Christmas pages sparkle in Tri County and Harvey papers
The Harvey News and Tri County Press published festive Christmas pages, with ads and holiday styling. The Chronicle makes every issue a holiday edition. An Oskaloosa ad notes many women seek gifts for him, suggesting gentlemen's furnishings as suited purchases.
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Harvey News
Tri-County Press
the Chronicle
Willard Lyon Returns to Resume County Attorney Duties
Willard Lyon had been unwell for about two weeks with an illness affecting his head. He left for Des Moines on Tuesday for a brief visit and stayed with his brother, planning to visit his parents before returning. He expects to be home in time to resume county attorney duties at the start of the new year.
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Willard Lyon
Des Moines
Central College Fellows to Meet Oskaloosa Y M C A Basketball
The Central College fellows will face the Oskaloosa Y M C A basketball team at the auditorium tomorrow evening. The game starts at 4 30 to finish in time for the visiting fellows to catch the evening train home. It promises to be a highly anticipated matchup as both teams are said to be well matched.
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Central College
Oskaloosa Y.M.C. A
Findtehed
Chicago Frightful Weather Seen From Des Moines Visit
A week in and around Chicago ends with a Des Moines return Monday evening as the writer notes Chicago weather is a fright compared to here. Sightings include dense fog, smoke, lights needed for dinner seen by travelers and local reports on notable figures and university circles.
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Chicago
Des Moines
Ile
Marion County
L. A. Garrison
Central University
Middle West
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Harper
Rockefeller
Town and college basketball game falls apart
A local college team and town team failed to play Thursday night after conflicting claims. Town players were ready on time, while college players say the others did not show. Each side accuses the other of backing out over money, leaving fans disappointed and calling for a reconciliation to play ball.
Fine wedding stationery arrives from Omaha and Chicago
The Chronicle reports a new shipment of wedding stationery from supply headquarters in Omaha and Chicago. Designs are described as new and beautiful, showcasing refined quality for forthcoming nuptials.
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Chronicle
Omaha
Chicago
Oran
Pella Chronicle showcases holiday bargains and local enterprise
The Chronicle highlights energetic Pella merchants and their Christmas and holiday bargains. The paper promotes its twelve pages of reading and advertising as a hub for shoppers seeking goods produced locally. Women readers are drawn to the bargains rather than distant brands or machines.
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Chronicle
Pella
Cassie
Carre
Notice of Household Sale and Move to Topeka Kansas
T B Kitching posts notice of a coming sale of household effects in his weekly paper. After the sale the family plans to move to Topeka Kansas for a new home and better prospects. He has employment with a leading contractor in the city and their son Ealie, trainmaster's clerk for the Santa Fe, will be able to be at home.
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T. B. Kitching
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Kitching
Ealie
Sante Fe
Bridges Acquitted in Knoxville Attempted Murder Trial
Charles Bridges faced trial last week in Knoxville for the attempted murder of S. M. Stallings, accused after a January shooting over Stallings alleged relation with Bridges' wife. The jury acquitted Bridges on grounds of self defense after Stallings was wounded in the abdomen and recovered.
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Charles Bridges
Knoxville
S. M. Stallings
Bridges
Stallings
Prominent Sheriff Candidate Bridges Faces Trial Outcome
Bridges, known for his quiet disposition and wide circle of friends, has been a prominent figure in the horse business and four years ago ran as a Democratic sheriff candidate. The outcome of his trial will be celebrated by many supporters.
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Ing
Bridges
Real Estate Transfers In Liberty and Knoxville Townships
A list of land and lot transfers with buyers and sellers in Liberty and Knoxville townships. Transactions include quit claims and deeds for parcels ranging from 1 to 60 acres, with prices from 56 to 38650 dollars, naming numerous individuals and local companies such as Iowa Dairy Separator Co., Acme Mfg.C., Cleveland Coal Company, and George Henry's addition in Knoxville.
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George J. Terrell
Iowa Dairy Separator Co
Liberty Township
Wm. Devore
Anna P. Harding
Knoxville Township
James W. Woods
W. D. Woods
Harvey
Henrietta van der Meulen
Sjaardema
Pella
Charles Caffrey
Jacob H. Wagner
Chis. BE. Tener
M. Robinson
H. L. Eddings
John de Kock
William Hamm
Parmelia Forsythe
P.G. Gaass
Janette Kuyper
Mary Bittenbender
Austn Walter
Bittenbender & Ayres
Knoxville
L. B. Morgan
Mary J. Davis
North
L. Popma
G. Heitink
Henry Gazelle
John J. Bousquet
Edmund McCoy
George Henry
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Herman Rietveld
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