Black Hawk News Briefs and Household Notes
Black Hawk reports Karl Hewett entertained High echoo at the home Friday night. A line is said to be elegant. Meethaggartiy and children of Buollogtoo visit at Lar math. Mrs. Sepse and son, plus her Lincoln Nel. relative, attend at David biel dec. Sehoolat Noo Ss closed due to scarlet fever epidemic. four families quarantined. Miet Greer Youns from Missouri cited at the Liosett home.
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Karl Hewett
Sepse
Aleo
Lincoln
The
David Biel Dec
Miet Greer Youns
Missouri
Liosett Home
Hunters Bag Good Quail In Recent Trips
Hunters report steady bag of quail on several excursions with good weather aiding hunts. Local guides note healthy coveys and rising sightings near field edges and scrublands.
Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society to Hold 30th Annual Meeting
The Southeastern Iowa Horticultural Society will hold its thirtieth annual meeting in Washington on Wednesday through Friday November 18 to 20. Jefferson County residents expect a strong program with noted specialists and a paper by Ralph W. Lamson on fruit tree planting along the roadside. The society aims to promote fruitful gardens and practical orchard and garden management.
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Southeastern” Iowa Horticultural Society
Washington
Jefferson County
Ralph W. Lamson
Thin City
Fox
Iowa
Beckwith Good Cheer Society Seeks Orphans Home Visit
The Good Cheer society met with Mrs. W. Tourkbart last Wednesday and packed a clothing box for the Orphans Home in Council Bluffs. Misses Anna and Carrie Stever of Fairfield visited Miss Stella Clark. Ruth Larson stayed with her sister Clara Davis. A pre social is planned at No 4 schoolhouse on Tuesday night. Ernie Samuelson visited Frank McCormick’s home. Mrs Chaos Larson and children visited A. G. Edmund. Clara Davis and Irene Davis, plus Frank McCormick and Mary McCormick and Cora Davis hoped to travel to Washington Phureday for a relatives visit.
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Rebekah
Fairfield Lodge No 06
Richland
Brighton
No 96
Odamwe
Davenport
South Dakota
Kansas
Court Hotel
Lida Wilson
Harry Cohn
Ralph Maddox
Mise Swain
Bilchton
Toanner
Spyeches
Pr Dodds
Carmicheal
Sie
Perris
Richmond
Urteoten
Millet
Keas
J. A. Bright
Alupus
Kan
Mest'righit
Mra Deeds
Mra. Horn
Ottumwa
Norwood
Diuotus
Patefield
Rebekah Tee Gee
Good Cheer Society
Anna and
Carrie Stever
Fairfield
Stella Clark
Ernie Samuelson
Frank McCormick
Clara Davis
Irene
Mary
Cora Kk
Davis
Warhington Phureday
Local residents host weekend visits and building activity noted
Henry Raucher and family hosted at the Overstrum home with visitors from Burnington and Mt Sterning. Amanda Erickson and Miss J Saline visited Four Corners. Miss Temple to Donnelson for Thanksgiving. Contractors complete cement work for A Whipple at Rome and build a barn for Henry Kraft at Four Corners. George Adams rents Peterson office for a clock and watch repair shop.
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Amanda Erickson
J. Saline
Four Corners
Ro ‘Temple
Donnelson
George Adams
Peterson
Adam
Jon Larson
Mise M. E Duttweller
My. Rt
Dunlap
Rome
Neller Family Returns From Minnesota Relatives
Mia A H Neller and wife and their little daughter Rowena came back Saturday night after a four week visit with relatives and friends at their old Minnesota home near Mankato.
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Mia
A. H. Neller
Rowena
Mankato
Minnesota
Crumley Wins Jefferson County Auditor Post
Tuesday's Daily reports the Jefferson County auditor race resolved when the Board of Supervisors canvassed votes and Crumley led Labagh by one vote after correcting a Fourth ward tally error. The Second ward remains undecided pending further counting.
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Labagh
Jefferson County
Board of Supervisors
Crumley
Ballot dispute could decide Crumley’s election
In a ward a Prohibitionist marked Crumley on an Auditor ballot. The judges must decide if Ed Crumley’s single vote should count amid a contested tally that lists Crumley twice. Labagh supporters argue voided vote law. Crumley’s backers say the printed ballot showed only one name. A recount seems unlikely as Crumley could gain the edge by one vote.
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Crumley
Lin
Ed Crumley
Ale
Labagh
Crmmleys
Governor results show multiple candidates in Indiana race
Official returns list Marshall for governor with 854 votes and Watson with a plurality for Marelli of List, while Phe Soialis party candidate earns 3105 votes. Independence candidate polled votes, People's party gains 3 votes, McWhirter Prohibitionist receives 12 votes, a drop of 60 from prior tallies.
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Indianapellis
Brute
Marshall
Emo
Mas
Watson
Ep Sotto
Marelli
Phe Soialis
People's Party
Vels Ty
McWhirter
Caiakdate
Sinve Iit
Ridgely Replaced as President at National Bank of Commerce
W B Ridgely, president of the reorganized National Bank of Commerce, is to be replaced after Dr W B Ward and allies bought a majority of stock. Ward, once bank president, and supporters secured control, with Ridgely stepping down from the comptrollership post earlier.
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Kansas Ty
W. B. Ridgely
Reorganized
National Bank of Commerce
W. B. Ward
Hs Friends
Mideoly
Scientist 10 Lecture Soon By Rev McKenzie at Grand Opera House
Rev Willam DP McKenzie of Cambridge Massachusetts will lecture on Christian Science or Deliverance from Evil at the Grand Opera House Sunday evening. The talk, free to all, is sponsored by the local Christian Science church and invites broad attendance. McKenzie, educated at Upper Canada College and Toronto University, has a long background in ministry and Christian Science work.
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Willam DP. McKenziiec
Cambridge
Maso
Grand Opera House
Christian Science Church
McKenzie
Upper Canada College
Toronto University
Canadian Northwest
Toronto Mail
Knox Theological College
Auburn Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester University
Publishing Society
Christian Science
Eddy
Personal Notices Mention Local Visits and Travel
A column of social notes lists arrivals and departures including Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Louden Jr returning from a bridal tour and O. J. Kellogg resuming public life. Velma Snook heads to Davenport to address Korean mission work while Mrs. Lena J. King arrives to inspect the local lodge. A Jackson gathering at East Jefferson hosts the Cohns with relatives from Otis City and nearby towns.
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Velma Snook
Davenport
Lena J. King
The
W. KR
Fragmentary 19th Century Diplomatic Note Referred to German Chancellor
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Caracdonus Paria Urranea and a diplomatic incident. France cannot take it under consideration and the matter was referred to von Buelow the German chancellor for review.
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Paria
Nov
Urranea
Chernin
France
Recure von Buelow
Taft’s Virginia Springs stay extended to December
Hot Springs Virginia on November 10 reports that President elect Taft will remain at the Virginia Hot Springs through the first week of December if mild weather continues. The plan is to fit him for the strenuous duties awaiting him in March through riding and golf.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Virginia Hot Springs
Potc
Morse seeks bail after wealthy defendant swears he is poor
Charles W Morse, once worth over 20 million, testifies he has funds left to meet debts while appealing for bail. The U S circuit court of appeals weighs his claim and considers bail options as prosecutors reference past bail-jumping cases to argue against release.
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New York
Charles W Morse
Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Tombs
Ennce
Dail
Jatcomne Ward
Coxe
Justice Mcbarline
Dangver
Juisze Lough
Houeh
United States
Stimson
Dle
Ite
Binumenthel
Greene
Gaynor
Roosevelt Sends Congratulatory Message to Edward VII
Washington reports President Roosevelt dictated a congratulatory message to his secretary for King Edward VII on the eve of his sixty seventh birthday. The cable was sent to London but not published in the United States. In 1902 Edward sent a similar note on Roosevelt's fiftieth birthday, and the president valued that gesture highly.
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Roosevelt
King
Edward
Washington
Vii
London
United States
Robertson freed on promise after wife desertion charge
Robertson pleads not guilty to wife desertion. He jailed on the charge but released on promise to return home after wife testifies a child born was a girl, not a boy, supporting her stance.
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Robertson
Gil
Beet Echoes a Viable Look in Oakland Farm Find
Sam Hope, a farmer, grows a beet weighing nine and a half pounds. The oddly shaped root resembles a pig with its nose, toes, and tail formed by roots. The Episcopal diocese of Worthington conducts its fourth election within four months to choose a bishop.
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Oakland
Sam Hope
Worhhingston
Movement to extend presidency in NovoO sparked by amendment push
Report notes a campaign forming to allow Presidento Castro to seek another term beyond age 111. The push began in La Victoria on October 22 with a demand to amend Article 127 of the constitution to enable Castro to retain the presidency.
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Carseas
Novoo
Venereda
Presidento
la Victoria
Castro
Fires Devastate 150 Acres Near Cedar Creek
A Sunday fire caused by hunter carelessness burned 150 acres south of the city near Cedar Creek. Losses include 25 acres of pasture, 60 rods of fence for John Stever, 75 acres timber and bottom pasture for Lt Groff, 30 acres of corn for George Evans, and millet damage in Truman Smith’s shack. Land owners have formed protections and hunting on farms toward Cedar Creek is banned, with fines for trespass. Losses estimated at about $1000.
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Cedar Creek
John Is
Ste—ver
Lt. Groff
George Evans
Truman Smith
Charlies Lee
John B. Stever
R. H. Stever
George F. Stever
C. W. Whitham
Fulton
J. (. Groff
AT. Smith
E. Maulkner
Robert
Rateliff
E Ho Smith
Prospects Good for Short Course Movement Meeting
A Jefferson County gathering discussed the Short Course movement with strong turnout and pledges to boost ticket sales. Officials highlighted attractive premiums and planned coin exhibitions, urging farmers to prepare their best corn for the show and to contact Charles H. Gage for tickets.
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Jefferson
Flernoon
Poole
Flo
Jefferson County
Charles H. Gage
Political Speaker Interrupted by Coughing Attendees
Public speakers are frequently interrupted by people coughing. The text promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds claiming it prevents pneumonia and consumption. It notes the remedy contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package and warns to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
43 Pays to Advertise to the Mallo Wnerra
A brief notice states 43 paid advertisements will run to reach readers in the Mallo Wnerra region. The item notes forthcoming promotion dates and local business involvement.
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Mallo
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Lockridge
Henry Raucher
Vernant
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Hal H Brown
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Claude Texas
Dick Kerrick
O. J. Kellogg
Ray Kirkpatrick
Edgewood
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Arthur Tearle
Sadie Gibson
Birmingham
George Kirkpatrick
D. A. Ricketts
Chariton
East Jefferson St
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