Gount y Cullings and Local Family Notes
Notable farm improvements by George Mosaman raise his land to desirable status with yields of 44 bushels per acre this year. Celebrations include a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. James Haggin and a golden wedding visit for Mrs. Henry Reese. August Reece and party returned from Germany with eleven emigrants amid family deaths and distant kin.
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Venter
Steliun
Haggin
J. EB. Harvey
James Haggin
Ittle
George Mosamon
Mosaman
Auguat Reece
Germany
Mra
Wm. Brand
August Reece
Slater
Fred Lehmeler
Wehneler
Schwarts
Miss Hildebrant
Lippe-Detmold
Fire water plans and local accidents at Lakes Friday
Report from Dick Wright and H. E. Gardner on duck event success at the lakes. Aaron Marchant injures left wrist while working at Hollis elevator. Ground broken for a new well to supply fire engines in the lower town. Nichols and Lingle hold the contract and expect quick completion. The fire king moves to Butler’s house on Leslie Street with a new lamp and forthcoming ore bell for alarms. Local merchants fund two cisterns on Main Street and urge others to add small cisterns to protect Radcliffe from major fires.
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Dick Wright
H. E. Gardner
the Lakes
Aaron Marchant
Hollis
Nichols & Lingle
Butler's House
Lesbella Street
Radcliffe
Iowa Falls sale and weather losses reported
A Monday sale of J. M. Lippold property drew fair prices with hogs and a Poland china sow selling well. Noah Shiver’s stubble fire damaged about six hundred acres and hay. several farmers including J. Me Lippold and Harvey Buacrek face losses. The Iowa Falls Citizen notes J. S. Buttolph was confirmed postmaster after long Democratic service in Hardin County.
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J. M. Lippold
Poland
Noah Shiver
Garrow
J. Me Lippold
Harvey Buacrek
Browell Wastgate
Joseph Goody
Wm. George
George Osa
Mr. Shiver
Buttolph Guna
Iowa Walls
Vine
Buttolph Pa
United States Senate
Buttolph
J.T. Huttolph
Towa Falla
Hardin County
Thape
Wattern
Suversa
Iowa Falls
Sather
Guttalph
Ty Bay
Appointment of Mio people to postal affairs
The article notes a new appointment entrusting Mio people with postal affairs, praising the appointee's suitability and commitment. Deputy postmaster Clare Burlingame remains in place due to his proven service, as R. A. Carleton’s tenure is highlighted for public service. Local figures and parties connected to prohibition and reform are mentioned amid town activities.
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la. Hi
Burglary spree and local notices in Ackney World
A report details burglaries at Rath Bros elevator office, Lusch Carton & Co, and the Knickerbocker mill, with tools stolen from Bush Zimmermann and Schutte's wagon shop. It notes $15 recovered from Rath Bros safe, no pay for the thieves, and growing burglary concerns. Other items mention steers bought, teachers advancing, and local church meetings with new additions.
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Rath Bros
Lusch, Carton & Co
Knickerbocker Mill
Tool Bros
Carpenter Shop
John Kolar
Bush & Zimmerman
Schutte
Robertson Bites Back in Ackley and County News
Local notices recount social visits and events including a Masonic gathering in Ackley, Oyster supper planned for Robertson on November 30, and a Friends All Society meeting. A political vote comparison table appears, plus a Scribner’s Magazine review and a Iowa supreme court ruling upholding damages from a barking vicious dog.
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Robertaon Buimers
wrecAy
Masonic’ Bangust
Ackley
We. BP. Hiseradt
Grundy Canter
Glyde Hiserodt
Eatherville
Mias Stalin Wells
Alden
Mtg
Batella Carpenter
Robertson
Friends All Society
Bugle Ctty
Adison Ball
Mary Walthall
Supreme Court of Iowa
Cameron Ya O'Brien
Supreme Court
Are there other worlds beyond our universe
A fragmented excerpt debates whether other worlds exist and can be habitable. It questions if every orb is abode of life and cautions against assuming the universe solely serves human concerns, noting uncertainties about extraterrestrial life and planetary conditions. The tone resembles a speculative science discussion.
Evolution of Man From Primitive to Modern Beings
The article traces humanity from primal ape-like ancestors to later cognitive development, suggesting Earth offers the key to understanding man elsewhere. It argues that true knowledge begins at home, tracing slow terrestrial stages to understand cosmic evolution and the origin of consciousness.
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Aise Anintvatae
Tharselvon
Mammalia
Wien
Mars
Africa
Asia
Orgah
Pitts- Sarg Dispatgh
Not Won by Waiting Gageys Debt and Double Deception
John R Rogers pressed Calcraft for fifty pounds owed since a prior dispute. Calcraft lured him to a drug store to borrow money for a 4:50 train, but Rogers learned the man deceived him. The druggist denied wrongdoing, claiming no debt and offering medical advice instead. Rogers left frustrated, vowing the matter unresolved. Armory Knox Mount Vernon News notes Porter's fatigue at Post Office.
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Gageys
Calcraft
John R. Rogers
Rogers
Galcraft
Upper Broadway
Amie
Omma
New Haven
Mr. Smith
Smith
John RK
Sperate
Eaid Enenettey
Ivan
Tivarit
Adam
Sohnai Rogers
Armory Knox
Mount Vernon News
Local notes mention mills, hog shipment, and patent remedies
The column reports Martin & Son shipping a car of hogs to Chicago on Sunday. Several ads tout De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin ailments with Ellsworth Drug Co. promotion. Other items note hair care, a turkey delivery, plaster work at an industrial school, a snow scene, and various cures for dyspepsia biliousness and rheumatism with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Castoria endorsed by Ellsworth Drug Co.
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Townill
Ellsworth Drug Co
Adk
Geo. Fergerson
Fergerson Bros
Dé Witt
Ehileworth.drug Co.nan
Protheros & Robb
Hen Sbattoir
Biley
Johnny Shayer
de Witt
Ge Witt
Local notices and remedies in Ellsworth area ad copy
An assortment of 19th century ads and notices from Ellsworth and Mason City area papers. Items promote De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills, Sexafroo tooth wash, Beggs’ Dandelion Bitters, and Witch Hazel Salve, with testimonials and drugstore listings. Local society event notes and railway freight schedule changes are also mentioned.
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Nina Bates
Schuul’ Usar
Steamboat Rock
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Whitten
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Traer
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Scribner’s Magazine
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Isworth Drug Co
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Union
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Kemp
Mary. A. Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Utley
Ellaworth Drug Co
Society of Christian Endeavor
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Elsworth Drag Co
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Charity Ellaworth
Hubbard
Ellaworth Ding Co
Tnsompia
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Bert McFetra
McDonald
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Townslip
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