The Man on the Box continues in New York
Mr Robert pursues a plan to dine at Holland House hoping to see Miss Annesley but fate and a Russian diplomat intervene. He encounters Warburton and a world of hotel intrigue as the Annesleys vanish into the city, leaving him with regret and a renewed detachment from his aim.
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Paris
Washington
Nancy
Jack
Robert
Holland House
Fifth Avenue
Fortress of Privileges
New York
Mr. Warburton
Warburton
Waldorf
Monsieur
United States Army
England
Hal
Balzac
Warburton’s
Mr. Robert
Popularity Pays for Gifts From Oriental Potentates
A witty remark notes a fortunate young lady who bought gifts from Oriental potentates via the customs house, concluding that popularity yields wealth and attention.
Four Corners County News Highlights Local Events
Ottumwa residents Amos Edmund and Miss Ethel Worley visited here while several families shared holidays with relatives in Fairfield Mt. Pleasant and Agency. A birthday surprise for J O Boyd, a Presbyterian and M E church programs, and births and engagements are noted along with church suppers and a pending series of meetings at the M F E church beginning January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Corners
Amos Edmund
Ottumwa
Ethel Worley
Ollie
Maude Berg
Jorn
Herman Bucher
Jacob Boos
Fairfield
Claude Lawson
Libertyville
Wm. Turner
Otto Gillan
John Quick
Jacob Pohren
West Burlington
G. A. Castile
Anton Noid
Freeport
Ill
A. J. Neid
Kate Schneider
Princeville
J. O. Boyd
Messrs
C. Vaught
W. Rodibaugh
W. G. Allison
H.D. Davis
S. H. Watkins
H. Yost
O. Swanson
L. Fordyce
West Point
Ellis Peebler Udell
Bess White
Davenport
The
Presbyterian Church
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
K. of P. Hall
Lulu Mason
Pandine
Agency
Daisy Grim
Chickasaw
Okla
Slimmer
M. E. Church
Jennie Slimmer
Jim, Winn
John Winn
Shenandoah
Frank Win
Blackhawk Township and Woolson News Roundup
Blackhawk Township and Woolson wishes a Happy New Year to all. Christmas entertainments were enjoyed at Woolson Friends and Pleasant Grove M E church. Miss Lurena Shelley and Mr Taylor of Nebraska wed last week. Miss May Davies returns to Cedar Falls after holidays. Wm Klingaman visited Des Moines. Center M E held revival, Seventeen converts. Pleasant Grove revival to start soon. Miss A J Nelson ill with La Grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk Township
Woolson
Woolson Friends
Pleasant Grove M. E
J. A. Casady
Fairfield
Lurena Shelley
Taylor
Nebraska
Shelley
May Davies
Cedar Falls
Wm. Klingaman
Des Moines
M. E
Pleasant Grove
A. J. Nelson
Libertyville Notes From Iowa and Nearby Visits
Libertyville Iowa residents report visitors from New Mexico Missouri and Pennsylvania. Lester Wood and family from New Mexico visit Charley Bennett while Ed Rankin and others visit A L Troxel Burlington and J N Slimmer Ferguson. New moves include Dan Peebler farming Wm Lawson property and Charley Roberts moving into Peebler’s former residence. Minnie Carlson to teach primary. Charley Webb resigns. Union meetings scheduled for the first three evenings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertyville
Lester Wood
New Mexico
Charley Bennett
Ed. Rankin
A.L. Troxel
Burlington
Lee Rowland
Ferguson, Mo
J. N. Slimmer
Oscar Stuckey
Lane
Udell
Harlie Yost
Frank Hurst
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Dan Peebler
Wm. Lawson
Charley Roberts
Peebler
Minnie Carlson
Charley Webb
Brighton Social News Highlights Visit and Travel
Brighton Iowa residents report family and friend visits over the weekend. Glenn and Earnest Peasley of Fairfield visited relatives. Miss Florence Brinton hosted her cousin Miss Nash from Nichols. Ethel Risk from near Hedrick visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Dunbar. Abe McClain couple spent days in Yarmouth with Mrs Biddle. G M Friend and son Dale plan southward travel for the winter. Ella Blackwood departed for Des Moines for an extended visit with her uncle Wilson Blackwood.
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Brighton
Glenn
Earnest Peasley
Fairfield
Florence Brinton
Nash
Nichols
Ethel Risk
Near Hedrick
John Dunbar
Abe McClain
Yarmouth
Biddle
G. M
Dale
Woman Claims Swedish Royal Lineage For Carlson Son
Mrs. C. O. Carlson, wife of a Swedish minister in Des Moines, says in Denver that her husband is likely the son of Charles XV of Sweden born to a morganatic marriage. She asserts the couple’s son is rightful heir and will pursue royal rights, noting the minister’s lack of knowledge of his royal father.
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C. O. Carlson
Des Moines
Carl XV
Sweden
Denver
Chicago
Charles XV
Enke Fru Tarnblad
Bastad
Mr. Carlson
FarmER Frank Canott Killed in Hunting Accident Near Wellman
Prominent Wellman area farmer Frank Canott died today in an accidental shotgun discharge while returning from a quail hunt. He tripped on a log, the gun fired into his abdomen, causing almost instant death. His father heard his cry. the family recently moved to the area and funeral arrangements were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Iowa City
Frank Canott
Washington
Tribune Club Offers Subscriptions For Subscribers
Tribune Club offers rates for various publications for one year including Tribune with Chicago Chronicle at 3.00 dollars Tribune with Chicago Examiner at 3.50 dollars Drover's Journal at 4.25 dollars Twice a Week St Louis Republic with Farm Progress at 1.75 dollars Tribune with Woman's Home Companion and Cosmopolitan at 2.60 dollars and Tribune with Des Moines News at 2.60 dollars. Readers may request other publications as desired.
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Tribune
Daily Chicago Chronicle
Daily Chicago Examiner
Daily Drover’s Journal
St. Louis Republic
Farm Progress
Woman's Home Companion
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Tribune and
Daily Des Moines News
Speculation Talk Reveals Cautious Forecast
A Philadelphia Press quote captures a speaker asking about a prior speculation. The reply notes a strong prospect of realizing what a fool they may have been, implying doubt and potential realization of misjudgment. The excerpt reflects caution and self awareness in financial or strategic guessing.
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Philadelphia Press
Perfume economy offers lasting brands at moderate prices
The ad promotes buying top perfume brands at close prices to pass savings to customers. It stresses avoiding poor perfumes as extravagance and invites buyers to enjoy delicate long lasting scents at moderate cost.
Education for the masses: Seerley urges arts and crafts
President H. H. Seerley of State Normal School declares education belongs to the masses and should be democratic in management. He urges arts and crafts as essential to life preparation, preventing crime, supporting industry, and improving daily living within a reformed public school system. The Register and Leader claims comprehensive Iowa coverage and wide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seerley
State Normal School
Des Moines
H. H. Seerley
State Teachers’ Association
Public Sale Details at Culverson Farm Near Fairfield
A public sale is set for Wednesday January 10 at 10 o'clock on the old Culverson place half a mile south of Fairfield along the Birmingham road. Readied items include 16 head of horses and cattle, 10 brood sows, 40 fall pigs, farm implements, 12 dozen chickens, and more. Terms require a 12 month credit for sums over ten dollars with approved security and 7 percent interest from date. cash for amounts under ten dollars. Lunch on grounds. Auctioneers Charlton & Kin tt. Clerk Clarence Hague.
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Culverson Place
Fairfield
Birmingham Road
Charlton & Kin
T. B. Allender
Clarence Hague
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