Humeston Man Killed in Montana Snow Wreck
In a blinding snowstorm at Young’s Point Montana last Friday H C Gamble of Humeston was among the fatalities. Fourteen other deaths are reported from a Burlington No 16 collision with a freight train four miles west of Parks City. The wreck occurred amid heavy snowfall, with many injured and feared buried under debris. Gamble, 48, a Civil War veteran, left Humeston for Washington state where his son Elmer had been visiting home. Funeral plans in Humeston were set for this afternoon at the Methodist church.
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Young’s Point
Montana
H. C. Gamble
Humeston
Gamble
Elmer
Gamble Wty
Humphrey
Carrie
Arthur
Edith
Charley
Massachusetts
Rev
Ross
Parks City
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Lagman
Inertia and Momentum Defined by a School Lad
A Decorah Republican reader shares a playful schoolyard definition of inertia and momentum. The boy states inertia is something that won't go and momentum is something that won't stop, offering a simple contrast in named terms.
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Decorah
Loretta Bullock dies at 81 in Cambria residence
Loretta Bullock born Loretta Bently in Chemung County New York February 8 1827 died at her home one mile north of Cambria September 18 1908 aged eighty one years seven months ten days. She married Calvin Bullock in 1844 and had seven children two sons and five daughters. Her husband died December 31 1885. She joined Beachill Baptist Church in 1850 and Cambria Baptist Church in 1864 where she lived a devout life. Funeral services were conducted in the Cambria Baptist church September 19 by Rev J TH Perry Corsdon and Rev Edwards of Osceola.
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Loretta Bently
Chemung County
New York
Cambria
Bently
Calvin Bullock
Wnen
Otter Land
Bullock
Imperial
Neb
Isaac Bently
Sargent, Neb
Aulen
Cambria Baptist Church
J. TH. Perry Corsdon
Edwards
Osceola
Peach Raising as Profitable in Towa
The article notes renewed interest in growing peaches in Towa, comparing it to past discoveries and noting Iowa’s rich soil. It recalls historic peach orchards and argues that temperate-zone crops, including peaches, can be financially successful in Towa with proper cultivation. It emphasizes shifting attention from corn and pork to diverse fruit farming.
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Towa
Kan Cit
Missouri
Iowa
Delaware
Michigan i
Surprise fruit shower for Rev and Mrs Ross
A Wednesday morning gathering turned into an evening surprise for Rev and Mrs Ross at the M E parsonage. Seventy attendees lowered lamps and spent the evening socially.Music by Miriam Ross Myrtle Clark and hymns followed as fruit gifts were left to stock the pastor's table.
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M. E
Puritan Cafe Opens Near Opera House Block
Puritan Cafe opens for business Saturday as the second door south of the Opera House block. Proprietor Geo Emler will run the cozy new spot, promising excellent service and a high standard of upkeep to earn public admiration.
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Puritan Cafe
Geo. Emler
Death of Elmier Gamble Two Decades Ago
An unknown man about twenty three was killed by a Northern Pacific train last Tuesday afternoon near Tacoma. The body, found along the track, was identified only after clothing and pockets yielded a card. A Chicago firm later denied any link to Gamble. Iowa seller Hart was notified as the lead to identification, with no further word by press time.
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Tribune
Elmier
Wim
Short
Tacoma
Wittaeeral
C. Bartholomew
Wnd
Spartak Co
Rooth
Chicago
Gamide
C. J. Hart
Humesten
Iowa
Hart
Sunflower Wisdom and Local Tidings Echoed
A column blends sage advice on health and mood with a flurry of local notes from Sunflower Wisdom. Giants of small towns are cited as neighbors share jokes, prescriptions, and cautions. Reports list births, deaths, visits, travel, sales, and political notes from Corydon and nearby communities.
Ticket Show Rule for Boarding Trains Stirs Iowa Area
Traveling men and trainmen protest a Western Pacific rule requiring every boarding passenger to show a ticket before mounting rear steps. The rule takes effect October 15 across Iowa and neighboring states, with some stations closed after night hours, raising concerns about delays and handling with luggage. Proponents say it prevents boarding the wrong trains and ensures fare payment, while critics fear longer boarding times and discomfort for travelers with heavy luggage. The Des Moines business crowd and Enamel Concrete Co. in Chariton showcase new cement brick machinery weighing 70,000 pounds, capable of producing 40,000 enamel-edged bricks, with plans to sell rights nationwide for 850,000.
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Tuwa
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minesota
Arkansas
Yeon Journal
Des Moines
Enamal Concrete Co
Oren Ruffcorn
Weldon
Decatur County
Ruffcorn
Ruficorn
Surprise Party Honors Her Daughter on Birthday
Mrs. hosted a surprise party Thursday evening in her daughter’s honor. After guests arrived, the guest of honor was called home by phone. Attendees included Bernice Hines, Laver Bolon, Mary and Leona Silvers, Freda and Frata Greenlee, K Saini Heskett, Syble Stevens, Lavetta Line, Helen and Wilma Richards, Vaughn and Madeline Silvers of Lersy.
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Heravorite
Mrs. Dage
Bernice Hines
Laver Bolon
Mary
Leona Silvers
Freda
Frata Greenlee
K Saini Heskett
Syble Stevens
Lavetta Line
Helen and
Wilma Richards
Vaughn
Madeline Silvers
Lersy
P. E. O. Picnic Held At Arnold Home Last Night
The annual P. E. O. picnic was hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Arnold last evening. About fifty guests attended and everyone enjoyed fried chicken and other dishes. The event was described as exceedingly pleasant with ample hospitality.
Buckwheat Crop Outlook Across Iowa Counties
Crop reports from Iowa districts show Winnesheik county boasting strong buckwheat and maps crop prospects, with harvest underway in Woodinville hampered by drought. Nearby counties report decent millet and Hungarian hay, while Appanoose County yields encourage.
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Towa
Wiet
Chappel
Iowa
Winnesheik County
Woodiniry
Appanense
Hasbrouck and Son Buy Fine Angus Cattle at Sale
Hasbrouck and Son attended Silas Igo’s Angus cattle sale at Pahmyra and purchased three head for their herd. One is a four-year-old Blackbird cow bred to Black King of Woodlawn, a half brother to Danshnes 8510 International champion Black Woodlawn. The other is a Pride cow or calf at foot, with pedigrees linked to Woodlawn Elfin and Homedale Blackbird, highlighting high-quality stock intended to boost their farm’s reputation.
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Hasbrouck & Son
Silas Igo
Pahmyra
Black King of Woodlawn
Danshnes
Black Woodlawn
Nga
An Unusual Play at the Opera House Tomorrow
An unusually intersting drama titled A Royal Slave presents strong situations and human heart interest. Critics call it one of the best and it will be shown at the Opera House tomorrow evening.
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Opera House
Frost Ends Warm Season As Iowa Reports Early Killing Frost
Sunday night frost swept across the state, with freezing temps breaking records in places like Des Moines at 33 degrees. The early frost threatens crops, ending leaf season, halting late vegetables, and reducing corn yields in low lands while pastures gain rain value after a long drought.
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Tate
Des Moines
Esthers
Deotober S
Chappel
Jack
Jack Frost
Chariton Herald Sold to Local Partners
S. M. Greene has sold the Chariton Herald after eight years to S. L. Robinson, formerly of the Coin Gazette, Paul Junkin of the Advertiser, and Charles in of the Fairfield Ledger. Editorial and business management will be under Mr. Robinson’s supervision, with possession to be given soon.
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S. M. Greene
Chariton Herald
S. L. Robinson
The
Coin Gazette
Paul Junkin
Advertiser
Charles In
Fairfield Ledger
Oftes
Mr. Robinson
Wilma Barker Celebrates Birthday At Home
Mrs. A Z Barker hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Wilma’s twelfth birthday. Guests including Tes Taylor Lole Bots Goal Bow Gretta Wet Wete x Ber Taylor Harriet McKiblen Clavar Bolton Bernice Hines Elise Put nn am Velma Kyner Lavera Clever Pearl Fristoe attended the gathering with light refreshments and cheerful festivities.
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A. Z. Barker
Wilma
Tes
Taylor
Lole Bots
Gretta Wet Wetex
Ber Taylor
Harriet McKiblen
Clavar Bolton
Bernice Hines
Elise Putnnam
Velma Kyner
Lavera Clever
Pearl Fristoe
The Reasons Why Humestun Merchants Stocked Up
The Humestun merchants have laid in ample fall and winter stock to serve the season. Their preparations cover the trade period with complete inventories and ready goods. It promises solid value for customers who shop there.
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Sunflower
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Av Kubek
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James Finney
Tawi
Steri Q Gn
Colorado
Oscar Henry
Prunsis
Flach
Wo. Livingston
Davis City
Av Oanfant
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T. H. Daily
Corydon
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Freed Miedlebruck
Alexander
Corda
He Ygton, Kansas
Henry Wilcox
Mrs. Harkness
Fairfick
Samuel K. Gwian
A. J. Harrison
Wabash House
Wayne County Teachers Association
James A. Newcomb
S. P. Newcombb
Lal L. Berry
Ss. D. Harper
W. H. Henderson
J. T Hinchhf
Jacob Ault
R. R. Richard
M. A. Clever
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Barns H. T. Morford
H. J. Able
B. C. Gamble
J. C
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