National Conciliation and Confederate Veterans Aim for Peace
Col J M Comstock reads a paper urging national and international conciliation after the Civil War. He cites Jeffersonian resolutions and Kentucky writings on secession, urging unity and peace while praising arbitration and opposing further war. The piece closes with a call for veterans to live under one flag and promote harmony.
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Mrs. Comstock
Colman C. Chubb
Col. Comatock
Algona
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Trial Jurors Named for November Term of Court
The list enumerates jurors drawn for the November term who must report on the fourth. Included are M. E. Smith Hebron L. Daniels C W Stagg Portland Oscar Fransen W P Brewster John Cruse Wesley A A Anderson Swen Fred Wagner Henry Laverence Whittemore John Kramer Sherman J A Hanson A E Worster R W Hutchins Leo Stebbins Algons James Reed Charles Nolte Cresco P Becker Greenwood A L Severson Garfield Fred Slig Riverdale Peter Stenhoff Prairie John Cosgrove Ed Zwiefil Chas Cooper John Huber John Govern Buffalo Chas Zumach John Reding Lotta Creek W Helter Fenton Otto Borchardt Wm Bierstedt Chrig Beecher Burt A Newton A Kelly W H Altweg Piam Creek M S Crawford Springfield Otto R Jensen I J Klein R28 Saunders Seneca Heika Bruns German I N Benedict LuVerne.
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Ron
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Hebron
L. Daniels
C. W. Stagg
Portland
Oscar Fransen
W. P. Brewster
John Cruse
Wesley
A. A. Anderson
Swen
Fred Wagner
Henry Laverence
Whittemore
John Kramer
Sherman
J. A. Hanson
A. E. Worster
R. W. Hut
The Cow and The Moon Musical Fantasy Arrives Next Tuesday
Mystifying tricks and gorgeous scenery accompany Chas A Sel lon s new musical fantasy The Cow and the Moon theater patrons will see a forty member company with a large chorus and forty three speaking parts. Notable songs include They All Look Alike to Mabel and It Sevilla The Haughty Hottentots plus a baseball satire featuring E D Gilmore as Tiny Colby and a vivid array of illusions and scenic effects.
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Chas. A. Sellon
Carleton
Gen’Colby
Mabel
Sevilla
Hottentots
Sabia
E. D. ‘Gilmore
Tiny
Colby
Not S. D. Adventist Doctrine Letter to the Courier
A letter argues the Record-Herald misquoted Seventh Day Adventists. The writer denies S C Russell as a leader and says the quoted views do not represent the denomination. The writer also rejects the idea that Isaiah chapter eleven references the Turkish government or people.
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Emmons Builds Iowa Protein Feed Trade Through Tankage Agents
M C Emmons president of the Iowa Protein Feed Co is praised as a vigorous farmer and top hog grower who markets Decker Tankage and Swift Beef Scraps. Swift & Co. of St Paul assigns Pierce to sell wholesale at St Paul Chicago or Omaha with freight prepaid to Iowa points. One ton Swift Tankage equals two tons oil meal or five tons middlings. The ad urges farmers to patronize Iowa Protein Feed Co and notes other local sales for used chamber and gas equipment.
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Iowa Protein Feed Co
H. C. Adams
Adams Mfp. Co
Decker’s
Swift, & Co
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Pierce
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