Amorg Readers Renew Subscriptions and Address Change
Hatfield Minnesota reader C Anderson renewed his Index subscription last week with a $1.50 money order. D VanWyke from Los Angeles asks to change address to 5317 South Chicago Street. John Carnforth of Salem Oregon recently renewed his subscription and praised the weekly visit to the Indies since moving to Bal er.
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C. Anderson
Hatfield
Minnesota
Anderson
D. VanWyke
Los Angeles
Garnet Street
Chicago Street
Mr. VanWyke
Lowa
John Carnforth
Salem
Oregon
Indies
John
Baler
Local Notices and Tragedies From The Ledger Era
General news includes a six year subscription offer for Hull Inpex, a Des Moines boy crushed by a machine belt, and a hunter’s accidental shooting that may kill his hired man. Also notes on the Jreton Ledger’s ownership change, theater ads for Eli and Jane, a suicide by Mr. G. M. Smith, and upcoming 1912 district court arrangements in the Fourth Judicial District with judges assigned to Woodbury Cherokee Plymouth Monona Sioux Lyon Osceola O'Brien and related counties.
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Fourth Judicial District
F.R. Gaynor
William Hutchinson
Woodbury
David Mould
Jobin F. Oliver
Oliver
Cherokee
Plymouth
Monotia
Hutchinson
Samhe
Mould
Sioux
Lyon
Osceola
O'Brien
Gaynor
Old-Time Husking Bee and Local Incidents Highlight Creek County News
A man suffered a neck injury followed by brain bleed but recovered speech and leg use after surgery. At the George Pohlman farm near Doon a 35 acre cornfield husking bee drew 15 wagons and 25 men with a generous dinner for workers. A woman picked up at Union depot in LeMars faced intoxication and later revealed a world-traveled past and dope habit. Judge Oliver delayed a saloon case decision at Rock Rapids awaiting a proper ruling, while an auto owned by John Dale near Ireton burned after school pickups. Mrs Dale and the children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pohlman
Doon
Pohlmann
Union Depot
St LeMars
Scharles
John Dale
Ireton
Draed
Local names advance aubacrip tion to the Inne
A list of individuals including George Meer dink A W Olivier KR Rene Mra J Lincoln Jacob Sumatra and A Ten Heke has advanced their aubacrip tion to the Inne since the last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meerdink
A. W. Olivier
Rene
Mra. J. Lincoln
Jacob Sumatra
A. Ten
Heke
Public Sale of Breeds at Worthing Livery Barn
The undersigned will hold a public auction at the Livery Barn in Worthing, D., Tuesday December 12, 1911 at 2 pm. Items include 1 bred Shorthorn cow, 5 young Shorthorn bulls, and 1 bred cow from American record holders. B. Quigley, owner. Miston Clara and Mary Rue were visitors from Sheldon last Friday afternoon.
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Worthing
Lowa
Sioux City
Rob
B. Quigley
Miston Clara
Mary Rue
Sheldon
Public Auction Notice for Household Goods and Livestock
Public auction at the premises on Saturday December 9 1911 at o clock sharp. Items include rockers chairs tables cupboards stove heater coal pails sewing machine lamp couch bed dresser jars hay chickens dogs a St Bernard and garden tools. Owner Mrs Ante Bregman. auctioneer E G Wer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Ante Bregman
Local School Notes and Visitor Greetings at Buena Vista
Reports from the room detail patrons visiting including James Grogtentuis Shimp and Hawkins and Rev DeJong. The third grade begins a geography textbook as Raphael the great artist is studied this week. November attendance highlighted by Roan Perfect.
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James Grogtentuis
Shimp
Hawkins
Rev. DeJong
Anna Jonker
Frank Gurming
Abna Groenveld
Seraunt
Ines
Raphael
Jesaon Periaxle
Roan
John Andie
Dora Brower
Bartell Roogard
Jerry Dykstra
Anna DeVriea
Robert de Vries
Francia DeJonge
Esther de Vries
Ming Gorzeman
Lillian Mevfoht
Hutbregtse
Angeline Hulbregtse
Albert Jenama
Gracie Stuurman
Ada VerSteeg
Willie Olivier
Ben Baonsia
John Brewer
Catherine Dykstra
Gertrude Deerr
Coba Gr
Buena Vista College
John Keele
Sidney Bongard
Julia Anderson
Fred Nymeyer
Matilda Vanden
Eunice Gronwold
Corie Schaap
Miss Slater
Sybron Robyn
Richard Kagiker
LaFollette Labor Safety Stand Reveals Railway Duty View
Washington column cites May 1906 Congressional Record quotes by LaFollette on railway employees risk and public safety. He urged an employer’s liability bill and hour limits for interstate railway workers, arguing fatigue endangers lives and warrants firm protections.
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Washington, D. C
Acesson
Laoilette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete Hennick
Rock Valley
Joe Hoeven Bult
John Sehneides
Alton
Arthur Baack
Peter Wallinga
Hull i
A. VanderVeen
Sioux Center
Aart Kloek
Hull
John Woertink
Lfospers
Myron Satteriee
Treton
Jacob Johnson
Hawarden
V. W. Peterson
Kk. Noorhoif
Orange City
Nick Vander Proege
J. Hemmingsen
E. W. Black Treton
Jacob Mouw
Nick Serck
Bruce Houston
John H. Rosenboom
Boyden
G. VanderBert
I E. R. Graham
Hell
Wm. Moret
S.A. Lincoln
Alto
R. H. Kemp
Des Moines
Rabita
Henry Jens
Traer
Joe Pesena
Persena
Jreton Ledger
Isa SR. le Howell
Valley
BE. QO. Frees
Mission Hill
Dakota
Index T. Frees
Eli
Jane
Mr. Green
G. M. Smith
Ewer
Rock Rapids
Lyon County
Mr. Smith
Good Citizens League
Schoensman Bros, Co
Washington
Fairbanks
Lt Wan
Mr. LaFollette
Wm. Shimp & Sons
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