Wanted in Oklahoma Brandholz sought on unknown charge
A Davenport man Adolph Brandholz is badly wanted in Oklahoma City and will be escorted there by Sheriff Louie Eckhardt once papers are secured. Brandholz resists traveling without proper documents while Oklahoma officials say they will obtain them and proceed after him. The charge is undisclosed though the sheriff notes he is badly wanted.
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Oklahoma
Davenport
Adolph Brandholz
Oklahoma City
Okla
Louie Eckhardt
Brandholz
G. W. Garrison
Oklahoma County
Weber Carriage Works
Third Street
Studebaker Wagon Company
Portland
Bridget Sullivan
E. J. Brannick
W. J. Purcell
Walsh Construction Com
William Desmond
Sadding
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Watertown News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local residents attend meetings visit relatives and handle family matters. Obituaries for Mrs. J Mycea, Peter J Carlson, and Mrs Eva Grell are noted along with Sylvania steel mill resuming operations and Keyes estate inquiries. A Sioux City bound notice mentions shaped bonds and administrator appointments with several midwestern names recurring.
Maxwells Host Holiday Party Of Moline Guests
A merry gathering at Mr and Mrs J E Maxwell home featured festive guests from Moline with plans for more social events in Hampton. William Payne of Rock Island visited relatives, and a sleigh ride to Barstow occurred with Hampton youths. A Hampton Ladies Aid meeting and a dance at Fulscher hall closed the note with local music from Baumbach’s orchestra.
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H. A. Newton
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Hawkins
Milan
Aid Society of the
Harmony Circle
Frank McKenrick
C. Pinnick
Kansas
Oscar Anderson
Royal Neighbors of America
Frank Price
Thirty Ninth Street
Moline
Oracle
Price
Thimble Bee Club
William Driggs, Jr
Trout
Abingdon
Ross Trout
Martha Odell
Hampton
F. L. Peterson
Beardstown
Orlie
William Hodgson
Galesburg
W. P. Hodgson
J. E. Maxwell
Mary Cook
Hampton Ladies’ Aid Society
James Maxwell
Fulscher’s Hall
Mystic Workers of the World
Silver Leaf Lodge
Baumbach
Pleasant Valley
Caustic Reply Silences Barrister Says London Telegraph
A gentleman praised a barrister’s father sermon. The barrister implied the sermon was cribbed. The father quotes the Bible, The ox knoweth his owner, and the ass his master's crib, silencing the barrister with a caustic retort.
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London Telegraph
The Rapid Rise of Clive in Nine Years
Lord Curzon praised Clive as a genius whose rise from a poor unknown clerk to a renowned captain in nine years was incontestable and widely celebrated as a remarkable career ascent.
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Clive
Lord Curzon
Early Struggles and Healing Salve Endorsement
Quote contrasts a hard luck tale with a response about no early struggles. A Manila New York carpenter, BE Lopez, praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing cuts and saving pain and money. It relieves burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles and costs 25 cents at druggists.
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BE. S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
Bucklen
James Watt and the Steam Engine's Lasting Impact
George Stephenson first sparked the idea of steam power but James Watt refined and expanded the engine. The Scotch instrument maker developed the independent condenser and governor, transforming a toy into a practical industrial force. Britain honored Watt by extending his patent terms for his lifetime of improvements.
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George Stephenson
James Watt
Watt
University of Glasgow
Kingdom of Great Britain
The Reporter's Dictionary Preface on Party Vocabulary
The Atchison Globe notes a glossary of terms used to describe social events. It lists adjectives for lavish parties and home features, including values for mansions and entertainments, plus obsolete usage in society reporting.
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Atchison Globe
Like a Prince Washington Star Quote
The Washington Star quotes a satirical exchange on living like a prince amid fear. A suburban dweller imagines princely ease while malaria and automobiles threaten safety, countered by an agent who urges empathy for rulers living in danger.
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Washington Star
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Enport
L. Siegfriedt
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Henry Moeller
Des Moines
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Louis Moeller
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Edward Moeller
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Henry Bock
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San Diego
Cal
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Chicago
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Seventeenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Maucker
Rock Island Soap
W. C. Maucker
Prop
William H. Scott
Cleveland & Titus
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Cleveland
New York Times
Johnny
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
James Waitt
Robert Wus Love
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