Local pitchers dominate. Pat Finnegan spurs decisive win
Fayette county pitcher Pat Finnegan overwhelmed Winneshick county’s Gene Kenyon of Decorah and other gorsedhips in last week’s games. Over 8300 changes bands marked a dominant performance, with the public eye on Superior Court jurors and a long list of names drawn for the November term 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Finnegan
Fayette County
Gorsedhips
Winneshick County
Gene Kényon
Decorah
Bon Maycltech Pavis
Dr Kings New Discovery credited for saving child and relative
A letter from Mia of Armonk New York praises Dr King s New Discovery for saving her daughter from a deadly coughing illness and says another relative recovered from advanced consumption after using the medicine. The account highlights relief from throat and lung diseases and notes the product is guaranteed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Haviland
Armonk
Methodist ministers urged to pay own expenses at conference
Du Buque ministers returning from the Upper Iowa Conference report a Davenport uproar over Rev. F L Loveland of Waterloo proposing no free entertainment at conferences and a mandatory daily payment by attendees. A committee was set to report with a trend toward ending beggar like hospitality, opposed by many local delegates who favored Loveland’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa
New Hampton
Whitwithit
Dubuque
Davenport
F.L. Loveland
Waterloo
Dubuqua
Barental Responsibility and Parental Duty Warning
The notice argues that parents fail to supervise daughters in public, risking youth folly and ruined lives. It cites Confessions Of A Priest and a Wake, Arkansas testimonial, then promotes Bradentis Bitters as a cure for jaundice and general debility, urging readers to buy from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Deacon
Rav
Dno
Cox
Wake
Ark
R MARRIAGE LICENSES LISTING OF PARTIES
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to William Artz with Blanche Kunkle, Carlton M. Smith with Orlean Reid, Chas Pryburg with Anna Benter, O H Keeler with Gista Ardeison, Edward Swebla with Alice McGovern, and Andrew Hianson with Minnie Edith Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Artz
Blanche Kunkle
Carlton M. Smith
Orlean Reid
Chas. Pryburg
Anna Benter
O. H. Keeler
Gista Ardeison
Edward Swebla
Alice McGovern
Andrew Hianson
Minnie Edith Nelson
Robbery and odd health cures fill up busy local page
The itemized clippings cover a break in at Cavendish Vermont with mention of Chronic Constipation relief by Dr King s New Life Pills. Other notes recount a sale of white posts at Elgin Illinois and various social events from Monona to St Louis. A dramatic tale recalls a glassy moment of a patient waking after an electric jolt then sleeping again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
Pat
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Lange
Fisyfather
Ibis
Gil
Bho
Hien Eho
Heaven
Superior Court Jurors
Devon
Walter Pritchard
Myria
G A Baker
Qelwein
M Dwyer
Fremont
Fred Keeling
Horlan
JH Hanselt
Windsor
JO Clark
Fayette
C H Roberts
I Miner
Centér
Gus Brause
Pleasant Valle
Rier
T Rierson
LJ Palmer
Fairfield
T Rubyer
Union N
Plemling
Oelwein
JW Clark
PEAT
HY Anthners
Aug Begalsky
Burkhart
Banks AB Blackmin
West Union L
Carlin
Clermont FC
Chandler
West Union
CW Cooper
J @ Capper
DB Connell
Center
J C Cooley
Pleasant Valley
Calkins
DiCawlay
Darnall
E.B Day
Osiwel
Union
Fridley
Banks
Geo
Glimo
Fred Gnentheger
Dover
DJ Gallagher
Geo Gilbert
Gray
E Hanson
Elwein
E Hunsberger
J E Holmes
Halvor Hangon
A Howard
Hoeptner
Geo Klock
Musser
Joe Mitchel
Eden
J Tf Meisgeir
Louis Nuss
Pairfield
HP Oleson
LJ Randall
Rear
Clermont
HD Simar
W B Stevenson
Bethel
J J Schlatter
Harry Tupper
Aubury
Jack Ian Jr
Westfield
T Titt
Jas Tarr
Oelwein DE Winigar
Fremont Sam
Yotinkman
Fairfield IM Yarrington
Tricoll
Mrs. Stanton
Nora
Tresday
Socr
Gage
Coyan
Wingie Apell
Calgary
Typogmptitens Journal
A. F. Gaimbwa
Elgin
Beng Blow
Monona
Alfa Forbes
Albert Schovi
St. Louis
Buck’s
Chris Lehman
8. W. Kuster
Hulda
Ida Schori
Harmon
Littleson
Gertie
Maudie Darling
Grammy
Chas. Lepic
Iowa
Bates
Royal Watch
Frank Sova
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