Mail Trains Fast Run From Clinton to Boone
Transcontinental mail leaves Chicago at 10 P.M. over the Northwestern. The 205 mile Clinton to Boone run this morning took 189 minutes, claimed the fastest Northwest run. Four mail cars left Clinton at 1:12 A.M. twenty three minutes late. Clinton to Otis 77 miles in 68 minutes. Otis to Belle Plain 116 miles faster. Last 86 miles took 80 minutes and Boone was reached on schedule.
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Boone
Iowa
Chicago
Northwestern
Clinton
Otis
Belle Plain
For Rent or Sale Best six room brick house in Galena
For Rent or Sale. Best six room brick house in Galena. Inquire at Tribune office. Mr Vadtein has recently received a delivery horse from Chicago. The animal was purchased at the stock yard by his son Wilbur.
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Galena
Tribune Office
Vadtein
Chicago
Wilbur
Traction plans framed by Chicago civic defense
A long clipping lists local visitors and residents in Hanover, Scales Mound, Hazel Green, and surrounding towns, including Mrs. Sarah Gray and Miss Clara Stephan. It notes social calls, visits to hotels, a Co M banquet, and a speaking extract from Judge Dunne on Chicago’s municipal ownership, plus crime and tragedy items from Joplin, Madison, and Boscobel.
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Judge Dunne
Chicago
America
New York City
New York
Death in Freight Car At Green Island Believed Michael Quigley
A man burned to an unrecognizable mass in a Green Island Bellevue freight car is believed to be Michael Quigley age 25 of Bellevue. He boarded a southbound train Wednesday with a plan to go to Davenport and lit a fire in the car. He left with liquor and dice and a collar spring found with the remains. A northbound conductor sighted a man in a burning car whose description matched Quigley. He is a son of Mrs. Mary Quigley of Bellevue.
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Green Island
Bellevue
Michael Quigley
Quigley
Davenport
Mary Quigley
Fie Job Work at the Trifune office
The note discusses prompt service and mentions the cost of maintaining the British navy at about 175000000 dollars per year. It provides little other context and reads as a fragmentary historical update.
Church Services and Local Notices in Galena
Tomorrow's worship schedules include St Mary's German Catholic, St Michael's Beach Street, First Presbyterian led by Rev Ralph Maclay Crissman with 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. services, plus organ recital and Sunday school. First M E Church holds standard hours with sermons on The Church at Ephesus and The Constraining Motive. Galena Baseball executive reports Hank O Day of Decatur approves contract to manage, with star signings and rosy outlook for season. Prof U S Grant and team prepare eight district maps for Wisconsin Geological Survey detailing lead and zinc regions with three sheets each showing geography topo geology and drainage.
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Galena Baseball Organization
Hank? O'Day
Decatur
Galena
O'Day
U.S. Grant
Wisconsin Geological’ Survey
Southhwest
Wisconsin
News of the City items from Logan hotel to Galena events
A collage of local notices details a Logan hotel dining room job, barbershop post, and services. Mrs Lungwitz’s funeral attendance near Dubuque. new shoe repair machinery. a 21st birthday gift watch. a Hazel Green resident moved for hip injury treatment in Platteville after a sidewalk fall. depot renovations and boat house plans.
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Hazel Green
Galena
Platteville
YMCA Meeting Address By Mr W Js Stewitof Dubuque
Mr W Js Stewitof Dubuque will address a men’s meeting at the YMCA Sunday at 3 00 pm on The Need of The Times A solo by Mrs Henry Geiger All men invited Invitations for Booster Club banquet at the YMCA next Thursday require return cards to help the committee prepare for guests
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Co. M
Edward Kelly
Madison
Wis
James Crowley
Jackson Street
W. Js. Stewitof Dubuques
Young Men’s Christian Association
Henry Geiger
Booster Club
Getting the Money Anyhow
Baxter confronts Carter about an uncle’s will and his cut of the inheritance. Carter admits the issue but hopes to delay until the uncle continues playing bridge with him for a few weeks longer.
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Baxter
Carter
Galena Amatuers Beat Galena High In Season Opener
The Galena Amatuers defeated Galena High School 10 to 6 at the fairgrounds in the opening amateur baseball game. Lineups included Hemrich eatcher and R Groves for the Amatuers and Al Grady and C Scott for the High School. The Amatuers, newly equipped with new uniforms, touted a season with plans to make themselves heard. Other items note the steamer Kit Carson first through the Dubuque draw bridge this spring and visiting Cassville residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnes.
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Galena High School
al. Grady
C. Scott
G. Birmingham
L. McDermott
BE. Leekley
C. Barnes
W. Kirk
A. Haynes
G. Schmidt
Galena Amatuers
Kit Carson
Dubuque
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Elgin
C. Kraehmer
Dubuque and
Books Monthly
Advan
Eral
E.w.kempter
Sarah Gray
W.T. Hodson
Hanover
Henry Mulfinger
Chas. Koepeke
West Galena
Anton Scharf
Rice Township
Clara Stephan
Scales Mound
J.M. Berryman
Henry Taman
Mrs. Thomas Ward
Annie Gentz
Grant
J.M. Jostad
West Salem, Wis
Charles Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Iva Edwards
Miller School
Hanover Township
Oliver Edwards
R.F. Beil
Herman Genz
Irene
Dora Meeter
Elizabeth
Mrs
Catherine Meeter
Nellie L. Smith
Baraboo
George
Louis Casey
Joplin
New Deal
Clark
Missouri
Boscobel
Bertha Childs
St. Mary’s
Franklin Street
Wm. Bally
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Beach Street
J.E. Shannahan
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Maclay Crissman
Christ the Center of All Things
Junior Endeavor Society
Senior Christian Endeavor
Ephesus
Logan Hotel
Paul F. Gerlich
Wm. Woolweber
Chicago and North Western
Sheriff Whitmore
Red Wing
Minn
D.G. Gehrig
Dyersville
Charles Asmus
Wm. Waddington
Lungwitz
Chas. Groves
Harry Trantwein
Ymca Notes
Hemrich Eatcher
R. Groves
R. Keating
S.S. A
Arthur G. Barnes
Cassville
Barn
James Kane
Third Street
AAA
Miait Beaton & Co
Smith Brussels
Axtminster
Bagdad Wilton
Larry Bros
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