Status of Palzer detailed by Corbett in boxing update
The Republican reports Jim Corbett’s assessment that Al Palzer is recovering from an operation in hospital. Palzer returned from Europe in weak condition after losing to Luther McCarthy, with Corbett noting Palzer’s stamina and fighting heart but critiquing his defense as jaw or body blows absorbent.
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al. Palzer
Europe
Luther McCarthy
Palzer
Jim Corbett
New York
California
McCarthy
Pulver
New York Boxing
Postville Sale Nets $12,000 for City Home and 12 Acres
Fred H. Schultz sold to John Lydon of Frankville his city vicinity home and twelve acres in Postville for 12 000 dollars, 1 000 per acre, with possession between November 1 and March 1. The property is described as an exceptionally choice farm residence in Allamakee county. Schultz previously bought 40 acres with the house for 15 000 and has since sold parts, leaving 27 acres acquired at 400 per acre.
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Postville Review
Fred H. Schultz
John Lydon
Frankville
Postville
Allamakee County
Mr. Schultz
J. B. Hart
Schultz
Mr. Lydon
Fred
Ssesars
Washington Township
Fremont
Canoe Cee
Springfield
Jackson Rebbs
Washington Military
Bloomfield
Castalia Corp
Ackson Junction
Ridgeway
Spillville
Clear Lake to Stage Summer Resort With Major Attractions
The Clear Lake commercial club plans a summer resort push featuring a concert by Madam Schumann-Heink with detective Wm J Burns and the Paulist choir of fifty. Col Fremont Gibson, a Decorah resident in earlier years, is hired as manager and nine more attractions are listed.
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Clear Lake
Livestock Tour to Study Towa Farms in Decorah
A Department of Agricultural Extension team from Towa State College plans a June 26 farm tour to study live stock conditions across the state. An evening meeting in Decorah will discuss feeding questions breeding, and practical farm management for busy farmers. Local organizer M D Whitney of Prosper Minn handles arrangements and Ames handles general inquiries.
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Towa
Department of Agricultural Extension
Towa State College
Decorah
Department of Agricultural Extension, Ames
M. D. Whitney, Prosper, Minn
To Spend Summer in Norway
Rev. Fjelde and wife left Saturday May 3 for a four month absence in Norway. They will be joined by the wife’s father and several others from Grand Meadow Minn. It will be Rev. Fjelde s first trip back to his old home since leaving there at age nineteen.
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The
Waukon Democrat
Fjelde
Norway
Grand Meadow
Minn
Fjjelde
Baby Drowns In Pail Of Water
Eleven month old child of Alvin Swinnerman of Lehigh drowned in a pail of water when left unattended for a few minutes. mother returned to find the infant dead.
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Alvin Swinnerman
Lehigh
Wolf Hunting on Motors In Black Hawk County
The Waterloo Reporter reports a new sport in Black Hawk county wolf hunting on motorcycles and automobiles. J W Ford of Cedar Falls produced a wolf hide at the courthouse and received 85 bounty. The year old wolf was shot after a 35 mile chase north and west of Cedar Falls. Clarence Dell Leversee on motorcycles assisted with Ford and Leversee brothers. Ford says this is his fourth wolf this season.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
J. W. Ford
Cedar Falls
Court House
Ford
Janesville
Clarence
Dell Leversee
Mr. Ford
Leversee Brothers
Arrests in Kiefer bank failure fraud cases
The Independence Bulletin Journal reports Adam Kiefer president of Kiefer Bros. Banking and Wm. Smith cashier of Kiefer Savings Bank Hazelton were arrested by Sheriff Finns on fraudulent banking charges. Kiefer allegedly received a 2000 deposit knowing insolvency. Smith allegedly received 146 knowing insolvency. They waived examination and were bound over to the September grand jury with bonds set at 2000 each.
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The
Independence Bulletin Journal
Kiefer
Adam Kiefer
Kiefer Bros. Banking Company
Wm. Smith
Kiefer Savings Bank
Hazelton
Finns
Charles City Seek 53rd Encampment Support
Businessmen of Charles City have raised $1,000 and will urge Governor Clarke to order the Fifty-third regiment encampment there in August. Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, lead to chronic constipation. Dean's Regulars advertise 252 a box at all stores.
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Charles City
Clarke
Dean’s
Engagement Ring Found After Fifteen Years
Mrs G F Gunderson of Ossian searched for her engagement ring for fifteen years. Last Thursday while tending her garden she uncovered the ring in good condition, ending a long missing-piece mystery reported by the Ossian Bee.
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Ossian Bee
G. F. Gunderson
Northwood High Graduates To Wear $2 Gowns Made By Class
Northwood high school graduates will appear in dresses costing from $1.60 to $2.00, all made by the students themselves. Professor Hagemas suggested the plan to keep costs low, and the class agreed it would foster economy and harmony. The final cost report shows no gown exceeding two dollars.
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Northwood
Northwood High School
Hagemas
Ossian to Field Local Baseball Team This Year
Ossian plans to field a local baseball team with backing from A. G. Gunderson Jerome Huber Lesterman and others. More than 200 dollars has been subscribed for a stand and player suits. The club will use the best local talent and add first class outside players as needed. West Union fans cheer a battery with Newcomer boys and a new organization is in progress.
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Ossian
The
Bee
A. G. Gunderson
Jerome Huber
Lesterman
Calmar
West Union
Iowans urged to beware California land deals
Col. John P. Trish, long a California citizen, cautions Iowans in the Register and Leader against buying California land without firsthand knowledge. He warns land may be spotted with white and black alkali and hard pan, with very uneven quality, and advises never paying more than 50 to 75 dollars per acre.
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John P. Trish
Iowa
California
The
Register and Leader
Father Love in Work and Worth
The piece contrasts mother love with father love, praising the father’s labors. It emphasizes fathers toil who bend their backs to earn bread and share duties, balancing care and provision. It notes mothers deserve honor but credits fathers with bearing daily burdens and bills.
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Minna Irving
New York Times
Patents Granted Toans Week Ending May 5
The list shows patents granted to Towans for the week ending May 5 including automatic heat regulator by John P. Quinn Lawton ship structure by David A. Wolfe Turin washing machine for milk separator disks by Hubert G Bemis Rice ville shoe by Miller E Conrad Atlantic seesaw by Wm J Donnenworth Chariton road making machine by Chas F Keables Indianola automatic cut off for gas lights by Wm C Oswalt assigned to J Oswalt Percy mail box by John A Ammann Geneva drainage system by Albert E Beall assigned to Vertical Drainage Co Clinton worm gear driving mechanism by Orle H Watkins assigned to himself J A W J Kelly Clinton spindle oiler by Ch N Armfield Guthrie Center go for explosive engines by Robert B Ballard Ft Dodge articulated engine by Lorin W Garger assigned to Davenport Locomotive Works Davenport
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Towans
John P. Quinn
Lawton
David A. Wolfe
Turin
Hubert G. Bemis
Riceville
Miller E. Conrad
Atlantic
Wm. J. Donnenworth
Chariton
Chas. F. Keables
Indianola
Wm. C. Oswalt
J. ©. Oswalt
Percy
John A. Ammann
Geneva
Albert E. Beall
Vertical Drainage Co
Clinton
Orle H. Watkins
J. A
W. J. Kelly
Chas
N. Armfield
Guthrie Center
Robert B. Ballard
Ft. Dodge
Lorin W. Garger
Davenport Locomotive Works
New Lot of Men's Ties Priced at Fifty Cents
BEN BEAR invites shoppers to view a fresh supply of men s four in hand ties now offered at 50 cents each. This notice encourages customers to visit and inspect the new stock.
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Ben Bear
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Jim” Corbet
State College
Babe
Poultry and Eggs
Selz
Heller Bros
Royal Blue” Store
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