Indian Lawyer and Savannah Soldier Memoir Headlines
A collage of small town notices details Joe Trigg and Laura Lykens as notable figures, the first female Indian lawyer in the world, Savannah troop fare protests, and a Gladbone era iron gray team chase in Fairbank. Community deaths, accidents, tax sales, and local commerce fill the page with terse provincial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelwein Possum
Iowa
Savannah
Laura Lykens
Carlisle
Oklahoma
Hoboes moved from Oelwein to West Union in raid
Clipping notes eight hobos were transported from Oelwein to West Union on Saturday December 3rd. one escaped. They frequented Bannett schoolhouse, built a fire, and used skeleton keys, possibly linked to an invasion of N Gratt's store. They were bound over to the grand jury while political chatter and local notices fill the rest of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sehrack
Oelwein
Register
Schrack
lGelwein
Hoboken
West Union
Qelwein
Bannett Schooal
N. Gratt's Show Store
Grand Jury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elgin
Egin Roller Mills
Light of Elgin
Proprietors
Benson’s Lumber
Etgia
Towa
Quincy
El.y
Bush
Guttensberg
Representative Cousins
United States
Nashua Post
G. A. Rahn
Hestan
Lift
Guttenberg Press
Hanting
Paul Troester
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Ragan
Oolwein
Reagan
Lowa Mai
King Providence
Joe Trigg
U.S
Street Railway Company
Fairbank
Clinton
Court House
Twit To
Smoerf
UNION
BEKKE
Emma Abbott
George Heller
R. J. Stoehr
Stoehr's
W.H. Finke
Mississippi
Patrick Henry
Henry
Brandon News
Seng
Qronis Baller
Gund’s
Bebnr Wholesaleda and Hretailed
John Stunted
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