All Husbands Will Buy Wheel Demand After Wife Fall
An Albin woman bit off an inch of her tongue after a wheal fall, sparking talk that husbands in Centerville force wives to ride wheels. A farmer notice imposes duty to destroy roadside noxious weeds under threat of road supervision arrest for noncompliance. A Washington special reports ten torpedo boats will navigate the Mississippi to Dalque then New Orleans as a showing of modern ships. Dr Uetten’s eye injury from a firecracker raises caution about explosive toys. Charley Woo and Ray Brown ignite a giant free cracker behind Westcott and Brown’s, shattering a butter tub and blasting ice into Phillips opera house window.
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Centerville
Washington
Mississippi
Dalque
Newport
New Orleans
Charley Woo
Ray Brown
Westcott & Brown's
Phillips Opera House
Oelwein Record
It Looks Better For Elgin Weeds Get Cut Public Appeal
Citizens urged to maintain properties by cutting weeds and removing rubbish from vacant lots and streets in Elgin. Officials stress that clean lots improve town appearance and discourage neglect among owners.
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Elgin
Old Echo Reports Argo Clerk Georgina Westcott Wed
Miss Georgina Westcott, formerly an employee of this office, and Mr George Wimber were married at the Catholic Church last Saturday evening by Rev Father Mulligan in the presence of close relatives. A weddings supper followed at Henry Wimber's home as the couple, both Union office staff, begin married life with well wishes from The Arg.
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Argo Telly
Georgina Westcott
George Wimber
Georgia Westcott
Father Mulligan
Henry Wimber
Union Office
It Was Not Murder a Reported
On Sunday afternoon July 4 the Timless body of TE. DB Moei was discovered on the ri dz above the city by two lay s Henry Walt pant Herman Kutschkowsky. It was decomposed and interred in the east side cemetery by order of Gen Walt J P. Deceased was last seen Friday evening between 7 and 1 o clock. A jury of Geo Cassatt The Y Brown and Frane Hadrieh found the deceased died non natural from unknown. M B Munager Rr. 9 mourns the death of her son and is in shock.
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TE. DB. Moei
Ri Dz
Henry Walt
Herman Kutschkowsky
East Side
Walt
J. P
Wolf Baipan
Sentlemen
Geo
Cassatt
Y. Brown
Frane Hadrieh
M. B. Munager
Eikudur Democrat
Detective from Scranton Warns on Counterfeiters
John W. Moir a Scranton detective visiting Cedar Rapids says George I. Van Horn, alias G. E. Van Horn, is a dangerous counterfeiter and thief who killed a Westcott family member near Wadena last August. He notes criminals cluster in the East, that Van Horn’s capture came after long chase, and warns that once a criminal always a criminal with forgers and pickpockets often returning to crime.
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John W. Moir
Scranton
G. EK. van Horn
Chase Harriman
Wadona
Inab
Pennsylvaia
Cedar Rapids
Wadena
George I. van Horn
Kim
Westcott
Mary E. Westcott
van Born
Shea
van Horn
Tracn
Buffalo
Iowa
Pines
Hardware Sale Ad Promises Deep Discounts
A trader proclaims inability to compete with rivals on price and vows to sell hardware goods at 20 to 50 percent cheaper. The seller cites a personal dispute with a friend who trades with them and argues that honest profit to customers is their aim.
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LY Ehrlich
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Uetten
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Daetér
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