North Dakota Battleship Launch Dedicates New All Big Gun Vessel
The North Dakota battleship slid from the ways at noon amid steam whistles and cheering crowds. Miss Mary I Betton of Fargo broke the champagne bottle as Governor Burke watched the launch signaling a new type of American warship with the ship named North Dakota.
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Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
Mary I. Betton
Fargo
N. D
North Dakiota
Overnor Burke
Jom Burke
Geovernor
North Dakota battleship features massive twelve inch turrets
The North Dakota, echoing the Delaware class under construction at Newport News, will mount five turrets with ten twelve inch guns arranged two per turret. A long forecastle extends amidships and a stern battery of fourteen five inch guns. Turbine drive promises over twenty one knots. Also reports a football injury in Qerkville leaves Howard mith with lockjaw and a grim prognosis.
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North Dakota
Delaware
Newport Mews
North Pakata
Qerkville
Howard
Mith
Swithh
Walag
Quieting Title Notice in Batavia Lot 67 Case 1908
State of Iowa Jefferson County to all heirs and claimants of Lot 67 Whitwood Add Batavia. Andrew A. Holmes petitions to quiet title to the north 13 feet of the south half of Lot 67. Notice to appear by Nov 2 1908. failure means default and judgment. Published four weeks in Fairfield Weekly Journal. Judge C W Vermilion. Oct 21 1908.
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State of Iowa
Jefferson County
Allie D. Houghton
Allie D. Remine
Hugh Houton
Emma P. Carpenter
Emme P. Remine
Moses Remine Jr
Flaius Remine
Belle Remine
William Renwick
Anna Renwick
John Remine
Luite Remine
William Remine
Moses Reminne
Whitwoods
Batavia
Iowa
District Court
Andrew A. Holmes
Whitwood
Moses Remine
W. W. Wesday
FE. W. Humbie
E. W. Humble
Mary A. Tinsley
Mary A Tinsley
W. W. Welday
Moses Kemine
Fairfield
A. W. Jaques
Fairfield Weekly Journal
Pairfield
C. W. Vermilion
Fire destroys Ricard block owned by Justice Boggs in Fairfield
A fire in Fairfield Illinois destroyed the Ricard block the largest in the city owned by Supreme Court Justice C G Boggs. Losses totaled about 50000 with Schell and Schell bakery and restaurant insured at 1500 and Castle s feed store insured at 500 among other smaller claims. Firefighters could not save the block due to lack of water.
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Justice Boggs
The
Illinois Supreme Court
Burns
Fairfield
Jil
Ricard
Supreme Court
C. GC. Boggs
Schell & Schell
Castle’s
Mrs. Harvey's
Thompson, Ricard & Co
H. O. Brockette & Co
L. W. Kamp & Co
Walters & Harlan
T E. Mills
Darnell & Robertson
Skelton
Final Settlement Notice in Canterbury Estate Case
Notice is given that the final report of Albert L. Canterbury as executor of Barbara E. Canterbury's estate will be filed with the Jefferson County Iowa District Court Clerk by November 19, 1908. A hearing to approve the final discharge is set for noon on the first day of November 1908 in Fairfield Iowa, with Leggett & McKenney as attorneys.
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Barbara E. Caunterbury
District Court
Jefferson County
Iowa
Fairfield
Roper
Notice of Divorce Petition in Jefferson County Iowa
State of Iowa Jefferson County to A Maye Perkins you are notified a petition for divorce on grounds of adultery will be on file by November 19 1908 in the district clerk office unless you appear and defend at the November term 1908 in County Iowa by November 20 1908 default will be entered against you and Sarah E R Conner
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State of Iowa
Jefferson County
A. Maye Perkins
District Court
Fred T. Perkins
Fairfield
Iowa
No Fight on Gompers at Federation Convention
Denver Nov 10 delegates cheered Samuel Gompers as he read his convention report indicating likely re election. John Mitchell said no big fight against Gompers but possible debate on federation political participation. Gompers condemned Bucks Store and Range injunction and praised labor rights and human freedoms.
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Denver
Col
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Organization
John Mitchell
Gempers
Federation
Mitchell
Fed
Bucks Store
Gompers
Knox
Supreme Court
Hatters
Cannon
Picture of the American Woman by Herrick Provokes Debate
The article criticizes Professor Robert Herrick for depicting a sensual stereotype of American women in Together. It argues the real woman favors love and protection over wealth and ostentation, asking which portrait is truer and noting Herrick’s misrepresentation.
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Robert Herrick
University of Chicago
Great White Way
Professor Herrick
Shanghai Chamber Welcomes U S Fleet Amid Boycott Recall
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai sent a message welcoming the United States fleet, noted as notable since the chamber led a boycott of U S goods three years ago. Major General Fred Grant will visit Chicago to assume command of the Department of the Lakes. H Clay Pierce of the Waters company arrived in Austin and faced charges of bond forfeiture and swearing, set at $20,000.
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Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce of
Ad Sperry
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Grant
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
H. Clay Pierce
The
Waters Company
Austin
Pierce
Healthy plants require careful care and root germ link
The article urges addressing root causes for health issues in plants and hair. It explains canker and dandruff stem from a germ at the roots, recommends Newbro’s Herpicide to destroy the germ, and directs buyers to purchase via pharmacies and mail for samples. It mentions Detroit and price references.
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Newbroa
Detroit
Mic
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Borth Dakota
John Burke
Barries
Mary & Blenton
White House
Gaupers
Morrison
O'Connell
Lennn
Albert L. Canterbury
Leggett & McKenney
SarR_es
R. Conler
Bryan Indorsed
John Mitchell Saye
Islative
Lincoln
Edwin A. Nye
Wer
ONL
Kansas
Bowersock
Bowerlock
M.M. Speilman
Packwood, Turner &Co
Pleasant Plain
Zepny A ‘Acne As
Mar Pie
Jefferson Coun
State Bank
C A McElderry
Jentist
Thomas
James
Esidence
Leggett House
Paul Reed
Higley Drug Store
Frank Fourt
Fairfield, Lown
Sense & Mitchell
Towanos Bright
Aymatene
Bright
Foley
W- B. Burhans
G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
WY. C
L. S. Bradshaw & Company
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