Abner 44694 Draft Horse to be Sold in Libertyville 1905
This imported French Draft Horse named Abner 44694 will be shown at J. H. Richards barn two miles north of Libertyville Monday Tuesday Wednesday and at C. Springer barn in Libertyville Thursday Friday Saturday weekly. Owned by Libertyville Horse Co. Weight 2000 pounds age 7 as of April 6 1905 jet black with fine action and strong foal producing reputation. Terms 12 dollars to insure a colt. Care not guaranteed against accidents and insurance void if removed from county. Horse and pedigree available for viewing. apply to the manager.
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J. H. Richards
Libertyville
C. Springer
Libertyville Horse Co
Rates to Asbury Park Offerings and City Ticket Offices
The notice lists fares 21.45 to Asbury Park New Jersey 21.35 and return via Nickel Plate Road with sale dates June 29 30 June 1 2 and July 1 2. Return limit August 31 by depositing ticket Chicago City Ticket Offices 111 Adams Street Auditorium Annex Depot La Salle and Van Buren on Elevated Loop.
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New York City
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Adams St
Auditorium Annex
la Salle and
van Buren Sts
Fairfield Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms for one year in advance six months and three months with prices. The notice appears under publisher P E Boesen on the weekly paper and notes second class mail status and a slogan about ink and thought.
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Fairfield
Alumni meeting at St Benedicts College Atchison Kans
The editor attended the St Benedicts College alumni gathering in Atchison Kansas last Tuesday. The program ranged from business to music baseball and a banquet with toasts. A fellow newspaper man C L Rutt from St Joe won honors with a speechивание but Dinkelspiel quip sparked a witty exchange.
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Atchison
Kansas
the Tribune
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C. L. Rutt
Missouri
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Dinkel
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Rutt
Chariton
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Fairfield
A College Education Debate Spurred by Tragic Suicide
The piece argues against college education citing a college graduate's death by his own hand. It claims the graduate's note implies his education was ill suited for life and critiques the notion that higher learning guarantees preparedness for the world.
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Chas. Lottridge
Reflections On Education And The Post Office Debate
The author critiques a failed student who lacked discipline and education. He argues higher education broadens the mind and strengthens character, calling it the rock of civilization. The piece shifts to a post office issue, questioning a government contract and the fairness of Washington’s actions.
Roosevelt and Kaiser in the limelight over peace and politics
In Washington, the writer credits Teddy Roosevelt with shaping a peace conference by prompting a meeting note between the two nations. The piece then contrasts Roosevelt with the Kaiser and critiques Norway, Panama, and U.S. rail rate policy, warning of Republican maneuvers to burden the public and shield protected interests.
Wreck On The Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited
The Rocky Mountain Limited train No. 42 ran into a switch left partly open at Downey Iowa five miles east of Iowa City. Engineer Barnhart was killed instantly, brakeman Morse injured, fireman lightly hurt. Passengers uninjured. cars scattered but no major damage. Conductor Nicholas in charge. engineer left a wife and three children.
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Iowa City
Rock Island
Downey
Barnhart
C. D. Morse
Nicholas
Crop Bulletin Week Ending June 26 1905 Des Moines
The week saw alternating warmth and cool with below normal average temperatures. Rainfall varied with a small area of moisture excess. corn growth is healthy and stands are better. Spring wheat heads with little rust. oats vary from light to heavy. barley heads nicely. clover is heavy. timothy weak. potatoes show hopeful yield. apples fair in north, poor in south.
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Des Moines
Timothy
Fashionable New York Woman Arrives for Divorce in Sioux Falls
Mrs William Rhinelander Stewart a stylish New York divorce colony member arrives in Sioux Falls with thirty five trunks the largest tally yet and buys a cottage with plans to add two rooms in the city.
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New York
Sioux Falls
S. D
William Rhinelander Stewart
South Dakota
Army Uniforms Open to Any Man, Navy Also Not Barred
A newspaper note states that law does not prohibit wearing army or navy uniforms by civilians. It explains if one can arrange a proper tailor deal, there is nothing preventing adoption of the uniform. The item mentions a case of an officer allowed to resign “for the good of the service.”
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Uniformed ranks and lawful combat attire debated
The article discusses the persistent wearing of military uniforms by civilians with money to purchase robes and the public display of rank. It notes initial belief about forcing removal of shoulder straps and, after studying the law, concludes nothing can be done to prevent such displays.
Were Born Near Each Pole
Clarion Iowa residents Mamie Sill born near Hammerfest Norway and Lewis R Felton born at Port Stanley Falkland Islands live in Clarion. Felton is grandson of Hon J E Rowan US consul at Port Stanley and keeps Clarion home when not serving abroad.
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Iowa
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Antarctic Circle
Mamie Sill
Hammerfest
Norway
Lewis R. Felton
Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
J. E. Rowan
United States
Mr. Rowan
Farmington Shooting Injures Doeling By Stray Bullet
Arthur Doeling was shot in the back of the head while in his front yard. doctors removed a .22 caliber bullet and the wound is not serious. The bullet likely came from the nearby park where someone was shooting birds or practicing.
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Farmington
Arthur Doeling
Kirkpatrick
Ames Instructor Goes to Purdue
Prof. G. I. Christie, who has served as assistant in soils at Ames for two years, has been elected to a position at Purdue University Indiana. He will lead experiment work and college extension work in agronomy, starting July 1. Christie graduated from Ontario Agricultural College in 1902 and from Ames in 1903, and has held his Ames post since.
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Purdue
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Indiana
Christie
Ontario Agricultural College
Gillette Wins Annapolis Cadetship After Third Try
Claude Gillette of Cherokee Iowa, chosen as the Eleventh district cadet by Congressman Hubbard, passed naval academy exams after a third attempt. He originally ranked highest among 63 applicants but failed the physical. after a minor operation he rejoined exams and was accepted.
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Cherokee
Claude
Gillette
Congressman Hubbard
M. D. Gillette
Naval Academy
Alleged Train Wrecker Released at Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa June 26 Mike O'Brien arrested on the charge of attempting to wreck the Hagenbeck circus train Saturday morning was released this morning Detective Melchert failed to appear against him The detective said the trial would detain many show members who would be forced to appear against O'Brien and he preferred releasing him O'Brien was rearrested this afternoon for drunkenness.
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Fort Dodge
Mike O’brien
Melchert
Hagenbeck
O’brien
Fatal Crossing Crash Near Buffalo Iowa Claims Two Lives
Mrs Mary Richlen was killed and her brother-in-law Anthony Richlen injured when struck by a Milwaukee passenger train near Buffalo Iowa on June 22. Mrs Richlen died hours after being taken to St Luke's hospital.
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Buffalo
Davenport
Mary Richlen
Anthony Richlen
Richen
St. Luke’ Hospital
Clinton man pleads guilty to bigamy in Fort Madison
W Galloway of Clinton Iowa confessed to bigamy after marrying a Fort Madison girl while still married and with seven children in Clinton. He pleaded guilty and received one year in prison at hard labor.
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Fort Madison
W. } Galloway
Clinton
Electric Bitters Restored My Health in Cher okee Case
Patient C. F. Collier of Cher okee Indiana suffered from severe kidney weakness and backache. After using Electric Bitters he reports restored health and recommends the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Guaranteed by Frank S. Shriner. Price 50 cents.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Frank S. Shriner
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