Child Killed by a Horse in Waterloo and Other Iowa News
A four year old boy, Laverne Kleirtelter, son of a liveryman, was killed instantly when kicked by a horse in Waterloo. In Nashua, a carpenter, Charles Button, died after falling from a barn. Severe storm near Sioux City caused near fatal injuries to S Alfred Shott and W H Daly. their horse and buggy were destroyed. A family of four drowned in Bibley after the Little Rock bridge washed out. Other items include Parker trustees case in Davenport, state fair premiums totaling 23837.22, Sullivan's campaign stop in Denison, manslaughter indictment in Fort Dodge, and Sauer Kraut Day planned in Eldora.
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Waterloo
Laverne Kleirtelter
Nashua
Charles Button
Charles City
Sioux City
S. Alfred Shott
W. H. Daly
Bibley
D. Ww. Wempen
Little Rock
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Town Treasurer Absconds From Vincent With Town Funds
H J Stumpf Vincent town treasurer and prominent Fort Dodge business man vanished taking about 300 of the town funds and debts of 5000. Fort Dodge and Vincent firms suffer. bank seizes home. bondsmen to replace funds. He was last seen in Fort Dodge Tuesday and sympathy is asked for his wife and children. Lincoln to Lead Troops to Riley Des Moines Sept 14 regiments Iowa National Guard led by Colonel J R Linebloom from Ames to Fort Riley Kan in Oct for army maneuvers. 14000 troops mainly regulars. The 55th Iowa National Guard unit previously went to the Philippines four years ago.
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Fort Dodge
H. J. Stumpf
Vincent
Lincoln
Riley
Des Moines
J. R. Linebhoome
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa National Guard
Fort Riley
Kan
Iowa
Wana
Philippines
Arsenic Poisoning At Fairfield County Fair Stand
Over fifty people fell ill after drinking orange cider colored with arsenical dyes at the Fairfield County Fair. Victims received medical care as doctors labeled it arsenic poisoning. Proprietors M. J. Garvin and Frank Donnellson ran the stand. Garvin is jailed while Donnellson is missing. The fluid was dyed with diamond dyes and several victims remain in precarious condition, with one boy unnamed listed as unconscious.
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Fairfield
M. J. Garvin
Frank Donnellson
Garvin
Donnellson
Bell
Assign New Pastors in Iowa Conference Listings
Bishop Mallalieu announced church appointments for Iowa charges at Muscatine. New Hedrick pastor H N Smith comes from Mediapolis. Martinsburg gets E Hughes. W N Hall moves to New Sharon. W L Fry shifts to Cedar. Other district names and pastors listed with communities and roles.
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Hedrick and
Martinsburg
H. N. Smith
Hedrick
E. Hughes
Iowa
Mallalieu
Muscatine
W.N. Hall
New Sharon
Mediapolis
W. L. Fry
Cedar
Ottumwa
J. W. Lambert
Albia
Cooper
Attica
T. B. Coughman
Avery
R. Weese
Blakesburg
Thomas Rowe
Brighton
E. J. Shook
Batavia
J. E. Sinclair
Bussey
J. R. Caughlan
Chillicothe
A. R. Bruce
Durhan
C. E. Hawk
Eddyville
W. T. Howe
Fremont
G. M. Tuttle
Harvey
O. G. Orcutt
Highland
George Boatman
Hocking
E. Thea
Knoxville
A. S. Loveaul
Kirkville
D. F. Stiles
Lovilla
Knight
Melrose
H. F. Pugh
Moravia
L. King
Ottumwa First Church
A. E. Craig
Ottumwa Main Street
D. C. Bevan
Ottumwa Willard Street
R. L.patterson
Packwood
H. F. Gilbert
Pleasant Plain
A. B. Brown
Richland
T. H. Hawks
Sigourney
T. B. Hughes
Oskaloosa
Presiding Elder
J. C. Willits
Brooklyn
J. E. Newsome
Deep River
W. A. Longnecker
Odelta
H. T. Robinson
Ewart
J. A. Roovaart
Grinnell
A. M. McClelland
Kellogg
A. J. Bruner
Lacey
L. G. Cummins
Lynnville
Thomas Adams
Malcom
T. Phillips
Millersburg
I. J. Sarver
Montezuma
Laundry to Start by Ackley Chinaman in Darner Building
Charles Ponsay a Chinaman from Ackley rents the Darner building on South Main street and will open a laundry in a few days. He is an experienced laundryman and plans to settle permanently in Hedrick. Virgil Caldwell of Ottumwa visited town Monday. Arthur Showman recovering from malaria. Four horse press wheat drill for sale by C. A. Beck. Small Round Oak heating stoves for sale cheap. O M Durfey announces the 33d Iowa Infantry reunion will be in Knoxville October 6 7 and 8. Miss Gertrude Sykes Ida Grove to live with grandmother Mrs. Louisa Sykes. Mrs. James Roach and Miss Jessie Collins returned from Okmulgee Indian Territory. Mrs. Roach in poor health. Mrs. John Sykes Ida Grove visited C. W. Sykes. left Wesley and Ruth to live with them.
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Charles Ponsay
Ackley
Darner
South Main Street
Mr. Ponsay
Hedrick
James Roach
Jessie Collins
Okmulgee
Indian Territory
Roach
New Life Pills Promise Gentle Lawful Relief
In the ad a drug store claims Dr. King's New Life Pills gently but thoroughly readjust the body's functions. It warns misuse of the law causes pain and irregular living leads to constipation, headache or liver trouble. Stolte & Co's advertises the remedy at 25cat.
Bowen and Ritter Duo Enter Court Battle Over Fees
O Bowen and Chacey face Ritter and Dudgeon in a case over legal fees. Dudgeon and Gambell act as advising firms in the dispute with双方 citing contract terms and invoicing disputes.
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O. Bowen
Chacey
Ritter
A Pleasant Occasion at the Bottorffs
A neighborhood gathering near Kirkville honored Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bottorff with a parlor lamp and a musical program led by Ruth Hendrixon and Margaret Davis. Attendees included local residents and movers to Hedrick as the Bottorffs begin their new home.
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J. W. Bottorff
Kirkville
Carrie Smith
Dana Smith
Ruth
Ruth Davis
David Whittenmeyer
M. Fuchs
James Abernathy
Wiliam Bennett
D. Davis
Charles Smith
Frank Davis
Frank Griffith
Lem Jones
Hawk Edward Gullick
Albert Hirst
Mary Whittenmeyer
Anna Hirst
Ruth’ Hendrixon
Ella Williams
Bottorff
Hedrick
Fryer Family Visiting Garden Grove and Russell
Mr and Mrs J S Fryer Leonard Fryer and Miss May Fryer visit relatives in Garden Grove and Russell. Notes the subject has world wide fame for marvellous cures and advertises a salve claimed to treat cuts burns sores and many skin ailments with a guaranteed cure. Sold by F L Stolte Co druggists for 28 cents.
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J. S. Fryer
Leonard Fryer
Miss May Fryer
Garden Grove
Russell
F. L. Stolte & Co. Druggist
Yellowstone Park Flower Book and Iowa Central Winter Tourist Car Service
The Yellowstone Park Flower Book from Northern Pacific offers eleven real flowers from Yellowstone Park with origins and six full page illustrations of park scenes. The book costs 50 cents a copy. The Iowa Central will start winter tourist car service to Southern California October 2, with weekly departures via Albert Lea Mason City and other stops, arriving in Los Angeles Sunday morning. rates: double lower berth $6 from Albert Lea and $5.50 from Marshalltown. details from agents or A B Cutts Minneapolis.
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Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Park
Roosevelt
Chas. S. Fee
Northern Pacific Ry
St. Paul, Minn
Iowa Central
California
Albert Lea
Mason City
Hampton
Eldora
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Kansas City
New Mexico
Arizona
Los Angeles
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A Boy Rides 18 Miles For Lifesaving Medicine
A Leesville Indiana man endured deadly asthma until a controversial discovery claimed instant relief. He reports sound sleep after using a cough remedy advertised by F. L. Stolte & Co’s drug store with trial bottles offered.
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F. L. Stolte & Co
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Bimpson
Sullivan
Denison
J. B. Sullvan
Cummins
Leon McNeil
DeEtta
Clara Rasmussen
Pdetta
Hardin County
Towa
Pmallalieu
Virgil Caldwell
Arthur Showman
C. A. Beck
O.M. Durfey
Lowa Infantry
Gertrude Sykes
Ida Grove
Louisa Sykes
John Sykes
C.W. Sykes
Wesley
Mrs. Sykes
Spicer Company
Aes
Spicer CO
Hedrick, Iowa
Hedrick Drug Co
John C. Foster
Real Estate and Exchange
Carroll County
Missouri
Cedar Falls
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Nebrassas
Ebraska
Missouri -Kan
W. C. McWilliams
Marquette
Michigan
Co. L. Dean
William Miller
C.C Hedges
Ak. W. Donnell
J.C. Kennel
George Steele
Duke & Duke
D. M. Wyckoff
John H. Speirs
Competine
J.C. Hawthorne
McClure & Sharon
Bucklen
Boys
West Side
Main Street
J. F. Love
Taylor & Parrotte
Jade Kat
Kingsbury
C. L. Dean's
Hedrick, Ia
Colorado, Utah
K. Hooper
Denver
Colo
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