New Hampton church to cost 14000 with repairs in view
In northeastern Iowa reports describe a $16,000 church project for New Hampton, highlighting the city’s growth and a proposed addition of decorative and furnishing costs. Separately a Decorah area accident injures a man as a wheel detaches from a hose company drill, while a boy dies after morphine is given for earache. The Christoph-Boos murder trial opens in New Hampton with jurors drawn and witnesses set to testify on alleged temporary insanity. A wolf is captured near Arlington after local bounties, and an Arlington asylum wall bulges prompting repairs of about 4000 bricks. Militia company in West Union lists officers and readiness plans ahead of possible conflict.
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Christopht
Minnia Boos
Dona
Christoph
Doauty
Democratic Nominee Dr T Z Blaise Nominated for Congress
Mason City doctor T Z Blaise nominated by Democratic Convention at New Hampton on September 14 to contest the Fourth District. Born on a Sigourney farm, educated at Iowa City and Columbia, he ran a Mason City drug store with medical practice. Renowned for social, business and professional qualities and widely liked for his personality, his nomination follows a long record as a citizen who shuns office seeking.
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Munaou City
Z. Biiigs
Mason City
Congress
New Hampton
Sequalitanoes
Blaine
Chon Gaylord
Blaise
Nyin
Sigourney
Iowa City
Columbia University
Sig
Mediaina
Daily Times
Blaixe
Romeone
Dr. Glaise
Democratic and Republican Congressional Nominees in Iowa
The list shows Democratic candidates by district: First J O Vonnell Burlington, Second J J Noy Iowa City, Third J H Howell Eagle Grove, Fourth T Biwise Maron City, Fifth Capt L S Rowatt Tipton, Sixth J B Weaver Colfax, Seventh O O Holly Des Moines, Eight Geo L Finn Bedford, Ninth J A Lyons Guthrie Center, Tenth Edwin Anderson Ruthven, Piemel 3 Garretson Sioux City. Republican nominees: First Thomas B Hodge, Second J R Lane, Third D B Henderson, Fourth G N Haugn, Fifth Robert G Cousins, Sixth John F Lacey, Seventh J A T Hull, Eight W A Hepburn, Ninth Smith McPherson, Death J P Dollivar, Eleventh Lot Thomas.
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Iowa
V. J. O'Vonnell
Burlington
J. J. Noy
Iowa City
J. H.howell
Eagle Grove
Forth
T. Biwise
Maron City
Capt. L
Rowatt
Tipton
J. B. Weaver
Colfax
Heventh
Holly
Des Moines
Geo
L. Finn
Bedford
J. A. Lyons
Guthrie Center
Edwin Anderson
Ruthven
Piemel 3
Garretson
Sioux Ity
Congress
Thomas B. Hodge
J. BR. Lane
D. B. Henderson
G. N. Haugn
Robert G. Cousins
John F. Lacey
J. A. T. Hull
W. A. Hepburn
Smith McPherson
J. P. Dollivar
Lot Thomas
Triennial German Baptist Conference Concludes
The German Baptists of the United States and Canada completed their triennial conference on Sept 29 in Elgin. A decision moved the next session to Berlin Ontario and restructured the Louisville orphanage to a private family foster model via a seven-conference committee.
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Elgin
United States
Canada
Berlin
Ontario
Louisville
Bachelor Maids Hold Dove Dance in Daytona Society Evening
Daytonas leading society girls staged a dove dance at the H R Y C club house on December 20 1897. The bachelor maids hosted the event inviting their girl friends while the town young men vanished to the back rooms. Half the dancers wore dark gowns leading while the other half in lavender gowns provided color and energy. Mrs Davidson supplied spirited music during the intermission refreshments followed to a successful finish with twenty dances and a grand march.
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Mombir
Aitule
Bachelor Milds
H. Rycg
Keeping Youthful Through Physical Culture for Women
A lecture by Yr. Dudley A. Sargeny at Trarvard reviews aging trends and muscle use. He argues modern life weakens muscles, promotes deterioration, and outlines natural and artificial exercises to strengthen the body, improve respiration, and maintain neck and spine posture.
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Barvard
Igurga
Dudley A. Sargeny
Trarvard
What becomes of all the pins
The article wonders what happens to pins produced daily by factories in England and elsewhere. It notes 37 million pins a day in one factory and about 20 million in others, suggesting many pins are lost or discarded. It muses on how pin loss might occur on roads and paths.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Wadneriay
Ricker & Bratnober
Aera
Iand
Andiine
Ea Tru
Thia la
England
Pina Wade
Ping
Amont
Plos
Towns Named After the Queen Across the World
A lecture at Toyubae hall in London by A Maines titled “Two Generations of Greater Britain” lists towns and districts bearing the queen’s name. From Vancouver to slang Kongwone, Victoria appears in Canada and Africa, with Victoria Nyanga in Africa and multiple Victorias in Australia, the Arctic, and beyond.
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A. Maines
Toyubae Hall
London
Greater Britain
Vancouver
Victoria
Pacific
Kongwone
Ladan
Cameroons
Australia
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West Union
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Eniger
Ney
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Pesca
Nttleson
W. Thomas
Myra
Thomas
Andrew Oleson, & Threshey
Soma
Ailey
Decorah
New York
T To
Caducus Officara
Oalwein
Cok Pity
Hawkeye Clothing
Cornick
Imarshal
Ehirte
Goody Jail
West
Union
Wat Union
Wetherbee
W. F. Phillips
P. L.aineworth
G. G. Archer
C. A. Tiffany
Dunbar
Ara Bergeant
Arlington News
J. Flower
Whitford Brothers
Whitford
Etkader Register
Ardan
Josselyn
Cadar Rapids
Dr. T. Z. Blaise
Iowa's
Standard Machine
E.G. Stoehr
Igin, Iowa
Egin ‘Roller
Iawa
Ehrlich & Lawrence
Proprietors
Suoroe Hellews
sSs
Eerless
Armsaby
Bette
John Gund Brewing Co
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