Herman Bros Ulevel and Local Happenings Summary
Mrs Schultz has been ill for two weeks and G Wilhelm’s child is sick with fever. John Krull starts as assistant at the Creamery. Mrs Mary Fouts hosted her parents the Petries. Miss Sherry of Iowa Falls begins spring term. A Victor tiling his farm. Otto Wilts to add to his farmhouse. Velma of Steamboat Rock visits Gummert and Quiggle. Eagle City teacher begins in Walte district. Rollie Anse and Mira Bradfield visit J S Quiggle. Fossler couple from Ackley visits Wickham. Evhel Shaner and Gracie Ott have meningitis. Lamm and bride move into John Windecker Rouse. Raymond Brown of Iowa Falls stays with J S Quiggle. Rev Burrla visited. Rutherford recovered from measles. George Ott trips to Zidora.
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Otto Wilts
John
Mra Wni
Velma
Steamboat Rock
Q Gummert
Quiggle
Eagle City
Walte
Rollie Anse
Mira Bradfeld
J. 5
Dons Fossler
Ackley
Evbel Shaner
Gracie Ott
Menesea
Mr. Lamm
Bride
John Windecker Rouse
Raymond Brown
Lows Falls
J. 8
Burrla
Rutherford
George Ott
Zidora
Ackley business urges local investment in development
The letter urges Ackley residents to invest locally rather than send money elsewhere, highlighting large sums already invested in the Great Northwest and hoping others will be inspired. It mentions merchants Roosey E tT. Bros and a slogan about wedding invitations and stationery from The World Office, promoting Ackley flour and goods.
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Ackley
Great Northwest
Deserted the Cialowa Falls A deserter elopes with a nurse
A deserter from the regular army, Nelson, abducts a young woman from Eagle Grove after promising marriage and flees with money and goods. He is apprehended in Reinbeck and returned to Iowa Falls as officers confirm he is a deserter. The injured woman's board bill is settled by guests. she heads toward Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Lowa Falla
Tan Namnad Nelson
Bathar
Bit
Smith
Mao
Reinbeck
Lowa Falls
Dea Moines
Nelson
Eagie Grove
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rain Storm Destruction in The Philippines Chronicle
McClure's Magazine recounts a dramatic rain storm in the Philippines with a vivid, mythic account. A woman and her home endure a vast deluge causing roofs to lift and the earth to tremble, while animals, furniture, and debris are swept away as the landscape vanishes in a yellow eruption of water.
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Philippines
Absed Palma
Todd
GOUDEAU'S SHEEP TALE OF A POET AND HIS DOG
A London Sketch tale recalls Emilie Goudeau the Paris bohemian and his faithful black spaniel. When tax collectors seek payment for the dog he asserts the animal is a sheep dog and thus exempt. He then pretends poverty and musters a real woolly sheep beside the dog the next day in Montmartre.
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Emilie Goudeau
Paris
Mary
Goudeau
M. Goudeau
Air
Gondeau
Virgil
Theocritus
Montmartre
London
From Illumination Fire to Transportation Pioneer
A fragmented reminiscence traces Meneilly and daughter Vera sustaining severe burns in a Minneapolis blaze and then centers on Jim Itt’s journey into the transportation world. It recalls his Canada to United States move at nineteen, early struggles in St. Paul, and the shift from manual labor to building a railroad career, marking a pivotal independence day moment.
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Jim Itt
New York
Will
Rookwood
Can
United States
Canada
Guelph
Syracuse
N. Y
Fort
American Republic
St. Paul
Rome
Railroad
Trainmen Reach Agreement With Managers of Chicago
Chicago April 5. Western railroads and the Order of Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen settle disputes. Men abandon nine hour day, pay rises grant 10 percent with specific monthly increases for conductors, baggage men, flagmen and brakemen. Overtime rates set, new pay applies from April 1 1906. Also 10 percent raise for Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Sermon quotes about the ideal girl conclude this item.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Order of Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
United States Labor Commission
Brotherhood of, Locomotiva Firemen
Railyassi
Shelbyville
Tribute to a praised man ends with his death
A tribute noting a respected man who never acted in malice or wasted effort, praising his clean record and kindness. It reports his death last night and references flour pricing and a local printing business, suggesting a small town notice with community figures and local commerce.
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Glady
TS Os
Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Company Incorporation Note
Notice of incorporation for a farmers cooperative elevator company filed by Rice and others. Includes intent to form under state code, proposed name, Abbott Iowa business location, and broad articles covering farm goods, cattle, poultry, groceries, hardware, machinery, and related merchandise.
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Wao
Jawa
wPhe Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Company
Abbott Fowa
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Tribune
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Gusrge
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John D. Freeseine
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Don Lege
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John &. Kromminga
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