Grand Trotting Meet At Verre Platte With Busy Entries
Nearly two hundred entries gathered for the Stulko events at Verre Platte Int, with additional races planned for the following days. The program includes a long list of horses and drivers across trot and pacing classes, led by notable stables and trainers, as crowds anticipate strong performances and purse awards.
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Hyatere Wedi
Oh So-Mu
Jiemeiattohs
Cammeren
Ba Crouse
Tata Wo Bron
Ceorge Simmons
Thvaimbletontan
Mambrino
Mekey
Gexington
Tram
Bradteal-Gueld
Rey Wilkes
J. McAvay
Jester du Newstone
Stock Parm
Gensen
Wilkes
Dona Alto Sarin
Joanas
Lenisherd Linton
Baron Dillon- Leone der Banecelet
George A. Puller
Lloyd
Liswoerth
Kands
Heady Hath
Trom
Fatmont-Mi
Kobe Archio Venus Fit
Dtlaworthy Wansas
Rey Fey
Charles Owen
Peorti
Corysinde
Greta
Wheeler
Springgield
Booh
Noreatur-Hoxie Bee
Saar
Riverside Park Farm
Bertin
Wis
Batonment
Byob
Jaren Witte
Riverside Park Barn
Berlin
Wixtinet
Bro H
Principa
A. Alexandria
Eta
Lily Sige
Sitvo
Bark
B. BP. Neate
Bowlingree
June c
Bain
Iowa
Abdallah Woodford
W. Wanser
Terre Efnute
End
Bloom
Daniel Lambert
Thomas Dickergyon
Erre Thaute
Ind
Johnnie Moloch
McCieger Boy
TL Sears
Davenport
Towa
Texana
Bra
Patron-sdam
J. Emery
Eveland
Ohio
Voetones
Bay Mure
Jeanne
Kentucky
Prince
C. I. Bauers
Cleveland
Raced Thoroughbreds and Hens Mix In Odd Iowa Notes
Acompile lists of horse names and owners from Des Moines and nearby towns including Durand Davenport Independence and Kaw. Names include Lissa by The Prelate Nicol B. Durand and Satin Slippers Delaney Ik McNicol. The fragmentary record mentions J T Bleging J Bussey and Shadeland Onward as connections.
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Lissa
W. C. Ballard
Des Moines
Iowa
Nicol B
Alcalus Hawthorne
W. K. McNicol
Durand
Mich
Delaney
McNicol
Young Joe
Joe Young
J. T. Bleging
String City
Kaw
Lord Roseberry
Roseberry
Fanny R
Geo
Milo
Sam Johnson
Davenport
Shade On
Shadeland Onward
John Bussey
Independence
Miracle Cure Revives Mrs. Stout in Camack Ind
Marion Stuart reports Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Camack Indiana, once 90 pounds and near death from consumption, was cured after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. The remedy, claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases, weighs proof with thousands of successes and offers 50 cents or 1 dollar. Trial bottles available at T W Ruete’s drug store.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Dr. King
T. W. Ruete
Iron trade mood lowers as steel leaders discuss prices
In New York President Gary of Federal Steel reports iron and steel executives have not reached a plan to cut or hold prices. He notes no definite decision yet and that meetings aim to exchange views on general trade interests amid declining demand. He cites uncertain furnace closures and lingering market weakness.
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New York
Gary
Federal Steel Company
Iron and Steel
Real estate transfers for week ending July 7 1900
Geo Suiot abstracts transfers from July 7 1900 listing A P Abeln referee to J Breitbach for part of section 33 Center Two parcels. Parsons to H Booth undivided interest in north half of 15 feet in 165 city lots. Bevan executrix to J Murphy 160 acres in section 18. Leathers to C F Markle 1% of lots 21 22 Prospect Hill. J McCue to W S Kearney land in section 31 Whitewater. Mullen to B Kennedy 100 acres in section 12 Washington. Forester et al to H Baute lots in Mount Pleasant and Min. Miller to J H Tauker one third of lot 372 Dyersville. Welter to P Reinsbach 69 24 100ths perches in section 27. town Two sum 2075. Bk Schmal tz to J L Buelow lot 228 Davis Farm Add. B Joseph to I H Jacobson parts of lots 812 and 311 Dubuque Add No 2. Schmaltz to D J Haas lot 227 Davis Farm Add. Ferving to L Lieben lot 75 and part of lot 74 Cox Add. N Lieben to J P Ferring lots 26 25 Sanford’s Sub. Rath et al to V M Friedrich lots 36 Sanford’s Sub. Total 40100 00 2700 00
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J. Breitbach
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H. Booth
N. m
Csiseeees Veree
A. I. Bevan
Executrix
J. Murphy
Taylor
A. Leathers
C. Fr. Markle
L. Dehner
Ww. S. Kearney
Whitewater
J. McCue
W. S. Kearney
Sec
J. J. Mullen
B. Kennedy
Washington
A. Forester
Mount Pleasant
Add
City
A. Miller
J. H. Tauker
Dyersville
M. Welter
P. Reinsbach
Sehmaltz
J. L. Buelow
Davis Farm
Drink Water Before Sleep and Upon Waking
Advice favors drinking large amounts of water before bed and first thing in the morning. It claims water cleanses the system and acts as a diuretic, recommending ice water avoided in favor of water cooled by ice without direct contact.
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Eerther
Tadies
Towne Uncertain on Withdraw to Allow Stevenson Substitution
Kansas City July 7 A C Towne populist vice presidential nominee remained uncertain about withdrawing to align with the Democratic convention's Stevenson. Towne said he could not speak now and would announce in a few days.
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Kansas City
C. A. Towne
Stevenson
Moffat's Life Pills Promoted as Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Moffat's Life Pills as guaranteed to cure all stomach and bowel diseases liver biliousness fever and ague. It urges readers to try the remedy.
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Moffat
Dubuque Supports Bryan as County Nominations Rise
Dubuque shows strong backing for W J Bryan and the Kansas City convention ticket. Democrats unite for the fall campaign with renewed county nomination interest. Anti silver and silver factions express willingness to vote for the ticket while seeking harmony and political unity. Walt Elder of Hardin County chairs the committee and expects a September convention with Dubuque supplying the candidate.
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Dubuque
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
Bryan
Stevenson
Walt Elder
Hardin County
Cronies Seek Safety Amid Crisis In Imperial City
The speaker asserts that Minister Conger and his associates sought safety with the British legation during danger. He believes they remain within the legation walls or have escaped through a secret passage to the imperial city, where they are safe despite potential weeks until relief arrives.
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Conger
Bottled Beer By the Case From Multiple Brewers
Dubuque Malting Co offers Banquet Export Muenchener brands while A Gettleman Brewing Co reports a $1 000 60 beer. Natural Process Milwaukee s Beer appears in listings. J Kleinschmidt Co located at 256 Bleventh Strat is named in the notice.
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Dubuque Malting Co
Muenchener
A. Gettleman Brewing Co
Milwaukee
J. Kleinschmidt & CO
Bleventh Strat
Deputies Fail to Catch Dubuque Horse Thief
Deputy Kauffmann returned from New Hampton with a horse thief not wanted in Dubuque. The captured man owned a horse stolen from Guttenberg last week. Sheriff Benton of Clayton County traced the man to New Hampton and took him back to Guttenberg. No trace of the Byrne Bros. rig despite dispatches covering towns within 200 miles.
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New Hampton
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Benton
Clayton County
Byrne Bros
Conlin
Farm loan ads offer first mortgage on improved farms
Iowa and Minnesota farm loan applications on hand totaling $20 000 and $50 000 with loan sizes from $400 to $8 000. Interest rates 5 and 6 percent. Investors urged to call or phone 479 to examine offerings. John L. Buettell, Room 1 Bradley Block, Ith and Main.
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Iowa
Minnesota
John L. Buettell
Bradley Block
Ith and
Main
Belief U S Minister Conger Safe Says Iowa Man
J F Cole of Des Moines, a former paymaster’s clerk, argues Conger and his family remain safe and may escape from Pekin. He cites his China trip with a British legation guard officer, detailing the guard’s wall defenses and a secret passage to safety within the imperial city.
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Iowa
Mie
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Cole
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The Passion Play At Oberammergau Faces Costs And Tickets
Ida Shaper Hoxle notes in Ladies Home Journal that Oberammergau charges fifty cents to two dollars fifty for the Passion Play. The village spends over seventy five thousand dollars on preparations and awards two thirds of remaining proceeds to players and village burial chapel. Dress rehearsal May 20 with performances from May 24 through September 30 on Sundays and holy days.
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Ida Shaper Hoxle
Ladies' Home Journal
Oberammergau
Death of Miss Lutgen in Sherrill Iowa
Miss Margaret Lutgen aged 29 died at 3 o clock Saturday morning at her home in Sherrill Iowa. Funeral from the family residence Sunday morning to Sherrill Cemetery. She leaves six sisters Misses May Annie Amalie Lizzie Katie Lena and two brothers Nic and Mike. Intestinal infection appendicitis and bowels liver and kidneys affections noted as cause. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as beneficial. A Fort Dodge despatch reports Hon M F Healy suffered a severe accident returning from Rockwell City after delivering July Fourth ovation.
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Sherrill
Iowa
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Local notices question clerk candidate remarks fuel debate
The Cascade Pioneer reports on Mr. Hayes denying any candidacy for renomination as clerk after an attack by a Telegraph correspondent likely Bill Quigley. The piece defends Hayes as an honorable officer, noting his respected service and condemning the spread of unfounded names linked to a grievance. Hayes’ injury from an explosion is mentioned as non serious, healing with a sling.
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Cascade Pioneer
Holy Cross
The
Telegraph
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Jim Hayes
Hayes
Dubuque County
Management position for district office in Dubuque
An Ohio corporation with executives valued at over 50 million dollars seeks a reliable manager for its Dubuque district office. Compensation includes a 1500 dollar annual salary plus commissions on territory business, plus 1000 to 2500 dollars in commissions. A stock purchase is required to avoid bonds, with stock to be taken up after one year if not renewed. Apply to Traveling Auditor, Room 7 La Salle St Chicago.
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Ohio
Dubuque
la Salle St
Chicago
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