Jefferson County Short Course ready to enroll December events
An enthusiastic meeting in the Library approved the Jefferson County Short Course set for December 6 to 11. William Louden, president, appointed committees for Corn School Corn Show Livestock Grain and Grasses and Soliciting. Theodore Hochuly elected secretary with strong plans to improve soil preservation and dairy department.
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Jefferson County
William Louden
Charles H. Gage
Theodore Hochuly
W. A. Book
Packwood In
Hiram Heaton
W.W Parsons
C. A. Johnston
Asa D. Roberta
Arthur Armstrong
Irvin Glot Felty
F. K. Laughlin
Ned G. Oliver Chas
Ross
John West
H. C. Alston Livestock
J.P. Manatry
Fairfield
J. G. Maneham
Grant Enlow
J.H. Richards
Ate ‘W. Ball
Craig Pattison
C. D. McPherson
Chris Blough
John Larson
B. A Gossick
John B. Stever
W. G. Burkhart
P. Chiles
T. ©. Ross
T. B. Lewis
H. W. Rider
Herbert Summers
H. A. Hoopes
J. M. Horn
W. A. Hook
Pack
Theo Hochuly
J. P. Manatry
J. Chester
E. D. ¥. Culbertson
Theo. Hochuly
L. J. Marcy
Walnut
Adam Messer
Penan
Mahion Roberts
Blackhawk
J. L. Knight
Polk
J. G. Oliver
Locust Grove
T. C. Rose
Buchanan
W.m. G. Burkhart
Lockridge
Wm. L. Bankhead
Round Prairie
J. C. Frame
Remarkable Man John A Johnson Dies in Minnesota
Special to the Journal Rochester Minnesota September 21 Governor John A Johnson dies in St Marys hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born 1861 to Swedish immigrants he built a self taught career from a drug clerk to governor, elected three times in a Republican strong state and once a potential national candidate. He left a widow, long service in public life, and a legacy of plain speaking and self education.
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Journal
Rochester
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
Lincoln
Bryan
Taft
Boston
Sweden
Gustav Johnson
Carolina Hanson Haden
John
Great
University of Association
Patrick Henry
Abraham Lincoln
St. Peter
Ben Franklin
Henry Clay
Andy Johnson
America
Senate
James Blaine
Mesaba Range
Western Federation of Miners
Bates
St. Louis County
Ramsey County
Hurricane Strikes Gulf Coast Leaves Dazed Cities
New Orleans reports sixty mile an hour winds from the West Indian hurricane causing at least four deaths and over one hundred thousand dollars in property losses. Wires down hinder full casualty tallies as Mobile fears rising tides and the riverfront suffers damage.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Congressmen Visit Hawaii Touring Islands
A party of U S congressmen touring the Hawaiian islands left aboard the Pacific Mar liner Mongolia bound for San Francisco. They inspected local needs during visits to Hawaii Maluli and the volcanic Kasi.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Mongolia
San Francisco
Maluli
Kasi
May Revolutionize River Traffic in Mississippi Venture
Dover Delaware September 21 The Mississippi Valley Transportation Company with a capital of ten million dollars was chartered here. Senator William J Stone Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri and 112 others including a number of congressmen are the incorporators. The concern will operate a transportation line on the Mississippi river and is believed to revolutionize traffic on that water.
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Dover
Del
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
William J. Stone
Champ Clark
Missouri
Mississippi River
Trafic
Elzevir Girls Host Progressive Tea Party in Parsons
The Elzevir girls of Parsons College staged a four-stop Progressive Tea for new girls yesterday afternoon. Hosts Miss Bessie Greer Miss Carrie Wisecarver Miss Margaret McKenney and Miss Florence Glotfelty welcomed guests with refreshments music and greetings before a final gathering at the Howard home on South Main Street.
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Elzevir
Parsons College
Bessie Greer
Carrie Wisecarver
McKenney
Margaret
Florence Glotfelty
Howare
South Main Street
Ohio Society
Captain Johnson Inspects Company E Small Arms Gear
Captain E C Johnson toured Centerville today to inspect Company E equipment of small arms. The marriage of Miss Kathrine Calhoun and Mr Harvey Erickson will be celebrated this evening at the bride’s home south of the city. A called meeting of the W R C is set for this evening at o'clock with important business urging all members to attend.
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E. C. Johnson
Centerville
Company E
Kathrine Calhoun
Harvey Erickso
Chapel Plans Approved for new Parsons College Building
Henry K. Holsman of Chicago presented the chapel project which Mr Barhyett approved. Construction to start soon with completion by June next year, and a cost near $30 000. The chapel will help Parsons maintain its record of a new building each year since the 1902 fire.
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Henry K. Holsman
Chicago
Barhyett
Foster
Barhydt
Parsons
Local notes and visits from the Daily
C J Sperry traveled to Gratton South Dakota for a several days business trip. Mrs Charles Keltner and children returned home from Washington after visiting relatives. William Duffey of Burlington attended a Masonic meeting in the city. Mrs John Bane of Athol Kansas visited the Robinson home in the city's west.
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C. J. Sperry
Gratton
South Dakota
Charles Keltner
Washington
William Duffey
Burlington
Masonic Masonic Order
John Bane
Athol
Kansas
Robinson
Zemo Agency Secured For Skin Cure Product
U. and Bradshaw and Co announce securing the agency for Zemo a remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff black heads and skin diseases by destroying the germ. Samples and photos of cures are available for customers.
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U. & Bradshaw and Co’s
Zemo
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