Hanna Loses Again in Steer Ownership Verdict
The jury awarded RE. M. Shefield of Wright County $739.20 for 16 steers, ruling Hanna did not own them after a weeklong trial. The case, tied to a 1903 mortgage dispute involving Olson, Helmann, and contested cattle marks, marks a second trial with high costs and extended litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guv. W. Hanna
RE. M. Shefield
Wright County
Knapp
Clarion
Harrington & Dickinson
Shefield
Geo
Sheffeld
Managers Changed Spicer Resigns Position at Armour
Spicer resigns from Armour Packing House and proceeds to work at a city agency. The move shifts managerial duties as the firm seeks to fill the vacancy and adjust administrative leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Armour Packing House
Agency City
Cronin and Purvis Named to Higley and Frigley Posts
Dave Purvis is called from Mason City to head the Higley packing house while John Cronin leaves Frigley to fill Spicer’s vacant post. Spicer resigns from Armour, moves to Agency City, and exits packing. A Ruthford building up-town office will boost competition between the two firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Purvis
Mason City
Higley
Ruthford
Spicer
Agency City
Death of Andrew J Stillion veteran and longtime Livermore resident
Andrew J Stillion died at three o'clock yesterday at his daughter's home after months of suffering following an August operation. Born September 1 1837 in Ohio, he married Frances Brewer in Quincy in 1860 and lived in Livermore for thirty years. He served in the Civil War with the 50th Minor Infantry and was a member of the G A R Post at Livermore. Funeral services were conducted at the Simpson home by Rev. O H Holmes. He leaves wife, sons George and William, sisters and other relatives. Interment will be in Livermore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Stillion
C. O. Simpson
Des Moines
Alway
Ohio
Iinvis
Quincy
Trances Brewer
Livermore
50Th Minors Infantry
G.A. R
Stillion
O. H. Holmes
Simpson Home
George
la Verne
William
D. D. Kellum
Sumner
B. Weeks
Tom Brown
J. K. Potter
Tom Brewer
Estherville
Livermore Cemetery
Peculiar Liquor Damages Suit From Manson
Mrs John Webbs sues Druggist H Mullarky for 4500 dollars claiming illegal whiskey sales between 1900 and 1904. She seeks a return of 8650 paid and damages for illness and impaired health from the liquor, arguing an implied promise to refund in illegal sales. The case is described as a novelty in purchaser litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
John Webbs
H. Mullarky
Nquor
Remembering the Town Built by the Railroad
A nostalgic plea recalls the arrival of the first railroad and its promised town. It celebrates growth, saw the land value rise from ten to fifty to seventy five dollars per acre, and warns that patronage keeps the town alive or risks its decline.
Old Home Day planned by W I A S members in Rockwell City
The W I A S ladies in Rockwell City announce an Old Home Day program for Friday evening November 25. Members may bring husbands. The program features rolls of state flowers, poems, songs, and objects with stereopticon illustrations. The event highlights a forthcoming musical comedy The Telephone Girl at the opera house Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flame
W. M. Galbraith
Ethel Laird
Bertha Bishoff
Tima D. Adams
Imma B. Lilly
Opera House
International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago Dec 2 to 9
The text extols the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from December 2 to 9 as a premier showcase of animal breeding progress. It emphasizes the expo as a school for students of agriculture and a vital source of inspiration for farmers and stockmen nationwide, highlighting decades of development and the collaboration of breeders. It notes railway rate announcements from The Northwestern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doctor Buck ten’s Africa Slave advertised by EB Conner & Co
A reader from Little Rock Arkansas thanks the Lord for relief from fearful running sores caused by Buck ten's Africa Slave. The anonymous testimonial claims it cured long standing wounds, cuts and burns. The ad notes the product sold for 26 cents at EB Conner & Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Plant
Little Rock
Ark
Buckten
Conner & Co's
Notice of sale and disassociation from The Sioux Remedy Co
All interested parties are notified that I have sold my interest in The Sioux Remedy Co. I will not be responsible for any contracts or debts made by the company after this date. Dated Algona Iowa November 20, 1870 by J. O. Survon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Sioux Remedy Co
J. OG. Survon
Algona Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanna
Sheffield
J. M. Shefield
Olson
Belmond
Tater Olson
Geo. Wo Hanna
Anna
Shofield
Hollister
Re H. Miller
Tripley Co
A. D. Craarke & Co
Brownell’s Pats
J. A. Brownell Shoe Co
Algena
Iowa
Foss
Cronin Takes
M. E. Mack
HE. C. Stevenson
Rockwell City
W. L. A. S. Program
Lulu McCoy
S. J. McMahon
T. P. Harrington
Edna Williams
Norton
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