District Court Proceedings Open in March Term
The March term presided by Judge Milo P. Smith reviews numerous law and probate matters. Defaults, judgments, guardianships, and estate settlements are noted with entries including nonmilitary affidavits, asset distributions, and court-ordered sales and appraisals.
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Milo P. Smith
Charles A. Sutherland
Nettie E. Bates
G. Decious
Guardian
F. L. Story
John Decious
George W. Johnson
Clifford B. Paul
Tena Franken
C. P. Atwood, Sr
Elmer Day Et al
Beulah
Leela J. Day
Ralph A. Day
Sarah J. Atwood
Emory C. Holman
H. Fe, Durgan
Conrad D. Mohn
Minnie J. Mohn
Florence J. Mohn
Cure for glanders claimed after veterinary experiments
Reviews of medicine and veterinary surgery describe research on curing glanders a disease of horses that can attack humans Dr E Bertetti and Dr Guido Finzi led two year trials at a quarantined Caorle sanitarium with the army funding and ministry approval Results reportedly show glanders curable in both chronic and progressive forms and the pair seek practical tests of their findings under a commission
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E. Abertetti
War Ministry
Army
Caorle
Guido Final
Superior Veterinary School of
Turin
Bertetti
Finzi
Hypnotism Helps Stammerers in War-Stress Cases
In the Medical Journal of Australia Dr. Clarence G. Godfrey reports several cases where hypnotic suggestion reawakened stammering or stuttering after years of improvement or disappearance due to shell shock and war stress. Patients often improve during hypnosis and some remain fluent after waking.
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Medical Journal of Australia
Clarence G. Godfrey
Flo
Hero of London Bomb Disposal Captain Larcombe
Captain Larcombe led anti aircraft defenses in London for four years locating and disposing of unexploded German bombs after air raids. His team retrieved and detonated duds across the city ensuring remaining threats were neutralized.
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Larcombe
London
Iing
Militant Gibs Boldly Faces Domineering Sneer
A tense confrontation unfolds as a determined militant Gibs clashes with a domineering sneer, portraying a struggle over authority and resistance within a volatile scene. The exchange centers on power dynamics and personal resolve in a charged confrontation.
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Boston Transcript
Small Eyes and Cunning Natures in Physiognomy Claims
A physiognomist argues that small eyes indicate cunning and evasive traits. The remark is echoed in a playful aside about a small-eyed needle resisting threading, as noted in the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Last Thoughts of Roosevelt Memo Reveals Party Unity Call
The North American Review publishes Colonel Harvey’s facsimile of Theodore Roosevelt’s last penciled memorandum. The note urges unity to carry domestic policies, recognize and handle key issues, and prevent splits as the Republican Party seeks reconstruction and firm action. It frames Roosevelt as a unifying leader shaping a definitive party policy.
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Harvey
North American Review
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United
Republican Party
George Harvey
Flo
Rosevelt
Hays
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt’s Departing Words to His Countrymen
Col Roosevelt died at about 4 a.m. January 6 after a grand New York Hippodrome rally. A message he wrote for the gathering declared we have room for but one flag the American flag and one loyal soul to liberty and civilization.
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Col. Roosevelt
New York Hippodrome
Be a Good Loser Defeat for Convictions
A motivational maxim urges embracing loss with integrity. It argues that defeating a cause you distrust is preferable to winning for an unworthy aim, and that surrendering beliefs for victory is true losing.
Some Should Be Broken: Talking Machines Hit $59.95
An advertisement from a Chicago music house extols talking machines priced at $59.95 as records shatteringly popular. The Springfield Union notes the machines inspire enduring appeal and urge broad adoption.
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Chicago
Springfield Union
Health Improvement in Brazil Gains Ground
Brazil moves toward a healthier era as yellow fever is stamped out and the government funds quinine distribution nationwide. The Oswaldo Cruz institute advances scientific prevention of communicable diseases, reshaping public health.
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Brazil
Oswaldo Cruz Institute
Medico
Diogenes Sees Christmas Gift Exchange Insight
Diogenes walked with his lantern on Christmas morning. A woman exclaims the gift is exactly what she wanted. He ponders she is already counting its trade value and what she can exchange it for.
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Diogenes
Diog
Futility of Lying from Wisconsin News
The Wisconsin News comments on the futility of falsehood noting that deception brings perpetual inconvenience through jealousy and suspicion, eroding trust in both truth and intent.
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Wisconsin News
Musical Glasses As Tuned Drinking Glasses Create Scales
The article explains that musical glasses are ordinary drinking glasses sized and shaped to produce notes when their rims are brushed. A damp finger can play diatonic tunes and simple harmonies, using the glasses as a natural instrument.
Daily Thought Quotation From Swedenborg
A short philosophical line notes that avoiding evil equates to doing good, attributed to Swedenborg.
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Daily Thought
Swedenborg
Lost small gold triangle watch charm engraved C. D
A lost small gold triangle watch charm with the initials C. D engraved on it is reported missing. The finder is asked to contact Charles A. Coxsee.
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Delta Gamma Sorority
Eloise Brainerd
T ‘14
Colin G. Thomas
C. D
Charles A. Coxsee
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John Goos
J. H. Lambert
W. H. Lambert
Sylvester Miller
William H. Wentziel
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Frank Holub
Emma Alden
Buresh Bros
Vernon Hodgden
S. Lord
Miller Neese
John G. Oltmans
Frank Oltmans
J. J. Locher
Ward
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E. M. Lyon
Neil M. Davis
James H. Davis
Jos. Kohl
Henry W. Pieper
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Andrew J. Bixler
John Bothwell
James KE
Remley
August Hartwig
James Remley
Jewel Shaffer
Frank Shaffer
Probate Matters
Cable Belknap
Vincent Vacek Eatl
E. EK. Reed
Joe Soukup
Antone Vacek
Henry Brunschen
Chris Quandt
Hattie M. Folkerts
E. B. Reed
Fred Otten
Richardson
Henry Hedden
Frank Blizek
Henry Null
John F. Null
S. R. Simmons
John Henry Rickels
Catherine Klinkner
George Klinkner
Louise C. Harms
Mary S. Dirks
Minnie F. Wolken
Charles EB. Podhaski
Henrietta B. Sutherland
J. W. Coxsee
Dr. Redmond
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Newton’s Chocolate Shop
Chestnut Street
Andrew Davidson
Chas. Huene
Steve Fitzsimons
Cascade
Iowa
North Cedar Street
Mary Altman
John Fluckiger
Monticello
D. Slauson
C. W. Balsiger
FORD
Miner
Ohio
A. Ehrisman
C. A. Palmer
Burrichter
Henry Bohiken
Mrs. Laude
N. G. W. Winner
A. Chrisman
Snap
A. G. Bohiken
R. R
Heith S. Brazelton
Vergennes, Vt
Monticello State Bank
Cedar Street
Frank Vernimont
Eureka
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
W. H. Lavery
S. Dearborn
Jones and
Jackson
En-arco
National Refining Co
Dubuque
Castle Grove Township
McLeese Bros
Proctor’s
Lovell Township
City Park
G. Stambaugh
Smart
Peterson
Charles W. Bosley
Ura Bosley
Bosley & Bosley Doctors of Chiropractic Princess Theatre Building
M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stickford Drug Store
J. W. Doxser
Chas, A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys AT Law
Lovell Block
Geo. K. Meyer
George J. Wenzlick
W. A. Mirick
Iowa State College
Vinton
First Street
Wi. Ackerman
D. V
Devlin’s Millinery
Monticello, Iowa
Universal Tractor
Paige
Burrichter’s
Oakland
Willys
Moline Universal Tractor
Otto Burrichter
H. M. Remley
Remley & Remley
Anamose
Main Street
DR. A. M. Maurice D. D. S
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