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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
6
A motivational column urges readers to stay cheerful amid small setbacks like missed deliveries or ill fitting outfits. It counsels savoring simple domestic acts, avoiding grumpiness, and taking occasional breaks outdoors to renew perspective. Emphasizes habit of cheerfulness over complaint and practical tips for enjoying daily life despite troubles.
The fragment appears garbled and incomplete. No clear people, organizations, or events are readable to form a factual summary.
Murder suicide at the Exchange Hotel in Eldon described as a dreadful tragedy. The narrative notes a man and woman found in a room with the woman killed by a gunshot. the man injured or deceased, with details unclear from the fragment. Names and exact circumstances remain uncertain.
The Des Moines Rockford writer and agricultural expert Joe Trigg, known as the Farm Philosopher, died at his home after a long illness. He authored many pieces on farming, led by years as editor at various Iowa publications, including the Rockford letter and Grinnell connections. His death ends a prominent career in rural letters and agrarian commentary.
Anthropist Edward Klein, tied to Coffin's program, vanishes after a law signature. The Coffin scheme, aimed at ex-convicts, founded "Hove hall" to aid employment and housing, hoping to deter reoffending. Officers pursue clues as Coffin defends the project.
A Wednesday afternoon cyclone struck Winneshiek, Decorah area, injuring several people and causing extensive property loss. The $30,000 plus damage wiped out barns and residences, with homes buried in ruins and multiple buildings blown away in Locust and nearby farms. Strong winds damaged Kittle Sorenson, Eline Eltingsor, Carrie Lures, Luis Larso, and D. T. Manzi properties as one of the county's wealthiest districts suffered substantial destruction.
A dispute between brothers Robinson WRO and Dan C. ended in Dan shooting his brother at a cabin boat near the bridge. Robinson died at Mercy Hospital after surgery despite efforts. Dan claimed wine possession and resisted, resulting in the fatal shooting.
Fragmentary quotation appears to critique a man who avoids political corruption talk yet claims moral right to speak. The garbled text lacks identifiable people, places, or events for a fuller card.
Charles A. Clark of Cedar Rapids named department commander with P D B Swick Boone senior vice commander and Thomas Graham Decorah junior vice commander. A vast parade through Boone drew 3 000 to 3 500 with 19 000 delegates and visitors throughout streets. night camps held in tabernacle with speeches by Commander Mariper General Weaver Col Chas A Clark and Major Rath of Mar. Iowa Adjutant General Evman notes 23 delegates and one delegate at large for Minneapolis encampment. 391 members recorded as deceased in past year and a half. Iowa G A R finances reported excellent.
Kennedy campaign in Iowa's First District on one hundred ballots with Ken or McCord leads and withdrawals altering results. Early ballots show Ken winning on the 103rd ballot after Louisa County withdrawal. final totals reflect transfers from Carpenter and Henry voters as Des Moines and Washington areas tally support.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a department report mentioning booty gained and a burglary case. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the entry references a suspect or parties linked to theft and an official inquiry.
Ravenworth Jessie Maser, a deck hand aboard the steamer Helen Blair, fell into the river about a half mile above Fairport and drowned. His body has not yet been recovered.
A Pennsylvania railroad motive power chief, Mr Boyer, revealed funds from three to five cents per ton paid by coal companies supplying locomotive fuel. He said he did not seek the bounty, but followed department custom. Reeves and Hull admitted stock from coal interests, while noting familiarity and lack of influence over their positions.
Washington reports the house agriculture committee declined to press packing charge hearings. Thomas E Wilson for Nelson Morris spoke for Chicago packers, asserting reforms already addressed by Zorheill Reynolds and denying canned meat is boiled to refresh it. News from Guatemala and Wisconsin fire and a lightning strike also appear.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an unclear incident citing Adams and Afr in a fatal event. No verifiable names, dates, or places are readable to establish a clear person or location.
A damaged excerpt critiques Congressman Adams and shifts to metaphoric warnings about deception and decay. The piece references burial forms, double dealing, and moral decline with fragmented rhetoric and unclear context, leaving readers with a sense of political cynicism and introspection.
An advertising column touts Joan's Kidney Pills as a cure for ailments blamed on kidneys, claims a Groesbeck Texas user found relief from back pain and stones after use. The piece blends other notes on common ailments and social quips in a vintage style.
A Minnesota tornado swept from North Branch toward Wyoming causing heavy damage. At least three farmhouses were destroyed near town with several injuries reported, including Mrs. Mygran and Benjamin Lagoo. Four or more people are feared dead as physicians trace the storm’s path. Widespread devastation also hit nearby towns and farms.
Fifteen Hamline University female students in Minneapolis were poisoned after milk served for supper Monday night. The toll rose to three deaths with most others recovering, leaving a grim incident under investigation by local authorities.
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An elderly veteran, released from coffee at 72 after years of illness linked to coffee, reports dramatic health recovery after switching to Postum. He details repeated malarial relapses and a turning point when a doctor advised coffee avoidance. Since switching, he works hard daily and now prefers Postum, praising its effects and recommending accurate preparation.
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