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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary notices describe real estate offers including acre prices per acre, a four acre tract, farm buildings, orchard, and railroad access. Also referenced are livestock sales, poultry cash, a store and mill, and local business notices with names of residents and merchants.
A list shows twenty seven marriage licenses issued in Des Moines on Saturday December 2 33. The item notes the broader social mores and mentions civic details amid a collage of comments on fashion religion and notable figures from various places.
The undersigned tender sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly remembered and assisted us in the illness of our venerable father, recently deceased H. F. Andrews Isaac and Andrews and family.
A collection of brief items mentions a 135 by 40 foot brick wall moved 30 feet, Jovial quips about eating being like homesickness, Pikes Peak’s searchlight visible 280 miles, Congress adjournment under Roosevelt and Santa Claus, Mark Twain at 70, Norway captain Arnundsen crossing the Northwest Passage, King Edward at Sandringham in bright attire, a Baltimore woman’s refusal to lend supplies, and Norwegians “one hundred” era jokes from a Kansas City Journal note.
An eighteen year old youth in Lincoln was arrested while lighting a cigarette he had just rolled. He was fined fifty dollars and costs, the lightest penalty yet imposed for manufacturing cigarettes in Nebraska under the state law.
In a period piece lamenting rising crime, the author argues the state’s right to execute criminals is essential. The piece contends that leniency increases murder rates, citing comparisons and calling for harsher punishment to protect society and deter violence.
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