church records says middle name is Clara.
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DESHLER WOMAN SUICIDE
Muscatine, Ia., March 11. - A woman identified as Mrs. R.W. Rodenburg of Deshler, Nebr., took her life this morning by drinking poison while on a Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad train enroute (sic) to Chicago. She drank the poison while the train was between Iowa City and West Liberty, and died within an hour and a half.
A note which she left said goodbye to relatives and added "it was all my fault."
Her husband is expected to reach West Liberty this afternoon.
The Nelson Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, March 13, 1924; pg. 4
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DESHLER WOMAN SUICIDE
Muscatine, Ia., March 11. - A woman identified as Mrs. R.W. Rodenburg of Deshler, Nebr., took her life this morning by drinking poison while on a Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad train enroute (sic) to Chicago. She drank the poison while the train was between Iowa City and West Liberty, and died within an hour and a half.
A note which she left said goodbye to relatives and added "it was all my fault."
Her husband is expected to reach West Liberty this afternoon.
The Nelson Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, March 13, 1924; pg. 4
church records says middle name is Clara.
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DESHLER WOMAN SUICIDE
Muscatine, Ia., March 11. - A woman identified as Mrs. R.W. Rodenburg of Deshler, Nebr., took her life this morning by drinking poison while on a Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad train enroute (sic) to Chicago. She drank the poison while the train was between Iowa City and West Liberty, and died within an hour and a half.
A note which she left said goodbye to relatives and added "it was all my fault."
Her husband is expected to reach West Liberty this afternoon.
The Nelson Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, March 13, 1924; pg. 4
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DESHLER WOMAN SUICIDE
Muscatine, Ia., March 11. - A woman identified as Mrs. R.W. Rodenburg of Deshler, Nebr., took her life this morning by drinking poison while on a Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad train enroute (sic) to Chicago. She drank the poison while the train was between Iowa City and West Liberty, and died within an hour and a half.
A note which she left said goodbye to relatives and added "it was all my fault."
Her husband is expected to reach West Liberty this afternoon.
The Nelson Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, March 13, 1924; pg. 4
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