Local Notes and Departures Across Towns
Hoprigh H W Jonson of Bingated Was listed as 4 caller Sunday. James McCullough is sick. Frank Graven hauls corn to John Mowltt. Miss Blanch Young on a week’s home vacation. Geo Scoville visited son Ray in Garwin. Miss Margret Laumer visited Estherville friends. Julius Jensen and wife with H L Iverson and wife near Ringsted. Mrs Gus Linberg dies at Boone. Harry Wahideick expects to work after returning home Friday. John Paugh’s baby dies at Jefferson. N Young and E B Paugh visit Monday. Mrs Ed Wahldick there. Postmaster General’s third assistant circulates ads urging use of government envelopes prints. Questions raised about profits and costs of stamps and envelopes. Miller has not introduced a bill to stop practice.
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H.W. Jonson
James McCullough
Frank Graven
John Mowltt
Miss Blanch Young
Geo. Scoville
Garwin
Ray
Miss Margret Laumer
Estherville
Gus Linberg
Boone
Iowa
Harry Wahideick
John Paugh
Jefferson
O. N. Young
E. B. Paugh
Ed Wahldick
Miller
Alma
Professor Tannehill, Blind Mathematician, Dead at Cedar Rapids
Professor George W. Tannehill, seventy, longtime mathematics teacher for Iowa college for the blind at Vinton, died in Cedar Rapids. He became blind in youth and was a notable figure in Iowa education. National Purity Congress recording secretary notes Burlington hosts the event in the first week of October with Judge Ben B. Lindsey among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tannehill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa ‘College For the Blind
Vinton
Tannehill
National Purity Congress
Ide B. Wise
Burlington
Ben B. Lindsey
Bank cashier arrested in Carroll bank case
Federal grand jury indicted R. E. Coburn cashier of the defunct First National Bank of Carroll for irregularities under the national banking act. Coburn was arrested with bonds set at 3000 dollars following the bank's October failure and the suicide of its president W F Culbertson.
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R. EB. Coburn
First National Bank of Carroll
Coburn
First National
Bank of Carroll
W. F. Culbertson
Grain and Provisions Prices From Minneapolis and Chicago
Grain and provisions figures from Minneapolis and Chicago show wheat contracts for May July and other months around 1.16 to 1.18 dollars. Cattle hogs and sheep prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards list ranges for good to choice beef and veal, hogs around 96.65 to 98.00, and sheep bids from 5.50 to 7.00. Additional prices cover flax, oats, corn, and pork futures with May July and Sept positions, plus butter, eggs, and poultry notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lamba
Chicago
Jane Springs
Government competition hurts small city printers
The Caldwell Leader argues that government bulk purchasing of envelopes enables low prices that private printers cannot match. It condemns government delivery of free mailed envelopes to individuals and postmasters soliciting orders, urging Congress to end this practice to protect local printers.
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Ita
Hke
Congress
Caldwell (O
Hungry Hearts Praise for a Wife in a Van dalla Leader
Mrs. Frank Frost argues that many hungry hearts exist from lack of praise for wives. A wife’s unrecognized sacrifices burden her. a single kind word can brighten her life, prevent sorrow, and keep love alive. Do not wait for her death to acknowledge her efforts.
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Frank Frost
Vandalla
Revising Game Laws and Birds in Open Season
The piece discusses revising game laws to include affinites and open seasons for shooting birds year round. It notes the birds nest year round, are domesticated, mottled, migrate rarely, with a bright female plumage and a lower flight male. It mentions capture difficulty, docility in captivity, and mating behavior plus licensing to shoot trap or trawl with no daily catch limit. It also includes an exchange praising a mother's self sacrifice.
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Britt Tribune
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Professor Tannehill
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Union Stock Yards
Windsor Hotel
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Mptly
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E.M. Thompson
E. B. Soper
A. J. Wheat
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G. Wheat
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Asurer
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Emmetsburg
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