Lang veteran dies after long illness in Hull
Arthur Lang a longtime Hull resident and Civil War veteran died at his home after a brain abscess linked to a prior accident. Born 1835 in New London Ohio, he enlisted in 1863 with the 12th Iowa Independent Battery and later moved to Linn County, Iowa before settling in Hull. Survived by wife Francis Scott and four children, the funeral was held at the Armory with G. A. R. and Knights of Pythias in attendance.
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Arthur Lang
Hull
Comrade Lang
New London
Ohio
America
Aberdeen
Scottland
12Th
Chia Independent Battery, Light Artillery
Linn County
Iowa
Misa Francis Scott
Lena Ingersoll
Rapid City
Dak
Roy
Montana
Will
Ceresco
Neb
Anna
Lang
Linn
Sioux County
Boomer Place
Grogan
Minnesota
Armory
Hope Cemetery
J. B. Chase
Knights of Pythias
Laughis
Mino
Hor
Sage
Entertainments Amid Strange Pranks In Parner Town
A local entertainment week features a committee including A. E. Cable C. Z. Lahar and A. F. Cable guiding Mr. Maxie through pranks around town and at railroad yards. Maxie is shown in a wind mill tower with a porker knife as part of the spectacle while townsfolk observe. A youth is reportedly buried and later awakened, and crowds express satisfaction with the performances amid the Tribune note of a similar show schedule the next day.
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Iucluen
A. E. Cable
Lahar
Mosara
A. F. Cable
Mr. Moxie
Calle
Cammiftes
Mr. Maxie
Cnt
Wood
Brudson
Tribune
Prohibition and National Conventions Travel Proposals
Rail fare notices list transport options for trips to Chicago for a Prohibition convention on June 2 and to national party events in Philadelphia and St. Louis. Fares advertised include one round trip price with extensions possible for longer distances, valid around July and August, with several disruptions and misspellings in the source text.
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Chicaro
Wausaskiy
Nat'l Democratic Convunction
Tuly
Epi
Natio Convention
Republican Cluba
St. Dank
Philadelphia
Dean
No Corkscrew Needed at Kentucky Party Trick
A story describes a Kentucky Colonel who opens bottles without tools by driving the cork out with repeated bottle impacts. He demonstrates two-knife and single-hand methods, claiming air pressure exits the cork without breaking the bottle. The tale cautions readers not to bet against the Colonel.
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Kentucky
Postal tracing clears misaddressed letter to Manila
A Boston mother mailed a letter to her son in Manila on January 10 with an incomplete regiment number. After tracing through Boston, San Francisco, and Manila offices, officials reported the letter was found in Manila and addressed for delivery. County Attorney Tiallaan and State candidates Hobart clash in Sioux City convention.
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Mra Myrile Ward McLaughlin
Singapore
Manila
United States Post Office Department
Baguio
Boston
Ihe
Heston
Bin
Importa
Hering
Paghmaster
San Francisco
Ead
W. W. Montague
Alsbamy R. P
PLL
Roasion
Rostan Evening Transcript
Tiallaan
Sioux City
Repubblican
Hobart
Cheralee
Advertisement for health product and killer claim
An inexact midcentury advertisement touts a $1,000 offer for its Equal and claims Mr s Lightnin Dain Kisler killed Chatera Crompheuma tism Diphtheria or any pain. It markets a product as safe for children and absolutely pure, sold by J D Andersen.
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Lightnin Dain Kisler
Chatera
Sade
J.D Andersen
Executor appointment in Christofer Wigsadoranas estate
The District Court in Sioux County Iowa appoints the undersigned as Executor of Christofer Wigsadoranas late of Sion Catlegs Iowa. All debtors to the estate must pay promptly and all claims must be presented to the executor. the court will settle the estate after due notice.
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Sioux City
Ada MM. Glatherwick
Rock Valley
Wylie
Blatherwick Igia
Morning Side
Ube
Wistrict
Sioux County
Iowa
Christofer Wigsadoranas
Sion Catlegs
Seid Court
Debate Over Contracts Prices Loyalty and Jobs in Early Trade
A merchant argues contracts are useless and employers pay workers what they are worth. A New York merchant allegedly forced a buyer to quit after a salary rise, prompting discussion on contract enforceability and worker loyalty. Automobiles replace ponies on Texas ranches, speeding cattle work and cutting costs, with broader reform among Indian Territory ranchers.
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Motta
Geb Ric
New York
Fieria
Burer
Abe Bayer
Ana
Nisa
Weoowerre Nishiisen
Tle
Fuver
Tut
Dent Tike
Huvers
Texas
Indian Territory
Dehn G. Tennedy
Wueets County
Callie
Penney
Enem
Terido
Claremeath
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Grant Township
Dh FL Anderson
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
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Marl Miller
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Yankton
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James Jensen
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