Randalia Area News Roundup of Visits and Weddings
Randalia and vicinity notes list numerous visits and family gatherings across Randalia and Oelwein with residents visiting relatives in Hawkeye Elgin Mansfield and Fayette. Mr and Mrs Monroe wed in Miles City Montana and will reside at Fort Keough while other readers attend Christmas and New Year services and school holidays.
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A. B. Blunt
Miles City
Mont
Mra Monroe
Fort Keough
S Jong
Rose Hastings
P H Hastings
Lima
Smith
Sumner
Lyona
Local Family Visits The Oelwein Area During Holidays
Center Grove families including Robert Davis his wife and son Ray visited Oelwein last week Harley Fridley and wife spent Sunday with his parents George and wife Charley Strong visits daughter in law Amelia Strong at Wadena Josiah Davis wife and son took Christmas dinner with Clarence Braden DB Cannell wife and daughter Flossie spent Christmas with their son and brother Dar sey Cannell George Davis and family are visiting relatives in the vicinity
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F Clark
W B Clark
Bloomington
Hil
J E Holmes
Clarion
Walter Whitford
Elkader
Beman
KW King
Harl
Waltham, Minn
W. W. Whitford
Fay Potter
Oelwein
Gera Herrell
P H Schlatter
Sumner
Adama
Keith Anderson
A P Johnson
Smithfield
L Owen
Bon ‘Turner
Arthur Fordyces
Charles Slifer
Touraday
Maryland
Charles Proctor
Sidney Nonenschwander
Mre BJ Lyonsie
Minnesota
Claude Holmes
Harmony Mino Fe
D N Holmes
Center Grove
Robert Davis
Ray
Harley Fridley
George Fridley
Charley Strong
Mra Amelia Strong
Wadena
Josiah Davis
Sona
Clarence Braden
DB Cannell
Miss Flossie
Darsey Cannell
George Davis
Dr Miles Liver Pills Advertises Easy Natural Relief
A bank cashier, A L Wilson of Sparta Tl, testifies that Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti Pain Pills give immediate relief from headaches without griping or irritation. The ad promotes ease of action, non habit formation, and a money back offer if the first bottle fails.
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Miles
A. L. Wilson
Sparta
Wilson
First National Bank of Sparta
Georgia Governor Candidate Joseph M Brown Prominent
Joseph M Brown, recently nominated for Georgia governor, has prior service as state chief executive from 1909 to 1911. The Democratic primary featured three candidates. Brown is seen as a strong favorite to win the November 12, 1912 election. He is the son of former war governor Joseph E Brown and studied at the University of Georgia and Harvard Law School.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Brown
Joseph E. Brown
United States
University of Georgia
Harvard Law School
Piano Tuning Note From Box Fevtive Company
Partial OCR reads W. Crass from Paysite in Iowa describing voicing 1.0 for piano tuning. The fragment mentions a tuning event or instruction at Box Fevtive Company with unclear context and names.
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Teave Crore
Fevtive Company
W. Crass
Ap Paysite
Lowa
John P White Re elected UMW President Claims Victory
John P White announces his re election as president of the United Mine Workers, asserting a clear victory amid ongoing labor leadership tensions and union governance debates.
White Claims Re election In United Mine Workers
John F. P. White of Oskaloosa Iowa, president of the United Mine Workers of America, asserts victory in the race for president over T. L. Lewis by a majority near fifty thousand, signaling a strong win and renewed leadership.
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United Mine Workers
Saya
John FP. White
Oskaloosa, Ia
United Mine Workers of America
T. L. Lewis
Muscatine Case Referred by Labor Leaders
Labor leaders brought affidavits to Governor Carroll seeking malfeasance charges against Muscatine police chief Fred W. Hoffman and four county officials over their roles in the button workers strike. Carroll will consult with Attorney General Cosson. affidavits cited two Supreme Court rulings recognizing the right to picket in labor disputes.
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B. F. Carroll
Fred W. Hoffman
Muscatine
Muscatine County
A. L. Urick
State Federation of Labor
B. W. van Duyn
Carroll
State House
Hoffman
David Vanatta
G. H. Thompson
W. 8. Hill
Fred Carl
George Cosson
Supreme Court
New Moon Law Questions Reach Attorney General
Two questions prompt AG interpretation of the Moon law ruling. In Town City the council granted blanket consent for nine saloons, four exceed the 1 to 1,000 ratio. which petitions survive and which are void. In Denison a saloon already over the ratio operates under a canvass act, seeking continued operation to the five year limit.
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Town City
Denison
General Assembly
Car Struck Carriage in Iowa City. Woman Killed
Mrs. Wm. Springmeyer aged 80 of North Liberty died instantly when a street car struck the carriage she and her husband rode in at Iowa City. Her husband, 35, was probably fatally injured. They were traveling Bloomington street as the northbound car on Dubuque street approached. the couple drove onto the track, reportedly unaware of the danger.
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Iowa City
Wm. Springmeyer
North Liberty
Towa City
Springmeyer
Bloomington Street
Dubuque Street
Saloons Are Weeded Out in Several Towns Under Moon Law
Denison Indiana revoked two of its five saloon permits to comply with the Moon law. Wall reduced from three to one, Charter Oak from three to one, and Sebleswif also to one. Other towns in Ford County cut saloon numbers to meet the requirement as well. A foreman was struck by a hit and run and a train incident injured another worker.
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the of
Wall
Charter Oak
Sebleswif
Ford County
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