Mission Feasts and local events in Germian Township
Germian Township reports mission feasts in Winneshiek county and Wellsburg with contributions listed. Local shifts include a route 2 mail car tel decision pending Washington, Main Street grade changes, and several family bereavements. Community notices mention dances, visits, and staff transfers among nearby towns.
Trial Filed Over Wrongful Message To Traer Couple
Ora Greene of Traer files suit against Cedar Valley Telephone Company for damages claiming a misdelivered message caused alarm. A stockman’s call during Reinbeck carnival led the Greens to rush to Traer and back, only to find Mr Green in good health. Case set for Toledo district court in October term.
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Cedar Valley Telephone Company
Ora Greene
Traer
Lowa
Reinbeck
Green
Troil
Toledo
Polk County Democrats Nominate Full Ticket at Convention
The Polk County Democratic convention drew large crowds with silver faction dominance. Resolutions endorsing the Kansas City platform were adopted, and a full party ticket was nominated.
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Polk County
Kansas City
State Fair Opens Friday With Seattle Exhibit Leader
Preparations near completion for the annual state fair which opens Friday. The Seattle exhibit promises to be a leading feature with about 750 entries expected.
Late Iowa briefs recount diverse local notes
Old satilers day to be celebrated at Tama. a street fair and carnival planned for Dubuque. Davenport Turners boast large societies. Waverly well reaches 1740 feet, flows 324 gallons per minute at $3300. ball tournament at Dougherty amid rain. Des Moines hosts two week mission by Paulist fathers. Magon City union divison formed. Moscow’s R Chase turns 93. Fort Dodge coal heaters' strike resolved with box car club room. Burlington M E leader declines Fayette university post. Marathon men form driving association with $1200 purses. Waterloo mayor bans street corner snake shows. clam shells dwindling in Mississippi. Dubuque pearl button makers look to Cedar River. Henry Snyder injured after lodge incident. gas work tampering case in Council Bluffs. tobacco and cheese debates linked to cancer warnings and medical history remarks.
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Davenport Turners
Waverly
Dougherty
New York
Des Moines
Magon City
Union
5. R. Chase
Moscow
Muscatine County
Fort Dodge
R. Hurlburt
M. E
Burlington
Upper Town University
Fayette
Martin
Waterloo
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Cedar River
Henry Snyder
Maccabees
Alden
Council Bluffs
Fred Pierce
Russell Sage Fights for Organized Labor’s Due
Russell Sage at eighty five shifted to labor support after backing Manhattan elevated railroad engineers and firemen in wage talks. A key meeting saw Sage and George Gould press for a nine hour day. after the directors conferred, Sage left the room, praising labor’s rights and signaling his victory orientation. The piece notes Sage’s influence on the engineers and his broad Wall Street role.
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Ax Vork
Russell Sage
Wall Street
New York
Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Manhattan
George Gould
Sage
Notice to extend no credit to minor A R Blondin
Novice notice warns all potential lenders to refrain from extending credit to A R Blondin who has left home and is of minor age. The signer disclaims responsibility for any rent agreements and notes the Blondin farm for rent with inquiries directed to Chartes embhd. The garbled bakery reference appears as unrelated text about Friz & Pavvus and an ice cream offering.
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Marriagg
All Mall Gazette
Chicago Record-Herald
Burder
Records Herald
China
Record-Herald
A. R. Blondin
Blondin
Chartes
Brescia
Friz & Pavvus
The American Juggernaut and the Dollar Worship
A Des Moines Net piece rails against the craving for riches. It laments Americans racing after money, neglecting happiness, charity, and human kindness. The piece condemns the poor and working as mere instruments of wealth, fearing death with a dollar on the tomb.
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Des Moines
Rick
Land Crazy Times and New Rail Excursions
The Eldora Herald notes Inwa residents over mortgage risk as land fever grows. It highlights Iowa Central Railway low rate excursions to Clear Lake and a new sleeping car service from Acktay to Minneapolis plus an extension of lines toward Linton and the wheat belt, with upcoming town openings. Also cites Perry Davis Painkiller as a cure for neuralgia and sports injuries amid golf interest.
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Eldora Herald
Inwa
Iowa Central Railway
Clear Lake
Twin Cities
Northwest
Acktay
Minneapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul
Eureka
McPherson County
South Dakota
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
Greamway
Zeeland
Hague
Stafford
Perry Davis
Mli
Town Falls
Iowa
Jows Baptist
Waterloo
Young Peoples’ Convent
Camp Meeting
Churches of God
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puebla
Dlanwood Springs
Colorado
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Lead
Deadwood
Cwater
Oak
Wil Tickete
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Chatcoh
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Irene
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Theo
Isebrand
Harm Hulssman Place
Saturgay
W. T. Neessen
Chicago
Dena Peters
Little Rock
Nvew
Aplington
F. Edwards
Parkersburg
Edith Hall
Lowa Falls
Chautauqua
Misa Vanderlas
Forest City
Austin
Ausonville
Paulsen
Macy
Mieses Carrie Roos
Rosa Wiesle
Henry Busse
Teachers’ Institute
Allszon
Peter van Deest
Martin Slight
John DeVries
Ae Tock
T. E. Bearhart
Leo Marks
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Ackley
Justin Wells
Pocahontas County
O. Schmdt
William Robertson
Kanena
Oklahoma
Frank DeWeerdt
Harry Grieves
Sibley
Eldora
Ackley Markets
Wong
Bank of Ackley
SALM
Mc M. Brycerow
Iulies
Gegers
Chad
Good Farm
Ane Reales
Polk Democrata Ara
Yass
Tama
Fancott Leslie's Weekly
BR Medics
Edward
England
General Grant
Brussels
Eurekas Lintan
North and
Parry Davis
Aug Land
Hutte
Montana
International Mining Congress
Pueblo
Gluywood Springs
Bull Laks City
Utah Hot Springs
Custer
Omnelyslva
San Francisco
California
Knights of Pythias
M.S
Newrest Winots
JR. Merry
Dyabyaus
Lows
H. S. & M. TwosPiece
Geo. P. Ide & Co
Priestley Cravenitte
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