County News Roundup from Struble and Nearby
County news from Struble reports social visits, stock shipments, farm improvements, and local events. The adjourned city council meeting covered water questions, street curb lines, safety issues near St Josephs church, and sidewalk repairs while discussing funds and a temporary dam permit for the Chautauqua grounds.
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LeMars Water & Light Company
Sharles Tailoring Establishment
Main Street
Nic Hentges
Hoffmann
Sauer
Chautauqua Association
Mincature Lake
Cure Claim for Dreaded Disease Attracts Attention
The article discusses a claimed cure for a severe illness. It notes a tonic or preparation that purportedly acts directly on the blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease. The piece references a specific product and its mechanisms, urging readers to consider its effectiveness.
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Hall
Eguires & Sr Ouati
Geary divorce petition dismissed by Judge Gaynor
Mrs. Alice Geary’s suit for divorce from William Geary failed as Judge Gaynor dismissed the petition after hearing witnesses and concluding evidence on Saturday forenoon. The case had been pending since the prior term with various postponements and no argument heard.
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Alice Geary
Wm. Geary
Gaynor
Geary
Resolutions of Respect for Philip A Boland by Plymouth County Bar
The Plymouth County Bar Association paid tribute to Philip A Boland in a June 8 1907 district court ceremony. J A Sammis and judges Struble Moffduffle delivered brief eulogies while all bar members attended. A copy of the resolutions was presented to Mrs Philip A Boland.
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Plymouth County Bar Association
Philip A. Boland
J. A. Sammis
Plymouth County
Iowa
Said
Banoh
Bar
Theeard
Struble
Mra
Phil A. Boland
Anton Spinis Released from Cherokee Hospital Escape
Anton Spinis of Soeuble vanished from a hospital after a long confinement. He telegraphed officials during an attempted escape, then returned to Union station where Marshal Smith placed him under arrest. Dr. Brick confirmed recovery and impending release, but Spinis left before formal order.
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Anton Spiois
Soeuble
le Mais
Spinta
Jones
Marshal Smith
Union Station
Spinis
Spinia
Grand Central Hotel
Struble
Pauliek
Boura
Commissionars
Brick
Smith
Cherokee
Akron Iowa Wedding of Pollock and Knudson
In Akron Iowa on Wednesday June 5 1907 Axden B Pollock married Miss Cora D Knudson at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony at 1130 am was by Rev C E Plummer M E church. A wedding dinner followed. the couple will reside with the groom’s parents northwestern of town.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Akron
Iowa
Axden B. Pollock
Cora D. Knudson
C. E. Plummer
M. E. Church
I. Knudson
J. H. Pollock
Gil
Les Northwesh
Thieves Strike in County, Steal Four-Year-Old Horse
A four-year-old black horse valued around 1000 pounds was stolen from Mr Bocks pasture seven miles southwest of Merrill. Sheriff Arendt mobilized hundreds to search the area after being notified Sunday. The horse, identified by a white star and wear on the shoulders, was later found in a distant pasture. fencing wires had been cut, suggesting intentional theft.
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Bock
Merrill
Arendt
Surrendinz
Sherriff Arendt
Mr. Bock
Judge rules in Givens case as will stands
Saturday decision by Judge Gaynor upholds the Givens will. Lydia Sherrill and other children challenged the will which left the property to their mother Mrs Wilen Crataer. Court adjourned until August 5. In the tax ferret case against the estate of Ann McMahon the case was dismissed as the assessment was invalid being made in a wrong township.
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McFarland
Louis Henrich
Roge
Durband
Sharles
Thg Council
McDaine
Gaynor
Givens
Lydia Sherrill
Wilen Crataer
Ann McMahon
Never Lost His Money at All
Mat Stellen traveled to LeMara for business and planned a payment, only to find he was short 116 when settling. Upon returning home he discovered he had forgotten to take the money with him, reversing his loss into a happy oversight.
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Kingsley Times
Mat Stellen
LeMara
Wake Settlement
Hin
Baccalaureate Sermon at Western Union College Graduation
Bishop Hartzer preached a powerful baccalaureate sermon to the Western Union College graduating class of 1907 in the Congregational church. The spacious building was crowded. music featured Miss Willman and Arthur Honnveld. The evening service offered a second sermon from a broad scriptural text with encouragement for Christian work and active service.
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Western Union College
H. B Hartzer
Harrisburg
College
Miss Willman
Arthur Honnveld
Aare
Ixcelsior Literary Society
Encendron Sims Wesce Canes
H. Thozen
W. R. Quisler
Iva DeWitt
Zueht
Willman
Dinkeloo
Lingoln
Plano Duatt
Burglarized Omaha Freight Depot by Drunken Tramps
Sunday night burglars forced entry to the Omaha freight depot, stealing whiskey from a case. Two tramps, named A. W. Lee J. H. Sweeny and George Kay, were drunk and captured near stockyards. They admitted drinking the whiskey and claimed it was given by other tramps. They face preliminary hearing before Mayor Linden. A farmer later claimed his rain coat was stolen.
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Omaha
Dapst
Fitzpatrick
Moban
Railnic
Marshal Smith
Orange City
John Doe Warranh
Arendt
Northwestern Iowa councils plan Storm Lake picnic on June 15
Northwestern Iowa U. G. T. Councils announce a grand picnic at Storm Lake Luwa on Saturday June 15. Transportation by rail with a departure at 10 am and return by 12 pm. The Fourth Regiment band will play. Limited tickets priced 1.40 for round trip. Tickets available at the Sharles Tat oring Co. O. R. Gaston, secretary.
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U. Gc.t
Iowa
Storm Lake
Luwa
Lala
le- Marasa. m
Ooly
Sharles Tatoring Co
O. R. Gaston
Rent Notice for Corner Clark and Firet Street
Property owner Joawit Maa of NeuMANE advertises house for rent at the corner of Clark Street and Firet Street. Details and contact information not provided in readable text.
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Clark and
Firet Street
Joawit
Curious Phases of Human Nature in Card Playing
The article reflects on human behavior around cards, noting how observers interpret luck and how a keen spectator once left tables when players held poor hands. It describes a club of serious, social, liberal men and a calm old gentleman who watched games but, it was claimed, influenced outcomes merely by sitting nearby.
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Elnh
Pall Mall Magazine
Marred the Music at St Louis Concert Critique
A St Louis club attributes rough orchestral sound to worn instruments rather than players. Musicians kept practice instruments at home due to weather and risk to their best violins, affecting tone. Report notes audience sensitivity to subtle instrument limitations and the ongoing debate over instrument quality versus performance.
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St. Louis
Varioux
Tts
Theatres of Dublin Reveal A Hairy Incident
A deputy stage manager at Theatre Royal Dublin noted for a dislike of women was in a scuffle when a bystander grabbed his hair and tore off a wig exposing a bald head. He claimed his hair loosened from vanity as Mrs Harris reacted in disbelief.
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Amonmger
Merely Obliging In Aesop Style Quip From The Page
A garbled vintage fragment references a young woman and exes with odd phrasing. It mentions Megger Forte, Platter, Griet, and Bulloy in a puzzling, playful line likely from a column or verse. The text reads as a clipped OCR snippet with unclear context and missing details.
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Megger Forte
Musical Tyrants at a Fifth Avenue Party
A New York hostess hosts a grand season party with a prima donna opera star and a troupe of musicians. Tensions arise over control of the guest list and performances as the hostess plans a lavish musical vaudeville. The prima donna insists on artistic independence and declines a large fee to stay.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Yroman Pewin
Santa Luela
Murtron
The Spleen Mystery and Spleenwort lore
A fragment from New York's Press discusses the spleen as a historical curiosity. It describes its anatomy a six inch long plum colored organ weighing seven ounces and notes it shrinks after meals. It mentions splenetic humor and the old belief in spleenwort as a remedy.
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New York
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Noble
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France
Bishop Hartzer
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Fred Miller Yoon
Herbert Hans Reading
Miss Potter
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