Death claims Matt L Carroll of Company M 52d Iowa Vol Inf
Matt L Carroll of Company M 52d Iowa Volunteer Infantry died September 29 at 10 a.m. at the Red Cross Hospital in Des Moines after typhoid and pneumonia. He was buried in Tama City after a large funeral. A devout patriot, he carried $2,000 in the Modern Woodmen to support his sisters. The piece notes his friendly nature and sacrifice for liberty.
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Matt L. Carroll
Red Cross
Des Moines
Boyden
Matt
Chickamauga
Alis
John C. Pryde
Mr. Pryde
Jack
Legion
Tama City
Friend
Freeman
Republican Convention at Orange City Endorses slate
The County Republican convention met in Orange City last Friday. Chairman Myres and Wm Taylor of Center led the session with H Graff of East Orange as temporary chair and secretary. Delegates formed a permanent organization and were urged to cast their full votes for the slate.
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Orange City
Myres
Wm. Taylor
Center
H. Graff
East Orange
Rock Valley Items Highlight Local Happenings
C D O'Brien is laid up with a lame leg. Wm Dunn and family returned home Monday. Rock Valley Cornet Band traveled to Sioux City Tuesday. A reception and a dance occurred in Doon Saturday evening. F A Scott is home again. Will Doherty has recovered from illness. J Engel of St Louis is here on business and pleasure. Grant Lyons of Inwood visited earlier in the week. P A Cummins returned from the east Monday. C M & St P has a night operator at this point. Harry Finch and Bill Vollner visited Hull Sunday. Will Lang and Manus Steinburg of Hull spent Sunday in town. A man joked about preferring the Reporter to pull himself over the fence. Subscriptions taken at the office.
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C. D. O’brien
Wm. Dunn
Rock Valley
F. A. Scott
Will Doherty
J. Engel
St Louis
Grant Lyons
Inwood
P. A. Cummins
Harry Finch
Bill Vollner
Hull
Will Lang
Manus Steinburg
Local Happenings and Social Notes from Sioux City Area
Miss Sophia Moret attended the Carnival in Sioux City Wednesday with friends. The Misses Taylor and Murrey gave an excellent Opera house entertainment to a sizable audience last evening. The Middlebury democratic caucus nominated town officers. Mr. C DeHovey of Boyden and Miss Brower of Doon wed Wednesday and began housekeeping in the Tony Morrimer house.
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Sophia Moret
Sioux City
Clifford Perry
Middleburg
Sabbeth
Taylor
Murrey
Opera House
Bender
Sheldon
Sibley
Ashton
Middlebury
Democratic Caucus
G. Smith
R. W. Moret
G. Newendorp
R. Voss
C. Vander Wilt
John Shaffer
DeVelden Wilt
C. DeHovey
Boyden
Miss Brower
Doon
Tony Morrimer
Twi ce-a-week Detroit Free Press introductory offer
Readers can secure a two times weekly Detroit Free Press from receipt of order until January 1, 1899 by sending 20 cents to the Detroit Free Press. The offer promotes the paper as a clean up to date family newspaper and claims it is the greatest value for 20 cents.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Hich
Free Press
Discovered by a Woman in Shelby North Carolina
A Shelby, North Carolina account reports Mrs. Luther Lutz contracted a seven year illness until she found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. After three months of coughing she slept after using the remedy and, with two bottles, recovered. Trial bottle free at M Brink's drug store with a 50 cent and one dollar size guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W.C. Hamnick &Co
Shelby, N. C
M. Brink’s
Trusted positions offered for office work from home
Advertisement seeking trustworthy persons in state to manage business in their counties. Work from home with salary 3900 per year plus expenses and monthly 75. Bonafide, no experience needed. References. Enclose SASE to Herbert E. Hess President Dept M Chicago.
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Herbert E. Hess
M. Chicago
Blight of Free Trade The Wress ings of Protection
The American Protective Tariff League issues a document titled The Blight of Free Trade The Wress ings of Protection. It argues free trade under Wilson Tariff harms industry. protection under Dingley Tariff helps it. Six cents buys seven copies by mail from W Wakeman in New York.
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American Protective Tariff League
Tariff League
W. ¥.Wakeman
West 2Nd Street
New York
Uncalled Letters at Boyden Postoffice
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Boyden Postoffice. Mr. Sam Winner and Miss Emma Wilbur named. Advertised letters to be claimed during 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM hours. Printer note on sale bills and posters included.
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Boyden
Sam
Emma Wilbur
Joan C. Pryog
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Iowa
McKinley
Ed DeMotts
Ben T. Jones
Harry Melrose
Frank van Zuiden
George
Brewster
Melrose
van Zuiden
R. W. .Olmstead
E. W. Robey
Mr. Olmstead
Soldier Boys
Stars and Stripes
John Smith
Logan
Chas. Harmelink
Floyd
Iticket
R. G. Lubbers & O
Lowry Bros
Boyden, Iowa
Dewey
Selz, Schwab & Co
SELZ
A. van DenBrink & Co
M. Brink
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