Local notices and ads mix with political runs and weather
A scattered column reports Mr. Israel planning an ad for Liberal voters, Dr. Hilbert’s homecoming, Wernli’s county superintendent bid, Townsend expanding summer work, a Cherokee buyer issuing a crop, and a teacher Miss Sperling fainting from heat. It notes a funeral for baby John M. Mould, the Liberal praising Woodbury county fair tickets, a temperance meeting with Mrs. Benedict, State Fair crowd prep, Illinois Central excursion tickets to Des Moines, and sheriff testimony corrections in a dispute report, plus Townsend offering coal at old prices.
Hopkins Trial Concludes as Defense Rest Its Case
The last defence witness George Stone testified he heard a noise and investigated the scene after Hopkins and a deputy officer clashed. Other witnesses testified the deputy and Chamberlain appeared sober, while doctors and locals offered mixed observations. The Hopkins case ends with rebuttal testimony and prep for Monday arguments. Also, the Cavan brothers pleaded guilty to resisting officers and received fines. Farmers present a new challenge to barbed wire patents, claiming 1861 fencing predates patent rights.
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Hopkins
George Stone
Marshal
Chamberlain
Alline
John Poison
Wallasve A. Chamberlain
P. L. Brick
Keean
D. B. Edmonds
Striegel
Arthur Crandall
L. M. Caldwell
Fracas
Institute Proceedings Reflect Teaching Methods And Local News
An institute session opens with a song and scripture, then Prof. Wernli leads arithmetic and physiology while Prof. Rogers covers history and geography. The log notes praise for teaching methods, a medical ad, and stories about English widows and Key's grave.
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Wernli
Rogers
Wernlithe
Wermii
Wernl
Local Market Prices And Lime Ad Mention
The markets show hogs at 5.25 to 5.50, cattle from 3.50 to 5.00, and wheat at 1.00 for No. 2. Oats are quoted at 0.25. Townsend promotes Maquoketa Sand Ridge lime as the best value for cleaner work and longer lasting results.
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LeMans
Liberal Job Printing Office Reopens With Fresh Stock
Tur Day TABERAL reports The Liberal Job Printing Office is restocked with types and material and can produce work in approved style at city-rate prices. With new material and expert workmen they claim they can satisfy exacting orders and invite estimates and specimens.
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Billy Marble
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Voster
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Scott County
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Institute Proceedings
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England
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China Hall
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634Th Street
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Leidy & Phippen
City Jewelry Store
Will H. Beck
Northwest
Will HW. Beck
Ihsy the Jeweler
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Owa
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M. Clark
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AL Ral Road
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