Pension ruling pits federal law against Iowa rules at Soldiers Home
At the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown a clash arises between a new federal pension law and Iowa provisions. The federal rule requires pension funds go directly to the pensioner, not through the home, risking loss of state federal support. The home previously withholds for drunkards and divides funds to dependent wives, complicating disbursement and raising a dispute with Commandant Horton. F. Gillman’s farm sale is set for Tuesday October 20.
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Attendees and local notes from Migarven Omaha gathering
Mr and Mrs Jol Funk Mrs Souner and daughter Miss Effa Woolsey Elva Chandler attended Migarven at Omaha last week. Stevens of Farragut filled his Madison appointment. Mrs Chas Edgerton visited Hamburg with her mother Saturday and Sunday. Gen Huffman attended quarterly meeting at Farragut. Zuck sisters and Rich Finley joined Sunday school rally at Hamburg Presbyterian. Potato crop advancing Mrs Cal Nelson gathered hers Friday. Local accidents included Robert Chandler injury in a runaway and AG Randalls broken hay rake pole crew mishap. Blake Strait and sister riding caused horses to bolt injuring Straits elbow. doctor treated. Next question is Mrs Bina Haltsinger teaching at McMillan weekend in Hamburg.
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Elva Chandler
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Bina Haltsinger
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Sabbath devotion and dangers of Sunday newspapers
The piece argues for keeping the Sabbath through prayer, Bible study, worship, and acts of mercy. It warns that Sunday papers distract the young and undermine sacred thoughts, citing Rev. Henry Crosby on secular reading dulling spiritual focus. Notices note local residents and an upcoming sale and medical service.
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Henry Crosby
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Local Notes Show Residents Visiting Relatives and Missing Watch
Ada Connor returns home to Atchinson Nang after nursing Mrs Reid. A watch found between Main and Argyle streets may be claimed by owner proving property and paying expenses. St Joseph visitor Frans Bronson with Miss Mannie Eachus at Riverton. Charl ey Gummins seen in Rockport. Lulu Wilson of Farragut visits city relatives. CGT Murphy of Wayne county visiting friends. once worked here as farm hand. Pearl Putman and Alfred Garrett travel from St Joseph to Valentine Nebraska. Jessie Notson and mother return from Pierre. Ethel Davis travels from Shenandoah to see relatives. Winnie Miter of Farragut visits relatives.
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