County News and Personals Chronicle mob scene and hero Joe Louden
In a crowded street sequence a mob surrounds Joe Louden after a public disturbance at a municipal building. He walks through the mob unscathed toward safety as guards escort a prisoner. the crowd shouts “Head him off” and the scene echoes in memory as a historic incident. Local society notes include Rebekah Assembly officers, Degree of Honor degrees, and county events with names like Mrs E L Mendenhall, J J Marrin, L B Bacon, and Peter Olson.
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PCH
Robert Bogle
Peter Olson
E E Monroe
W Perkins
Blanch Kirkendall
Thomas McNamara
L B Bacon
E L Mendenhall S
Maude Zornes OW
O A Kratzer
John Marrin
For Sale At a Very Low Price Copy of Land Description
For sale at a very low price and an easy one by today’s quarter section description: W4 of the SE quarter and E of SW quarter of Section 2, Lyons township. Mail bid or inquiry to 124 Summit Ave., Shenandoah, Iowa.
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Lyons Townaip
Summit Ave
Shenandoah
Iowa
Horse Losses and Local News in Platteville Township
Platteville Township reports a horse broken by kicks from a frightened animal while baling straw. Another three year old horse died from blood poisoning. R W Stewart fears a stolen horse missing over a week. Local visits include Mrs C B Lincoln and Miss Lillie Hobson in Omaha, and Fred Slack visiting from Council Bluffs with a boy companion.
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Clyde Stout
C B Lincoln
L Cowardin
Lillie Hobson
Omaha
Fred Slack
Council Bluffs
R W Stewart
Sherman Stewart
Woodbine
Colgan
Martin’s Chapel
Rev Goodrich
Merrie Pace
Frances Shaw
Presidential Campaign Club Offer Promises Great Value
The Opinion and Chicago Daily Tribune present a one year subscription for only $3. This offer combines two major papers, described as the best newspaper combination ever made to attract readers during the campaign season.
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Opinion
Chicago Daily Tribune
Emerson Geo Fisher Heads to Nebraska After Long Stay
Emerson Geo Fisher, longtime resident, plans three week departure for Nebraska, with warm feelings from Emerson and Hastings friends. Community notes report illness common, revival meetings closing, and local marriages and visits, including Frank Cardiff and C E Ballain’s daughter wedding near town and a planned Feb fifth marriage of Robi Honeyman and Miss Mabel Eaton.
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Geo Fisher
Nebraska
Emerson
Hastings
Robi Honeyman
Mabel Eaton
Waubonsie Items Visit and Temperance Lecture
Mrs GH Dashner visited her parents last Monday. Mrs Eliza Wolf has been on the sick list. Mr and Mrs John Marley, Lafe Wolf and C W McManigal attended the temperance lecture.
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GH Dashner
Eliza Wolf
John Marley
Lafe Wolf
C W McManigal
Joe
National Grange Pushes Federal Aid For Good Roads
Ex Governor Bachelder delivering the National Grange annual address urges Congress to enact a federal highway appropriation of 50 million dollars, to be spread over five years. The plan targets widespread education and a vigorous campaign among farmers, merchants, and governments to build the nation’s highways, with broad support from industrial and farm groups.
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Bachelder
National Grange
Grange
Congress
Legislative Committee
Order
United States
Committee On Public Highways of the
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Local Visitors and Hog Cholera Hit Burr Oak Family
Burr Oak residents report a fine Sunday night. John Marley family visited Eliza Wolf. Bowerman, Nell Taylor and children from Shawnee and Wall Hill joined C W McManigal last week. McManigal’s hog herd faces cholera losses of fifty six. An advisory piece from Duncan Anderson stresses proper winter colt care with liberal feeding and daily exercise to prevent quality loss, noting three quarts oats, boiled barley with bran, ample hay, and three hours daily in yard.
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Bowerman
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Nell Taylor
Wall Hill
Nebraska
C W McManigal
Duncan Anderson
Canadian Institute
Treating Unthrifty Trees With Barnyard Manure
When trees show unthriftiness apply barnyard manure to renew vigor. Strong trees yield the best fruit and resist pests. In an old orchard spread about half a wagon load around each tree, out to the reach of the branches. Scatter coarse litter as mulch or work well rotted manure into the sod with an orchard disk.
Hints for Farmers on Causes of Poor Milk
Swiss scientist Dr. Gerber outlines factors hurting milk quality for dairymen. Poor fodder and feeding methods, dirty water, foul stable air, manure on udders, slow cooling, poor care, cow diseases, cows in heat, and mixing fresh with old milk all taint dairy output.
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Gerber
Winter Plowing Advice From National Stockman
W D Zinn argues for early plowing of corn ground when conditions allow it to prevent idle land waste. He notes soil benefits from pulverization, moisture retention, and earlier corn start, but warns against plowing steep land due to increased erosion risks.
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W. D. Zinn
National Stockman
Captain Harry New Named Republican National Chairman
Captain Harry S New of Indiana recently elected chairman of the Republican national committee after Cortelyou's retirement in 1905. since 1900 he has served as Indiana's representative on the committee and joined its executive committee in 1900 under Marcus A Hanna. A newspaper man by trade, he once published the Indianapolis Journal and earned a Spanish War brevet as assistant adjutant general of the Third Brigade. he is about fifty.
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Harry 8. New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Cortelyou
New
Marcus
A. Hanna
Captain New
Indianapolis Journal
Loeb's Little Joke at the White House Dentist Visit
Secretary William Loeb walked back to White House offices smiling after visiting the dentist. A colleague asked if he had a good time, and Loeb quipped that the dentist said he kept his mouth open too wide, noting it was the first time he had been accused of it.
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Loeb
William Loeb
Washington
White House
The Most Suspicious Ever and a Farmer Analogy
Henry Clews at the Union Club in New York praised a financier as the most careful and suspicious man he knew. He compared him to a Staffordshire farmer who, when buying a herd of sheep, checked each sheep closely to ensure none contained cotton.
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Henry Clews
Union Club
New York
Mr. Clews
De Armond of Missouri A Fierce House Debater
Congressman David A. De Armond, serving his ninth term, is praised as a strong and fierce debater. His long service is marked by defense of House rights against the Senate and mastery of constitutional argument, including the power over revenue bills.
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House
Senate
de Armond
House of Representatives
United States
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