Confirmation Services at St Marys by Archbishop Keane
Archbishop Keane confirms a class of thirty eight at St Marys church in this city nine thirty Thursday. Sermon on The Seven Deadly Sins titled Pride Covetousness Lust Anger Gluttony Envy Sloth. Church crowded with visitors from other churches. visiting priests Welsch Dubuque Sampson Britt Collens Williams Berry Dubuque Malloy Sumner. New full members listed include Mary McGregor Mary Esser Kopacek Epengier Oppold Enims Opioid Epengier DeGunther Quinn Key Faby Schware Homan Hyacinth Acalion Walter Blake Saw Lamid Kopacek Studer Oppola Wilt King Bolender Banes Bande Ryan Nighotas Steffen.
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Collens
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Berry
Malloy
Sumner
Mary McGregor
Mary Esser
Ades Kopacek
Marie Epengier
Adelaide Oppold
Enims
Epeugier
Joseph DeGunther
Leonard Quinn Edward Key
Joseph Faby
Schwa
Court News from Eldora Court Trials in Bizig Versus Balen
In Eldora district court Bizig sues Balen for 20000 claiming injuries from a dangerous excavation left unguarded by a Bales and Jett worker. The central issue is whether the employer was negligent. Also Milliken versus Millikes returns regarding custody of their only child.
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Eldora
Bizig
Balen
Bale
Milliken Ve Millikes
Advertising the village merchant against mail order rivals
A Morton Minnesota Enterpria editorial argues country merchants cannot stop city mail order trade by invective. It says only ground advertising to promote goods and prices can compete, as customers care about products and price rather than the merchant’s personal prominence.
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Morton
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Enterpria
Roosevelt Addresses Tuskegee on Negro Education and Citizenship
President Roosevelt spoke at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute urging wide education for Black Americans as key to race harmony and economic progress. He told both white and Black audiences that educating the Negro benefits the entire community and urges white support to help Black self-improvement.
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Tuskegee Normal and
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Tuskeges
America
Big Shipment of Sheep Arrives in Wyoming Region
A large consignment of 3,000 sheep arrived Sunday in double deck cars, one of the country’s biggest shipments. Brought from Wyowing by J. G. Jackson and W. B. McCord, noted local farmers, the flock will be fed for market this winter, according to the Times-Republican.
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Iowa Falls
J.G. Jackson
W. B. McCord
Times- Republican
Lack of skilled labor impacts industrial hiring trends
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a curious phase of current activity with a scarcity of skilled labor across industries. It describes manufacturers shifting to higher wages and offering attractive terms to attract workers, as centers bid against rivals and shops recruit from neighboring establishments.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Wolves Still Plentiful In Eastern Iowa County
Despite war on the timber wolf in eastern Iowa, about thirty wolf scalps were brought to Clinton county auditor in the past year. The county pays five dollars for full grown wolves and two dollars for cubs. Most killings occur in the upper county along wooded land between the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul and Midland rail lines. Foxes are common, with no bounty for animals.
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Iowa
Clinton County
CO. M. & Bt. Faul
Midland
Four Killed When Two Trains Crash at Fairfield Iowa
Fairfield Iowa Oct 26 two fast trains on the Rock Island Kansas City line collided at 4 am Four persons were killed and from twenty five to thirty injured The dead include Engineer Milkex Muscatine Mail Clerk Canfield Murray and an unidentified tramp The injured were taken to Eldon with the wreckage concentrating at Fairfield Traffic was tied up for hours The relief train with seven physicians was sent from Eldon to assist.
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Rock Island Railroad
Milkex
Muscatine
Canfield
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Lucas
Eldon
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Paitfield
Death of Mrs Humpke Near Town
Mrs Henry Humpke died at her northeast of town home last evening around seven. She had long poor health and weighed on recovery this past week. She was a respected Christian woman with four sisters and two brothers surviving. Church services led by Rev. Schmitt. Local obit notes husband and children survive.
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Henry Huwpke
Richard Blake
John Danielaw
Freeport
Ill
Fink
Mary Plattoer
Denver
Cal
Andrew
John Bath
Funchurch
Schmitt
Wounds Bruises and Burns antiseptic dressing claim
An advertisement touts an antiseptic dressing to treat wounds bruises and burns quickly reducing inflammation and healing time. It promotes Chamberlain's Pain Bala as the analgesic antiseptic that prevents blood poisoning and eases care. Sold by J. Nix for home first aid.
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J. . Nix
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