More Sept Term Cases Filed In County Court
Through his attorney C A Meredith files suit against J E Forsyth and Addie Forsyth for 213 04 on notes for goods sold. B A Goodspeed represents Payne Investment Co of Omaha in a suit vs C F Speray for 182 55 on a promissory note. M Baxter sues Harlow G Cotton and wife for 1314 73 for money advanced to pay back taxes and other costs on North Dakota real estate including a second mortgage. Goodspeed also represents plaintiff. W D Cannon Jr sues Conley and Gaylord for 260 on four promissory notes assigned from Bernard Manufacturing. Rudolph and Pine represent Chris Christensen in a 1000 suit for permanent injuries from July 22 incident involving Clyde Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Meredith
C. P. Meredith
J. E. Forsyth
Addie Forsyth
B. A. Goodspeed
Payne Investment Company of Omaha
C. F. Speray
Co. M. Baxter
Harlow G. Cotton
North Dakota
A. Goodspeed
W. D. Cannon, Jr
Conley & Gaylord
Bernard Manufacturing Company
Rudolph and Pine
Chris Christensen
W. H. Spencer
Clyde Spencer
Local Dentists and Bakeries Advertised on Busy Corner
Br. W. A. Hummer, Dentist, near Oransky's store, urges visits while Beener's Bakery offers fresh rye, whole wheat, graham and pum pernickle bread plus daily rolls. Orders via phone 359. Dr. W. C. Heers, Dentist, in the Fulton Building, Green 45. Dr. H. K. Williams, Dons, in the Fulton Building at Fifth and Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beener's Hanery
Beener’s Bakery
W. C. Heers
New Fulton Building
H. K. Williams
Dons
Futon Building
Fifth and Chestnut
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Gains Rapid Attention
An oil-based remedy claimed to ease stomach liver and intestinal troubles has gained popularity. Originating in France and introduced in the United States by George H Mayr of Chicago, the vegetal oil blend is said to work after the first dose with effects felt within 24 hours. It is marketed by Koore Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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France
George H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Koore Drug Co
Kickers Day October Schedule Adopted by City Council
The city council held a special meeting to set October 5 as the date to adopt the paving assessment schedule for Olive Street from the railroad to Ninth Street and Spruce Street from Fifth to Tenth. Objections to the schedule may be filed, and Wilburn’s assessment was adjusted from thirteen to twelve and sixty five hundredths feet. Registration boards for the general election were named by ward with specific members listed. The mayor urged county aid for the Comer family in hardship, a bid for the Vredenburg walk was debated, Boggess Bros. awarded $100 for water plant work, and a street light was authorized at Fourteenth and Birch if the street is not opened yet.
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Olive Street
Ninth Street
Spruce Street
Fifth
Remien
Henry
Wilburn
Cardio
John Schultz
R. J. Lavery
W. C. Burgess
W. C. Campbell
H. J. Cavenaugh
C. Worthing
H. E. Bartley
Carl Hoffman
Burnea
Comer
Vredenburg
East Fourth Street
Remsen
Boggess Bros
Rock Island
Fourteenth and
Birch
The Fine Season Autumn Poem Adapts Nature and Work
A nostalgic autumn verse notes cooling winds schools in session and work easing from Boston to Bangor. It contrasts busy summers with peaceful kitchens and banked wealth as nature reddens leaves and promises winter, copyrighted 1914 by Adams Newspaper Service.
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Cain
Boston
Bangor
Yankton
York
Adams
Thousand Attend Meeting of Northern Masonic Rite
More than 1,000 Masons from fifteen states gathered in Chicago for the 102nd annual meeting of the supreme council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. The three day gathering marks the third time Chicago has hosted the event with representation from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Delaware Michigan Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Supreme Council of the
Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Delaware
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Maude Hudspeth Weds Roland Talbert in Omaha
Word comes of the wedding in Omaha last Wednesday of Miss Maude Hudspeth daughter of Mrs John Hudspeth of Council Bluffs to Roland Talbert of Omaha a tailor. They will reside in Omaha. The bride has many friends here who extend best wishes to the couple.
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Omaha
Maude Hudspeth
Daugher
John Hudspeth
Council Bluffs
Roland Talbert
Home from Convention for Postal Clerks
Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith returned Saturday evening from Omaha where they attended the national convention of postal clerks held last week at the Rome hotel There were 445 delegates and fifty ladies present Roy Odem and Arthur Jensen of the local post office force attended for one day
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Leslie Smith
Omaha
National Convention of Postal Clerks
Rome
Roy Odem
Arthur Jensen
Eskimos Not Pagan Says Census Bulletin
Ottawa reports northern Canada census data showing 1,588 people along Hudson Bay and Churchill districts, with 1,360 Eskimos, 181 Indians, 26 mixed, and 22 whites. Archdeacon Reulson notes Eskimos on Hudson Bay coast read religious books, most age ten plus, while deer shortages outdated housing and clothing.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ungayva
Hudson Bay
Churchill District
Lfe
Dominions
Bradson Bay
R. J. Reulson
Muusnee
Courtlandt Starnes
Fort Churchill
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Melville Peninsula
Starnes
Hayter
Germany proves value of autos in war effort
Berlin reports widespread use of motor vehicles for evacuation and supply in the German war effort. At Coblenz 475 ambulances await wounded, while 37 armored cars with two machine guns move troops. Traction engines haul heavy artillery as horses still serve in the field. Reports claim a holy war against France and England, with 1,600,000 German and 400,000 Austrian-Hungarian volunteers ready, yet lacking sufficient equipment to deploy.
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Berlin
Coblentz
Germany
Distz
Rhenish
Prussia
France
England
Austria
Hungary
Otto Lassen Not In Army Safe Homeward Bound
Friends feared Otto Lassen served in the German army during the European conflict. A Rotterdam card dated the 8th reports he traveled from England to Rotterdam and expects to return home soon. He mentions Minnesota land purchased through land man William Marquette. Relatives rejoice he is safe and not drafted.
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Otto Lassen
Europe
William Marquette
Mr.Lassen
Rotterdam
Holland
Atlantic
England
Marquette
Minnesota
Mr. Lassen
Nelson Manufacturing Company Reorganized at Fair Grounds
L. R. Nelson and C. W. McCaustland bought a one third interest in the Nelson barrow and invite friends to meet at the Meredith building on the fair grounds during the fair. Officers elected include A. A. Nelson as president, Walter Nelson as vice president, C. W. McCaustland as secretary and superintendent of agencies, and L. R. Nelson as treasurer. Articles of incorporation have been applied for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Nelson
C. W. McCaustland
Nelson Barrow
Meredith
A. A. Nelson
Walter Nelson
Chase-Lister Co Opens at Opera House with Hig Honor the Mayor
The Chase-Lister company opened its week at the opera house with Hig Honor the Mayor and a good sized audience. The troupe has a strong lineup and expected business should meet normal standards. tonight’s bill features The Octoroon, a long famous strong play drawing repeat interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase-Lister Company
Opera House
Carload of Apples for Sale on Rock Island Track
A carload of Jonathan and Gano apples is offered at $4.25 per bushel across from the freight depot on the Rock Island line. Max Westphalen and Lt Mr. Charles Carstensen, with over twenty years of experience, advertise piano tuning and repair services via Smiley's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Gano
Rock Island
Max Westphalen
Charles Carstensen
Smiley
Boy Scouts Stop German War Talk in Lausanne
An American tourist recounts a Swiss traveler boasting of a German war plan to conquer France and land in Scotland. A quick rebuttal by an Englishman and relentless ragging by local Boy Scouts forced the German to move two days later.
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United Press
London
Switzerland
Lausanne
Germany
France
Scotland
Can Germany be starved out asks a historic question
The Hague report weighs Germanys food imports and fodder needs amid wartime disruption. It notes Germany imports modest meat but relies on overseas grain and rye exports to Russia have stopped, threatening cattle slaughter. The piece ends with a local ad seeking old iron and rags for cash.
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United Press
The
Hague
Germany
England
France
Russia
Weather Man Foresees Major Disturbance Across Continent
Washington forecasts a five day disturbance from September 18 to 22 bringing storms and heavy rain, followed by cool to very cool conditions and killing frosts later in September. The forecast notes widespread regional impacts and hints at dry periods for the Pacific slope while Mexico faces excess rains. A new insecticide guide is offered free to subscribers to test on winter wheat and other crops, with results to be published if tests prove satisfactory.
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Washington, D. C
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Great Central Vall
Leys
Moscow
Poland
Japan
Yellow Sea
South America
Australia
Pacific
Alaska
California
Mexico
Chamberlain's Liniment Ad Offers Pain Relief
A health ad touts Chamberlain's Liniment for muscle aches rheumatism and sciatica with emphasis on lumbago and lame back. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local means but only by constitutional remedies. It claims ear inflammation from the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss, often due to catarrh, and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any curable case. Includes prompt to send for free circulars and mentions Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
J Houghland of Eldon Iowa says he advised boys enlisting for the Spanish war to take the diarrhoea remedy and has received many thanks for the advice. No person whether traveling or at home should be without this great remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Houghland
Eldon
Monumental Upgrade Offer From Wilken Memorials
A New Jersey style ad pitches Wilken Monument Works of Atlantic City for monument purchases. It touts improved orders, placement services, and local significance aimed at customers seeking lasting memorials.
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Tellian
Sterling
Ilinois
USA
Biack
Eggers Bros
Br. W. A. Hummer
Oransky’s
Kickers
By Walt Mason, Hope
Weos
Motorcal
Kaiser
Nelson Manufacturing Company
Chase-Lister CO
Oak St
J. Kaplan
Ste
Joyce Lumber CO
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall’s
Wilken Monument Works
Atlantic, Towa
Bestwall Mfg
Saint
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