Dean's Kidney Pills Restored Colorado Woman's Health
Mrs Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs suffered back ache for three years and kidney issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she improved within a week and was fully well after two boxes. She praises the remedy and notes continued health for four months. For sale by all dealers price 59 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The reigning favorites seem to have attentions showered upon them.
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S. W. Marine
Colorado Springs
Dean
Sarah Marine
St. Ulah Street
Colo
Glen Eyrie Club
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
R. V. Preece
Dr. Pierce
Good Roads Special Planned by Burlington and NP Railways
The Burlington and Northern Pacific roads will run a Good Roads Special train from Chicago on May 3 to promote primary road improvements. W. H. Manss oversees Burlington arrangements while a Pacific Coast convention follows the itinerary ending in late June.
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Burlington and
Northern Pacific Roads
Pacific Coast
National Good Roads Association
Burlington and Northern Pacific Roads
Chicago
Burlington & Northern Pacific
Lewis & Clark
Burlington
W. H. Manss
Billings
Northern Pacific
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Lyman County to Gain Rail Line Extension and Rich Lands
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway plans an extension from Chamberlain west through Lyman County, unlocking cheap lands with strong soils. Lyman County, south of South Dakota, borders the Rosebud Reservation, and soil has produced prize-winning corn. Land sells for 5 to 12 dollars an acre and could rise 100 to 200 percent after rail completion, solving market access across the Missouri River.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chamberlain
Lyman County
South Dakota
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Mitchell Corn Palace
Missouri River
Eternal happiness preached amid crepe and ceremony
Readers are invited to reflect on joy as a playful contrast to festivity. The line between sermon and celebration appears in acts of gratitude, sharing, and communal reflection during seasonal gatherings.
Iowa Officials Announce New Assistant To Insurance Examiner
Des Moines April 8 1905 Auditor Carroll announces R M Haines of Grinnell appointed assistant to state insurance examiner aiding Withington. Haines remains in department indefinitely with Eldridge Daw son as other assistant in Des Moines. Quarterly settlement shows treasury cash assets totaling 1733649 64 including agricultural college bonds. Actual cash on hand 11722 02 and bank deposits 1074027 68.
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Des Moines
Carroll
R. M. Haines
Grinnell
Agricultural College
Hubbell Estate Pays Half Year Taxes Totaling Large Assessment
On the 4th the Hubbell estate paid County Treasurer Murrow twenty thousand dollars as half of the current year taxes. The assessment is three million dollars. The Des Moines Union pays about twenty thousand dollars annually, making total taxation around forty thousand dollars per year for F M Hubbell, who practically owns the railway.
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Hubbell
Murrow
Des Moines Union
F. M. Hubbell
Depositors Get Priority In Corning Bank Liquidation
The Iowa Supreme Court upholds depositor preference for creditors of failing banks. In Corning State Savings Bank, depositors will be paid first from assets recovered by Receiver C. F. Andrews, despite challenges from other creditors. The ruling confirms the statute guarantees actual preference in asset distribution and ratable payment among creditors.
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Iowa
Corning State Savings Bank
C. F. Andrews
Leroy
Corning Bank
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court Avoids Ruling on Rural Roadway Rights
The court did not decide whether telephone companies may occupy rural roadways without compensation to abutting landowners in a dispute between Council Bluffs city officials and Bell Telephone. It noted the issue involves private rights and held no constitutional questions necessary to proceed. The decision hints landowners could pursue the question in separate suits.
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Supreme Court
Pottawattamie
Council of Council
Raft Spider Behavior and Eskimo Ice Cream Traditions
The raft spider builds a floating shelter of leaves and silk to ambush prey in water. Eskimos enjoy seal oil ice cream mixed with snow and frozen berries. Mrs Wise notes firing a new nurse girl after approval.
Oklahoma and Washington Pursue Shercliffe Burglary Case
Oklahoma and Washington officials press to extradite Frank Shercliffe for a burglary case from fourteen years ago. Oklahoma seeks a warrant to transport him to Logan for trial, while Iowa remains asked when Shercliffe may be returned for trial. The dispute hinges on a shirt with a bullet hole said to match a wound Shercliffe received during the burglary.
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Des Moines
State of Washington
Territory of
Oklahoma
Frank Shercliffe
Tom Dennison
Logan
Dennison
Cummins
Shercliffe
Washington
Iowa
State of
Utah
Salt Lake City
Penitentiary
Judge Jaeger Indicted On Bank Deposit Charges
Keokuk April 6 Judge Edmund Jaeger former head of the defunct Commercial bank was indicted on three counts by the district grand jury and jailed on a $5,000 bond. His son Edward Jaeger, bank cashier, named in the case. Jaeger sought bondsmen as concerns over the bank failure linger. Bail posted. trial postponed to next term due to court adjournment.
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Commercial Bank of
Keokuk
Edmund Jaeger
Commercial Bank
Jaeger
Edward Jaeger
Lee County
Keokuk Club
Keokuk Opera House
Chamberlain-Harrington
Hubinger
Judge Jaeger
Commercial Bank, Incorporated
Germany
United States
April
Assumed Risk Rule In Brooks V Joyce Company Case
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court ruling in J. F. Brooks vs W. T. Joyce Co. The court held the employee Brooks assumed the risk by knowing the lumber yard’s dangerous, unbraced stacking and thus cannot claim damages after a hard wood flooring pile broke his leg.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
J. F. Brooks
Unidentified man killed after Burlington freight collision near Ottumwa
An unknown man believed to be a Russian Jew was struck by a Burlington freight train near Ottumwa Tuesday afternoon. He died in a local hospital yesterday from injuries, remaining unconscious throughout.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Indictments Sought in Weighman Murder Perjury Case
Witnesses appeared before a Spencer grand jury to obtain indictments against several witnesses for the state in the Weighman murder trial for perjury. Weighman was acquitted on the murder charge in a sensational Spencer trial recently.
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Spencer
Weighman
Burglar Arrests Linked to Chickens Theft
Des Moines reports a break in at the Iowa Seed store on West Locust. Detectives arrested Jesse, Ardys and Albert Beck at Fourth and A streets, suspecting them of selling stolen high priced fowls to a boarding house keeper for fifteen cents each. Ages given as 8, 30, and 11.
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Des Moines
K. A. Guthrie
Iowa Seed Store
West Locust Street
Jesse
Ardys
Albert Beck
Matthews Charged in Des Moines Double Murder
Des Moines report states Neill Matthews, returned from Texas, is charged with killing Ronald Diggs and Bud Travis at the Diggs home on West Ninth Street November 2, 1904. Mrs Diggs was wounded but survived. Motive linked to alleged jealousy over Mrs Matthews.
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Roland Diggs
Budd Travis
Des Moines
Neill Matthews
Texas
Ronald Diggs
Bud Travis
West Ninth Street
Diggs
Rs. Matthews
Travis
Corn Special and Organize in dependent Elevators
Des Moines reports reveal Iowa farmers backing seed corn specials to challenge the Iowa Grain Dealers association. Independent elevator agents, with Chicago firms, tour stations to organize cooperative elevators while denying the trust label. Geo E Wells and C G Messerole figure prominently in the dispute.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Grain Dealers Association
Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association
C. G. Messerole
Farmers’ Elevator Association of Iowa
Chicago
Geo. E. Wells
Not Guilty in Self-Defense Murder Verdict
Sioux City reports George Coffey found not guilty of murdering Joe St. Pierre over a kiss at a resort on March 12. Jury deliberated seven hours after Judge Oliver’s instructions favored Coffey, who claimed self defense. Reinbeck robbers get five years in federal prison.
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Sioux City
George Coffey
Joe St. Pierre
Oliver
St. Pierre
Coffey
Reinbeck
Cedar Rapids
Wreck Near Muscatine In Train Crash
A Muscatine & Western passenger train derailed shortly after leaving town. Two travelers were injured in the wreck reported near Muscatine on April 6 with investigation now underway.
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Muscatine
Muscatine & Western
Governor to argue inscriptions at war secretary hearing
Governor Cummins left for Washington with Secretary Hayes of Red Oak and James W. Carson of Woodburn to contest disputed Shiloh battlefield monument inscriptions. Both veterans of regiments involved, they accompany him to the War Department rehearing.
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Washington
Des Moines
Cummins
Iowa Shiloh Battlefield Monument
John Hayes
Red Oak
James W. Carson
Woodburn
Great Activity Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Ad
The ad claims Great Activity without disagreeable after effects from Dr Caldwell’s laxative Syrup Pepsin. It says the remedy goes to the seat of trouble relieving constipation billousness headache indigestion and dizziness while bracing internal organs to their proper work. Sold by all druggists 50c and 1.00 money back if it fails.
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Caldwell
Love as a Bird of Heart in Woman Says Karr
A literary quote notes that love is a bird singing in a woman's heart, attributed to Karr, reflecting romantic imagery and inner emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karr
Kent Farmer Uses Staged Cat Decoys To Deter Birds
A Kent farmer resorted to a grim ploy to protect fruit trees by killing several cats, stuffing their bodies, and hanging them among branches to scare away birds. The tactic drew attention and raised concerns over cruelty.
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Kent
England
Ancient mourning hair cutting customs across cultures
The text notes hair cutting as a long standing mourning practice, citing ancient populations who shaved cities and countries when a great man died, and mentions Persians who shaved themselves and their domestic animals on such occasions.
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Eountries
Collapsible theater hat invented by London milliner
A London milliner patents a collapsible theater hat for women. The hat folds compactly for storage and unfolds instantly, resting on a wire framework with pliable straw chiffon lace or cloth inside, avoiding velvet which would crush. It can be shaped to flatter different beauty types.
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London
Harty credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for spring health
In Lowndes Missouri on April 10 Mrs H C Harty reports long standing spring weakness and back and head pain that improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she is stronger now at fifty and attributes the improvement to the medicine, noting many families rely on it as a spring tonic.
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Lowndes
H. C. Harty
Dodd
Bern
Our Own Heart and Not Men’s Opinions
Quote attributed to Schiller about forming true honor from one's own heart rather than from others' opinions.
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Schiller
New Missionary Inquiry About Cannibal Chief
A Washington Life brief notes a missionary seeking news of a predec Cannibal Chief believed to have made a trip into the interior. The report records uncertainty about the chief’s location and activities.
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Washington Life
Wolf at Door as Bill Collector Disguised Threat
A proverb warns that danger may arrive as a bill collector, a familiar ruse masking a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The saying emphasizes vigilance against deceptive demands and potential harm from unexpected creditors.
Who Owns the Railroads Findings by H T Newcomb
H T Newcomb reports that 5 174 718 savings depositors in six eastern states own 442 354 086 of steam railroad securities while Massachusetts insurers hold 845 889 038 and 74 educational institutions rely on 47 468 327 of similar holdings. Fiduciary institutions total over a billion and a half in railroad investments, about one sixth of all railroad capital, reflecting savings of the masses across life and fire policies and banking deposits.
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H. T. Newcomb
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Father of Tomorrow or Child of Yesterday
A compact aphorism notes a paradoxical temporal lineage as today is described as the father of tomorrow and the child of yesterday, highlighting a reflection on time and existence. The phrase puzzles with recursive lineage to provoke thought.
Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets Ad in 19th Century Health Column
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription for female disorders and a weak back with uterine concerns. It promotes Pleasant Pellets as a liver and digestion remedy, urging readers to order Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
N.Y
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