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Yeoman Society Board Seeks Removal of J. J. Paul
The Pauls face trouble as the Yeoman Society board declares J. J. Paul incompetent to manage the group and moves to remove him from office. courts are appealed to.
Bride to Be Aims for Couple by Atlantic Store
An Atlantic store advertised everything the would-be bride needs and an Augusta woman wrote to the store seeking a man, reflecting local courting customs and shop culture.
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Augusta
Roosevelt to Call October Congress Session on Rates
Washington correspondents say President Roosevelt will convene an extra session in October to tackle the rate question. They believe he will press the issue, while noting the senate committee has been captured by the railroads.
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Pennsylvania Man Pays Wifes Clothing Bill After Divorce
A Pennsylvania man is ordered to cover a $3,000 clothing bill for his ex wife. Legal observers note that similar financial orders in divorce cases could influence future petition rates.
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Pennsylvania
Advertising cyclone cellar sites in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma a campaign promotes fine sites for cyclone cellars with nearby land suitable for building a house if desired. The notice highlights available plots and the option to erect a dwelling on the property, appealing to residents seeking storm shelter and residence expansion.
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Oklahoma
Rainmaker's Odds in Two Continents
A man who reportedly received $1,000 to cause rain in California is linked to a broader claim of weather manipulation. The remark mentions potential similar schemes failing across Europe, implying ongoing doubts about such rainfall promises and their efficacy.
Couple Marries Again After Forty Four Years
A bmensas-Guy couple tied the knot for the third time in forty four years. The bride humorously ponders finding a new adjective for the wedding as a New York clergyman calls Jacob Isaac and Moses myths. The writer notes the clergyman’s long life may spare further debate on the matter.
Ohio Judge Sends Ex-Congressman To Eight Years Penitentiary
Town officials should note that an Ohio judge has sentenced a bank cashier to eight years in prison for issuing a draft without funds. The punished president was a former congressman, county treasurer, postmaster at Wooster under Cleveland's first administration, and collector of internal revenue in Cleveland during Cleveland's second administration.
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Cleveland
Critique of High President Salaries in Life Insurance
The author denounces life insurance presidents earning $100,000 annually as unjust. He argues they are favored, work few hours, take long vacations, while minor officials and clerks perform real labor for little pay. The critique highlights frenzied robbery, especially in cities like New York.
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Passenger agents predict the greatest outing season on record
Passenger agents forecast a record outbound travel season as the main travel promoter prepares to press hot on the bills and likely will be out accordingly.
Knights Go Over The Mountains To San Praneciscos Conclave
In late August grand trains of Knights Templar and friends travel over the Rocky and Sierra Nevada to the Pacific coast for the Triennial Conclave set for September 5 to 7. The Rock Island System issues a folder detailing the trip with applications via Mr. G. Farner, Division Passenger Agent, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Epworth League Route Picked for Denver Rally
The Transportation Committee of Iowa Epworth League selects Rock Island System as official route Omaha to Denver for the Grand International Epworth League operation. Tickets priced 15.06 to Omaha Denver round trip via special trains from Omaha July. Contact Geo I Hanffman or Jno G Farmer for details. sale bills available at the Times office.
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