Settlement Ends Prolonged Litigation In Owens Bank Case
Native John Owens and the fictional Bank settle long costly litigation. Owens resumes his store, enters a renewal of the business, with Gadettis. Jesse Blunt, West Union stock buyer, was here Wednesday. Soda water and drinks will be on sale at Stochr's Pharmacy as the season begins. The L C O will meet Mrs. T W Hughes on May 11 to discuss important business. Mrs Elise Ludhsinger and son Walter left for Winnipeg to join her husband and claim land in the north. Friends extend best wishes for their future home.
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John Owens
Ifional Bank
Owens
Gallettis
Aine
Stochr
Geason
L. CO. A
T. W. Hughes
Elise Ludhsinger
First Gun of the War Firing Echoes From 1861 Narrative
A historical reminiscence marks the 1861 first gun of the Civil War fired on Fort Sumter. Beauregard ordered the shot. Maj. Anderson and his men defended Port Sumter with honors. The article blends memories, names, and local notes and reflects on editors, doctors, and civic events.
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Frueroma Bittery
Charleston Harbor
PT. G. Beauregard
Maj. Anderson
Port Sumpter
Pierre Beauregard
United States
Bert Simp
Patrice
Hiel
Uni
Beauregard
Maj
Anderson
Les
Lancaster Herald
Council Proceedings at Tigin Iowa May 3904 Meeting
Regular meeting held by Mayor Gunderson with council members Schmid Capper Patterson and Behovi present. Minutes approved. Bills approved for lamp maintenance sanitation and sidewalk projects. Licensing law update requires county license for peddlers with fees from 5 to 100 dollars. exemptions listed for traveling sales to merchants and vendors of essential goods. Decorah Republican remarks on city life and governance.
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Tigin
Iowa
Eatuicil
Gunderson
Councilmien
Schmid
Capper
Patterson
Behovi
Élovict
J. Capes
Ohmin
Elgin
Main
Clermont
Fremont Sts
Sapies
Gus Guyparson
Treasier
Decorah
Peddlers Licenses Set Prices by Vehicle Type in Clayton
In Clayton county the supervisors fix the prices for itinerant dealers: ten dollars for footmen, seven and a half dollars for a single horse and wagon, and fifty dollars for two horses. This covers those who sell by sample or take orders. Devorah Republigan, Danée suite gin oper house May, Music by ate's Auro brehbstra.
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Clayton
County
Devorah
Danée
Gin’ Oper House
Ate
Auro Brehbstra
Caught in the Web Drama Promoted by Jorden Entertainers
Mesgra, Thomas Ehnerg, and G. G. Shelly lead the Jorden Entertainers in a high class royalty play "Caught in the Web" to raise funds for city schools. Rehearsals underway in Ossinn and Calmar with strong endorsements from critics and educators.
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Middle
Pacific Coast
Elmnore
Shelly
Metropolitan
Don Caesar de Bazan
Steinway Hall
Chicago
Ossinn
Calmar
Elmore
John D. Hoover
Pres
Hoover University
San Fransico
Geo. KR
Wendling
Carpi
Fairfield
Pops Leo
Raosevelt
King Edward
Napoleon
James Whitcomb Riley
Edw. P. Perry
Washington University
St. Louis
Eugene Field
Dramatic Mirror
M. E. Bryan
St. Paul Dispatch
Alabama
Cooperative experiment with seed corn
The Agronomy Department of the Town State College offers limited Reid's Ywallow Dent seed corn, packaged to plant a quarter acre. Each 25¢ helps cover mailing, and one package will be sent to testers who return a feedback form. The corn is selected by Prof. Holden as a premium Reid's pure line.
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Agronomy Department
The
Town State College
Reid
Holden
Japanese Forces Cross Yalu in Major River Action Near Port Arthur
Wartime dispatches describe fierce clashes as Japanese and Russian troops moved along the Yalu. Japanese crossed under heavy fire, forced Russian positions, and forced a retreat from Chiu-Tien-Cheng while claiming Russian casualties and prisoner losses. Japanese success reportedly threatens Port Arthur as Admiral Toga renewed bombardments.
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Far East
Yalhava
Caar
Chiu
Mikado
Cvar
Yin-Kow M
New Chwang
Port- Arthur
Toga
Port Arthur
Atta
Amendments Expand Fish and Game Laws in Year Assembly
The thirtieth general assembly passed amendments tightening open seasons and possession limits for various fish and birds. Changes include May 15 to November 10 open season for fish, restricted use of trot lines, and bans on possession of undersized fish. Seining permits limited to lakes over two miles in area, with seasonal constraints and device bans. Sealed regulations on quail, grouse, turkey, and waterfowl, and a prohibition on live-bird shooting at tournaments. The editorial tone urges caution and warns against gullibility, ending with folk proverbs.
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Fay
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Charles BR. Knight
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Mary Fox
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Henry Roth
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Herman Revz
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