Plymouth Rock Poultry Sale and Local Notices
Plymouth Rock pulleta at 75c each. DovGE & Davis advertise Black Bronze Turkeys and furniture purchases in Des Moines. Fred Cotton recovers from pneumonia after a week-long illness. Otto Wittheuer of Anita clerked a Hensley sale in Greeley township. Mrs Conmardy plans a visit to daughter Miss Lucile in Chicago soon. A sister of Henry Welle of Bear Grove Guthrie County dies at home in Hampton Illinois. The Hensley sale in Greeley totaled 5340 dollars Tuesday plus 800 dollars for the estate. Tom Pippen celebrated his 8th birthday with roast chickens. John Hunter and family move to a Guthrie Center farm they bought, prompting regret from Ext ra residents. Mark Nelson leaves Journal office after two months, to work in Kansas for his brother Harry. About forty school children honored Miss Bonnie and Miss Meg Hunter at K P Hall as they prepare to move to Guthrie County. a evening of games and music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pippen
John Hunter
Guthrie Center
Extra
K. P. Hall
Bonnie
Meg Hunter
Guthrie County
Carpet Weaver Announces Retirement From Carpets
Anna HovuaMp announces she is quitting carpet weaving and thanks patrons for their esteemed patronage. The message expresses appreciation to supporters and invites continued goodwill.
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Anna HovuaMp
Canadian Colored Concert Attracts Notable Attendance
Nick Doffing visited Blair Nebraska on business this week. Chris Jacobsen from Audubon Township and Hane Hansen with War B Carlson expect to return from Denmark soon. An nearly new Alto horn was offered in Brayton Iowa. The Canadian Colored Concert was held in the Christian Church Saturday with a good audience. the singing shined when they performed in Danish terms, the boy violinist impressed, and Sunday night featured a nova service instead of preaching. The group performed in Atlantic Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jacobsen
Audubon Township
Hane J. Hansen
War B. Carlson
Denmark
Atlantic
Grandson announces birth in Scranton area church circle
Grandpa Lancelot shares joyous Sunday morning call reporting the birth of a baby girl to Prof. K G Lancelot in Scranton sixty miles away. The note, written in humorous tone, praises the infant Gladys Lowene while noting the family’s happiness and financial agency at Continental Life Insurance.
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K.G. Lancelot
Scranton
Grandpa
Grandma
Gladys Lowene
Bus Fare Increase Announcement at Local Depot
Lam introduces a bus fare rise to twenty five cents for all riders traveling to and from the depot starting from this date. The change affects travelers and townspeople alike. Jacobson signs with thanks for past patronage and regret for the necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basia Lam
Tacob Jacobson
Death of Little Eva Manching at Casey
The community mourns Eva Leona Manching who died February 23, 1907 at age 11 years 5 months 4 days after appendicitis. She was born September 19, 1895 and was a popular Congregational Sunday School member. Funeral held Monday at 1 PM at the M E church with Rev Aten and assistants. pallbearers named Elsie Hunt Carrie Gault Ruth Statzell Bonnie Hunter Clara Hamlin Etta Spencer. Survived by father, mother, and brother Orvin among other relatives. An enormous church crowd showed sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Eva
Casey
Eva
Congregational
Eva Leona Manching
M. E
Aten
Reve
Richardson
Pallinter
Mrs. Hammer
Miss Herrick
Mesera
Delaboyde
Seibert
Miss Sutton
Missea Elsie Hunt
Carrie Gault
Ruth Statzell
Bonnie Hunter
Clara Hamlin
Etta Spencer
Orvin
Public sale notice at Hanson farm near Hamlin station
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his farm four miles north of Hxi rard east and one south of Hamlin Station. Auction details incomplete in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hxirard East
Hamlin Station
Christian Church Notes At Audubon Township
Sunday service drew a fairly good congregation at the Audubon township church. A concert proceeds will fund new hymn books. The Canadian Colored Jubilee Singers pleased the audience with orderly, entertaining performances. An offering for foreign missions is set for the first Lord’s Day in March across Disciple churches. The pastor asks for generous giving and notes a sermon series on sacred history and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Township
Folkain
N. P. Christensen
Endeavor Society
Ladies of the ‘Church
Disciples’ of Christ
Jesus Christ
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Ad by Nick Doffing
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as curing obstinate coughs and acting as a mild laxative with a guarantee. The genuine item is in a yellow package and sold by Nick Doffing.
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Foley
Nick Doffing
Desperate Fight in Hying Home Ends in Attack
Mrs. George Stech fought off a brutal tramp inside her Centervilla area home near Wayne County. After locking the door she spoke to police by phone as the assailant broke in and restrained her. A neighbor heard her screams, entered through an open window, and found Stech unconscious with hands bound and a garrote-like gag. Bloodhounds are on the trail and a $100 reward is offered for the capture alive or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stech
Centervilla
Wayne County
Tle
Freed From Prison A Married Man Seeks New Start
Anamosa Iowa February 23 Jerome W Hoot just released from the state penitentiary after serving a sentence for sending an infernal machine through the mails to his wife who has since married another man. He laments lack of friends and money and says his marked confinement shows in his appearance. He questions how a religious conversion would change his fate and fears being recognized wherever he goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jerome W. Hoot
State’ Penitentiary
Fire destroys Dodd & Struthers factory in Des Moines
Fire gutted the Dodd & Struthers manufacturing building at Sixth and Center in Des Moines Friday morning, causing an estimated $103,000 loss. Chemicals and copper stock on the four floors hampered fighting the blaze, with adjacent Chamberlain and Benham garment factories threatened. Firemen saved papers and books. West Dodd said the business would reopen within sixty days.
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Dodd & Struthers
Des Moines
Sixth and Center
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Dodd & Struthers Concern
Chamberlain
Benham Garment Factory
West Dodd
WEDS SECOND TIME In Lincoln Grand-Daughter Divorce Followed
Burlington Warren Beckwith, fresh from a week prior divorce from Jesele Lincoln Beckwith daughter of Robert T Lincoln, wed Miss Blanche Julia Cutter of Aurora tonight in Mount Pleasant. Mayor Unterkircher officiated after the couple arrived by evening train from Aurora. They left for St. Louis and New Orleans and the ceremony was kept secret with uncertain parental knowledge.
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Lincoln
Burlington
Warren Beckwith
Jesele Lincoln Beckwith
Robert T. Lincoln
Mount Pleas
Gnt
Mayor Unterkircher
Blanche Julia Cutter
Aurora
St. Louis
New ‘Orleans
Deed Transferrs Baby Farm to Attorney in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the maternity home at 1314 Thirty-fifth street, linked to the alleged murder case against Mrs. Fred West, was deeded Saturday by Mrs. West and her husband to attorney Harry B. Noland for $1 and other consideration. The property, valued around $20,000, carries a $1,001 mortgage and several mechanic's liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosnes
H. B Noland
Des Moines
Thirty-fifth Street
Fred West
Franchise Right To Streets But Not Exclusive In Des Moines
Judge McPherson rules the Des Moines City Railway holds a perpetual franchise but lacks exclusive street rights. The decision, a milestone in litigation over Turner franchise perpetuity, bars tearing up tracks and outlines stages of appeals from Polk County courts to the Iowa Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Smth McPherson
E. R. Mason
Councilgo
United States District Judge
Des Moines City Railway
Club League
Robert Fullerton
District Court
Supreme Court of Town
District Court of
Polk County
City Railway
Supreme Court
Howe
Brennan
Ite
Pell County
Supreme Court of Iowa
McPherson
Boone Physician Hurt in Runaway on Main Street
Boone report says Dr. E B McAlpin an analgesic physician suffered a narrow escape when the neck yoke broke causing the tongue to drop and frightening the horses. He was thrown to the pavement and seriously injured though initial word suggested a possible broken hip. He was carried home and resting easier tonight.
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B. McAlpin
Boone
E. B McAlpin
McAlpin
Trial Held by Telephone in Algona Crossing Case
Algona officials used long distance telephone to arraign Conductor Ea Boyer of Milwaukee for delaying on Algona crossings. Marshal Switzer arrested him in Whittemore, then called Justice Taylor who spoke with the railroad man and assessed a fine paid to the marshal.
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Algona
Marshal Switzer
Whittemore
Ea, Boyer
le Milwaukee
Hia |Zan All
Justice of the Peace
Taylor
Boyer
Mt Ayr Papers Consolidate Under New Ownership
Mt. Ayr reports a flood of consolidation as the Ringgold Record and the News combine after a recent sale. The semi weekly new paper will be owned by Rev. J. H. Tedford, his son Howard Tedford, and Bam Spurrier, signaling a shift in local Republican press leadership.
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Mt. Ayr
Ringgold Record
The
News
Rev
J. H. Tedford
Howard Tedfor
Bam Spurrier
Kidnapping Charge In Sioux City Arrests
Broux City man Schnimpt, 29, and a woman known as Mrs C M Meachum, 26, are held by local police at the request of Sheriff J W Dreger of Minneapolis on a warrant for kidnapping the five year old son of Schrimplf. The child was with Mrs Schrimplf in Minneapolis and with Mrs Meacham when she was arrested here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Broux City
Schnimpt
Bil Dokter
Mra. C. M. Meachum
J. W. Dreger
Ueir
Kidnaying
Schrimpf
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William E. Johnson
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