College baseball star saves boy from vicious dog
A college graduate and former first baseman used his athletic training to throw a rock and kill a attacking dog that chased his eight year old son along a country road. The father refused to reveal his name and credits his sports background for the accurate throw. The tale appears amid farm journal promotions and local church notices in the same issue.
Legacy of Slavery to Freedom in Newton Family Story
The article recalls the Miller family’s escape from slavery, their perilous journey north with help from abolitionists, and reunion after the Civil War. It also notes local civic notices, weddings, anniversaries, and community events in Newton, including political notices and colorful ads from McColloms and Wright.
Market Prices and Civic Appointments in Newton Page
The Newton markets list farm product prices corrected this morning for farmers to compare and sell. Special election day policemen were appointed by the city council: first ward John Hale and John Long. second ward Amos Williams and Richard Hudson. two others Mr Berry and D F Drew. A motivational note promises opportunity for those with nerve and capital, and a line invites future information to F J Warney of the Great Northern Railway in St Paul.
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Grandmother Miller
John Miller
North
Newton
Mother Miller
Washington County
Montgomery
Clariesa
Graves
Paulice Walden
Clarissa
Emma Gee
Colorado Springs
John
Clem Miller
Elizabeth Walden
Lettie Miller
Kentucky
Maryville
Miller
Aleck Nichols
Andy
Henderson Hays
Winterset
Des Moines
John Meyer
J.F. Baker
Richard Shearer
Andy Hays
Tommy Vanatta
John R. Clements
Alex Nichols
Bishop
Mr. Vanatta
Missouri
Clem
Lettie
Lizzie Miller
Walden
Daniel
Ellen Nichols
William Martin
M Miller
Father Miller
Israel
T. W. Lewis
Pauline
Obie
Jesse Walden
Fred
Clarence Miller
Louis Maye
Ames
Los Angeles
California
Chicago Great Western Rv
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Maple Leaf
Minneapolis
Dodge Center
Hayfield
McIntire
New Hampton
Sumner
Oelwein
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Reinbeck
Marshalltown
Minneapois
F. H. Hunter
C. J. Brooks
St.Paul
F. H. Lord
Chicago
John Hale
John Long
Wm."Amos
Richard Hudson
Mr. Berry
D. F. Drew
Prairie chickens and prime fishing forecast this fall
Prairie chickens will be plentiful in the Northwest this fall and Minnesota lakes offer superb fishing this year. Readers are urged to write F. I. Whitney, G. P. & T. A., Great Northern Railway, St Paul, Minn., for Hunting and Fishing Bulletin, or to S. J. Evison, D. P. A., 404 Walnut Street, for best insurance services.
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Minnesota
F. I. Whitney
G. P
T. A.great Northern Railway
St Paul
Minn
S.J. Evison
Walnut Street
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Jasper County
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