The wife of Joseph Franta, of West Newton, presented her liege lord with a fine, bouncing boy last Saturday, and we are glad to say that the mother and child are doing well. Joseph, however, is not doing so well; having an attack of typo-malarial fever is no joke, but Dr. Berry thinks he will come out all right in three or four weeks.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 18, 1881
Jos. Franta, of West Newton, of whose severe illness we made mention last week died on Wednesday last. He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his loss.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 25, 1881
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 18, 1881
Jos. Franta, of West Newton, of whose severe illness we made mention last week died on Wednesday last. He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his loss.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 25, 1881
The wife of Joseph Franta, of West Newton, presented her liege lord with a fine, bouncing boy last Saturday, and we are glad to say that the mother and child are doing well. Joseph, however, is not doing so well; having an attack of typo-malarial fever is no joke, but Dr. Berry thinks he will come out all right in three or four weeks.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 18, 1881
Jos. Franta, of West Newton, of whose severe illness we made mention last week died on Wednesday last. He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his loss.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 25, 1881
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 18, 1881
Jos. Franta, of West Newton, of whose severe illness we made mention last week died on Wednesday last. He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his loss.
New Ulm Review
Wednesday, May 25, 1881
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