Moore milk wagon wreck and missing horses story twists
A milk wagon team pulled by Moore’s horses broke up early yesterday morning near Fifth Street while still in town. Chas Clark reported his horses missing after leaving them with John Diddy. they were later found at Jim Carhill’s. A cry for help includes a garbled police description request and a note about a missing wife sketching the caller’s supposed movements. A quirky Tartars tale about returning gifts with livestock is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Clark
John Diddy
Dallas Center
Odd Fellows
Jim Carhill
Jim
Perry's Three Big Days Parade Plans celebrated in Perry
Firemen organize a grand three day celebration with parades concerts and prizes drawing crowds from 50 miles. A sunrise gun, bombardment, and numerous attractions fill July 3 and 4. notable participants include I. B. Candler baseball unit, Band Co. B mayor and city council, and Dallas County teams.
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Perry
Suce
I. B. Candler
Crands
First Avenue
Willis
Warford
Worth
Jmeyor
W. A 1
W. A 1} Deliver the Address of Welfiremen
Railroad Street
Willig
Fred * Knell
Boone
Dallas County
Mart
Bills
Boute
Ed. Taylor
Dallas
Stuart
Ésauis
Madrid
Ogden
Toledo
Marshalltown
Adel Ja
Death of Little Johnny Dow in June
Death comes for one year and twenty one idars old Jobbey Dow, child of Mr and Mrs Win Dow. Cholera infanteni and drain fever caused sudden death after brief illness of a few days. Funeral from residence Wednesday morning conducted by Father Cleary with flowers adorn the casket. The Advertiser notes legal blanks available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Dow
Father Cleary
Dry goods store boasts best practices and fair prices
The firm claims its preeminent city position comes from good management, hard work, moderate profits, and always aiming to do better by customers. It invites buyers to inspect the store, confident they will find a safe place to trade and honest pricing.
Fourth of July Socials and Birthday Festivities Attendents
A collection of social events and birthday celebrations in the town, including Independence Day preparations, a lawn social on Otley Avenue with lanterns and dancing, T. L White’s Sunday school picnic, Miss Mamie Brown’s sixteenth birthday with a gold watch gift, and an elegant electric lawn party at the McKean residence with readings, music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlison
Mr. Perley
Otley Avenue
Mamie
Brown
North Third
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Ney
Rock Island Depot
State Perry
Iowa
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A. Oliver
Wichita
Missouri
Kansas City Journal
Josus
Horeb Lodge
Minneapolis
Order
A Woodward
Waukee
Ie E. Williams
E. J. Diddy
J. B. Skinner
Iuer
Liva Skinner
B. F. Long
Resser
Amos Case
J. C. Sides
B. White
J. T. Write
W. Carlisle
C. A. Clarke
Busha Nichols
Frank Diddy
Ralph Thorminburg
W. A Logan
Sam E. Carrell
J W. Diddy
B. F. Elliott
E- B. . Berrien
H. E. Whitehead
Holmes
Little Johnny Dow
Tae Advertiser
Verything
Benness
T. L White
Grave
Mrs. White
Haraade DeLand
Sam Tubberl
Autiver Buigbet
Friends of
di Boyt
Anna Damisan
Starkey
Martin
Plang
Little
Koperjik
Mabel Hoyt
Nellie Johnson
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds
Dr. Sanche
Lether Jard & Gooden’s
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