Old Lights from the Rio Bravo
Didsey tells of Reeder and a young east woman in Sodom like frontier life. Wesley, torn by past loyalties, arranges a parting for the couple while burying Reeder. Years later Didsey returns, revealing the woman kept the money Wesley left in Reeder’s name.
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Reeder
Sorocco
Sodom
Didsey
Wesley
Arizona
Mammon Gorge
Carom
Dan Reeder
Jessie
Gorg
Blinkey Gile’s
Foundlings
Diablo
Dan
Sam
Tucson
Guayama
Pony Post
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James E. Wilson Masonic Temple Dedicated in Ottumwa
The James TE Wilson Masonic temple in Ottumwa was dedicated by grand lodge officers before about 500 Iowa Masons. A parade by Masonic members, led by the Fifty-fourth regiment band, preceded the services.
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Masonic Temple
Ottumwa
James TE. Wilson
Grand Lodge
Iowa
Masonic Order
Fifty-fourth Regiment
Justice Salaries Filed By Local Officials
Burlington reports that following a legislative act the justice of the peace may earn 1200 dollars and constables 1000 dollars yearly. Justice of the Peace Ober and Constable Davidson have filed salary claims with the county treasurer.
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Burlington
Justice of the Peace
Ober
Davidson
Wedded Seventy-Fifth Years in Storm Lake
Mr and Mrs S D Eadie observed their seventy fifth wedding anniversary in Storm Lake where the couple remain in good health. Mr Eadie continues in the coal business here which he has managed for three decades.
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Storm Lake
S. D. Eadie
Mr. Eadie
Former Iowa City Merchant Dead at 80 in Massachusetts
Thomas Thompson, pioneer Iowa City shop merchant aged eighty, died in Haverhill Massachusetts. A telegram to W F Rabeau, his brother here, confirms his death. he left Iowa City eighteen years ago.
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Iowa City
Thomas Thompson
Haverhill
Mass
W. F. Rabeau
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K Price & Co
Ed. V. Price
Wo As
Blessing & Sghurman
Rio Bravo
Will Levington
J. B. Lippincott Co
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