Iowa News Briefs From Tax Sales to Stock Breeders
The Iowa Legion of Honor reports 152 lodges with 5080 members. Rail lines run cars from Edora to Iowa Falls. Newton seeks a woolen mill while a Sioux City packing house slaughters 150 hogs daily. Iowa's coal output tops 7,881,300 tons this year and oil drilling at Vinton is paused for funds. Cass county faces delinquent tax sales up to 1700. A Spencer accident left several boys in river ice. Eddie Fowler and Clarence Melendy drowned. A Burns ville lamp blast killed a 3 year old and injured another child. The Western Iowa Horticultural Society met at Malvern with large attendance and fruit displays. Iowa press counts and county data are logged. Obituaries note Hon. Timothy Day of Winchester. Iowa Improved Stock Breeders Association sessions at Ames discuss stock protection, wool growing, and contagious diseases, with lectures by Clarkson, Grinnell, Jones, and others.
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Clarence Melendy
Burnsville
Charles Brown
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Bessy
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J. B. Grinnell
Coffin
J. Kennedy
Ida Grove
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D. F. Jones
Ohio
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Phil. D. Miller
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Winterset
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Iowa City
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Major fires and accidents plague towns across the states
The weekly review catalogs fires in Millbury Massachusetts Eu Claire Wisconsin and Lowell Massachusetts with losses ranging from 30 000 to 100 000. A Peoria farmer is killed by a train near Dec 8. More wrecks robberies and a mob hanging follow in Indiana Kentucky Illinois North Carolina and Arizona with several deaths and substantial property losses.
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Wis
James H. Schnebelly
Peoria
Rowland
Helmsburg
London meetings press O'Donnell respite plea
Reports from London on December 13 describe meetings across the city supporting a respite for O'Donnell amid alleged miscarriages of justice. The St Bridgets Club at Holburn passed a resolution urging Home Secretary to grant relief, and copies went to Gladstone as defense counsel push for jury concerns and possible mitigation.
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Sullivan
Denman
Harcourt
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Lowell
Washington Matters and Indiana effort for convention shift
A Washington meeting of Indiana residents, including Gresham and New, discussed moving the Republican Presidential Convention to Indianapolis. A citizens committee and Indianapolis Board of Trade plan to press for the change, delaying action pending further consultation.
Heartbroken husband plans murder suicide with blank gun
A distressed husband reveals a plan to confront his beloved with a pistol loaded with blank cartridges. He declares he will test her feelings by threatening death, while a cautious advisor warns she could pull the trigger. Anali ees a colored baby is one of the newest things in lace pins.
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Rockville
Ind
John Bonner
Leva
Anali Ees
Kittens Adorn Hats In Whimsical Millinery Trend
A lighthearted note describes kittens perched on various hats made of felt and velvet, highlighting a playful style trend. The imagery emphasizes decorative tops and charming cat motifs.
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