Umbrella Injury Blinds Boy During Play Near Ren
Children of the Reidler family at Ren were playing when an umbrella thrust by Miss Feidler during a rough game struck a brother in the eye. Doctors in LeMars diagnosed the injury as the eye cavity breached and the eye destroyed, with the boy taken to a Sioux City specialist.
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Reidler
Ren
Shdoems
Felder
Orten
Misa
Wedler
LeMars
Sioux City
Feidler
Trial Denied in LeMars Will Case and Alimony Battle
A short session held in LeMars heard the Ross will case argue for a new trial before Judge Hutchison, who overruled the motion after lengthy discussion. The case may be appealed. Separate action in Mrs. Alice Geary v Geary began with alimony and child custody disputes amid bitter testimony from about forty witnesses and medical professionals.
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Hutchison
LeMars
Heira
Hutchinson
I. J. McDuffie
Erickson
Sammis
Alice Geary
Wm. Geary
Zink & Roseberry
Geary
Boland & Bradley
Neaing
Mayor to crack down on three old offenders
Three repeat offenders Briggs Mimnaugh and Brava were arrested for drunkenness by police. Mayor Linden, keeping them as an object lesson, fined Briggs 100 dollars plus costs, Mimnaugh 80 dollars, and Brava 25 dollars with orders to leave town and seek work. Fines to be enforced with no exception to deter future drinking. National Encampment GA R tickets advertised for Dubuque Iowa round trip June 10 to 12 with a return by June 18.
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Im’ ‘Mimnaugh
Tom Briggs
Ed Brava
Pol Cmen Witzpatrick
Moban
Durance Vile
Linder
Linnen Haae
Briggs
Jim Mimnaugh
Knoxville
Ed Brace
Linden
Dubuque
Iowa
Jane
L. L. Jonza
For Gala or Trade My Two Modara Feaidences
Nicely located to business, Win Laume stands as a curious historical note.
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Win Laume
Memorial tribute at opera house honors fallen soldiers
Veterans of Mower Post led a rainbound memorial at the opera house honoring comrades who defended the nation. I. T. Martin presided, Rev. Whitfield offered the invocation, and Rev. Pardue delivered the memorial sermon. The Imperial quartet performed a refined musical program as flags adorned the stage.
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Veterans of Mower Post
Committee of Decoration
National Colors
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Sherman
Tincoln
Grant
I. T. Martin
Geo. F. Whitfield
H. Thoren
Western Union College
W. G. Moore
Dinkloo
Art Honnold
Edward Haas
Herbert Haas
Mise Willman
Helen Haas
R. W. Pardue
First Congregational Church
Boland Undergoes Major Operation at St Josephs Hospital
P A Boland, long ill, had a serious operation at St Josephs hospital Monday at 9 am. Dr P A Brick reports hopeful signs of recovery. Family and friends accompanied him to Sioux City, operation found a tumor pressing on the intestines, and multiple portions of intestine were removed.
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P. A. Boland
St. Joseph's Hospital
P. A. Brick
Sioux City
Rick
B.A Boland
John Cronin
Thos. Boland
A. Sartor
Kennedy
Judge Kennedy
Pr. Kmatt
Boland
Haa Han
Saverity
Hada
Brick
Mr. Boland
Real Estate Transfers in Union Township and Amelia Empey deeds
Real estate transfer notices include Hinton property in Amelia A Emvay to PEF Held dated May 15 07 filed May 24 07 and Amelia H Empey deeds to PE and GP Held dated May 16 07 with multiple lot descriptions. Union township cemetery deeds list Traatees of Union township to F W Waldén dated Fab 10 08 filed May 27 07. Lena Meven to Nigholss Kiraoh deed dated 07 filed May 27 07 with remarks. Remsen endnote.
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Pe&g
Louisa Tayior
Hinton
Amelia A Emvay
Amelia H Empey
Philip E Held
Ssesaaw
Traatees
Union Township
F W Waldén
Unon Township
Lena
Meven
Nigholss Kiraoh
Remsen
Surprise Anniversary Fete Recreates Moore Wedding Scene
Members of the First Presbyterian Ladies Aid staged a surprise for Rev. and Mrs. William G. Moore on their eleventh anniversary. About seventy-five guests gathered, with a fish pond centerpiece concealing a library table. The couple relaunched their wedding service, walked to the church, and were served a cordial feast after flower girls placed a wreath. A playful fishing gag ended with the table surfacing as the surprise gift.
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Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
William G. Moore
Jno
M. W. Richey
Moore
Court Street
J. C. Oise
Mra. Moore
Prof
Hise
Althugh
Wins Signal Honors By Northwes Town Oratorio Society
Scott Siegel, a young Thelindes student, won first place in the Northwest Town Oratorio Society contest with The Jungle Continent. John Foster of Buena Vista took second with Sphere of a Continent. Judges included Church of Jefferson, Meyers of Missouri Valley, and Blodgett of Cogan.
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Scott Sivel
Theelindes
Northwes
Ora
Allright
Siegel
Studiata
Fire devastates Mammen area and several buildings
An early morning fire scorched half of Mammen’s hall and damaged the H Oller building and Peter Richter stock space. Losses total about 93000 with about half insured. Mayors said buildings in the area were buried. causes and culprits remained unclear.
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Burret
Fixe
Mniasown Wright
Martin Msuimen
Mamnen
Tiars
Mummen
H. Oller
Peter “Richter
Richter
H. 10. Blers
Er. J
Children’s Day at Congregational Church Service Schedule
Congregational Church marks Children’s Day with a morning service at 10:30 and a program including songs, readings, and performances by junior choirs and Sunday school groups. Attendees include past or present leaders and children from local families. event features various musical numbers and a brief sermon by the pastor.
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Congregational Church
Weather Crop Bulletin for week ending May 27 1907 Des Moines IA
Weather summary reports near frontier temperatures and rainfall varying across regions. A notable drought eased in small areas while extensive rainfall caused damage in some locales and delayed farm work. overall crop prospects are favorable with quicker germination and early corn emergence expected.
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Des Mother
Iowa
Frontine
Sioux City event features smoker and theatre group
Hold Erjolable Smoker Lemar Lani hosted at P O Ele Ne with 28 dollars, while a large vent of fellowship formed. U S Sammis served as toastmaster keeping Gall Robey lively. Six members from the family theatre of Sioux City provided charming entertainment with Anton Sartor Jr and Will Tallsse delivering delightful solos. refreshments and antegars were enjoyed throughout the evening.
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Lemar Lani
P.O
Cave
Bret
Mbs
U. Sammis
Sioux City
Anton Sartor, Jr
Will Tallsse
Baccalaureate Sermon Fills Overflowing Congregational Church
The Congregational church could not hold the graduating class on Sunday evening as many stood outside. The church was decorated in green and white extending from the pulpit to the aisles, with seats reserved for the class of 07 and teachers. City ministers assisted, the Presbyterian choir provided fine music, and Rev Whitfield preached an inspiring sermon from Timothy 6:27 “First the Good light of the Faith.”
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Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Whitfeld
Whitfield
Appetizing Omelet With Bacon Tomato Eggs Recipe
A bacon and tomato omelet uses six eggs one tomato small onion a fourth pound bacon three tablespoonfuls milk salt and pepper. Fry bacon rough chop add tomato and onion to bacon cook fifteen minutes. Beat eggs add salt and pepper. Cook in butter until set fold into omelet shape serve hot with parsley. Also notes a simple shrimp sauce with melted drawn butter flour water and a beaten egg, plus canned shrimp.
Why Pretty Wives Become Plain
A clipped discussion on how tireless duty drains personality and charm, turning a wife dull and unremarkable. It argues constant social duty and childrearing erode brightness and originality, weakening affection from a husband and family over time.
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Tflealth
Fragmented OCR Tale From Far Countey House
An OCR fragment describes a domestic scene with faded details about furnishings and a family setting. Names and places are jumbled and partially legible, mentioning a caretaker, decorators, a wedding or home event, and references to a person named Catton Cepia in an unclear US context. The passage lacks coherent narrative.
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Hedraanis
Persen
Frills and Crimped Collars from Laundering Tricks
Readable fragments reveal a discussion on laundering tricks for crimped collars and frills. A self‑styled expert describes manual methods, ironing sequences, and the use of household tools to achieve a tidy effect while noting the limits of average washers and the time cost involved.
Quick Wit Adapts to Trade War Era
Fragmented OCR reads as a quirky item about a person or event involving a wife, jewelry, and a dispute. Readable names or places are unclear. the text suggests a light anecdote or social note rather than a full report.
The Eskimo Baby and the Mother’s Careful Bonding in Frigid Homes
The Eskimo infant is kept naked in the mother’s blouse skin to skin for warmth and mobility. The mother works freely, travels, and raises the child without a perambulator, sharing clothing and shelter in a communal tent. The winter uses deerskin for bed and parlor, and sociability is emphasized through shared clothing and food among families, as noted by an American Missionary.
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Flint
Americin Missionary
Dinner mixup reveals horse meat misunderstanding
In a Ladysmith siege scene Generals Teel Ward Tan Tiuniitouw and Carver dine with mixed joints. A servant warns guests as one man discovers the dishes were swapped with horse meat. Laughter and disbelief follow the absurd error, the table silent after the reveal.
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Teel
Ladysmith
Tag Tanithun
Ward
Lismilten
Very Imposing Phrase From Salkative Quote
A Baltimore American passage mocks a quote about Mrs Talkative, claiming she had an acute attack of inflammatory verbosity. It notes a recommendation for absolute quiet to avert paroxysms of caedothes loquends, ending with the claim she is saved or dumb.
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Salkative
Baltimore American
Accomplished Youth Reads One Letter With Left Eye
A brief dialogue shows Freddie claiming reading words of one syllable, while Preddie corrects with a witty twist that he reads a single letter with his left eye, illustrating a playful exchange.
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Freddie
Preddie
A Hard Lesson in School Learning
A fragment from a New Orleans Times column comments on education with quirky phrasing. The speaker reflects on being a chump for starting something and recalls a moral about life and heat from Seneca. The text blends humorous school vignette with classical allusion.
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Bobby
Jenin
New Orleans Times
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