham's mother Mrs David Delvin. Andrew Ascitine of Rowan and Harm Morrison family are mentioned visiting relatives. Mrs Weck of Cedar Rapids plans Crystal Lake trip. Regular Beaver Lodge meeting scheduled for next Tuesday night.
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New Hartford
A. BH
Seaner
Camblly
Gus McCague
Shell Rock
W. FF. Graham
Dunkerton
Graham
David Delvin
Warry Phillips
Lena
I. I. Arthur
Modesta
Cal
M. L. Chapman
Crystal Lake
Ayo
Floyd Flor a Ort. local notes and arrivals
Mrs WL Stone visited relatives at Clarion last week. Edith Follanshee, a teacher at Tawaadls, spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Carson Shaptey move into their new Floyd home. J A Theattie occupies it. Mrs A J Jackson of Monticello visited sister Mrs Qwen Curtey. Griffith bought a new eight cylinder car. Miss Yate and Edith Lindsey of Rockford attended Alfred Lawn home in Floyd. O J Woods, relocating near Wrehousrr Wis, will start farming there Nov 1. Farm sale set for Friday Oct 24.
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Flora
WL Stone
Clarion
Edith Follanshee
Tawaadls
Carson Shaptey Wil
Ployd
J. A. Theattie
A. J. Jackson
Monticello
Qwen Curtey
Griffith
Wands
Local visitors and traveling plans noted
Cile and relatives visited over Sunday. Mr McCaffrey once a huttermaker at Tibols of Wrederska helps In the cream. S C Newell and family and Mr and Mrs Ancil Cassaday visited relatives in Grundy Center. Mr and Mrs rank lovers of Northwood are spending a few days here and plan to start the first week for California with Mr and Mrs Dayton Townson accompanying Wren.
Mt Auburn Social News Highlights Fragments From Oct
Mt Auburn Oct 14 locals share visits with relatives in West Union Oelwein Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Floyd Dewalt returning to West Concord Minn. Fried chicken supper hosted by M E church Ladies’ Aid Oct 1. The Walker family travels to Pittsburg Kansas for an extended visit with Delbert Walker and kin.
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Mt. Auburn
West Union
JB. J. Kinney
Oelwein
H. Porter
Fr. Heambhall
Vinton
Amy
MeNle
Long Beach
Cat
S. Hh, Sefton
Claude Haywood
Jed Hains
Waterloo
Pittsburg
Kan
Delbert Walker
Waine Walker
Cedar Rapids
Mt Vernon Township Visitors On Business And Family News
Mt Vernon Township notes show Mrs Bere Jackson of Green Mountain visiting for a couple of weeks on business and to see relatives and friends. Ferny. Plorence Holden and
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Mount Vernon
Bere Jackson
Green Mountain
Ferny
Plorence Holden
Beatrice Decker Guests at Rosa Bel Sickles Week
Beatrice Decker and Rosa bel Sickles hosted a house party for the week with the Hodges party and sister family members visiting Janesville. A union Sunday school convention is planned for Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The Upworth league will host a social and program Saturday evening at the church with supper served. Maude Torty was hospitalized in Waterloo Friday for further treatment.
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Beatrice Decker
Rosabel Sickles
Hodges Sros
Pippert
Janesville
Upworth League
Maude Torty
Waterloo
Chas. Knoop Ana
G. Lia Rue
Jim Ulrich
Carl Moder
Hate
Henry Hageman
Otto Wedemier
Panes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage ad touts Panes Diapepsin as a safe inexpensive remedy to end stomach misery. It claims relief from heartburn sour stomach and gas within five minutes and asserts one 50 cent case can aid a whole family. It urges readers to check the formula on the bottle and visit a pharmacist.
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Pane
Pape
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