Mrs. Celinda Gilley Sawyer Dies After Apoplexy
Mrs. Celinda Gilley Sawyer, 67, of Waterloo, born in New York Aug 23 1848, died at home after apoplexy. Survived by husband George W. Sawyer and four children Lizzie May Sawyer T. S. Sawyer Mary Phillips and W. E. Sawyer, plus brothers Michael and Stephen Gilley and others. Funeral from St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with arrangements pending.
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George W. Sawyer
Franklin Street
Altho
Sawyer
Celinda Gilley
New York State
Waterloo
Judge Bagg
Whicnever
Poyner
Mr. Sawyer
Lizzie May Sawyer
T. S. Sawyer
Mary Phillips
Winterloo
W. E. Sawyer
Pondieten
Gre
Michael Gilley
Stephen Gilley
Thomas Gilley
Los Angeles
Ellen Krantz
Leonardint
Gilvertyille
Martin
Murtity Girech
St. Joseph's ‘Catholic Church
Pendleton
Ore
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Burigt
Bass Heads Column in Cue Tournament
In a three cushion billiard event last night Dierz defeated Place 30 to 22 while Fowler beat Fladin 24 to 10. The two matches drew 82 and 52 innings respectively as high runs were shared among ten players. Tonight Williams faces Newton to close the week’s series. Walter Bass leads with a 1.000 standing. Dietz and Fowler sit at 0.800 with five games played and four wins. Kings has only played one game.
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Ills Hotel
Dierz
Fowler
Fladin
Mnatch
Williams
Newton
Walter Bass
Ute
Kings
Dietz
Senator Kenyon Ends Eastern Iowa Tour with Overnight Stop
United States Senator W. S. Kenyon of Fort Dodge stayed at the Ellis hotel overnight after delivering an address in Edgewood. He plans to visit every Iowa county this month before returning to Washington, calling his tour a voter outreach and endorsing Senator Caramins as the Republican presidential candidate.
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United States
W. S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Ellis Hotel
Edgewood
Fort Badge
Iowa
Caramins
Adventist Church Reports 9.85 Percent Membership Rise
Washington report shows Seventh Day Adventist membership up 13 237 or 9 85 percent in 1934 reaching 125 844. Evangelistic contributions total 3 090 485 with an increase near 225 000 from 1913 while foreign missions in the North American division rise to about half a million.
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Washington, D. C
Seventh Day Advantist Church
H. £. Rogers
Secretary Allen's Mother Dies in Hillsboro
Mt. Pleasant Iowa Oct. 22 Sarah J Allen mother of W S Allen secretary of state died at her Hillsboro home last night She was 78 and widow of the late Dr J B Allen
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Mt. Pleasant
Sarah J. Allen
W. S. Allen
Hillsboro
Here
Carnegies Return From Vacation Amid Illness
Andrew Carnegie and his secretary arrive back at their Fifth Avenue home after a Bar Harbor summer during which the Iron Master endured a severe illness. Reports say the aged magnate walked with a cautious, faltering step but showed a ruddy color in the face.
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New York
Andrew Carnezio
Dire Carnegie
Gervents
Fifth Avenue
Bar Harbor
Carnegie
Paris Papers Question Cyprus Deal Offers
Paris editors debate the rumored British offer to cede Cyprus to Greece as Entente diplomacy moves into the realm of realism. Many express skepticism about the timing and effectiveness given the Balkans the military situation.
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PRI
Paris
Great Lrithin
Cyprus
Greece
Epirus
Smyrna
Syprus
England
Crete
Great Britain
Balkans
London
Rechters Petrograd
Germany
Mitau
Courland
Riga
Types of rheumatism and a Blood Building Remedy
The text explains rheumatism varieties including articular inflammatory and muscular forms, notes hereditary tendency and attack patterns, and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building cure. It claims external treatments are ineffective and offers the free booklet Building Up the Blood and a diet guide.
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Williams
Willams
Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Willamis
Illinois Apple glut exceeds market demand
Illinois reports a record apple crop with hundreds of thousands of barrels unsold. Growers ship sixty carloads from one town while thousands of bushels remain, blemished fruit barred from barreled goods, leaving marketers to seek disposal options for the surplus.
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Illinois
Noah Wmerick
Yun- Qala
Hainois
Ha Pays
Plasterer Charles Treband Dies After Fall
Charles Treband, 65, a plasterer with a large family, fell six feet from scaffolding yesterday. He sustained spinal injuries and died this morning.
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Amort Pata Fata
o-Charles Treband
Mellen Soft Job Alleged From Rival Conspiracy Case
New York December details outline how Charles Mellen testifies about the consolidation of the New Haven system and a conspiracy by eleven former associates to monopolize railroad traffic. He claims his high salary at New Haven came while serving as vice president after prior management turmoil. The testimony traces rivalry among Boston, Maine, and New Haven and the Corsair agreement to avoid each other’s territories.
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New York
Charles
Melen
New Haven
Mellenshoa
Key Haven
New York & New England
Noston & Maine
Unclear OCR Record From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed numbers and phrases lacking clear events or identities. Readable bits include year ranges 1911 1912 1918 and percentages, but no coherent story, person, place, or organization to anchor a summary.
Mrs Beidel Tells Women About Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Shippensburg Pennsylvania resident Mrs James A Been credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her monthly troubles after a difficult second childbirth. She praises the product to help other women and notes testimonials on file at the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. The ad states the remedy is made from native roots and herbs and contains no narcotics or harmful drugs and invites readers to write for confidential advice.
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Shippensburg
Lydia
Pinkham
James A. Been
Penn Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EB. Pinkhaners
Mons
Charlton Trial Opens Amid Expectation of Verdict
The Porter Charlton murder trial resumed in San Francisco with chief counsel Micel Pecardi in court though not fully recovered. Charlton’s condition improved and a verdict was anticipated by next Tuesday or Wednesday as Signor Picard was allowed to view the proceedings and question earlier sessions.
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Italy
Paris
Porter Charlton
San Francisco
Micel
Pecardi
Charlton
Altho
Picard
Prominent Lawyer Dies After Long Illness
The obituary notes a prominent lawyer who died today after a long illness. He grew up in Delaware Ohio, studied there, practiced in Urbana Ohio and Winfield Kansas, and later moved to Spokane where he resided at the time of death. An advertisement notes coal sales by Old Ben Coal and Elim Chal Co.
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Preme Court
Delaware
Urbana
Winfeld
Kan
Spokane
Old Ben Coal
Elim Chal Co
British Submarine Campaign Sinks Four German Vessels
Stockholm reporting from London notes active British submarine operations in the Baltic. Four more enemy ships were sunk, continuing a persistent effort to disrupt German shipping.
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Stockholm
Sweden
London
Baltic
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