Local Briefs and Business Hr in Nix Building
Retractions of the eyes corrected at a.m. Nix's pharmacy. Watch repairs offered at Beach's shop with apprenticed help. 320 acres of Red River Valley land for rent or crop share arranged by BH VanGiffen Ackley Iowa. Beach's jewelry and China available. Sticker cigar advertised at Ackley. Banking rate discussion over bill of exchange noted. A Georgia justice marries a couple with 36 cents in hand, honeymoon budget cited.
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Fragmented Classifieds and Rail Schedule Snippet
A mixed fragment from a newspaper page lists ads for sales loans and livestock, plus partial railroad timetable details. Items mention one cent a word classifieds, brown rooster inquiries, a farm for sale near Ackley, and a house for sale. Train schedules show passenger and freight times with notes about services and routes.
Armour & Co Blonx City Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Armour & Co Blonx City plant razed four acre facility valued at 900000. Ammonia drums exploded as flames swept through fertilizer beef hog and other buildings. Six hundred workers left jobless. fire fought with inadequate pressure. plant to be rebuilt larger. Other local items report a fatal hotel shooting and a hunting accident.
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Coro Captured After Night Battle With Rebels in Venezuela
President Castro's aide Leo pold Baptists reports Coro, 209 miles northwest of Caracas, was captured after a night battle with insurgents. The town had been under rebel control during the revolution, with further details not yet clear.
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Italian Anarchist Fires at Belgian King Leopold
Nov 17. Gennéro Rubino, an Italian anarchist, fired three shots at King Leopold II of Belgium as he rode to a cathedral memory service for the late queen. A bullet shattered a carriage window and grazed the grand marshal. Rubino was rescued by police and troops from a hostile mob. He claimed the act was due to the king's alleged inhuman conduct toward his daughter.
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