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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR rundown from Correctionville News presents a collage of cultural notes, legal mentions, and scattered quotes. It mentions public figures, theater, and scientific topics, with varied references to France, opera, and local events, all rendered in garbled form.
Fragmented report links a Des Moines Orpheum theater theft to a prior Sioux City case. Suspects linger near the window. workers note the loss of a valuable and jewelry. Police say a safe was breached. no injuries reported. A second item concerns a Rock Island railroad suit over a late train affecting a passenger who claims misinformation led to damages.
Under the Odehult Boomer club auspices in Otebult Louisiana a two night run of the sensa tional comedy A Count of No Account drew packed audiences. The cast featured George Krusensifirama S Wo Kinet Theo Angelia Vint Ballard W M Sastre Kart Shaw EK Higiin Geo Mattes Frank Mattes Mise Vida Faves Miss Justina Schinde Miss Tarbare Mattes and Mrs Wolf Sayre with net receipts to boost club treasurer after expenses.
In Lagan on March 4 Cape and kitchen aprons for girls and laborer garb for boys marked the senior morning attire. The participants left the act unpreserving the occasion. Officials aimed to enforce the law but the future will reveal which offenders are truly held to account.
Odelutt. fa. March 4 Philip Heines. A well known resident of Sac county, died at the home of his father in van Daevott. He was operated upon for appendicitis about three weeks ago and fever and pneumonia combined to cause his death. He leaves 2 wife and one child.
An incoherent report describes a 16 year old girl named Mikkunnen set for deportation from New York to Denmark due to an incurable disease. The dispatch mentions officials and guardians aiding travel, with unclear details on medical status and safeguards.
Iowa tops the nation in farm animal value as of January 1, 1813 with hogs and swine leading in value and population figures. Beef cattle and horses show strong prices while widespread demand boosts cattle and meat markets nationwide. Des Moines reports indicate Iowa surpasses neighboring states in swine value and overall livestock strength.
Roswell March 3 The Farmers Co operative Society of Rockwell marks its birthday as the oldest of its kind in the state. Manager Frank Campbell reports last year’s business at 605000 with expenses of 8790 about 2 percent. Farmers paid top prices for stock and grain and cleared 37555. Fortunes and liquidity listed as 37536.
Lawyering in a volatile district court session features James M.M. White representing the defense as tense testimony unfolds. A witness, Mie Pieper, asserts aggressive accusations against an unnamed defendant, prompting cross examinations and rapid exchanges.
Lew Moites and the Des Moines court processed 26 offenders with sentences including imprisonment in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison for violations of the haw and related offenses. The pool included multiple perpetrators and several distinct cases, with various sentences handed down by the district court.
Connel Bleffs reports a double wedding held in Council Bluffs on March 1, uniting two Harriman county couples. One groom survived a December car crash that pinned his former partner beneath a overturned vehicle. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. J.M. Williams, united Wilneskug Uhr and Mins Kea M. Poore of Logan with Benjamin FF Dt Velblxn and Stella A. Whiter of Lakin. Neighbors describe the youths as prominent families while witnesses recall the recent road accident and the weight of the wreckage.
Burglars who struck Magnelia after a business gathering caused losses including 3209 in cash and 454 in postage stamps. Entries were made into the postoffice building and rear doors damaged. Detectives canvassed the scene as investigators pursued clues with no quick trace of the burglars.
A federal antitrust action alleges a glucose and starch trust, led by Corn Products Refining Co and allied firms, restrained trade and violated the Sherman Act. The complaint names multiple corporations and directors across New York, New Jersey, Missouri, Louisiana, and Illinois, detailing alleged price fixing, market control of starch and glucose, and plans to curb independent manufacturers.
In March Hobdtt reports pitiful scenes at the mine mouth as 18 miners, trapped after October 12, are hauled to the surface after a four month search. Fires from the explosion hindered retrieval, but bodies are now recovered and the mine remains unsafe for exploration.
A Nashville man reports a pickpocket mailed his purse containing checks worth nearly $200 found in transit. The thief, identified as Mason, a Jackson cattle dealer, is believed to have targeted wallets and banknotes during the holiday. Police note the case underscores mail theft risk and recovery of funds.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a damage suit involving a telephone girl in Des Moines. It mentions a plaintiff named Thomas BE Firm and an upcoming amended petition to include Miptata estate as defendant. The text also references a death by suicide and various unrelated names and events.
Washington reports show the Webb liquor bill passing the House against the President's veto by a wide margin as Senate debates its reach. The measure would regulate interstate liquor shipments, with supporters touting its power to curb illicit movements and critics arguing states' rights concerns persist.
Fragmented notes from Mita suggest a suite of ren for him and his party. The sax nut Rit en hints at expected arrival of the president while Ammeticn and Conn Con debate American interests. Diplomats foresee complications as the public reception shapes up amid a tense political backdrop.
Philadelphia reports outline a planned commemoration by leaders of the Pennsylvania Karl Company and other executives. Aimed at honoring the 4th anniversary of a civil conflict, the event will involve a luncheon and local dignitaries.
A garbled report from a Western region describes several men, including Edward Gamper and residents of Denver, missing or killed in Devils Canyon. Attempts to locate them spanned days with a rescue party eventually reviving a letter or clue, while a Miami connection is hinted but unclear.
Fragmentary text reports a choir singer found guilty in a slavery related case. Details are garbled with numerous unclear names and dates, but the core event involves a conviction and a referenced figure linked to the choir.
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