Iowa News Roundup of Fires Deaths and Rail Moves
A wide Iowa news digest reports a Carnegie Library project at Woodbine, a fatal gasoline explosion in Clinton, and a suicide in Corning. It notes wireless telegraphy first Iowa message, a Des Moines settlers picnic, and plans for a $16,000 hardware insurers building. Also covered are Judd anniversary, a Phillips acquittal, a drowning near Valley Junction, academic hires, hunting records, lodge elections, a hair-raising folding machine mishap, fire losses, and upcoming harvest home events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Woodbine
Clinton
Edward Judd
E. N. Grouse
Burlington
Corning
St. Louis
Iowa
Ames Chautauqua
Ames Intelligencer
Governor
Hale and Hearty. Jr
Judd
Whitehell
N. Y
Lisbon
N. H
Pittsfield
Mass
Lorena Ann King
Charles Boyer
Lafe Phillips
Charles City
Phillips
Boyer
Spring Valley
Minn
McCoy
Tobin
J. F. Cole
P. Mass
W. S. Roeby
M. Allison
Julius Jansen
G. C. Logan
M. I. Lashade
Tudor Jones
A. J. Riggs
Swick
John M. Merckens
GC. H. Burlingame
J. D. Stewart
B. BR. van Steenberg
F. W. Porterfield
B. I. Salinger
Supreme
Lillian Lally
Newton Fire Company
Spear of Farragut
Iowa Hardware Dealers’ Insurance Association
Clear Lake
Insurance Department
Julico Parotchia
Valley Junction
Raccoon River
Parotchia
Rock Island Road
Auditor’s Office
Harrison County
Latta
Hog Creek
Charles Hastings
Creston
R. W. Jones
Council Bluffs
Wilson
Wickersham
Moorhead State Bank
A. Adams
Moorhead
James Bush
Mt. Ayr
Swisher Land Company
Marshalltown
al Dinan
Carroll
A. Ll. Shaffer
Newton
Levi Jensma
Anthony Moses
Dubuque
Hlizabeth Pittyplace
Turkey River
C. H. Stuber
Eddyville
Danbury
Adams County
Brooks
Thirteenth Iowa Infantry
Third Town Cavalry
Bloomfield
Grandmex Nichols
Glidden
D. G. Davis
Frederic
L. Fouts
Prairie City
Elk’s Lodge
Perry
Kerns
Hancock County
John Blake
Cumberland
George Strater
Jacob Ramundt
Reinbeck
Iowa State Chess Association
Binkstown
Alfred Z. Hill
Levi Gustafson
New Hampton
R. G. Alder
Wharlington
Knoxville
Calvin Molesworth
Des Moines
H.J. Curtis
H. G Curtis
Atlantic
Discouraged Women and Health Remedies Ad Page
A vintage ad collage highlights kidney health claims and cures. Mrs S D Ellison of Lasmar Mo endorses Dean's Kidney Pills with dramatic relief after doctors failed. Also features Allen's Foot-Ease praise and light humor on language and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Ellison
Broadway
Lasmar
Dean
Dean's
Toster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Irish King Fearaidhach Fionfashtna Slain By Successor Miachadh
In 4 A.D Fearaidhach Fionfashtna was hailed as a just prince of Ireland. He was slain by his successor Miachadh Fion, who met a similar fate at the hands of Finchadh Fionchadh the prince with white cows. Boch airh Moidineodhain died of natural causes, Flaithheartagh resigned the crown for the monk’s cowl. New York Press reports the lineage and fates of these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna
Miachadh-Fion
Finchadh- Fionchadh
Bad Dreams Caused by Coffee
A reader credits coffee with causing sleepless nights and disturbing nightmares, noting improved sleep and nerves after switching to Postum. The letter urges others to quit coffee and try Postum, claiming strong health benefits and referencing The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellville
Eiver
Alaska's vast resources and the need for railroads
The article lauds Alaska's natural riches from Yukon waters to gold beds and timber, praising Seward and other founders while noting small native and white populations. It argues for rail transportation to unlock resources, with high freight costs inland and a call for a railroad to enable butter, beef, coal, copper, and overall development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Alaska
William H. Seward
Charles Sumner
N. P. Banks
Yea
Andrew Johnson
Valdez
Resorted to Duplicity in Public Speaking Anecdote
A reminiscence recalls Lord Randolph Churchill’s method for handling three point prompts by saying enough to convince listeners, then moving on. The piece also notes Springfield Ohio church trustees converting a vacant lot into a playground with swings and a water fountain, praised by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Randolph Churchill
Churchill
W. H. Ridelay
McClure
Springfeld
Gothes
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Iowa News
Pettus Mamomis
Cedar Rapids
Wrank Gight
Mamoamis
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Iowa and Galena
Waterloo
Franciscan Sisters’ Hospital
Board of Trade
Wrigley
Alien
Allen
Cleveland
Farmer Coun Tesses
Josh
United States
America
Fort Wrangle
John G. Brady
Independent
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Northwest
Mount St. Bilas
Yukon
Mississippi
Bering Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Skagway
Lewen
Pelly
Selkirk
Dawson
Klondike
Boundary Line
Circle City
Crede Circle
Smater
White Horse
Shakway
Arctic Cirele
Koyukok
BOC Transportation
River Valley
Guin and Barrett
Harvard Lampoon
Chas. A. Grubb
Atlantic, Lowa
C. B. Clovis
TATE
Transaete & Junural
Boakisen
Melcker
Atlastic
W. C. Heers
Smileys
Mudie Kiese
Utisson
Max Emmert
M. D
East Pitt Street
G. R. Miller
Auite
Gilespie
Alveson
Vaioe
Atlantis
C. G. Clark
Phocea
R. A. Gamble
Omec
T. B. Swan
Guardini
Ueneral Law Duanof
C. L. Campbell
Omes Roons
Genie Bald
Dios
Milan
Moone
Wood & Savery
Jonn A. Wosd
Ben
WOOD
Weavery
A. S. Mullins
Upmra House Bloch
Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook-Finley
Laws
Butler
M. H. Butler
J. A. Giffen
Jnecumsor O
Thurman Furniture Company Furniture and Undertaking
W. M Hatley
Embalour
Mursun
D. O. Herbert
Jatuzance
Disbrow
Iano
Atlastiu
J. B. Rockafellow
Attorney At Law
Pedere
Owa