Adulterated Linseed Oil Case In Justice Court
On Tuesday H. Wildoy was found guilty in Justice Cameron's court of selling adulterated linseed oil and fined 26 dollars plus costs. The state chemist found 16 percent foreign substance in the oil. Justice Cameron ruled this violated the state pure food law. Wildey intends to appeal to district court, arguing the law invalid. The law makes it a crime to sell adulterated oil whether the dealer knows it is adulterated or not.
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H. 1
Wildey
Child Hurts Lips In Yard Accident
Three year old girl suffered cuts to upper and lower lips when riding a wagon down a hill. She fell into a barb wire fence at the foot of the hill and was treated by Dr. Hession. She is recovering nicely.
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Jen
Thompson
Hession
Where Did He Go
Titonka business leaders mourn the untimely departure of William Sweet a tiler who left town last week He was married and took wife and child with him He owed several merchants amounts from 50 to 60 dollars and forged two small checks before leaving leaving many local creditors surprised and disappointed
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Algona
Titonka
William Sweet
Collision Between Car And Train Injures No One
Foreman Prank Chance and his crew, traveling in a gasoline car, collided with a train on a Sunday morning near the east end of their section. The car was wrecked, with the engine broken, but all occupants escaped unharmed after jumping from the vehicle. The train was not expected to run that morning, and the crew misjudged its proximity until it appeared about 300 feet away.
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Foreman
Prank Chance
Mr. Chance
Story City
Desertion puzzle gaps in Fairmont couple tale
A Fairmont Minnesota woman arrives with her child from Bancroft Iowa seeking her husband who fails to appear. She learns he boarded the Milwaukee passenger train Monday evening and is now missing. He had worked for Ensley Smith and left abruptly, prompting inquiries as to his destination while the wife lacks funds and is sheltered by an officer at the Poster House.
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Fairmont
Minn
Clark
Bancroft
Iowa
Milwaukee
Ensley Smith
Cone
Bbei
Grarttinger Annual Clearing Sale Opens July 23
Beginning Friday morning July 23 and continuing to August 7 our annual clearing sale offers genuine reductions across all departments, with large discounts on summer dress goods, shoes, and clothing. The sale emphasizes true money savings and is well regarded by customers.
Drygoods department sale on silks and fabrics
Full drygoods store offers Silk and satin fabrics at low prices including Silesette silk 25 cents, Venetian Swiss Novelty 20 cents, Mossalin 20 cents, chiffon dots 60 cents, muslin underwear 25 to 75 cents, waists from 75 cents to 3.25, various boys suits priced, and a broad line of ladies and mens footwear with sale prices. A reduction on newest styles is noted.
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Kirkwall Zephyr
Batiste
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Graettinger Tile Works
the Merriman Publishing.co
T. D. Collins
Sherwin-Williams
Owa
Colorado
Arapahoe
Colo
Mandiwerk
Ses Moines
Ernest Horge
Champion Cattle Dairy ‘Progress
Ea ‘Liberati Corcart
Arena Tt Ab
Cena Ageni Renorye
Bimpson
Parker
Grarttinger
Drygoods Department
Clothing Department
Shoe Department
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