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Newspaper

Lime Springs Sun

Location

Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

4

Local Notes In Lime Springs Brightens Busy Year

Items show social visits from Cresco Estherville Duluth and Harmony. Local events include a Jan 14 dance with Flugga’s orchestra, a Welsh church rally, union gospel meetings, and a special train of manure spreaders. Deaths, marriages, new telephone line, and town recoveries noted.

York Clark's Dave R. Morgan Lime Springs Chicago West Harrison Street John H. Smith Pleasant Hill J. R. Calfyn Poeveeneewas Bulgin Caffyn Brane Chester

Surprise Party At Country Residence

A query party of Mr and Mrs W F Kollman A C McCulloch Oscar Taraldson Geo H Welter and Mrs A E Marsh visited the country home of C L Huder and family Tuesday evening and presented a pleasant surprise party. They praised the welcome and the entertaining by Mr and Mrs Huder and daughter.

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Lime Springs Rumor and Rural News Sketch

A fragmentary local item describes a drunken driver with coal, plus gossip about a wedding and a groom linked to an old manor. The piece notes no saloons, hints at a Des Moines tax stamp reform, and lists New Years guests at the Stillwell home near LeRoy. It covers Thos Gates’s funeral, detailing his birth in New York, settlement in Fillmore and Lime Springs, Civil War service, and surviving family.

Fred Hill John Johnson Frank Kaiffen McIntire Merchanta Lime Springs George Stillwell LeRoy Messrs and Mesdames Argate T. V. Stillwell I. G. Wilmot Ed Tapley Arthur Lappin Frank Stanley James Wilmot Wilcutt Minnie Pike Eva Gertie Gmee Flossie Millie Edith Wilmot Bessie Dunton Claria Stanton Hazel Lappin Minnie Tapley Vera Pike M. Olson Thomas Hopkins Walter Wilmot Frank King Lewis Wilmot Eddie Tapley Vernen Stanley van Stillwell Geo. King Thos. Gates Son Methodist J. R. Caffyn St. Lawrence County New York Fillmore County Minn Rochester

Monument for Garibaldi Proposed in Buenos Ayres

A Buenos Ayres proposal aims to erect a monument in memory of Garibaldi. The piece notes the U S treasury holds more gold than Russia Germany Belgium and the Netherlands combined. A Wareham bank official resigned after twenty three years with no vacation or sickness absence. Truman Newton of Vergennes VT recently shingled a sixty two year old home with father’s shingles and old nails. Parisa newspaper adds M McClellan newly elected New York mayor is the son of the famed Confederate general. Margaret Dinwiddie died at Rushville Ind sixty years ago leaving 90000. a court order later turned over 15000 to later claimants after bell litigation.

Buenos Ayrea Garibald United States Russia Germany Belgium Netherlands A Wareham Afess Las Juat Truman Newton Vergennes Paria M. McClellan New York Victor Hugo General Grant John Brown Margaret Dinwiddie Rushville Ind

Foreign Facts and World Event Fragments

A fragmented foreign roundup notes conditions for disabled beggars in Bombay and Calcutta, threats of a seasonal extinction in Sweden, and Turkish wartime expenditures. It also mentions a volatile Spain Portugal boundary, a golden chaluta at Braunna, a royal widow, and army families. It closes with Homburg gambling closures and visitor totals from 1872.

Bombay Calcutta Sweden Haa Bpain Portugal Aiustomos Attakkan Bure Braunna RK Miitury Homburg

Telephone in the Home Brings Neighborly Convenience Woes

A Brooklyn anecdote illustrates the telephone’s social reach as a neighbor's call cascades through the house. A man boasts of the invention’s convenience while relatives, visitors, and even a child relay messages, revealing how quickly neighbors become entangled in everyday calls and errands. Separately a child questions a Greek ruin picture, prompting a mother’s quiet note on perception.

Beneft Mel Therest Cotta Abs Jones Hhw Jensen's Brooklyn Eagle

Absent Child Excuse Note Circulates Among Teachers

A teacher received notes from parents explaining student absences. One message blamed a child for slipping into mud on the way to school and asked the teacher to excuse the pupil. The note also claimed parental relief by the mother if the request was honored.

Afin Mle New York Times

Not a Leader in a Damperic Genlon Parable

Dialogues from two newspapers reveal political caution and household chores as metaphors. Senator Sorgium rejects the idea of a friendly trans action while a despondent poet laments writer’s block, and a wife suggests chores as relief, illustrating mundane, ironic conflicts.

Flattery Considered A Compliment To Sense In Conversation

Nell claims he paid a flat compliment to my good sense and Belle asks how. Nell explains he did not try to flatter me with any personal praise.

Nell Belle Philadelphia Public Ledger

Quite Tone Healed States In Front Of Car

San Francisco Examiner quotes a humorous exchange about states and cars. The fragment shows a playful mispronunciation, illustrating a style of local humor and the newspaper’s voice. No named individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable text.

San Francisco Examiner

Behind the Scenes Stage Quip Sparks Theatre Stir

In the Carnati Commercial Tribune a backstage remark triggers a brief theatre miscue as a prompter's outburst about killing the leading woman prompts a baffling exchange over the stagecoach remark.

Carnati Commercial Tribune

New Year School Notes and Campus Happenings

School reopened Monday amid cold conditions and somber mood with Lule Kuder absent due to a bad cold. Georgia Lovald returned from Duluth and rejoined classes, while Hazel Kaiser was ill. Several faculty and students visited homes during holidays and others prepared for term work including theses for censors.

Lule Kuder Commins Sod Westby Waukon Georgia Lovald Duluth Hazel Kaiser Goo Grace Drake Bert Thomas Mr.Jones Thomos Morris Waterloo Joshua Williams Olive Nash Alvin Nash Alvin Carleton Richard Roerts U. S.A Miss Earhart Hopkinton Meg Cray Cresco Prof. Welch Rom Arlington

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