Burlington meeting notes and new county officers listed
The report covers a convention with officials including president W. R. Gritin of Monroe and secretary Ness of Balk. New officers chosen include recorders Gisadelle and others, with second vice president Tandstram and treasurer from Crawford County. The text lists names and roles from the gathering.
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Avo
Conway
Gharrington
Lore Yee
Peeters Oritts
Recorders of Te
Cue Rile
W. R. Gritin
Monroe Cone
Thoms
Cad Po Ness
Balk
Recorders
Te Moines
Erernty
Amb Trensir
Wee Ens
Crawford County
Barney Stops Bad Egg Sale
A local department official halted an egg sale after uncovering attempts to alter legal records and defraud the market. Authorities stated the operation involved a conspiracy to manipulate prices and sale terms, with individuals facing potential charges on document alteration and fraud.
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Barney
Long sleep helps woman in Iowa City drama
A Iowa City woman named Mrs. Treonsious reportedly slept for sixty-five hours after a medical condition. Doctors say the extended sleep aided her nervous system, with husband discovering her in a chair in a trance-like slumber that lasted more than two days.
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Mrstins
Towa City
Cummins Seeks Indorsement for Anti Reciprocity Vote
In a 1912 letter to multiple Iowa papers Semitor Cummins urges the Republican state convention to block delegates to the national convention and endorse Danell and associates in voting against President Taft's Canadian reciprocity pact.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Sioux City
Rattlesnake Bites Youth and Other Local Accidents
Fourteen year old Jain Cole’s son near Colesburg was bitten by a rattlesnake and survived after hours of treatment. Two women injured in a Battle Creek runaway, with serious injuries to Mrs Ratehe and Mrs Utash. Whit ten druggist C F Long burned tending spilled wood alcohol in a store fire. Aviator Aitkin fell his biplane at Fort Madison but escaped unhurt as machine damaged. Farmer Edward Casey struck by engine and carried seventy five feet. Deaths include Dr Fred Albert of Magon City after typhoid fever and Rev H F Martin chosen president of the Iowa Lutheran league.
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Joan
Jain Cole
Colesburg
Battle Creek
W Ratehe
Herrin
Iowa
Aitkin
Fort Madison
Mward Casey
Town City
Ind
Virginia Senator Mor Martin: Confederate Cadet to U S Senator
The Virginia native Suuntur Marthia, once educated at the Wingloda Military Institute, served as a Confederate cadet in the war’s last year. Now elected to the United States Senate, he has never before held or sought major political office.
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Photius
Steples
Virginia
Ineliscniereny
Wingloda
Lorimer Fund Informer Report Reveals Fund Contribute Urged
Journal records say Clarence SS Punk, Jolorimtound Harvester manager, told Chicago Record Herald editor J. UL Rolisagt he was asked to donate 1000 to a 100000 fund used to elect William Lochner to the Senate. Punk denies and claims no such request. the source notes a long, powerful political arc in the West and attendance at a Tatton festival.
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Lorimer Fund Informer
Qiarence SS. Punk
Jolorimtound Harvester Company
J. UL Rolisagt
Chicago Record
Alerald
Bre
William Lochner
United States
Senate
Edward Fines
Nil Monmire Tuiberman
Cineage
Iatch
Punk
Lilies
Gorliner
Purl
Hargent
al Er
Poral Eleles
Erie
The Kingfisher and a World of Oddities
An eclectic page describes a busy scene with beekeeping tales in a garret amid wartime letters to a king and a river of experiments. It mentions Smoky Mountains, Sierra Nevadas, and a curious tale of honey production and a playful letter about corporal punishment. The piece closes with etymology of the word heaven.
Fragmentary legal notice draft on estate claims
Unclear OCR text shows mentions of devisees or personal representatives, coer ntere, and defendants with claimants in Hindath portion. Appears to reference a court appearance before a judge, plea dates, and a public notice style with possible dates and locations but exact facts are obscured.
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Thierene
Bern
Uoen
Boavyio
Deene
Judacenet
Deere Center
Plaid Publication Notice Seeks Weekly Fayette County Readers
Dated July EMT, NEWHERRY Bios attorneys for Plaid announce approval of a faregoing orkid notice. The notice is to be published weekly in Fayette County Town auee eqete work for subsequent consecutive weeks. The notice references Payette les Worter and mentions lady Mb Thonsers and other entities in garbled terms.
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Newherry Bios
Plaid
Payette Les Worter
Fayette County
Thonsers
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Fred Albert
Magon City
Hota
Luther Vete
H. F. Martin
Iowa City
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Cattesgat
Phil Wdedphila Tater
Penniar
Christin
Weber
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de Tyrol
Austrian Empire
Dornbirn
US Poway Mayette
Ktewa
Renan Bet
Hye Stacite
Berthatton
Pdeforivnts
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Ebertsees
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Suchoother
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Webby
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Chicago Record Herald
Fayette
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