Shiloh Democrats Win Local Election Results
Shiloh democrats won the local election with Justice of the Peace D. J. Peters and clerk Helje Geerdes leading Democratic tallies. Other races included BH. Lutterman and Fred Hook as democrats with several Republican opponents.
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J. Jaepers
Jacob
Mountain Lake
Minnesota
George Reeverts
F. Schoenhut
F. Schrader
Ackley
A. Neesen
Ma- Hon
South Dakota
Harm Hulsman
Lennox
South Dako
Shiloh
Justices of the Peace
D. J. Peters
BH. Lutterman
Fred Hook
W. B. Reed
Helje Geerdes
Geo. Neesen
Joh DeNul
W. A. Meyer
Friday’s double luck and a dancer’s tragedy in print
In a humorous quip from the Boston Advertiser, a German phrase notes a partner fainting after three dances, implying happiness strained nerves. The piece rounds to a proverb about odds and luck, declaring Friday a doubly charming day as the sixth day and linked to six versus three.
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Tam
Boston Advertiser
Frank Lessons in Horse Rides and Staying Upright
A concise English anecdote recalls Frank learning to ride a horse. When asked if the horse bounces him hard during trotting he says no, he does not bounce much and stays up nearly all the time.
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Frank
Little Chronicle
Ida Gimner and H R Fouts Wedding in Abbott
Miss Ida Gimner and H R Fouts wed last Wednesday in Abbott in a small ceremony attended by friends. The couple are held in high esteem by the community and wish and happiness from neighbors. Program of the Etna Township Sunday School Convention to be held.
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Bella
Abbott
Ida
Sunday School program and town notes in Ackley
The Ackley section lists a Sunday School program at M. B. church with multiple sessions and speakers including Ruea Wilson Rev Brecher and others, plus evening events. It notes local news such as Zwicky lecture, land purchases, hunting plans, and a rural mail carrier examination. Election results show 163 votes with party tallies and township officers elected.
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Ruea Wilson
Brecher
W. Q. King
O. S. Windecker
Local notes and developments in town activity and politics
A photographer rents above C T Lyons drug store. I W Campbell builds a new creamery east of town. Mabel Gearhart to teach a winter term near Whitten. Mrs Potgeter and daughter Jeanie seen at Eldora between trains. Mrs J Lawrence of Uelon visits her mother Mrs Geo Carpenter. Market street curbing underway and nearly ready. C L Turner resigns as marshal. W C Cable named successor. An extra pang on town central numbering operates north of town. First lecture course begins Wednesday evening. ticket holders urged to secure. A Root sells residence to B D Surls. public auction of household goods Saturday November 15. All public schools to hold Thanksgiving exercises Wednesday afternoon November 26 with drills and songs. Clay Township election results Birdsall 127 votes, Rotes 77. justice ticket O L Turner 1 108 votes.
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C.T. Lyon
I. W. Campbell
Mabel Gearhart
Whitten
Potgeter
Jeanie
Eldora
J. Lawrence
Uelon
Geo. Carpenter
Market Street
C. L. Turner
Bia
W. C. Cable
Hia
Root
B. D. Surls
Clay Township
Birdsall
Rotes
Justice of the Peace
L. Turner
Boog A
Local Election Totals And Community Notes From Mayoaville
A. A. Leverton 103 and W. Peterson 101 led votes for constables with Henry Ellers 108, John Queen 91, Raynolds 100, and Duncan Note 0. For trustees R. McCaw 104, Alle Jaspers 102. To fill vacancy D. W. Turner 114, Wm. Shartpshaire 89. Clerk candidates Henry Luiken 110 and F. W. Cartwright 93. Assessor F. Willes 64, James Higein 59. Rev. Earl, prohibition candidate for Congress, received seven votes. Twelve enveloped ballots cast. Local social notes report sick list for Mrs. Gillett. Mrs. Fisher of Waterton visiting Rev. Fisher’s brother. Mrs. W. QO. Horner hosted old society gathering. Mrs. Huntington and daughter of Freeport Sivels visit J. A. Butson home. Mrs. Myrtle March of Shullsburg Wisconsin visiting brother B. J. March and wife. Charle Silma traveled to Oklahoma to spend months with brother Dan. R. Huntchback family now settled west of Mayoaville after a year on the farm. Mrs. Horner and Miss Ethel Dolson attended Ida Gimer and H. R. Fouts marriage in Abbott.
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A. A. Leverton
W. Peterson
Henry Ellers
John Queen
Raynolds
Duncan
R. McCaw
Alle Jaspers
D. W. Turner
Wm. Shartpshaire
Henry Luiken
F. W. Cartwright
F. Willes
James Higeinbotham
Rev. Earl
Congress
Gillett
Fisher
Waterton
Rev. Fisher
W. QO. Horner
Old Society
Huntington
Freeport
Sivels
J. A. Butson
Myrtle March
Shullsburg
Winconsio
B. J. March
Charle Silma
Oklahoma
Dan
R. Huntchback
Mayoavilla
Horner
Ethel Dolson
Atl Abbott
Ida Gimer
H. R. Fouts
Education And Notes Of Ackley Biggest Northwestern School Tour
A visit to Minneapolis and St. Paul reveals a strong public school system. Over one hundred teachers from Albia and Oskaloosa toured it to study second–best schools in the United States. Mechanic Art High offers full university prep with 70 percent of graduates entering college and daily shop time.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Albia
Oskaloosa
United States
Minnehaha Falls
Capitol Building
Minnesota
Fair Grounds
Humors of Horses and a Gentle Pilot Jimmy
A humorous sketch describes General Horace Porter and a Chinese statesman drawing a portrait for Porter’s daughter. Then a longer piece shares comic anecdotes about a gentle horse named Jimmy who improvises mischief like sneezing at a tent, scattering sheep, and playfully scaring a visiting girl cousin.
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Horace Porter
Li Hang Chang
Potter
Jimmy
Ant
Lils
Timmy
Feet Around the World Describe Global Foot Varieties
The article surveys foot shapes by nationality, noting the Irish foot as broad and short, the French foot long and narrow, the Scotch high and muscular, and the Russian toes often webbed. It cites Spaniards with small curved feet, Teutonic and Scandinavian feet as the largest, and mentions Arabs with a high arch and a sacred distinction in Imams.
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America
Simona
Christmas number prints 239 pages with art and writers
The Christmas number features top modern writers and plenty of illustrations. It runs over 239 pages with 34 full page plates, 20 in color, and required 723 tons of paper and six tons of ink. Sixty presses operated 14 hours daily to print an edition of 915000 copies, with over 20 million sections gathered by workers.
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Artlela
Physicians Prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
Broad minded physicians endorse Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable remedy for throat and lung troubles. Schultz.
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Foley
Schultz
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