Riots and race statements in early city discussions
A fragmentary column describes ongoing riots linked to race in Chicago and other Cantura cities. It asserts long-standing tension between Black and White communities, notes segregation of Indians on reservations, and compares racial issues to Native American policy, implying forthcoming violence as populations grow.
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Wecounld
Chicago
Washington D. C
United States
Mensen
Meets Neath Under Jorges Heels
A fatal accident near Gilmore City last Friday evening left Henry Studdard dead after being thrown and trampled by mules during a cattle drive. He died Monday from a fractured jaw and skull injury. Rev. Stanley of Des Moines College, visiting at the Baptist church, is a GAI veteran who helped search for the murderer.
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Livermore Gazette
Henry Studdard
Gilmore City
Henry
Stanley
Des Moines College
Baptist Church
Thoreday
Washington
Ford hits cream truck in oily street collision
Lon Overbaugh drove from a garage in a Ford and struck Henry Luchsinger’s cream truck amidships. Both vehicles were slightly damaged and cream smeared a segment of Main Street. A4 B Clark was blamed by some though Lon sought Mr. Clark first and found Henry instead.
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Lon. Overbaugh
Ford
Henry Luchsinger
Main Street
B. Clark
Lon
Mr. Clark
Henry
Palimateer Seis Farm Sells East of Town for 300 An Acre
Ed Palmateer sold his farm east of town at 300 dollars per acre saying the price is about all the time he has before he passes away. He notes he could have gotten more but prefers an even outcome and mentions friends who might assist if he departs earlier than expected.
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Ed Palmateer
Dow Team Withdraws From Game With Renwick
No ball game Sunday as Dow team backed out of a use game with Renwick due to unavailable players. Dow officials notified Manager Spray the match was off. Next Sunday the team travels to Webster City for a scheduled game.
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Dow
Renwick
Tdews
Menager Spray
Webster City
Corn crop battered by extreme heat and wind in Inrilylark
Officials from the department of agriculture report corn crops damaged over recent days as temperatures topped 100 in some areas. Southeast winds and heat caused widespread stress though scattered showers offered limited relief in parts.
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Acc
Department of Agriculture
Council Proceedings Special Meeting on Bids and Street Care
The May 15 1019 special meeting chaired by Mayor Tanek received bids for hauling and street work. The street and alley committee is to hire a street commissioner and a haulage contractor, with a grading contract invited. Notices will run in Humboldt Wright and Kosyuth county papers for two weeks, then in the local paper and each county paper before August 1. All members voted yes to adjourn.
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Sily
Rabler
Flertiinig
Goettsch
Martin
Frésent
Schneider
Ibaent
Tanek
Goetlsch
Wamue
Lida
Humboldt
Wright
Kosyuth
Ann Oncesin
Habler
Gortried
Notice of grading bids for Renwick streets
Sealed bids for grading Renwick town streets are due by 8:00 p.m. on August 6, 1919, at Yow Hall. About 12 000 cubic yards of earth will be moved across roughly 3 miles of streets. Plans and details are available from the town clerk or the county engineer in Humboldt Iowa. The board may reject any or all bids. Edw Vetch Town Clerk A Tt Me
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Renwick
Town
Humboldt
Iowa
Vetch
Quack Grass Prize Offered for Root Collection
A public notice invites donations toward a prize of ten dollars for quack grass roots gathered between now and November. Farmers or their families may win the money by removing quack grass from their land and even encouraging neighbors to participate, with a display site to be arranged by the office.
Freight wreck delays passenger train near Algon
A freight train wreck north of Algon caused the G and NIW passenger service to run four hours late after an overloaded wheat car broke down. Wrecking crews worked for hours to clear the track with unknown damage and loss.
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Algons
Harding to lead drive on old license plates
Gov Harding to launch a statewide campaign against delinquent license plate fees. The plan includes mailing the delinquent lists to county attorneys, appointing several state agents, and operating from his office to pursue owners of 1949 B plates.
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Harding
Ramany
Evangelical Church Services and Schedule
Evangelical church notes Sunday school meets at 10:00 a m followed by preaching at 11:00 a m Young People’s Rally at 7:30 p m preaching at 8:00 p m Wednesday prayer services at 7 45 p m Thursday teacher training at 7 45 followed by choir rehearsal All are cordially invited A W Schiesselman Pastor
Tuteran Church Notes Sunday Services Canceled
Tuteran Church notes no services Sunday with Sunday School and Bible Class at 0:30 a.m. The Tachea Aid Society meets with Mrs Ed Krose on Wednesday August 6. RF. Schedtlar, Pastor.
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Tuteran Church
Tachea Aid Society
Ed Krose
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