Cade's Little Liver Pills Replace Old Purging Methods
An advertisement touts Cade's Little Liver Pills as a safer liver cleanse that builds up the system rather than weakening it. It claims relief from headache biliousness and constipation and lists C A Gamble as the seller. Also offers to buy sell or exchange real estate with F M Darner at Bosworth's drug store. Land listings in Minnesota and the Dakotas shown.
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Cade
C. A. Gamble
F. M. Darner
Bosworth
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nevada notes hawk, court actions, and public works
A Nevada column reports H L Swafford’s tame hawk terrorizes sparrows then roams into a neighbor’s chickenyard, prompting a neighbor to use a hoe. Albert Gillett faces a felony-intent charge for alleged assault on his daughter. bail set, trial in August, he remains in jail. Trial jurors are named for the August district court term. The Nevada council plans to rebuild the south pumping station and install a new pump, with power restored to the Nevada Electric Company once complete.
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H. L. Swafford
Citizens Lumber Company
Nevada
Main Street
Swafford
Albert Gillett
Justice Felshaw
Collins Gazette
H. R. Vasey
May E. Gillett
Nevada Council
Old South
Nevada Electric Company
Automobile outing ends safely after hitch and trip
Homer N. Silliman and family, visiting Mrs. Silliman’s parents, took J. G. Dutton and others on a circuit through Grant township and Ames road. After delays the party returned home by another conveyance as the auto recovered from an unspecified indisposition. The Cambridge Leader responds to criticism from Des Moines visitors about local census size and reception, noting the crowd and village interest in the machine and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer N. Silliman
Cambridge
Des Moines
Clinton
Register and Leader
Printing farm names on stationary builds local identity
The piece argues that naming farms like Hickory Grove Walnut Lodge or Maple Hall personalizes the owner and farm, supports community recognition, and provides advertising value for every letter. It cites Shakespeare on giving a place a name and asserts attractive farms deserve distinctive personalities in business relations.
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Hickory Grove
Walnut Lodge
Maple Hall
Maxwell Tribune
Perisho Injured in Runaway Near Zearing
Clint Perisho sustained severe leg injuries when horses frightened, overturning a buggy near Zearing while en route from Hubbard to Hoelschers. He was dragged along a barb wire fence. clothes torn and bruised, but relatives hope for recovery.
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Clint Perisho
Zearing
Hubbard
Tno
Hoelschers
44th Annual Reunion Of Co D 32nd Town Infantry Held
Boone county marks the 44th reunion of Co D 32nd Town Infantry on Saturday August 11 on Court House Square the original oath site where the company was sworn into service 44 years ago in Boone.
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Co. D, 32Nd Town Infantry
Boone County
Court House Square
Boone
Doran Plans Major Tile Drainage Upgrade Near Beaver
Boone County representative Justin R. Doran, from Beaver area, outlines extensive tiling projects for his farmland. Last year he installed over four miles of tile. this year he plans more than ten miles. The properties exceed two thousand acres, and once complete the farm will be the best drained in the state. Project cost totaled about $2000 for last year.
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Justin R. Doran
Boone County
Beaver
Boone Standard
Speakers Set For Soldier's Reunion in Nevada
At the Nevada Soldier's Reunion August 2 and 3 speakers include Attorney D. J. Vinje and Father Nichols Thursday afternoon. John R. Larson of the 52nd Iowa in the Spanish war will open the campfire that evening. Friday morning County Attorney Ed M. McCall will open followed by Makensie of Des Moines speaking for the old boys.
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Nevada
Attrney D. J. Vinje
Farther Nichols
John R. Larson
52Nd
Iowa
Samuel Ozmun Dies at Home After Short Illness
Samuel Ozmun, a long time resident near Collins, died at his home Saturday night after a brief illness. Born in New York, he lived in Ohio and Indiana before moving to Iowa around 1861 and resided in the state for forty five years. He was nearly seventy seven, having few days to reach that age, and was highly regarded as a citizen.
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Samuel Ozmun
Collins
Mr. Ozmun
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Mr. Ozmyn
Seevers Son Arrives to Work in Collins Store
Marion B Seevers recently graduated from Yale University with an MA. He previously earned a degree from Penn College Oskaloosa and studied at Haverford PA. He plans to attend Stanford University in the fall for further studies while clerking in his father's Collins store.
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Mr. Seevers
Marion B. Seevers
Collins
Yale University
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Haverford
Yale
Leland Stanford University
Gazette
Fisherman Ed Alderman Nets 12.5 Pound Pike Near Jenkins
Ed T. Alderman reports a twelve and a half pound pike caught while fishing with the Waldrons near Jenkins Minnesota. He notes rivals at Mikawa Wisconsin will likely claim a larger catch, as the first storyteller often sets the bar.
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Ed. T. Alderman
Jenkins
Minnesota
Mikawa
Wisconsin
Surprised by Democratic Ticket Nomination for County Supervisor
John Haugen was startled to find his name on the Democratic ticket for county supervisor. He insists he is not a Democrat, with one delegate noting his relation as a cousin to the congressman from the 4th district as a reason for nomination.
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The
Nevada Journal
John Haugen
John
Haugen
Reverend Sparks Accepts Hy More Pastoral Appointment
Rev. J. D. Sparks travels to Hy more South Dakota to serve as pastor of the M. E. church and may join the conference and stay in the state if health permits. Mrs. Sparks and the children will remain in Maxwell for the time being.
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J. D. Sparks
Hymore
S. D
M. E. Church
Great Song Fest Sangerfest at Story City this weekend
United Lutheran church sangerfest to be held in Story City on July 28 and 29 with over 150 singers from about a dozen churches. Immanuel church hosts business sessions rehearsals and both Sunday song services. The program features solos choruses and works by old masters. Also notes two minor injuries in local area. Mrs. Charles Ray injured in a fall at Maxwell and Mr Morrisy sprained his foot after stepping into a hole in Ames.
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United Lutheran Church
Story City
Immanuel Church
Maxwell
Charles Ray
Mr. Morrisy
the Standard of Co
Ames
Tribune
Bachelor Girls Invite YM Recreation Club to Picnic
The Bachelor Girls' Club at Cole invited the remaining members of the Young Men's Recreation Club to a picnic in the grove near Hickory Grove schoolhouse on Wednesday evening. The boys accepted and reports say they enjoyed savory eats, fishing, and games, with all having a fine time.
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Bachelor Girls’ Club
Cole
Tesdahl Pioneer Reunion At Shipley Home
On July 6 descendants of Mr and Mrs Lars Tesdahl pioneers of Story county held a picnic and reunion at Geo Nelsons home two miles south of Shipley. Nine sons and daughters 64 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren survive 57 attended 21 unable to attend. It was a day long to be remembered.
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Lars Tesdahl
Story County
Geo. Nelson
Shipley
Huxley Argus
Boone County party heads to Germany for extended visit
A large Boone county group plans a several week trip to Germany this week. The travelers include Miss Meta Von Krog, Lena Weim, Mr and Mrs Claus Jons and family, Mr and Mrs John Reimers, Mrs Lorenzen and Gon, Fred, H Theisen and others of Ogden.
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Boone County
Germany
Meta von Krog
Lena Weim
Boone
Claus Jons
John Reimers
Lorenzen
Gon
Fred
H. Theisen
Ogden
Six Skeletons Found at Como Grave Pit
Graders at the C N W line in Como uncover six skeletons with heads to the south. Uncertainty remains whether they are Indians mound builders or French explorers. Teeth trinkets and bones removed for study. Jake Roadenizer left Os kaloosa after his son drowned in a well while working there. The big boat rebuild after a recent fire nears completion with water plentiful for resumed work.
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Bravel
Como
Jake Roadenizer
Oskaloosa
Wedding At Gonder Home Unites Lelia Mae and Raymond Conover
A pretty home wedding occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs William Gonder in Beaver township Boone County on July 11. Their daughter Lelia Mae married Raymond Conover with Miss Flora Petee of Ames as attendant. Ethel Farrington suffered serious burns from an accidental carbolic acid spill at Cambridge.
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William Gonder
Beaver Township
Boone Co
Lelia Mae
Raymond Conover
Flora Petee
Ames
Ethel Farrington
Center Grove
Cambridge
Shaw Loom Mystery Stirs Slater News
The Slater News questions the fate of the Shaw loom, seeking clues on its disappearance and asking local sources for information about where the loom might be now and who may hold it.
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Slater News
Shaw Loom
Little Girl Burned While Handling Hot Blackberries
Virginia Shaw, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Shaw, suffered severe scalding when a jar of hot blackberries spilled onto her breast as Mrs Shaw was preparing fruit Wednesday morning in Colo Banner report.
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Virginia
W. F. Shaw
Ontario barber plans confectionary cafe and lodging venture
The Ontario barber intends to run a confectionary store and serve meals at all hours while offering lodging to travelers. The Story City Herald notes that as long as he avoids starting a newspaper, he will likely make a living.
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Ontario
Story City Herald
Ames Man Visits Daughter in McCalisburg Area
Fred Sanders of Ames traveled to the McCalisburg area last Thursday evening and stayed overnight with his daughter Mrs. W H Reid and family.
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Fred Sanders
Ames
W. H. Reid
McCalisburg Tribune
Schoolhouse to be rebuilt in Pales tine township
The No 1 Pales tine township school house will be rebuilt with the contract to be let on July 31 Specifications are available at the residence of Andrew Tesdall for inspection by bidders.
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Palestine Township
Andrew Tesdall
Mrs F B Smith Dies at Randall in July Tuberculosis
Mrs F B Smith died at Randall July 15 from tuberculosis. She was born Crosley in Liscomb Iowa in 1877 and married in 1898.
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F. B. Smith
Randall
Crosley
Liscomb
Iowa
Shoemaker Injury After Night Shift at Cole
A night operator named Shoemaker slipped on a sidewalk near Cole and injured his wrist and clothing when his watch broke. He suffered a wrist fracture and minor abrasions, with no further details provided.
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Cole
Zearing Opens Winter Lecture Course
Zearing announces the winter lecture series with Guy E. Clift serving as secretary. Committees on advertising reception and related duties have been selected.
Pastor Leslie Wolfe Welcomed by Zearing Parishioners
The Baraca and Philathea Classes of the Christian church hosted a reception for their new pastor Rev. Leslie Wolfe and his family at the Zearing parsonage.
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Baraca and
Philathea
The
Christian Church
Leslie Wolfe
Zearing Parsonage
Silliman Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Supervisor BE. R. Silliman has returned to his home near Cole from Des Moines where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
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BE. R. Silliman
Cole
Des Moines
Cantata of the Stars shines as Slater choir performs
A chorus of sixteen ladies under Slater presented the Cantata of the Stars with notable success. Miss O'Dessie Phay of Hearing wed Rev. Butler the singing evangelist on July 11 at Burbank, 8. D.
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Slater
O’dessie Phay
Burbank
Butler
Boone Institute schedule and local notices
The Boone Institute runs from August 12 to 24 with an August 16 lecture by Dr. A. B. Winship of Boston. Prof. Coburn of Boone is named among St Louis school Musical Directors. O. P. Abbey of Zearing sold hogs in Chicago at 6.85 per hundred. David Frye, 13, fell from a load of hay and broke his arm.
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Boone Institute
A. B. Winship of
Boston
Prof. Coburn of
Boone
St. Louis
P. Abbey of
Zearing
Chicago
David Frye
Farmers Savings Bank Opens at Huxley
The Farmers Savings Bank has opened in Huxley, offering local residents new banking services and access to deposit accounts and loans in the community.
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the Farmers Savings Bank
Huxley
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