Century in 1905 Plans for a Rich 1906 Issue
The Century unveils a 1906 program with serials by Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice and Mrs. Humphrey Ward and novels by Kate Douglas Wiggin. Featured writers include Kipling Hope London Crawford Stuart Wister Michelson and Tarkington. Memoirs by Ambassador White and science and architecture pieces enrich an issue sure to elevate culture.
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Sandy
Alice Hogan Rice
Wiggs
the Cabbage Patch
Lovey Mary
Humphrey Ward
Rose O
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Rudyard Kipling
Anthony Hope
Jack London
Marion Crawford
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Owen Wister
Miriam Michelson
Irving Bacheller
Booth Tarkington
Ambassador White
Germany
Charles F. Bush
George Westinghouse
Nikola Tesla
Frank J. Sprague
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Europe
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Russell H. Chittenden
Frank N. Chapman
Helen Keller
Naval Academy
New Custom House
New York
Congressional
Capitol
New
National Museum
New York Library
France
Jules Guerin
Andre Castaigne
Local School Listings by District and Teachers
A long list of rural school sections with teachers and listed patrons across multiple towns including Jones County Cass No 7 Castle Grove No 12 Fairview Rome Scotch Grove Wayne Washington Clay Victory Mineral Valley Greenfield Jackson Pleasant Hill Center Antioch Lovell Madison South Madison Center Junction Wyoming Spencer ville Valley and associated names.
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Jones County
Cass
Nellie Doolittle
Alfred Snyder
Edith Switzer
Castle Grove
Eda Cramer
Willie Burrock
Tore Caspers
Henry Caspers
Myra Cowan
Bennie Heikens
Emma Ahlrichs
Mary Folkers
Fairview
N. Leone Peet
Raymond Simpson
Edward Brady
Harry Dunn
Sylvia Joslin
Ernest O’dean
Rome
Edna Richardson
Hart Deitrick
Arthur Treeman
Cecelia Lorenzen
Maria Lorenzen
Noel Easterley
Scotch Grove
Margaret Sutherland
Adam Ricklefs
Jessie Sisley
Anna Folkerts
Teeny Folkerts
Arthur Himebaugh
Frank Himebaugh
Ella Horton
Ruth Orr
Minnie Bohlken
Lizzie Bohlken
Chris Bohlken
Wayne
Elizabeth Schoenherr
Mattie Poppe
Arnold Jacobs
John Poppe
Elsie Graham
Alan Serboussk
Nona Cavanaugh
Blanch Gierhart
Willie Gearhart
Nora Spellman
Lloyd Soper
Washington
Fred Leonard
Carrie Takes
Clay
Blanch Orr
Olive Haddock
Mineral Valley
Grace Duncanson
Elsie Orr
Edna Orr
Greenfield
Mattie Carson
Willard McCann
Merril Garret
Jackson
Pleasant Hill
Hazel Jeffries
Mabel Switzer
Albert Brickley
Waggoner
Pearl Johnson
Carrace Ristive
Elda Ristive
Center
Floy Byerly
Lulu Porter
Antioch
Katie Hanlon
Robert Alden
Niles
Lillian French
Millie French
Center Junction
Mayme Coder
Frances Ward
Wyoming
Beers Creek
Oscar Hoffman
Earl Waggy
Spencerville
Ada Fredlansky
Dillon Stretes
Erma Dahl
Vera Eye
Valley
Ie Miller
Vina Schmal- Telt
Yeast Foam Wins Grand Prize At St Louis Exposition
Yeast Foam earned the first grand prize at the St Louis exposition for the best yeast. The ad highlights improved bread quality due to pure yeast, praising modern grinding and digestibility. Households are urged to request the North Western Yeast Company booklet Good Bread How to Make It for recipes.
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Northwestern Yeast Company
Chicago
Fragment of Domestic Disharmony and Political Move
The excerpt recalls a husband faulting his wife over meals and chores while a later line notes Ex Senator Don Cameron of Pennsylvania and his family planning to reside in Washington in the future. The tone mirrors a personal vignette mixed with political reference.
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Don Cameron
Pennsyvania
Washington
Reflections of a Bachelor
A satirical column from the New York Press notes gendered observations and social mores. It humorously critiques dating, money, religion, and propriety with provocative lines about women, men, and society.
The Economical Young Man and the Sharp Edge
A thrifty man visits a top town barber to sharpen his razor. He returns to inspect the edge and the barber warns that touching the edge would ruin it. He cautions against using the razor for any cutting or shaving until its edge is properly trusted. Exchange.
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New York Press
Corfu Vacation Costume and Odd Insults Cited
A young Disraeli wore a vivid Corfu costume with a red shirt and pistols while his servant donned crimson and gold attire. Ancients preserved Ethiopian dead with gypsum paste and painted features to stay intact for centuries. A quip about a brother’s insult and a joke on a will follow.
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Disraeli
Corfu
Herodotus
Unclear Dialog on Marriage Intentions Between Characters
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a tense discussion about marrying a widow. One speaker insists on a serious intention toward wedlock, while the other contemplates leaving the marriage idea if feasible. The exchange hints at underlying frustration and a wish for peace.
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Jones County
In the Iowa District Court of Jones County the executrix Frena Herren seeks court permission to sell specific estate real estate to pay debts. Hearing set for December 7, 1904 at 10:00 a.m. in Anamosa Court House. heirs are notified to appear or the order may be granted.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
Henry J. Herren
John Henry Sterren
John Herren
Maria Wethart
Lena Simers
Frena Herren
Henry S. Herren
District Court
North Range
Anamosa
Towa
Frexa Herren, Executrix
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
State of Iowa Jones County District Court notices a paper claiming to be the last will of George Leclerc, deceased. The Dec term 1904 sets final proof and probate, with interested parties invited to appear and contest admission to probate. Herrick and Bauder represent the estate.
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State OF Iowa
Jones County
Owrereas
George Leclerc
Ramsry
Iowa
Herrick & Bauder
Appointment of executor for John Schweitzer estate in Jones County Iowa
Public notice announces the District Court of Jones County Iowa appoints an executor for the John Schweitzer estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors urged to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello October 31, 1504 AD.
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
John Schweitzer
Monticello
Bank Statement and Tax Sale Notices From Jones County Iowa
A 1904 bank balance sheet lists assets including cash, drafts, and overdrafts totaling 740 182.86 with liabilities of 7410 182 86 and notes the bank officers J S Hall and R C Stirton sworn to the figures. A separate tax list announces December 5 public land and town lot sales in Anamosa Jones County for delinquent 1905 taxes and prior years with bids open daily until sold.
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Lowell State Bank
Monticello
Jones
State
J. S. Hall
R. ©. Stirton
J.S. Hall
R. C. Stirton
Cashler
J. 8. Hall
Ke C. Stirton
Charles S. Sidwell
Monticello State Bank
Iowa
Fragmented OCR data summary
Incomplete figures show numeric strings and percentages with scattered values. No clear event, names, places, or dates are discernible to form a coherent news item or record.
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed By Parents And Officials
Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for coughs croup and whooping cough and share stories of relief. Chester Michigan postmaster A L Spafford recalls their child’s near strangulation and rapid recovery. Rear Admiral Chester USN urges a 1905 naval expedition to observe a total solar eclipse.
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A. L. Spafford
Chester
Michigan
All Druggiates
C. M. Chester
The
Naval Observatory
New Discovery Aids Throat and Lung Sufferers
Carelessness causes many wrecks and throat and lung troubles. Dr King s New Discovery offers cure for consumption coughs and colds. Mrs Louis Cragg of Dorchester MA is among lives saved by the remedy guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by O H Soetje druggist. Price 50c and 1 Trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
Louis Cragg
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Shallenberger
Chicago
Bright
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Illinois
Drexel State Bank
Bargain Day Offer for Des Moines Capital Subscriptions
The Des Moines Capital announces its seventh annual Bargain Day on December 28 offering a full year for 2.00 by mail only for old and new subscribers. Regular price is 3.00. Subscriptions can be sent by check money order or given to a postmaster or newsdealer.
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Des Moines
Capital
Safe Young
Iowa
Associated Press
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal stomach remedy that digests food and relieves sour stomach belching and gas. A Connecticut pharmacist praises its satisfaction and cure potential while noting broad consumer use. The notice also mentions James Bellows McGregor of Northville NH as the United States' oldest mason, celebrating his 103rd birthday.
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P. Storrs
Main Street
New Britain
Connecticu
James Bellows McGregor
Northville
N. H
United States
The Century Magazine Premier Volume for 1905
The Century is hailed as the leading magazine by writers editors public figures and artists. The 1905 volume starts in November offering a yearly subscription with the twelve numbers of the preceding year and back issues including Jack London The Sea Wolf and Mitchell Youth of Washington plus forthcoming novels and serials.
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Jack Tondon
Dr. Mitchell
Washington
Thousands Cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
Testimonials tout DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve curing piles with notes from C H LaCroix of Zuvalla Texas and other endorsements. Mentions Manuel Garcia aged 100 living in London and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a complexion aid and cure for biliousness and constipation sold by druggists.
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DeWitt
C. H. LaCroix
Zuvalla
Texas
P. Moore
Nacogdoches
All Druggiata
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised For All Ages
A midwestern ad proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure all ailments from dyspepsia to jaundice and fever. It claims to work regardless of age and notes the price as 25 cents at Soetje's drug store.
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Dr. King
Soetje
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Ulcer After Four Years
A runaway bicycle incident left J. B. Orne Franklin Grove Illinois with a severe cut on the leg. The wound resisted doctors and remedies for four years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. The salve also aids burns eruptions and piles and costs 25 cents at Soetje’s drug store.
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J. B. Orne Franklin
Grove
Llinois
Bucklen
Soetje
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