Roosevelt Shot by Would-Be Assassin in Milwaukee
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was shot and seriously wounded by John Schrank in Milwaukee. He delivered a speech after the incident and remains in Mercy Hospital with his condition improving. Schrank claimed a vision of McKinley inspired the act.
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The Carpet From Bagdad Opens in New Serial
Herald McGrath introduces The Carpet From Bagdad a brisk new serial. Readers meet American groups encountering danger in the Near East and returning to further peril in the following installments.
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Amelia Gun Club Postseason Tournament Canceled
Rainy weather prompted the Amelia Gun Club to call off their post season tournament last Friday. They plan to reschedule the shoot for a later date.
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Amelia Gun Club
Buffalo Loot Sparks State Effort Near Okoboji Lakes
Exchange notes describe agents authorized by the state fish and game warden joining Okoboji lakes for non game fish. Five carloads of buffalo have been taken, one shipped to New York for Jewish holidays with express charges of 333 dollars.
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Lewis Hotel
Sioux City
Former Aurelians Suicide at Crystal Hotel
J J Junger a 60 year old carpenter died by inhaling gas at the Crystal hotel 1010 Fourth street. A note blamed his wife for the act. His body was found by hotel owner J C Schmidt around 4 pm. Deposits in Marcus LeMars and Sioux City banks were found on him. He had been on a spree since August 24. Interment to Marcus Iowa.
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Sioux City Journal
Inventor in Aurelia Receives Patent Allowance
B L De Vore of Aurelia has had his bed spring invention for adjustable light or heavy persons granted patent allowance. The design features independent bed sections preventing sag and enables sleeping two people of different weights together. He plans to pursue licensing to manufacturers and is developing further inventions.
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B. L. DeVore
J. P. Morgan Enters Sioux City Auto Trade
J P Morgan of Aurelia enters automobile business in Sioux City with Barr Morgan Auto Company at 526 Sixth Street as Cole car distributors. Horace Barr and J P Morgan are seasoned auto men, aiming to boost Sioux City prominence as a distributing point for high grade automobiles.
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Sioux City Journal
J. P. Morgan
Aurelia
John
Barr-Morgan Auto Company
Sixth Street
Cole
Horace Barr
Sioux City
George Bischel Tenth Anniversary Celebration Planned
George Bischel marks ten years of service on route four from the Aurelia Post. Celebration set for the upcoming Saturday, October 19, honoring his decade of work and dedication.
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Aurelia
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Golden Wedding in Alta for Mr and Mrs George Holmes
Alta Advertiser reports Mr and Mrs George Holmes celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Alta home last Saturday October 5. Invitations were sent to relatives and friends and about sixty five attended the 3 PM event. Rev G O Kidder of Sioux City, former M E pastor of Alta, presided over the ceremonies.
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Clara
Clare L. Wessman
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Marcus
George H. Wixcel
Wikeel ‘Manufacturing Company
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George
George Holmes
G. O. Kidder
Sioux City
M. E. Church
Dolliver Memorial Fountain Designs Chosen for $5,000 Project
The Dolliver memorial committee approves S. E. Fry’s bronze fountain plan. Cost set at $5,000 with funds on hand. The 12.5 foot fountain features two backs-to-back figures supporting a basined centerpiece and a base inscription reading Memorial to Senator Dolliver, with a tablet awaiting final inscription.
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Manson Journal
Cabbage Snakes Reported in Buena Vista Area
The Buena Vista Vidette warns cabbage users after a poisonous cabbage snake found and urges careful inspection. Reports say Chris Brucker found another awake while C Patat at Truesdale, Kraut, and Joe Pigman found two, stressing caution in cabbage preparation.
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Truesdale
Joe Pigman
Buena Vista
Hallam to Speak in Aurelia Next Wednesday Evening
Progressive candidate J. W. Hallam will address Aurelia voters at the Bijou theater on October 23. He backs Roosevelt era policies and will discuss conditions facing voters from a progressive viewpoint. All are invited, with special invitation to the ladies.
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J. W. Hallam
Congress
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Buckingham Wall Wedding Quiet Nuptials Near Alta
Last evening at the bride’s parents home four miles northwest of Alta, Cora Buckingham wed Herbert G. Wall with Rev. Thomas Andrew officiating. The ceremony was intimate, attended by close relatives and friends. The couple will establish a home on the George Wall farm two miles southwest of Alta.
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Alta
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Herbert G. Wall
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Wall
George Wall
Alta Advertiser
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