Mina Chase to wed. Chicago home of wedding hosts
Mina Chase, long a resident here, marries Harms in Chicago at the home of Mr and Mrs Ridgandingham. The couple plan a honeymoon in part then return to Chicago. City foliage is blooming with trees over sidewalks prompting a reminder to trim to the required height per ordinance. A fatal accident near Bellingham claimed the life of Charles Cudworth, an I B and I worker, after being struck by a lumber rack. The obituary notes Cudworth’s farm days near Tonia and his survivors.
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Mr. and gaiandingham
Chicago
norman
Harms
automobile
mty
Fred Kuhafret
Charles udworth
Bellingham
Cudworth
endas
B.C
Secased
Tonia
Whitcom
Beltinchan
Pats
Hugh
Grace
lorof Mirs
Fred Kuhns
thise
Beiljan
Firecrackers and dynamite caps banned under new law
The ordinance prohibits firecrackers longer than five inches and over three fourths inch in diameter along with toy pistols blank cartridges and dynamite caps though exemptions allow necessary dynamite use. Opposition calls it a compromise and not a strong safety measure ahead of July 4 1908. Also notes library hours opening three days a week starting Monday with reduced fees for out of town patrons and catalogs 2 160 volumes and 25 periodicals.
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Register and Leader
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Farms on a Big Scale En Mayo at Stapleton township
En Mayo of Stapleton township, north Alpha, is a prominent county farmer managing 160 acres with diverse stock. Since last Christmas he has sold 2200 dollars in hogs and currently keeps 140 head of young pigs, 80 sows, 135 other animals, and 16 work horses. He remains busy yet capable across all farm tasks.
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En Mayo
Stapleton township
north Alpha
Virginia's Attractive Places An E N E A visit to Richmond
The National Editorial Association joined a City Council and Chamber of Commerce invitation in Richmond on June 15. A special Newport News train carried members to a luncheon at the Whitlock Branch American Tobacco Factory, then tours of Libby Prison Capitol and Jefferson’s Park. They visited Old Point Comfort and Washington D C viewing the Capitol and Congressional Library with its gilded dome. A reception at the White House rooms showcased plush parlors, a gilded piano costing 22000, and chandeliers of cat glass as the party learned of presidential associations and long service at the White House.
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National Editorial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Newport News
Whitlock Brangh American Tobacco Factory
ity
Libby park
Libby prison
Capitol building
Washington
Jefferson perk
Patrick Henry
Jefferson Davis
Iddle Wood
Jefferson hotel
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Jeffercon
Old Point Comfort
Washington, D. C
Washington’s monument
Congressional library
Market street
N. E. Association
N.E. A
Cleveland
Alice Roosevelt
Tfe
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
White House
china
Oyster Bay
Mount Vernon
Chicago
new Southern hotel
Col. Shaw
Hildreth
Charles City
Sinois Central depot
Mr. Parrott
linfer
Exma W. TAWKins
Grand Fourth of July Basket Picnic at Fair Grounds
A grand basket picnic is planned at the fair grounds next Thursday to benefit the Little Brown Church in the Vale. A parade will form at 10 oclock featuring the ship of state and calithumpians, followed by sports including races, a baseball game, greased pig, nail driving, and various contests. Free admission. food and drink stalls will operate. a celebratory day of community events is promised.
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Clerk ONeill Weds Miss McAloon at New Hampton
Clerk of Chickasaw County District Court Martin Henry ONeill married Belle McAloon of New Hampton at St Josephs church New Hampton. Ceremony ended with a wedding dinner for immediate relatives. Couple plans a brief outing at Devils Lake North Dakota and friends extend best wishes. The Inter Ocean and Revorrer subscription offer mentioned.
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Martin Henry O'Neill
Chick‘asaw county
Belle McAloon
New Hampton
St. Joseph’s church
Father Slattery
Devils Lake
N. D
Henry
Grace T Seaman Weds John W Seaman in Nashua Wedding
The wedding of Grace T Tracy to John Wesley Seaman took place last night at XVAC, with Rev A W Sinf officiating under a arches of smilax and lace. The couple, both Nashua High School graduates, will reside in Grinnell where Seaman runs a cafe and candy factory. Out of town guests included Mrs Frank Conen Robins Miss Kathryn Winkleblock Charles City Geo Hering and Dora Kempendorf. The article also notes a county normal institute invitation from Superintendent Conley for teachers to attend in New Hampton on July 15 1907 and references the State Certificate Law passed by the Thirty-first General Assembly.
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Lynes
Plainfield
i. M. Peterson
Nashua
Waverly
Waterloo
Horton
Charles City
R. R. Thompson
Baltic
S. D
Rilley Phillips
Celia
Chas. Phillips
Milan
Tenn
George Tracy
Grace T
John Wesley Seaman
A. W. Sinfthat
our city
B. J. Johnson Soap Co
Milwaukee
Iowa college
Grinnell
Scarsboro
Frank Conen
Robins
Kathryn Winkleblock
Geo. Hering
Dora Kempendorf
New Hampton
Schmidt
Janesville
Conley
normal institute
Chickasaw county
Thirty-first General Assembly
Professor Spanked the Girls in Bristow Schools
A Bristow Iowa school head D L Correll disciplined pupils by spanking to enforce rules. Some girls sued for assault and battery but a jury acquitted him. The school board then rehired Correll for another year at a higher salary. The item also notes curious farming questions from American Farmer about animal behavior and digestion.
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Iowa
D. L. Correll
Bristow
Weather-Crop Bulletin for week ending June 24 1907
Des Moines reports a mild week with mean temperature near normal and generally clear to fair skies Monday through Friday. Frequent beneficial showers later improved pastures and meadows while corn cultivation advanced, stands below best seasons but growth satisfactory. Oats barley heads, garden crops and potatoes doing well. small fruits fair.
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Des Moines
Advertised Letters at Nashua Post Office June 24 1807
Letters remaining at the Nashua Iowa post office for the week ending June 24 1807 include J. B. Baker and Peter Tominas.
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Nashua
Iowa
J. B. Baker
Peter Tominas
Strawberries and Dewberries Season Picker Drive
To engage 25 pickers for the season at ten cents per quart. Patch on the Ed Miller farm. For further particulars inquire of A. G. Bivke.
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Ed Miller
A. G. Bivke
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