Local grocers listed in regional auction notice
Journal agencies record a draft list of merchants including Fill, Hurlbut Grocery, Tast 2nd, South Musentine, Tobore Tras, Groo Oregon trent, A. Baseh's Brus Store, Hore abeer avenue, Kocklervitle, Charka's Grosery, Wert Gil, J.B. Fuller Grocery and Wr. Van Zyl Grocery in a regional sale notice.
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Atv
Wee Fill
Hurlbut Grocery
South Musentine
Groo
Oregon Trent
A. Baseh
Brus
Horeabeer Avenue
Kocklervitle
Charka's
Grosery
Wert Gil
J.B. Fuller Grocery
Wr. van Zyl Grocery
Unclear OCR Record From Microprint Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names numbers and titles. It mentions private officer numbers 26 and 27 a department number changes a publication name and office address with digits 23 and 27.
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Trlevaones
Sawa
Exenanen
Anges
Puvilnher
Manele Pastor
Bolter
GmComreaingrapt Zouraing Fan Oe
Srolere “Agy
Mer
Taosevelts editorial on McNamara trial and class crime
An editorial in Ontlogk magazine discusses the McNamara case and crime by capitalists and labor leaders. It argues crimes by elites threaten public welfare, condemns class-based excuses, and warns against politicized defenses or selective justice amid industrial change.
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Ontlogk Magazine
Theolors Noonyelt
Guy
Deny Ta
Pete Wenmilves
Inlor
Taborera
San Francisco
Tabor
Andy Thig
San Fransisco
Doral
Modera Industria
Labor's Stand Against McNamara Violence and Labor Trust
A public call denounces linking organized labor to the McNamara murders. It argues true labor aims to prevent violence and murder, condemning mob tactics and extremist rhetoric by Debs and allied figures. The piece urges workers to uphold honesty, order, and loyalty to lawful means for justice.
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TpiwiGe
Sinai
McNamaras
Thei
Moyer
Jiny Wood
Debs
Klatypa
Omma Goldman Ind
Inbor
Ingwood
Tamiller
Whiel
EL la
McNamara
Moser
Hin
Murdés
Honorarla
McNataras
Fintervest of Labor
Worklacman
State labor leaders call for city tram officials removal amid industrial unrest
A state federation leader and a committee urge Governor Carroll to remove troubled city tram officials as tensions rise over strikes in Muscatine. The Courier questions strike justification, cites bitter factional conflict, and argues both sides deserve legal protection while acknowledging the state's limited role in adjudicating labor disputes.
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Carroll
Belove
Cidar
Muscatine
Tremont hall fundraiser for the poor in the wards
In a 30 year old note, the ladies of the first and second wards announce a promenade concert at Tremont hall to raise funds for the poor, urging civic turnout and large attendance amid local excitement over a roaming dog issue near the Slough south of the city.
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Tremont Hell
River freezes across after sudden rise in flood year ten
Ten years ago the river gauge rose suddenly and the river froze from shore to shore by last night. The works water gauge rose today equal to the level at the end of last winter on January 8. Weather conditions may delay crossing until teams can move ice.
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Gery
Ross
J. Tris
Belora
Ombs Icc
Prodigal Judge Chapter XXI Continues
A fragment from Prodigal Judge by Vaughan Kester shows Charley Norton’s emotional turmoil as he learns Batty Malroy plans marriage while Carrington grapples with shattered hopes. The stormy domestic scenes unfold amid political tensions, labor unrest, and city intrigues in Centerville and Keokuk Gate City.
Plan to counteract progressive move in Ohio
Columbus, Dec. 16. Ohio Progressive league secretary John D. Fackler outlined a state speech tour by U S Senator Voses, Clapp, Pinchot, James KR Farfield, Lonissi, Brandeis, and Hovania Pinchot to assure Republicans Theo Roosevelt will not run in 1912, aiming to blunt Roosevelt sentiment and aid the La Follette campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Woman finds divorce decree unrecorded after years
Des Moines, Dec 26. Mrs. G. Bubier learns a decree of divorce from 1904 was never filed in the county clerk’s office. Her attorney promptly obtained a new decree from Judge Degraty, which was improperly filed and rewritten.
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Des Moines
Charley Carrington Receives Final Command in Town
In the closing scene Carrington reads a note, vows to leave Thicket Point, and heads toward Belle Plain after defying Memphis plans. Norton wrestles with loyalty as Tom aims for a life elsewhere, while Ke ntuckian Parker weighs his future amid mounting tension.
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Norton
Car Pington
Charley Norton
Hinself
Mr. Ware
Memphis
Tom
Charley
Betty
Belle Plain
Sunsun
Norlton
Raleigh
Jeff
Jagr Chumex
Carrington
Tate
Rik
Mas'r
Jettn
Txott
Jett
Bella Plain
Photographs Show Explosion Scenes in Indiana
Photographs depicting wrecked bridges, viaducts, bericks and buildings were presented to the federal grand jury in Indianapolis as evidence in the dynastic conspiracy probe. The images, gathered by detective J A Gadert of the National Erectors Association, illustrate dynamite and nitroglycerine damage tied to the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
J. A. Gadert
National Erectors’ Association
Dynamite Attacks Linked to Broad Probe Across States
Investigators tied over one hundred explosions from Millers Falls Massachusetts in 1995 to a 1911 Santa Barbara California find under a bridge near President Taft's special train. Evidence from Baders suggests broader involvement beyond the originally named suspects.
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Bader
Millers’ Falls
Mass
Santa Barbara
Cal
Taft
Baders
Society notes from Goslo club dances and gatherings
About fifty Goslo club members held a dance under chaperonage of Mr and Mrs Wilson at the Muscatine Launch Club. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Knowts Mrs O H Sallybury and Miss Ethelyn Salisbury. A Christmas party is planned for Friday December 29. Edward Kaiser hosted twelve Cojo club members at his parents home on Third and Locust in honor of guest Daniel Pauli of St Louis. St Matthias Industrial society sells dolls and crafts at Miss Helen Ineleken's miliery store. Also a note promoting Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cold treatment.
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Goslo Club
R. M. Wson
Muscatine
Edward Kaiser
Cojo Club
John Waiser
Third
Locust Street
Daniel Pauli
St Louis
Nho
St. Matthias
Bonds Held by Banks Exempt From Taxation
Des Moines ruling confirms government bonds held by national banks are not taxable. The Iowa Supreme Court affirms trial court actions barring a personal property tax collection from Des Moines National Bank, and upholds similar rulings against Town National Bank and Citizens National Bank. Also notes Ethelyn Salisbury visiting Davenport and Rev. Webster Hakes returning from Centerville wedding duties.
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Des Moines
National Bankanga
Jawa Supremos
Des Moines National Bank
United States Supreme Sort
Towa National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Schmitz on Trial on Bribery Charge
Former San Francisco mayor Eugene Schmitz faces 14 indictments and a bribery charge over a trolley franchise granted to United Railroad after the 1906 earthquake and fire. He is scheduled to appear today before Superior Judge William P. Lawler.
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San Francisco
Cal
Eugene Schmita
William P. Lawler
United Railroad
Schmitz
Tudge Lawley
Lehnitz
Mow
Jmay
Kids Enjoy Vaudeville at Popular Playhouse
Journal notes a children’s vaudeville show at We Yamily theatre. A lively program drew strong audience applause, with dancing and singing receiving particular praise from the youthful crowd.
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Journal
Iida
Mamaker
Landgrat
Ube
Pill Wilde
Des Moines Men Are Sued Over Customer List
In Des Moines Iowa December 18 the Ottumwa Plane company sues R B Townsend and L J Bowlisty alleging they left employ with a list of prospective customers to start their own plane business in Des Moines The former workers reportedly brought the list with them and the former employer obtained a temporary injunction to restrain use of the names
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Gcatmwa Piano House
Des Moines
Ottumwa
R. B. Townsend
L. J. Bowlisty
Plalntit Company
Xalves
Oty
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Colds and Dreaded Diseases
Promote Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds and a means to reduce the risk of whooping cough diphtheria and scarlet fever when a child has a cold. Claims no opium or narcotics and asserts safety with implicit confidence. sold by all dealers.
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Champerlain
Journal Want Ad for Oak Cord Wood Sale
Dry and green black oak cord wood for sale listed under want ads. L L Lite Route contact via phone 605-.
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Journal
L. L. Lite
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