MEN WHO SHOT MARSHALL PLEAD AT CARROLL COURT
Two men jailed in Carroll on the charge of murdering the city marshal will enter pleas in court tomorrow morning. County Attorney Ed Wissler, visiting during his parents golden wedding observance, comments on strict enforcement and ties to party factions amid local law issues.
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Ed Wissier
Carroll County
H. Wissler
Soi
Cosson
Felows
Republican Party
Cosson Law
Carroll
Wolever Visits St Paul and Local Weather Notes
E N Wolever, the land man, spending winter at St Paul, plans a week or more here to close pending deals. A visitor to the office today, he reports more snow in Missouri Valley than St Paul, though weather otherwise similar. Local ads mention Monogram Stationery and formal wear offerings from Nelson Shrock Grulke.
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E. N. Wolever
EB. N. Wolever
St. Paul
Harvey Duval Returns Home After Visit to Parents
Harvey Duval son of A M Duval and wife and now a practicing attorney at Springview Keya Paha county Neb returned home last evening after a brief visit with his parents and many friends He has found success in his profession and business since leaving the city years ago For holiday gifts samples of Monogram Stationery are available at the NEWS office The Leading Lady to be presented by Chic Perkins at the Atlantis Theatre on Friday night December 11 features a society man and actress who left the stage for wedlock.
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Harvey Duval
A. M. Duval
Springview
Keya Paya County
Neb
Harvey
Chic Perkins
Atlantis Theatre
Dentist Dr W U Wammer at Qransky’s Office
Dr W U Wammer, a dentist, is associated with the office of Qransky and can be reached at the listed office phone 417.
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W. U. Wammer
Qransky
New Drug Firm Takes Palmer Store Under Moore Hawley
Mr Moore from Clarinda becomes in charge of Palmer Drug Store with partner Mr Hawley under the Moore Drug Company name They moved to town with plans to bring family later The sale was long in negotiation and Palmer retires from business after a lengthy career The News wishes the new firm success and maintains the current staff through the Christmas rush Monogram stationery sold at the News office with holiday samples
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R. H. Moore
Clarinda
Palmer Drug
Moore
Mrr. Hawley
Hawley Drug Company
Moore Drug Company
Palmer
Midland Opera Quintelle at Epworth League Night
The Midland Opera Quintelle, a five member group with two men and three women, appears at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening December 21 as the fourth program in the Epworth League series. They offer song piano and violin with readings by Mr. Frank Michael. Reserved seats go on sale Saturday morning December 18 at Miss Parsons drug store. Admission is 25 cents.
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Midland Opera
Holiday goods line shows value and usefulness
The line of holiday goods demonstrates value and usefulness, as stated by Nelson, Shrock & Grulke.
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Nelson, Shrock & Grulke
Adi
Real Estate Transfers Dec 13 1909
Robert B Brown transfers 12.709 acres with fractional interests in sections 2 and 34 75 25 to Henry Tucker and other parcels for sums totaling 600 700 200 and 255 dollars. J G Hendry conveys a deed covering multiple northwest parcels and adjoining tracts, amounting to 865 20 dollars. F O Powell sells to Henrietta Mae Gingery a parcel described as Atlantic street area for 1809 dollars.
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Robert B. Brown
Henry Tucker
J. G. Hendry
George Me
Henrietta Mae Gingery
Atlantic
Birthday thanks from Mrs Jno Broderius
Mrs Jno Broderius extends gratitude for birthday greetings dated the fifth of the month. She notes receiving fifty five cards from kind friends and thanks them for their thoughtfulness.
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Jno
Broderius
Death notice for Mrs. Sarah Melville in Chariton
Mrs. EH I Becker reports the death of her mother Mrs. Sarah Melville at her home in Chariton Sunday morning. The deceased was nearly 88. Mr. Pecker could not attend the funeral due to illness. A brief market note mentions hog buyers at the old stand north of town.
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Iker
EH. I. Becker
Sarah Melville
Chariton
Pecker
Pyithians Plan Home Talent Minstrel Show in January
Laurel Lodge No 102 Knights of Pythias plans a home talent minstrel production in the second week of January. A renowned director will stage the show, aiming for a first class effect with emphasis on a stunning first part, gorgeous scenery, and vocal harmony. Details and exact date to follow as arrangements finalize.
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Knights of Pythias
Laurel Lodge Number 102
Hfe
John Peterson Perilously Ill At Elkhorn
The bedside word from Banker John Peterson in Elkhorn says he is about the same with no improvement. He shows no signs of recovery and relatives and friends await the end, though his vitality remains strong and hosts wish for a possible pull through.
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John Peterson
Elkhorn
Christmas Sale and Oyster Supper at PFriasy Church
A Christmas article sale and oyster supper are announced by the Christian church PFriasy. The event runs this afternoon and evening from 8 percent to 9 p.m. with proceeds to church funds.
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Christian Church
Pfriasy
Atlantic Hotel to close for repairs and reopens by Lang
Notice to patrons says the Atlantic Hotel will close on December 20 for about two weeks to move furniture and household goods. It will then be reopened by George Lang after painting and repairs. The notice thanks patrons in advance and asks all to continue supporting the Atlantic. A separate item advertises a December 17 dance at the Mayles' Black Friday evening. All respectable people invited.
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Atlantic Hotel
George Lang
the Atlantic
Mayles
Ddia
Midland Opera Quintette at Methodist Church
The Midland Opera Quintette pleased Rev C K Minshall JopeArk with performance and personnel. At Methodist church on Tuesday Dec 21 reserved seats at Miss Parsons drug store Dec 18 admission 85 cents. Nelson Shrock Grulke advertise merchandise displays in their north window.
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Midland Opera
C. K. Minshall
Jope
Ark
Methodist Church
Miss Parsons Drug Store
Nelson, Shrock & Grulke
Sale of Pred Herchenbach in Wiota draws strong turnout
The Wiota sale of Pred Herchenbach yesterday attracted a large crowd and all stock sold well. He grossed about $1000 more than expected as Milch cows brought up to $67.75 per head and other items sold in proportion. Ross Lang acted as auctioneer.
Hunting Expedition Exterminates Hare Genus At Wiota
A party consisting of W C Williams John Rapp May Ross Frank Rhody G Uehran and G Greek went to Wiota this morning with guns. It is unlikely they will return until they have exterminated the genus hare.
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W. C. Williams
John Rapp
May Ross
Frank Rhody
G. Uehran
G. Greek
Wiota
LITTERST Bets on Quality in Bread Stuits Ad Claim
Ad copy touts LITTERST name as quality for bread products. Petite-Bennet Company offers insurance, lands, and real estate services. 118 Cheat aw 4 and Mutual Benefit Bunldee appear in small print. News want ads promise results.
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Petite—Bennet Company
Cheataw 4
Mutual Benefit Bunldee
Local residents in Omaha trips and city notes
Mrs. S E K Helphrey visits sister in Omaha. Miss Mary Christensen of Maine and Kelly Stuart of Maine visit the city. J W Cuykendall and Attorney Follett travel to Omaha on business. Geo McCormick returns from Kansas. Johannes Fitts of Wiota transacts business. Mrs Frank West of Maine and Miss Mamie Warren of Lewis in town. Mr and Mrs Ray Mountain of Cumberland attend the corn show in Omaha. J & C W Bruce in Des Moines with Nea[l] Institute. Clifton Pollock leaves for Big Springs Nebraska. Mrs CG D Finley is very ill. Rev FP W Heinke returns from Tacona after assisting at a pastor installation. City council to meet Tuesday night. action on paying matter expected. Miss Margaret Blake leaves for Bozeman Montana. Mrs Kitty Frost travels to Silver City to visit a sister. Mr and Mrs J G Whitney and others visit Anita then Madison for the winter. If M Boorman in Menta arranges suit with J M Coleman against the railroad. Coleman injured when train collided with his team. horses killed and Coleman badly bruised.
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S. EK. Helphrey
Omaha
Mary Christensen
Maine
J W. Cuykendall
Attorney Follett
Omana
C. B. Clovis
J. B. Rockafellow
Avoca
Mamie Warren
Lewis
Ray Mountain
Cumberland
C. W. Bruce
Des Moines
Nea
Kelly Stuart
Clifton Pollock
J. A. Pollock
Big Springs
Neb
CG. D. Finley
Finley
FP. W. Heinke
Wiots
Tacona
Margaret Blake
Ely
Bozrman
Mont
Kitty Frost
Geo. Berry
Silver City
Emerson, Neb
Ane
J. G. Whitney
Murie
Plipy Flavkins
Columbi Mont
Anita
Clothes and Tailoring Fame Reaches Omaha ties on suits for Union Pacific auditor Kyte
In Anita on December 14 Friday last Will Bangham drove in 7 head of steers two years old averaging 108 pounds delivered to market. Cattle sold near top figures for home town sales at 87 per 109. They fed about 5 000 bushels of corn valued at 50 cents a bushel plus pasture. Bangham netted about 59 21 after feed and care on 450 cent corn. Read the NEWS.
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Anita
Town
Tenement Fire in Cincinnati Kills Seventy Three
A four story Cincinnati tenement fire in early morning hours caused seventy three deaths and twelve injuries. The blaze destroyed the fire escape and emergency doors were nailed shut, trapping residents. Thornes Wilson rescued three people while his mother jumped from the third floor and perished.
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Cincinnati
Thornes Wilson
Rebellion Against Zelaya Reported in Mangua
Dispatches say an uprising against Zelaya in Mangua by his closest adherents is underway. Police and soldiers in Mangua are reported to sympathize with the revolt.
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The
United Press
Port Simon
Zelaya
Mangua
Infant Burned to Death in Villisca Fire Incident
In Villisca Iowa on December 14 the infant daughter of Guy Moretz and his wife was fatally burned when the 2 and 4 year old left unattended by the mother started a small blaze from a match. A cloth fire caught the baby's clothing and she died hours later from injuries.
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Villisca
Guy Moretz
Record Sale Sets Monowa Auction Heat Record
Telegram from Lawrence Wakefield reports the Wakefield and Yanvalin sale at Monowa N was a hummer. Auctioneers Cab Nau and Tid fee smashed all records by selling over $1800 in personal property and a listed value in real estate in three hours and thirty minutes.
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Lawrence Wakefield
Wakefield
Yanvalin
Monowa
Cab Nau
Widow Soper Will Filed for Probate
The document purporting to be the last will and testament of Mrs. Mary E. Soper was filed for probate in the clerk of the courts office. It leaves all of the deceased’s property to her two sons Frank F Soper and Louis H Soper.
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Mary E. Soper
Fra Fl Soper
Lows
Soper
Paving Plan Questioned by City Engineer Chase
Charley S. Chase writes City Clerk Nichols about the proposed compromise paving plan by the city council half brick and half asphalt claiming it is already used in many cities and is satisfactory.
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Charley S. Chase
Enginee
Nichols
Mr. Chase
Franks Drug Store Secures ZEMO Agency
The Franks Drug Store announces it has obtained the agency for Zemoa, touted as a superior remedy for skin and scalp diseases. ZEMO, described as a clear liquid for external use, claims instant relief and permanent cure of pimples dandruff blackheads and other skin conditions with proof of cures available for inspection at Franks.
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Franks Drug Store
ZEMOA
Franks
ZEMO
Marriage Licenses Issued in Atlantic and Portsmouth
W R Turner of Atlantic and Agnes Christensen of Portsmouth received marriage licenses. The notices list street and page references for official records with details on the filings.
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W. R. Turner
Atlantic
Agnes Christensen
Portsmouth
Horrible Wreck on Lake Shore Near Erie
Snow storm blind signals causes fatal wreck on Lake Shore line near Erie Pennsylvania. The Twentieth Century Limited crashes into a Chicago and Boston special. three dead and twenty injured as the crews misread signals amid heavy snowfall.
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Isine
Penn
Here
DA Sues to Force Economy Light Dam Removal
United States District Attorney Sims filed suit in the U S circuit court seeking an injunction against the Economy Light and Power Company of Chicago to remove its dam from the Des Plaines River. The government says the river is navigable and the company built the dam without consent.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Sims Today
U. S. Circuit Court
Economy Light and Power Company
Des Plaines River
Des Plaines
Economy Company
Chicago Stock Markets Mixed Prices Fall From Morning Highs
Chicago market report shows mixed cattle and hog prices with closing weaker than early levels. Cattle receipts around 11 000 and hog receipts about 18 000 with bid ranges including heavy at 4 00 8 50 and cows and heifers 2 00 to 5 50. Sheep and lambs at 4 50 to 7 50 with arrivals around 21 000. Estimated tomorrow’s volume 18 000 to 25 000.
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Chicago
Dee
Ledsenints Vheud
South Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Down
South Omaha market notes receipts show cattle and hogs mixed with lower prices. Hogs quoted 8.25 to 8.45 top heavy and mixed. cows and heifers weaker. feeders and calves around 4 to 6 dollars. sheep receipts at about 1,000 with steady to 20 lower on westerns and yearlings priced around 4 dollars.
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South Omaha
Dentist Tr. WK Williams Over Alexander’s Store
Read the North Western Sentinel notes Tr W K Williams a dentist located over Alexander’s store. The item records a local business listing with a professional location and street reference.
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WK. Williams
Alexander's
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Jap Pierce
the Midlands Bee
J. A. Shrock
Nelson
Phat City
Herome
Erie, Penn
UL S
Pelling Economy Light & Power
Chicago Stock & Grain Markets
Lamson Bros
Towa
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