Massena News Highlights Local Life and Elections
Butter and eggs wanted at J Burnea’s. Numerous social calls and visitors from Atlantic Cumberland and Dewey. First quarterly meeting at Fletcher Chapel on Dec. 8 with new presiding Elder. Massena Republicans celebrate strong local results. School plans, local births deaths and homesteads, with community events and discounts at J Burnea’s Nov 20 21 22.
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C. N. Thompson
Cumberland
Ezra Marsh
Dan
Jim Drenner
Illinois
O. W. Rich
Mr.Thorley
Atlantic
E. Marsh
Fletcher Chapel
Jesse Marsh
Magazine Explodes Near Gibsonburg Killing Worker
A Bradford nitro glycerine magazine near Gibsonburg Ohio exploded. Driver Benjamin Card unloading 720 quarts of nitro glycerine was killed and blasted to atoms. The blast shattered windows, toppled houses, and left a seven foot hole in rock with trees torn apart. About 1500 quarts of glycerine were affected.
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Gibsonburg
Trin. O
Bradford
Benjamin Card
Card
New Rival of Farnsworth Arrested in Chicago
James Monroe, alleged bigamist with wives in six cities and sought for swindling operations, was arrested in Chicago and will await Rochester officers. He reportedly married Mary Colehar of Bunker Hill Illinois and left with 4100. Police say he courted via matrimonial bureaus and carried hundreds of letters from women nationwide.
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Chicago
Omcaco
James Monroe
Rochester
Monroe
Mary 3
Colehar
Bunker Hill
Ill
St. Louis
Evansville
New York City
Canada
Court news from a busy term with several divorces
Judge Thorne resumes sessions as grand jury is organized and returns indictments. James Grant granted divorce for desertion. L. S. Buckley pleads guilty to liquor nuisance, with fines and costs. Winder divorce case continues amid witness testimony. Annie McCullough arraigned for keeping a house of ill fame pleads guilty. other cases include guardian appointment and foreclosure actions. County votes counted. local results listed. commemoration lecture to be held. miscellaneous notes on cases and upcoming trials.
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Thorne
Audubon
Grand Jury
M. Murray
J. C. Stewart
Winchell
L. D. Marsh
H. Horton
H. Grant
Esther A. Grant
S. Buckley
Massena
Winder
Della Winder
O. CG. Winder
F. M. Nichols
A. J. Scott
Mike Fleming
Anita
Annie McCullough
Lydia B. Oliphant
John Spence
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Elecres
Swan & Bruce
L. D. Pearson
Pearson
Gottfried Rogg
Rosa Rogg
Mutual Benefit Building & Loan Association
Mary and
Joe Brown
Cora
Hogs and Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Cricaco reports hog receipts 31 000 with 30 000 expected tomorrow and prices ranging from 3.40 to 4.15 for heavies and lights from 3.90 to 4.10. Cattle receipts 6 500 with market steady and prices 4.40 to 6.60.
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Cricaco
Plush Capes Coming In With New Jackets Sale
A local retailer announces 50 plush capes arriving on the 20th to offer at 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00. They claim unmatched quality for the prices and invite customers to shop the new arrivals.
Blankets Sale Offers Extra Large Heavy Cotton Options
Piles of cotton blankets bought before price advances offered at 90¢ values and 1.98 for larger, extra heavy blankets. Sale highlights include R118 and S129 items as advertised by the seller.
Furs sale at J Burnea’s Department Store in Atlantic Iowa
Local ad notes fifteen percent off on ladies misses and children furs at J Burnea’s on November 20 21 and 22. Other notes include Rev Hewitson of Harlan visiting the office George Deimig starting work in the Normal department Victor Kraft of Lyman taking a grammar and arithmetic course by mail T F Zuber of Red Oak visiting Prof Bryson returning home Miss Roderick planning a trip to Maine to organize a physical culture class and a calendar error shifting the first winter term from November 13 to November 16.
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J. Burnea
Weat Cth Street
Atlantic
Iowa
Hewitson
Harlan
George Deimig
Victor Kraft
Lyman
T. F.zuber
Red Oak
Prof. Bryson
Miss Roderick
Maine
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