Millinery by Mrs Carrie White
Mrs Carrie White operates a millinery shop at the second doorway northwest of the square offering hats and related accessories to customers in the area.
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Carrie White
Square
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
2
Des Moines Valley Div C R 1 &P
Des Moines Valley division C R 1 and pair push for changes in local routes and access. Officials propose adjustments to schedules and coverage affecting commuters and residents nearby. Community groups discuss impact and timelines for potential implementation.
Prairie City Notes With a Busy Summer Social Scene
Long county column recaps a flurry of visits and livel y events in Prairie City including Brown from Joplin returning home, numerous family gatherings, marriages, fairs, farm sales, and local business activity. Mentions visitors from Des Moines Ottumwa Marshalltown and Orange City alongside upcoming local events and school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Butters
E. K. Winchel
Wm. Duncan
R. N. Butters
Des Moines
Bennington
Capt. Clark
Ora Pomeroy
Marshalltown
Soldiers
Puyalup
Wash
E. M. Norris
Oregon
M. T. Norris
Cripple Creek Gold Output Seen Surging in June
Cripple Creek district miners report June gold output near 1.19 million ounces in a Denver Republican estimate. If sustained, annual production could reach 12 million dollars, averaging about 1 million per month, with future development pushing toward 2 million monthly and a total well above prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Denver
Crippie Creek
California
United States
Rand
South Africa
Amnesia Case Strikes Plantsville Pastor in Connecticut
In Plantsville, Reverend T. C. Hanna, pastor of the Plantsville Baptist church, suffers total memory loss after a horse accident on April 17. He cannot recall family or prior schooling, but relearns language from a Bible verse and now reads simple stories, while past skills like sketching, writing, and typing remain forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Plantsville
T. C. Hanna
Plantsville Baptist Church
Hanna
One Word to Turn the Tide at Friedland
General Rapp urged a panic-struck Seventy first Regiment to recover from a storm of artillery fire. He demanded accountability and remembered past deeds. The troops reformed instantly and advanced on the guns, seizing them within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedland
Rapp
Seventy-first Regiment
Hert His Pride. Mrs Smidelle Georgy in House Tonight
Comedy snippet from the Boston Transcript featuring Mrs Smidelle scolding Georgy for staying out. Georgy defends herself saying she won t be bossed around and people might think he is her husband. It captures a domestic exchange with implied social judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smidelle
Georgy
Boston Transcript
Tam
A Romance of Butte Tragedy at the Opera House
The narrator recalls a Butte mining camp tragedy at a Faust performance where prima donna Miss Glyndon is shot by her jilted husband Mephistopheles. A wealthy banker, admirer of Glyndon, is suspected of jealousy. Glyndon dies after forgiving him, while the banker dies by his own pistol shot. The incident shocks the audience and stays vivid in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McCracken
Bryan & Son
Lue Vernon
Amber
Butte
San Francisco
Marguerite
Faust
Opera House
Mephistopheles
Orinoco Wonders Waterfall of Manoa
S A Thompson and L O Dent report discovering a colossal cascade in the Imataca Mountains during a 100 mile jungle trek in Venezuela. They climbed 600 feet and estimate the fall at 1100 to 1200 feet, calling it Waterfall of Manoa after the mythical city of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Thompson
Venezuela
L. O. Dent
Princes Country
Faribault Syndicate
St. Paul Globe
Messrs. Thompson
Dart
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Dart
Imataca Mountains
Thompson
Manoa
Gold
Raleigh
Potat of View. it Journal Observer’s View on Men and Women
A quirky, fragmented quotation observes that men and women view matters from opposite angles. It notes that a man may see nothing but flaw while a woman sees law in every thing, reflecting on gendered perspective and judgment.
Union Life Insurance Company twelfth anniversary year
The Union Life Insurance Company of Omaha celebrates its twelfth year since incorporation in Nebraska in 1885. In 1896 it increased assets by 63,014.31 to 273,831.82 with policy holders’ surplus at 126,491.82 and strong gains across premiums, interest, and total receipts. Net assets rose over 20 percent and net surplus over 120 percent, while death claims exceeded interest collections. The company reports excellent condition per Nebraska Insurance Department, conservative expense ratio of 3 percent, and favorable mortality below expected, with loans on non forfeitable policies and full cash values in contracts. For information contact E. M. Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Life Insurance Company of
Omaha
Nebraska
Insurance Department of Nebraska
E. M. Giles
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Bert Rule
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C. D Wiggins
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Mrs. Hospers
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Chicago
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Ruth Stoddard
Kate Magg
Thomas Newell
Tim-Buck-Too
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