Odd Fellows Buy Lake Front Hotel for Summer Home in Clear Lake
The Patriarchs Militant of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows accepted an offer from Clear Lake Land Co. to transfer the Oakwood Park hotel property including the building, outbuildings, six and a half acres, and 750 feet of lake front for use as a summer home. The deal funds by sale of nearby lodge lots. Fort Dodge leader C. W. Paschal received the past commander's jewel. Clear Lake was picked for the August 1914 lodge meeting, and over 1,400 attended the parade Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Clear Lake Land Company
Oakwood Park Hotel
Lake Front
C. W. Paschal
Fontanelle
Department Council
J. C. Milner
Belle Plaine
Department
Jewel
Clear Lake
Youth Seeks Diploma From Van Meter School
Adel-Floyd Switzer files in Dallas County District Court a petition for writ of mandamus against Van Meter School Board and high school principal H H Van Benthuysen. He says he attended four years and belonged to the May 1912 graduating class, receiving a mock diploma publicly, while the real diploma was never delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel—Floyd Switzer
Dallas County
van Meter
H. H. van Benthuysen
Young Switzer
Land Sale Near Kingston Sells For 72 000
A syndicate owned tract of 450 acres near Kingston in the Des Moines Louisa drainage district, once nearly useless before drainage projects, sold this week to Peter Mauer for 160 dollars an acre totaling 72 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
C. A. Carpenter
Kingston
Peter Mauer
Des Moines-Louisa
City to remove Main Street poles for better lighting
Hamburg city council ordered telephone and electric light companies to remove poles from Main Street for five blocks. Boosters view it as a chance to improve lighting with pledged funds to install electric lighting, planning three poles per block on each side within about two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Reception for Dr Birney in Nora Springs
A large reception, attended by nearly every person in Nora Springs, welcomed Dr. E E B Birney upon his return after being acquitted of responsibility for Miss Myrtle Irish death in Hopkinton. Nearly 200 people met him at the station and escorted him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Nora Springs
E. E B. Birney
Myrtle Irish
Hopkinton
Boone Woman Aboard Rescue Ship From Volturno Sinking
Mrs George Burley of Boone was aboard the Grosser Kurfuerst which joined the Volturno rescue and picked up 105 Volturno passengers and crew after the burning liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowan
Boone
George Burley
Europe
Carpenter Will Opened in Columbus Junction Estate
The will of the late C. A. Carpenter of Columbus Junction has been opened and will be probated in district court on November 4. The estate amounts to more than $200,000 and is left in trust to his wife. Ed Hicklin was named administrator without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Wapello
C. A. Carpenter
Columbus Junction
District Court
Ed Hicklinda
Confessed Thief, Logan
The young man with stolen team, wagon, blankets, rifles and cartridges was captured four miles west of Dunlay and identified as Wilber Moore of near Osceola by Sheriff Eggleston of Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dunlay
Wilber Moore
Osceola
Eggleston
Clark County
Algona Farmer George Rundy Ends Life in Hay Loft
George Rundy, a well known farmer living ten miles southwest of Algona, died by hanging in the hay loft of his barn. He was about 60 years old and leaves a wife and grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Fairfield Teacher Narrowly Escapes Auto Flip
Nellie Benson a local school teacher was likely fatally injured when the car she was driving overturned two miles northwest of Fairfield. The incident occurred as she attempted to navigate a turn damaging the vehicle and leaving authorities to investigate the deadly crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Nellie Benson
Ten Eyck to Quit Ames for Illinois Farm Post
Prof. A. M. Ten Eyck of Iowa State College extension faculty, renowned dry farming expert, will resign in December to become agricultural adviser for Winnebago County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Eyck
Ames
A. M. Ten Eyck
Iowa State College Extension Faculty
America
Winnebago County
Llinois
Monument Placed at Ward Field Gate Commemorates Class of 93
A six ton granite monument was set at the front gate of Ward Athletic field to honor the founding of Ward field by the class of 1893. The display marks the site’s origin and honors local school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Ward Athletic Field
Ward Field
Parry Wins $6000 Damages Against Shoe Maker
In Dubuque a jury awarded Gale T. Parry six thousand dollars after he fell down an elevator shaft in the Richardson factory and sustained permanent injuries. The verdict against B P Richardson, shoe manufacturer, was announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Gale T. Parry
B. P. Richarson
Parry
Richardson
Boy Shoots Baby Sister In Accident Near Perry-A
A five year old boy named Perry A Robison living west of the city accidentally discharged a 22 caliber rifle, injuring his baby sister. The infant survived but suffered permanent disfigurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Jap Robison
North Central County Schools Association Meets in Cedar Falls
The new North Central County Schools Association gathered for its first annual convention with over 500 attendees. County superintendents sought clarification on last session’s school laws especially the institutes provision. A three member committee led by Cerro Gordo’s Superintendent Benson was formed to discuss the matter with State Superintendent Deyoe and Attorney General Josson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
North Central County Schools’ Association
Benson
Cerro Gordo County
Deyoe
Josson
Iowa farmer inherits fortune from coal land in Ohio
Fort Dodge Gustaf Jadeaux a farmer living east of Fort Dodge has been informed he inherits 18000 in cash and 280 acres of coal land valued at 1000 an acre totaling about 290000. He is about fifty single and has lived in Webster county fifteen years living in a shack with his brother. He has not yet returned to Ohio to claim the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Gustaf Jadeaux
Jadeaux
Webster County
Ohio
State Extension Work Promises Record Outreach
The agricultural extension division of Iowa State College aims to break records this year. Director W. J. Kennedy expects a staff of over fifty to reach more than half a million people, up from 330,000 last year, with outreach beyond Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa
W. J. Kennedy
Five Year Land Profit in Rockwell City Area
Grant Friedrich sold a quarter section nine miles northwest of Rockwell City for 185 dollars per acre. He had paid 67 dollars and 50 cents per acre five years earlier, yielding a 100 percent profit with no improvements on the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City
Grant Friedrich
Seiners Net Heavy Haul From Spirit Lake
Seiners report an immense catch at Spirit Lake with a net full of 15,600 pounds of soft fish and many game fish. A buffalo weighing seventy pounds is also noted among the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iistherville
Spirit Lake
Plan for Men Conference Opens in Mason City
A Mason City plan anticipates a two day conference opening Sunday October 25 under the laymen mission ary movement of Protestant churches. The event targets men and will cover missions and church financial methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan
Mason City
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Protestant Churches
Student Drowns In Iowa River Canoe Accident
K G Lyberger of Osage Iowa drowned when a canoe with Ross Simpson and Frank Ettinger upset on the Iowa River here. The three were dental college students at the university, having come here with the Drake dental school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
K. G. Lyberger
Osage
Iowa
Iowa River
Ross Simpson
Frank Ettinger
Dental College
The
University
Drake Dental School
New Pensions Granted in Washington for Iowa Residents
Des Moines reports pensions awarded to five Iowa residents at Washington. Recipients include Lucinda Taylor Newton $12 Wettie Wetherbee Spencer $12 Catharine C. Wright Bedford $12 Ella Fagen Des Moines $12 and Elizabeth M. Winship Winterset $12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Washington
Iowa
Lucinda Taylor
Newton
Wettie Wetherbee
Spencer
Catharine C. Wright
Bedford
Ella Fagen
Elizabeth M. Winship
Winterset
Beheaded By His Train in New Hampton Yard
Fred Dunlap of Oelwein, a conductor on the Great Western railroad, was beheaded while switching in the yards at New Hampton. He was brushed from the side of the car when riding by a truck loaded with baggage and fell under the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Fred Dunlap
Oelwein
Great Western Railroad
New Hampton
Barn Fire Destroys Henry Prehn Property North of Mason City
A fire at the Henry Prehn barn north of Mason City consumed seven head of stock, 1000 bushels of grain, and a large amount of hay. The total loss is estimated at over $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro Gordo
Mason City
Henry Prehn
Cars Crush Brakeman Fatally Injured in Marshalltown
M L Hurd, brakeman for the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad, was killed when a train collision in Marshalltown crushed his body, severing both legs and one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
M. L. Hurd
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Gambling Charge Filed in Mason City
W A Holdren former county sheriff Archie Ball and J J Mulgrew prominent Mason City businessmen are under arrest on a gambling charge following a complaint from the wife of one of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
W. A. Holdren
This County
Archie Ball
J. J. Mulgrew
Baptists At Waterloo Gather For State Convention
Baptists from across the state attend the annual convention at Waterloo with over six hundred visitors recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Insurance Agent Dies by Carbolic Acid in Norfolk Stand
Joseph F. Malone an insurance agent for the Metropolitan company killed himself in the Norfolk news stand in front of a large crowd by drinking three ounces of carbolic acid. He leaves a large estate and was a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Joseph F. Malone
Metropolitan Company
Norfolk News
Largest farm sale of the season in Geneva Township
Frank Boyer sold his 320 acre farm in Geneva township for 45000 dollars. The buyer hails from Tama. It stands as the season’s biggest real estate deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Frank Boyer
Geneva Township
Tama
Free Mrs. Pankhurst in New York Speech After Deportation
Emmeline Pankhurst arrives on Manhattan Island after Ellis Island detention and deportation order. She speaks to a large Battery crowd with 25 suffragists, denouncing Britain’s opposition and naming Asquith and McKenna as fierce critics of suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
Manhattan Island
Ellis Island
the Battery
Great Britain
United States
England
tTo
Asquith
McKenna
Mine blast traps 300 miners at Stag Canyon No. 2 shaft
A gas explosion at the Phelps-Dodge Dawson mine in New Mexico entombs about 300 workers. Rescue crews from Trinidad and Colorado coal camps rush to the scene as air and life-saving equipment arrive. Two miners are pulled from the shaft as rescuers battle debris and dangerous conditions to reach the buried men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Stag Canon. Fuel Company
Dawson
New Mexico
Colorado
Phelps-Dodge Company of
New York
Sulzer Nominated for Assembly by New York Progressives
William Sulzer, impeached ex governor, left Albany for the railroad as he accepts a Progressive nomination in the Sixth Assembly District. Max Steindler says Sulzer agreed after being asked by telephone. The report notes Tammany Hall chief Charles Murphy allegedly offered money and ties impeachment to Sulzer’s refusal to take orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Empire State
Sulzer
Max Steindler
Steindler
Mr. Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany Clan
Filipinos Kill U S Scouts in Mindanao Conflict
Fighting at Talipao Mindanao between tribesmen and Philippine scouts leaves five scouts dead and eight wounded. Captain Harry McElderry of the Thirteenth company is among the wounded as several companies including the Thirteenth Sixteenth Twenty-first Twenty-fourth and Thirty-first take part since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Talipao
Mindanao
Philippine Scouts
Harry McElderry
Portuguese Artillery Regiments Revolt in Portugal
Fifth regiment of Portuguese artillery stationed in a northern town revolted and killed its captain, reports from Vigo Spain dated October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Vigo
Spain
Unwell Chief Keokuk Statue Dedication Attended
Daughters of the American Revolution from Illinois Missouri and Iowa gathered in Keokuk Iowa for the dedication of a statue honoring Chief Keokuk of Black Hawk fame. The event drew members from multiple states to honor the historic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Keokuk
Keokuk, Ia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
American Professor Delivers Lecture at Vienna University
Prof. G. B. Fuller from Columbia, N.Y., spoke at Vienna University on October 24 delivering greetings from American scholars to the great European state and city of glorious history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
G. 8. Fullerton
Columbia
N. Y
Vienna University
Court-Martial End Planned
Washington reports that Secretary Daniels intends to reduce navy courts-martial by pursuing disciplinary methods to settle many charges against enlisted men and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Daniels
Queen Mary Expects Heir in Royal Family Fervor
London reports significant royal interest as it becomes known that the coming year will bring an addition to King George and Queen Mary's family. The announcement heightens anticipation in court circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Mary
London
King George
Four Killed on Rail Crossing at Chicago Junction
On October 23 in Chicago Junction Ohio a Baltimore and Ohio express collided with a buggy carrying Mrs Frank Weeks and Mrs William Harwood and Harwood's two young sons. All four occupants died instantly in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Junction
Frank Weeks
William Harwood
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Lynching of Man Over White Woman Insult in Monroe
A Black man who insulted a white woman was dragged from Monroe jail before dawn by 26 white men and lynched. His body hung from a telegraph pole as the mob carried out the act in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Proposed Beef Law Hit
Ogden Armour, Chicago packer, arrived on the Hner Olympic in New York and ridiculed proposed federal legislation to curb the American beef combine buying beef in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Hner Olympic
American Beef Combine
Argentine Republic
Ralph Rose, Olympic Shot Putter, Dies of Typhoid
San Francisco reports the death of Ralph Rose, Olympic and world champion shot putter, from typhoid fever. The is described as a big florid full-blooded man and his illness was marked by a poor early outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
Rose
Watson Case Quashed in Augusta Mail Indictment
Federal Judge Foster sustained defense motions to quash the indictment against Thomas Watson editor and politician. The case involves charges of sending obscene matter through the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Augusta
Foster
Thomas
Fire damages Nevada Hardware building in Reno
A fire in Reno wipes out the Nevada Hardware and Supply Company building with an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The cause remains undetermined.
Estate of B. Elkins Owed WV $12,000 by Executors
State Wine In Elkins Salt Elkins West Virginia October 24 Judge Kittle ruled the estate of the late B. Elkins owed West Virginia twelve thousand dollars as one tenth of a one hundred twenty thousand dollar assessment the executors allegedly omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Kittle
B. Elkins
West Virginia
Crown City Bank Fails In Gallipolis
The Crown City bank failed to open in Gallipolis Ohio on October 24 blamed on bad loans and dull business. It was capitalized at 25 000 and depositors are expected to be paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bank
Gallipolis
Crown City Bank
Two Die in Seymour Texas Feud
In Seymour Texas on October 23 two men were killed and a third wounded in an old feud. Former Sheriff A L Beard and T T Bruce were killed while Sheriff W R Ellis was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Tex
A. L. Beard
T. T. Bruce
W. R. Ellis
Boat Capsizes Drowning Four Near New Orleans
Four persons drown when a gasoline launch capsized in the Mississippi sound during a windy spell near New Orleans. Advices report two of the victims as W Dutton and his young grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi Sound
W. Dutton
Roosevelt Arrives in Rio with Broad Brazilian Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt landed in Rio de Janeiro where he was greeted by a military welcome. He met President Hermes Fonseca’s representative as Edwin V. Morgan and embassy staff joined a flowered reception. A procession to Guanabara palace followed the naval arsenal ceremony with officials, diplomats, and military in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Theodore Roosevelt
Hermes Fonseca
Edwin V. Morgan
United States
Brazil
Senhor Barros-Moreiro
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Achilles de Pedernievas
Washington
Naval
Roosevelt
Margaret Roosevelt
Republic
Argentina
Legation
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
High Court of Justice
Guanabara Palace
Blizzard Paralyzes Chicago and Wisconsin Rail Lines
Five people were killed as a blizzard hit Chicago with a 30 mile per hour northwest wind. The storm disrupted rail, telegraph, and telephone service, with Wisconsin cities reporting widespread chaos and Ashland streetcar service suspended due to heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ashland
Democrat Wins in Illinois Fifth Supreme District
Returns from ten counties show Charles C. Craig Democrat of Galesburg elected to the supreme bench by about 3000 votes over Leslie D. Puterbaugh. Puterbaugh carried Peoria county by 1200. First time a millionaire is said to reach the Illinois supreme bench. Judge J M Niehaus Democrat won in the Tenth district. Walter A Clinch victorious for probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Fifth Supreme District
Charles C. Craig
Galesburg
Supreme Bench
Leslie D. Puterbaugh
Puterbauch
J. M. Niehaus
Tenth Judicial
Walter A. Clinch
Boston's George Fred Williams chosen as minister to Greece
President Wilson selects George Fred Williams of Boston for the Greece post after Garrett Croppers of Williams College declines. Williams will represent the United States in Athens while continuing to pursue public service and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Boston
Wilson
Washington
Greece
Garrett Croppers
Williams College
Mrs Sulzer Kin to Wed
Philadelphia October 22 A license to marry was issued to Miss Ernes tine V Roedelhaim sister of the wife of William Sulzer deposed governor of New York and Walter M Frieden burg of Edge Hill road Cleveland Ohio
Confederate Pension Plan Redirects Civil War Tax
A Washington plan proposes diverting 60 million dollars from the Civil War cotton tax now in the treasury to pensions for Confederate soldiers and their widows. It was presented to Senator Ransdell on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Ransdell
Serbia withdraws troops behind Albanian frontier
Belgrade reports to European powers that it has ordered its troops to withdraw immediately behind the Albanian frontier in compliance with Austria's ultimatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Prince of Monaco Visits White House in First Monroe Monte Carlo Presence
The prince of Monaco met with President Wilson today in Washington on October 22. This marked the first time a Monte Carlo representative has appeared at the White House, greeting the president with standard diplomatic formality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Prince of
Monaco
Washington
Prince
Monte Carlo
White House
Women teachers plan to elect woman to Iowa Teachers’ board
Des Moines reports women teachers across Iowa quietly organize to seat a female member on the executive committee of the Iowa Teachers’ Association meeting in Des Moines next month. They previously won a nomination seat and now aim to control the body and push for a state fund for educators by the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Teachers’ Association
Federation of Teachers
A. B. Bennett
Highland Park College
Iowa Girl in Beauty Contest Seeks International Win
Knoxville Marion county hosts an entrant in the international beauty contest Miss Ethel Applegate daughter of BE B Applegate Knoxville and niece of Judge Applegate supported by Chicago artist A W Monfort. Portraits judged by the National Society of Photographers and exhibited at the Panama Exposition with prizes totaling 150000 dollars. Monfort calls Miss Applegate one of the most classically beautiful women in the United States she is currently the highest paid artist's model in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion County
Ethel Applegate
BE. B. Applegate
Judge Applegate
Applegate
A. W. Monfort
Chicago
National Society of Photographers
Miss Applegate
United States
Miss ion Discussion At Iowa Synod Meeting
One day of the Iowa Presbyterian synod session in Storm Lake focused on mission work and church education. Speakers included H W Reherd, R A Montgomery, Wallace M Hamilton, F Ensign, S R Ferguson, George P Baily, E A Bess, and Frank C McKean. J W Countermine was named clerk. Delegates from presbyteries attended and were hosted in Storm Lake homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. A. Bess
Clinton
Frank C. McKean
Des Moines
J. W. ‘Countermine
Grads Reunion Planned in Des Moines
The annual reunion of State Teachers college graduates and faculty will be held in Des Moines during the State Teachers association convention on November 7 in the evening with a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grads
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Coliseum Destroyed in Davenport Fire
Davenport Coliseum burned to the ground with contents. Value set at about $50,000. Built for the 1898 National Sangerfest, it later hosted public meetings and a dance hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Revival Services Planned in West Liberty Opera House
A monthlong revival began Sunday at the West Liberty opera house led by three local churches. The evangelistic services are directed by Rev. W. A. Tetley of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Opera House
W. A. Tetley
Missouri
Apple Growing Profitable in Waukon Iowa
Apples are plentiful in Iowa and profitable. A M Cahalan at Waukon Junction sold 1600 dollars worth of apples from ten acres of ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
A. M. Cahalan
Junction
LeMars Doctor Plans Wheat Nuts Breakfast Food Company
Dr W T Shepard and associates of LeMars will organize a company to manufacture Wheat Nuts, a breakfast food he has patented. A cement factory building will be erected for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
W. T. Shepard
Cholera Reduces Swine Herds in Cerro Gordo County
Veterinarians estimate pork losses in Mason City and neighboring areas due to cholera will exceed one million dollars. The disease has affected swine across the county, impacting farmers and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro Gordo
Mason City
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Big Louisa
Dr. Birney
Volturno
Heida Baltaesa
Francis Inch
Jack
Mrs. Pankhurst
Canon Fuel Firm
Dawson, N. M
Says
Murphy
U. S
Reno
Nev
Nevara Hardware and Supply Company
Philadelphia
J. Hogan Furst
Lockhaven Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Orthopaedic Hospital
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meridian
Miss
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
State Line
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Republic’s
Middle West
Supreme Court
L. D. Peterbaurgh
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Gountermine
Presbyterian Synod
Storm Lake
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