Four Artist Company Delights with Vein of European Style
The Redpath Bureau presented The Four Artist company last Friday night to a full house. Miss Van Hoose opened with a Polonaise and Valse Triste, then sang Chopin’s Valse in D flat. Miss Ringsdorf impressed with arias and modern songs, while Jacob Reuter the violinist drew praise for his musicianship and Hungarian Fantaisie. Kirckbaab, the baritone, commanded the most enthusiasm with Toreador Song and a fragment from Pagliacci, hailed as the evening’s highlight.
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Program Praise for Lecture Course Musicians in Pella
Attendees praised the closing duet by Mias Ringsdrof and Mr Kirckbush, calling it beautifully sung with an encore demanded. The program was well received from start to finish and readers urged more such musicians on the Lecture Course to avoid past disappointments with Redpath.
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Iowa Supreme Court bans auto accident personal injury insurance
The Iowa supreme court ruled that under state law an insurance company cannot issue policies covering personal injury damages from automobile accidents. The insurance department said it was not covered by current laws, while the attorney general argued it violated public policy. The court indicated that special legislation would be required to legitimize this class of insurance.
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Hurt in car accident involving George Ver Steeg
George Ver Steeg, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Ver Steeg, was severely injured in a street car accident on Fifth avenue Thursday night. He fell from a moving car, suffered facial and head lacerations needing many stitches, and may have been dragged. He was conscious briefly, then unable to recall details or his residence, and sought help at a neighbor’s home.
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Oskaloosa Herald Reports Patient Condition Update
An item from the Oskaloosa Herald notes that a person is returning home and his condition today remains serious.
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Lecture On Tuberculosis By Dr Johnson
Dr. A P Johnson of Sigourney lectured at the Baptist and Methodist churches on tuberculosis and prevention. He cited state deaths nearing 2400 annually and 200000 deaths globally last year from consumptive disease. He stressed it is not hereditary and spreads between people, urging open air living and well ventilated sleeping spaces to reduce suffering.
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Administrator's Notice in Dixon Estate Iowa District Court
The District Court of Marion County Iowa appoints E W Henry as administrator of the estate of David T Dixon. Creditors are asked to come forward with payments and all claimants must present verified claims for allowance according to law.
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Chicago office shaken by typographical errors prompt concern
A damaged fragment reports fear and confusion in a Chicago office after persistent typographical mistakes. The scene hints at administrative unease and possible errors affecting operations. No names or dates provided.
Michael Farley Death Reported From Hearst Disease
A Hearst daily printed bold front page claim stating Michael Farley is dead from Hearst disease, despite reader objections and proofreading delays. The public display emphasized the sensational headline as the dominant item on the first page.
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Michael Farley
Exchange
Bible editions offered for mail order closeout at cost
We received elegant bibles including teachers and scholars editions as samples for our mail order line. They have served their purpose and will be closed out at cost. A large print edition remains popular with older readers.
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