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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
8
A garbledCorrectionville item discusses FRED W. COLVIN and a writer's struggle with a manuscript for the Last Untters. The text weaves in varied topics from history and science, including references to papermoney in Europe, Mogul rule, and public notices. It appears as a page with diverse clippings rather than a single cohesive story.
A fragmented note describes a Des Moines banquet event with Cummings and Hall. The text references guests, timing at night, and the venue arrangement, but the details are garbled and uncertain. The piece hints at preparations and a scheduled event the next day coinciding with an eclipse.
A disjointed local item notes Estherville hosting a poultry meeting and a funeral for James Young. It mentions the poultry association, officials, and a judge of the state evaluating birds, with unclear dates and several garbled phrases. The obituary reports a 62-year-old man with a funeral in town.
Fragmented OCR text shows alleged threats against mayors tied to a Black Hand theme. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, with garbled phrases about letters, messages, and intimidation.
In Thchwedl City, Judge Powers will not run again for the upcoming election before the expiration of his current term. Reform leader Phored Reving announced the race, pledging a new slate of candidates. Money figures show campaign funds at 911 dollars.
Green in Dew 27 Captain Chas Frokiegs member of Company L of the Iowa National Guard for a number of years. His death occurred this morning and he was not widely known across the state due to his quiet manner. Arrangements have at best been made pending further details.
The Mount Pleasant state board of control holds a hearing over a suspect linked to a potential illness. The record notes the man may not actually suffer from the feared disease and the case concerns commitment for an annuity.
Rome dispatch reports Cardinal Francs Satolli's condition worsened by blood poisoning and infection after surgery. He has received consoling telegrams from Cardinal Ribbons and Archbishop Parley as doctors attempt to stabilize him. In New York, two men arrested in the Bronx for robbing a bank at Norden were ordered to the circuit court.
Local discussions center on a Des Moines river project proposal seeking a 16000 to 3600000 appropriation for surveys and dam work. Backers praise potential benefits while critics question feasibility and cost, with lawmakers and civic groups urging careful funding and oversight as plans progress.
A historical legal notice describes a decision protecting shipper rights within interstate distribution networks. It states consignors face duties to accept antistatements across equipment and distribution points and outlines responsibilities tied to unloading and road transport in Isom and Tow boimmoet conyt, with references to Valent standards and commission orders. The text preserves procedural language and names but remains non-graphic and factual.
Tee Mennes reports the attorney general will defer a hearing in the stock rate case after a decision by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Arguments on the rate readjustment out of town are postponed to a later date.
An alleged swindler in Des Moines resists a requisition linked to a dispute involving real estate and a Marine, raising questions about restitution and possible travel to Iowa. The case centers on a transfer of funds or assets used to pay attorneys, with federal involvement noted in Washington and connections to John Long and Tang.
In London Kentucky a black woman Mrs Jan ie Jackson and her 2 year old granddaughter were found murdered after a night fire. John Hiavgh, Willan Swan, and Ditly V McKuicy were involved, with McKuicy the mother of the murdered child. Details indicate a triple murder and arson with arrests and motives discussed. In Springfield Illinois Governor De Neen explains a state hospital fire and inmate removals. All inmates are accounted for.
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