Local notes reflect illness travel and legal notices
The itemized column records Mrs. J. R. Allen ill with malaria, visits by C. E. Danon and others, farm activity including a new barn project, and a blaze on the Randolph farm. It notes a verdict about courting fights lowering the school fund, marriage licenses issued, and church lectures planned by Dawson citizens. The dispatch mentions plans for a move to Canada and trips to Chicago and Lincoln, with various family and community movements and hospital oversight by a state board.
Petit Jury Drawn for November Term in Various Towns
A list of names drawn as Petit jurors for the November term across multiple towns including DeSoto Dallas Center and Van Meter. Jurors listed include Theodore F, Elmer Lasbang, James Barr, Maxwell, Eartha Keiez, J.S. Hans, Luther Kenned, Dexter Jottes, Mj Bales, and several others with locations such as Germ of court and Desoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Lerock i An
Elmer Lasbang
Wedward
J Scripps
Desoto
Vides
James Barr
Greer
Brock
Berry
Zerald
Eas
Dallas Center
J.S. Hans
Wanker
Samuel Spallers
Luther Kenneds
Ald
Forrester
Dexter
Jottes Stump
van Meter
Mj Bales
Dandeny Mlw
Cribbon
Minborn
Delss Wesivy
Shnburn
Elephant at Lincoln Park tests patience of first-time visitor
A visitor at Lincoln Park in Chicago stared at an elephant near a watering trough. She quipped about the animal and wondered why it could not lift its trunk to drink, reflecting curiosity about the zoo exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craelix
sTealien
Lincoln Patk
Gamble Morgan Wedding In Cedar Rapids District Home
The marriage of Mise Uelen Gamble of this city to Mr Leste r Wt Morgan of Des Moines occurred at 9 o clock Tuesday evening at the bride’s father’s home on Third Street. Rev W W McDade officiated. The couple left for their wedding trip and will reside in Cedar Rapids after December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Mir Lap
Lester Wt Morgan
Des Moines
Pice
Third Street
Travis Elizabeth Morgan
Byrdie McNally
Ceda Falls
W W. McDade
First
Methodist Church
Mr. Morgan
Perry
Hnettell Bros
Dubuque
Mel
Mrs. Morgan
Cedar Napides
Iowa
Bryan Leads Democratic Tour Through Iowa Rail Trip
Win J Bryan accompanied by Gen Weaver and J K Romans rode the Minneapolis line to Perry then Limmbelt and Sioux City delivering speeches. He was ill last week with a severe cold but improved. Weaver joined to bolster his voice as they push ahead with public addresses yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win J Bryan
Gen, Weaver
J.K. Romans
Denison
Minneapolis
Perry Wisug
Towa
Limmbelt
Sioux City
Gen Weaver
Bryan
Drug Store Change in Town Delivers to McArthur
Jas Wimmer sold his drug store next to the First National Bank to W McArthur. McArthur, a capable pharmacist, has moved his family here and plans to travel for a short period before resuming work. He and his wife will soon visit Indiana to see Jim’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Wimmer
First National Bank
W. McArthur
Mr. Mcarthur
Stat
Indiana
Jimi
Ints
Perry public schools face serious overcrowding in first grade
The Perry district reports high first grade enrollment, about 100 pupils across three rooms. With Miss Forgrave and Miss Tolieat overseeing classes, seats are insufficient and the board plans to reallocate seating and hire an assistant to accommodate about ten more students, hoping attendance stabilizes as cold weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Public Schools
Evening Meeting at M. E. Churches
A newly organized union hosts an Evening Meeting at the M E Church Sunday with personal exercises led by Will Mali ji. The program emphasizes local societal improvement, education opportunities, and service, featuring Miss Stewart and Miss Rosenburge as speakers along with a consolation concert by a women’s choir under Rev. Mr. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unies of Unit Peoples Se
Will Mali Ji
Lane Eh
Union
Putzreral Fersand
Stewart
Miss Wais
JS. Hofer
Blanche Don Mba Lot
K Rosenburge
Agnes
Railway Changes and Key Railway Figures Highlight Roundhouse
News and Comment from Roundhouse notes changes to timetable for three trains including No 3 and No 2, with Omaha departure times shifting. Reports Vice-President and acting manager Kimball of Union Pacific died recently, detailing his railroad career. Also discusses bridge and viaduct projects on the Milwaukee and Western railways, noting Cedar River bridge work and the highest bridges in the United States with measurements and nearby lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. W
Omaha
Oye ML
Perry
Orly
Onmna
Thos. L. Kimball
Orang
Wmball
Nowshey
Cincinnati
Ethia
Flo
Isa
Rogers
Durrie
Milwaukee Rail
Exien
Keel City
Sag City
Dectober
Wil
Sac c Sun
Western Railway
de Tienacing
Galveston & Sap Adoulo
Midorn Pacific Ralear
United States
New York
Wake Erie & Western
Wracai Iaone
Auctioneer Wildman's Sale Dates Listed in October
Auctioneer Wilkiman announces sales dates this month with listings for October 3 4 and various locations. Card details and reservations are available at the provided archives and local listings for further scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkiman
Poetobeur
Ahistries
Death of Grandma Russell in Chariton
Mrs. Isejl widow of late Smith Lo died last Saturday at her daughter Mrs Wields home in Chariton. The death surprised family as she seemed recovering from a fall and appeared in good health. Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon at the Christian church with Dr. Breeden of Des Moines preaching the discourse describing the deceased as a mother to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isejl
Sibe
Breeden
Des Doines
For Sale Wouse and lot in Per isam and farm part pay
For sale a house and lot in Per isam with farm portion paid. Enquire by noting we take implements for W. LL. Nortroop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LL. Nortroop
Fragmentary Crime Scene Text With Distorted Details
The readable fragments describe a violent incident involving a victim, the offender, and a distraught parent attempting to intervene. A vase and a penny are referenced, with the event ending as the captive remained restrained and the father reacted, leaving unclear outcomes.
A Silent Midsummer Scene In Studland
An observer watches birds and a large handsome seabird gliding over the drills and surface, its bill striking prey. The bird dives to catch fish, rises with a quarry, rests briefly, then resumes the search for more prey before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studland
Naeanibind
Too Often True at Funeral Prompted By Vanity
A Catholic Universe remark decries vanity at a funeral, noting a bizarre image of forty herons pulling a family’s coffin while only two people repair the body, reflecting moral outrage over ostentation and ritual display.
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Ling
Second Street
Perry, Lows
Dawon Doings
J. R. Allen
C. S&s. Francis
C. E. Danon
Mrs. Mouser and
Son
Fred Robinson
Reife
Als
Muir
Canada
Cand Witc Ure
Chas. Estep
Luther
Knighish Everhart
Tama
Rowa
Bougham
G. A. Balding
Howe
Minnesota
Dakota
Loxa
Randolph Farm
Dawson
Comig
Sy Townsend
R. Wasim
Cougis Recorder
Sup Nlear
J-M
Dan Reland
Chicago
Dan
P Pano
T. J. Caldwell
California
J. WL
Lincoln
Nely
JL. W. Garouute
WA Hoel
Z X. Fiddler
Lather
A.B. Ballard
BY. Uetheow
Per
William HH. Eilerman
Maude Woister
A. Beblett
Carrie Peterson
Morgan
Helen T. Gamble
D. Teck
Xethe Woodman
Daniel McCormick
Anna Cole
Schow
Maver Ciner
L. G. Kinne
State Board of Country
Lown
Cous
West End
Petit Jury
M. EL
Dallas County
TA. Wenness Co
Roundhouse
Auclioneer Wildman
Grandma Russell
Teall
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