Iowa Dairy Association to hold annual convention in Waterloo
Iowa State Dairy Association schedules its annual convention in Waterloo from November 18 to 20. The report lists attendees, updates on truancy fines, a construction contract for a church, and local school and civic notes from Jones County including wage increases, library growth, and upcoming statewide educational meetings.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Baden
Dubuque
James Lockwood
A. O. Sones
Anamosa
Jones County
State Teachers’ Association
Wayne
Tobias Tobiason
Mattie Flarms
Howard Soper
Marguerite Soper
Mabel Gray
Mabel Gierhart
Willie Gierhart
Adeline Soper
Lena Rickey
Anna Siebles
George Siebles
Lovell
Joseph Miller
Willie Davidson
Estelle Emerson
Rome
Carrie Chapman
Hana Sievers
Hardee Pieper
Herman Pieper
Orville Russell
Fray Russell
Willie Otten
Noel Hasterly
Newport
Grace Wilkins
Clay Mills
Lillian Hage
Laurel Hill
Willard McCann
Glenn Fay Chapin
Scotch Grove
Dora Rickels
White Oak
Raymon Stearns
Willie Stabb
Louie Hemppy
Maude Hempy
Fairview
Hazel Peregoy
Lila Blood
Eva Blood
Mina Blood
Chalsea Blood
Debert Blood
Bertha Blood
Clement Boyle
Lewis Boyle
Ruby Bodenhofer
Bonnie Allen
Johnny Allen
Claire Hall
Chloe Newhard
Harl Newhard
Bessie Biggartt
Jennie Northrup
Lillie Joslin
Edna Cusher
Residence Purchases and Local Weddings in Clay Township
C 8S Ames of Clay township bought Jacob Curry’s East Green street residence and will move to town by December 1, renting his farm for years. Emma Louise Hutchins married Frank L Hislop in a quiet family ceremony at N W Hutchins home, Rev A D Stevens officiating.
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Wyoming
Milwakee Road
Ames
Clay Township
Jacob Curry
East Green Street
N. W. Hutchins
Emma Louise Hutchins
Frank L. Hislop
Mason City
A. D. Stevens
Olin Recorder Notes Local Property and Road Work Updates
Mrs. Fanny Clay of Wyoming has purchased the F. O. Borah restaurant and taken possession. Otto Hanson of Oxford Junction holds the contract to macadamize the road north of town and is pushing the project. Brick work on the new school is finished and carpenters work on the roof with shingles underway. Mrs. Jennie Lamley of Mechanicsville suffered a serious accident when her mules ran away near Hale township. she was moved to her brother’s home, then returned home after several days.
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Fanny Clay
Wyoming
Otto Hanson
Oxford Junction
Jennie Lamley
Mechanicsville
After Election Calm Returns to Everyday Civic Life
In the wake of the campaign, the community settles into routine governance and daily duties, marking a shift from political tumult to orderly civic work and ordinary responsibilities.
Tammany Graft Allegation Reverberates in New York District
A report claims Tammany Hall dragged New York into renewed graft, noting revelry in a red-light district after the recent events. The fragment hints at public scandal and political corruption tied to City politics and vice areas.
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Tammany
New York
Return of the old spelling schools urged now
An editorial observes that spelling was central to schooling in the past and should be revived. It notes rural Pennsylvania memories of top spellers and better spelling discipline, criticizes current student spelling and writing, and calls for renewed support of spelling education in print and schools.
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Davenport Republican
The
Republican
Pennsylvania
Reflections and a Local Death Notice
Reflections on courtship and society from the New York Press. Aaron Richardson dies at 78 at his son William’s home near Manchester. survived by four sons named Fred Napoleon William and Chas and two daughters Nellie and Emma. Funeral set for 2 p.m. today.
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Ryan
Aaron Richardson
William
Manchester
Richardson
Fred
Napoleon B
William A
Chas O
Nellie
Emma
Youths' Companion Plans Worldwide Series and 1904 Calendar
The Youths' Companion promotes its global series on the farmer's occupation in multiple countries and announces free issues for 1903 rest of year with a 1904 calendar lithographed in twelve colors and gold. Subscriptions available from 144 Berkeley Street, Boston.
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Companion
England
Ireland
India
Argentina
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Iowa's Greatest Daily Paper Bargain on 1904 Subscriptions
The Des Moines Daily Capital offers a special $2 year rate for 1904 to existing and new subscribers on December 28, its sixth bargain day. Also advertised are Nickel Plate routes with three daily trains to eastern cites, and land sales in Minnesota and Canada with acre prices from $4.50 to $8.00.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Capital
Associated Press
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
New York
Boston
New England
Chicago
Adams Street
Auditorium Annex
Phone Central
Depot
LaSalle
van Buren Streets
Joop
Minnesota
Henry M. Troy
Guarranty Bid
Minneapolis
Minn
Farm for Rent Near Buck Creek Church and Hopkinton
A 286 acre farm one mile west of Buck Creek church three miles from the Dickey store and six miles west of Hopkinton is for rent. Features include a new house good barns hog house and windmill. Contact A G Smith Sr Hopkinton Town for terms and conditions.
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Buck Creek
Dickey Store
Hopkinton
Town Lot for Sale in Turck's Addition 50x180 Feet
For building purposes a 50 by 180 foot lot in Turck's addition at 1811 W H Shelley is offered for sale by Bacher & Abel. Sprague's Fly Bounce promises relief for livestock from flies and mosquitoes. One-half of those who ran for office last Tuesday had the vanity knocked out of them, and for that let us be thankful.
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Turck
Sprague
Bacher & Abel
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Liver Pills Praise
W T Easton from Boerne Texas testifies that DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are unequalled as a liver pill. Thousands use them for biliousness torpid liver jaundice sick headache constipation and more. They cleanse and strengthen without purging and are sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
W. T. Easton
Boerne
Texas
Russia stance on Manchuria evacuation deemed unchanged
Kansas City Journal notes that Russia has not altered its position on evacuating Manchuria. The paper suggests she has only changed her statement rather than the policy itself.
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Kansas City Journal
Russia
Manchuria
Remarkable Cure for Lungs by One Minute Cough Cure
Mrs. Gertrude B. Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a deep seated pneumonia lung weakness and loss of weight before using One Minute Cough Cure. She credits four bottles with curing the cough restoring strength and returning her weight from 92 to 148 pounds. Sold by all druggists.
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Gertrude B. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Patti and Joe Jefferson’s Final Appearance Rumor
The St Louis Republic notes speculation that Patti may reference Joe Jefferson in his last appearance. It contrasts his unique presence with other sopranos, suggesting his singular prominence in the era.
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St. Louis Republic
Patti
Joe Jefferson
Jefferson
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
An ad extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as supplying digestive juices and aiding the stomach to rest and heal while digesting food for conversion into red blood. It claims the product works beyond the stomach and is sold by all druggists. The Nebraska Journal adds a moral aside about temptation and reputations.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve credited for relief and cure
Mr Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered forty years with piles. Doctors failed. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. The ad touts the salve as effective for skin diseases and injuries and urges looking for De Witt on the package. Kansas City Times notes Patti plans a new gown for every one of eighty concerts in the US.
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Haney
Geneva
DeWitt
Kansas City
Patti
Ulcer Healed by Bucklen Amica Salve Cited
A Franklin Grove resident J. B. Orner suffered four years with a stubborn leg ulcer until Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it. The ad claims the salve also treats burns scalds skin eruptions and piles and costs 25 cents at O. H. Soetje's drug store.
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J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
O. H. Soetje
Hilers and Bolton's Lace and Ribbon Store Ad
Local retailers Hilers and Bolton advertise a wide selection of laces and ribbons for sewing and crafts. The card promotes bargains and new arrivals to attract customers to the shop.
Washington Star Opinion Cites Education as National Risk
In the Washington Star, a column argues that beyond race suicide the gravest danger to a country lies in insufficient schools to teach reading and writing, urging stronger educational investment and literacy initiatives.
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Washington Star
Dr King's New Life Pills Touts Cure Without Respect to Age
An advertisement proclaims the pills cure dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation regardless of age. It promotes the medicine as effective for severe ailments and lists O A Soetje's drug store as the place to buy it for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
O. A. Soetje
Fra Elbartus Hubbard Blesses Daughter in New York Hotel
Fra Elbartus Hubbard forgave his eloping daughter and blessed her new husband in a New York hotel. The scene was staged and presented with photographs for the afternoon papers.
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Detroit Journal
Elbartus’’ Hubbard
New York
Electric Bitters Cure Many Ailments Says Fremont Man
Not a Sick Day Since. I was severely sick with kidney trouble. After trying many medicines I found relief with your Electric Bitters. A few doses cured me completely and I have not been sick since. Neighbors were cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and debility. B F Basa Fremont N D. Only 50c at O H Soetje's druggist.
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B. F. Basa
Fremont
O. H. Soetje
Detroit Tribune Reports King Peter Debts and Insurance Premiums
Detroit Tribune notes public figures face questions over old debts and rising insurance premiums. The piece underscores fiscal pressures and policy implications while naming involved parties and institutions.
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Detroit Tribune
King Peter
Disastrous Wrecks and New Discovery Claims
Carelessness causes railway wrecks and throat lung sufferings, but Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds saves lives. Mrs. Lory Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits the remedy, guaranteed by O H Soetje, with prices 50c and 1.00 and free trial bottles.
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Dr. King
Lory Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
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Ary Neighborhood News
Herman Pratt
Tipton
Lock
Supreme Court
Jones District Court
Pratt
Fishwild & Williams
Maude Leach
Henry Dorgeloh
Sigworth, Dorgeloh & Co
Bobby Beach
Maquoketa
Sandy Cain
Frank Paine
Thomas C. Robison
Cresco
Hannah Dries
Ralph Friend
D. BH. Friend
Marshalltown
Chicago & Northwestern
Anton Zwack
Ossian
J. H McLaren
M. L. Hollister
J. S. Stacy
A. J. Byerley
C. 8. Millard
T. EB. Booth
Sand Spring
Berg
Olin
New York Press
Nickel Plate Road
LaSalle Street
van Buren and
LaSalle Streets
Adams Streeet
Central
A. G. Smith, Sr
Poland
Langworthy
Itf
John Chr
Chestnut
Fourth Streets
W. A
Stephenson
Monticello
McLaughlin & Eby
Dunham Farm
Bradstreet
J. A. Voorhees
F. 8. Dunham
Cass Center
G. M. Brainard
Anamosa , Iowa
China
Jones County Telephone
J. A. Colton
J. M. Hofacre
W. H. Shelley
Great Northwest
Royal Milling
Royal Milling Company
A. Kempf
Prop
Geena
Nebraska Journal
Gladstone Dowie
Hilers & Bolton’s
Eagle Drug Store
H. C. Bohlken
Ayer
Gee
Ees
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
St. P
Mon
Tycello
Chicago and Bast
Omaha
San Arrancisco
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Davenport
Colmar
Oxford Freight
Bethan
District Court
State of
Isabelle Ash
Puhebe A
Alexander
Doxsie
W.F. Rohn
Masters
Wigior
Harger & Blish Wholespied and
Hunter & Errickgen
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