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Free One Year Subscriptions for L&E Sioux County
The notice offers a free one year subscription to either paper for every person paying one year in advance to L&E Sioux County. It assures recipients will be pleased with the choice and that both papers were selected to suit readers.
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Premium Booklets on Butter Making and Cookery
A promotion for two prize essay volumes on dairy farming and household cookery. The Butter Maning series highlights how farmers' wives and daughters obtain top milk prices and manage cows, feeding and butter, while a Cook Book offers a curated range of culinary receipts from numerous readers. Prices listed as 25 cents.
Canada and United States seek common ground for trade talks
Washington specials report Canada desires broader concessions in sealing fisheries and labor laws while the United States seeks reciprocity. Officials warn that multiple negotiators hinder progress as Laurier’s delegation enjoys hospitality but finds little business Drilling toward a single lead negotiator to streamline talks is urged.
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Bilnine
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No policies for gold seekers travel insurance barred
Ottawa reports Toronto life and accident insurers have refused to issue policies to Yukon gold seekers. The move blocks travel to the Klondike and avha regions, with few exceptions. About sixty Ontarians from Samiten planned spring expeditions and were refused insurance quotes as firms unite on the policy.
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King of Dudes Arrested After Hotel Girard Shooting
Walder Kirk known as the King of Dudes from Chicago was arraigned in police court in New York on shooting Richard Mandelbaum in the Hotel Girard. He was held in 2500 bail for examination on November 24. Mandelbaum returned to the hotel to find his wife absent and kicked Kirk's door. Five shots were fired, hitting Mandelbaum above the heart and in the groin. Kirk said he acted in self defense after being struck with an unknown blunt instrument.
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Richard Mandelbaum
New York
King of
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Mandelbaum
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Kirk
Pensions and Postmasters Updated at the Department
Washington reports revised official lists with pensions granted yesterday for Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota with original and reissue designations. Names include Robert Useworth Muscatine George Stockman Woodland L Foote Strawberry Charles W Cooley Clear Lake Nathaniel H Beard Swea City Lucinda Forsythe Maquoketa and widows Sarah J Sargent Priscila F Goodrich Mary C O Donnell Omaha. Postmaster appointments cover Popejoy Rowley and Amato Gordon vice Bb Finch.
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Washington
Iowa
Robert Useworth
Muscatine
George Stockman
Woodland
L. Foote
Strawberry
Charles W. Cooley
Clear Lake
Jacobs Coffman
Stuart
Mystic
David W. Beéte
le Grand
Nathaniel H. Beard
Swea City
Lucinda Forsythe
Moulton
Lucya Dolph
Maquoketa
South Dakota
John C. Schaff
Nebraska
Francis J. Kamsapi
Higgins
John B. Smith
Mystery surrounds death of young woman near Hayes Springs Neb
In Nei Hay Springs Neb Nov 17 a 16 year old daughter of Fred Meyers was found dead ten miles north of her home in a canyon. She was said to be in delicate condition and signs suggested possible operation. A whisky bottle and a small box labeled strychnine were found beside the body. Locals suspect foul play and an inquest was ordered by Coroner Bowman as investigators probe connections.
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Hay Springs
Tian Springe
Augusta Meyers
Fred. Meyers
Cirmer
Bowman
Bond case mirrors Hartley matter in Nebraska
In Lincoln November 17 the attorney general was asked by the supreme court to brief the Harrett Scott case. The court seeks arguments on two points, approval of the Scott bond out of time and estoppel of sureties, mirroring issues in ex State Treasurer Hartley and Landsmen.
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Barcete A
Hartley
Supreme Court
Scott
Adair Fortieth Anniversary Reunion At Dakota City Home
Dakota City Nebraska November 17 1906 yesterday a reunion of the family of Mr and Mrs Willem Adair gathered to mark their fortieth wedding anniversary. The group included Ed M of Judith WMR and Frank of Omaha and Miss Mattie of Sioux City. Mamie and Mary Adair also joined. May Adair arrived in the county in 1856 among the early settlers and contributed to the area’s development. He served as clerk at Fort Peek Agency Mant 1877 to 1880, county treasurer in 1863, later a university regent for nine years, and since 1881 has been railway postal clerk between Sioux City and Omaha taking only one brief break.
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Neb
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Judith
Wmr
Frank
Omaha
Mattie
Sioux
Mamie
Adair
Fort Peek
Mant
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Board of Regents
the State University
Sioux City
Judd
Dia
Sveck
Dorsey Bank Wrecking Case Jury Still Deliberating
The jury in the Dorsey bank wrecking case had not reached a verdict by 2 a.m. after a month long federal trial. Defendant Frank Mo Dorsey, cashier and manager of the First National Bank of Iena Neb, is brother of ex-congressman William Dorsey of Fremont. The jury, given Thursday, spent last night attempting to agree without success.
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Prank Mo Dorsey
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Government will use reindeers in Arctic relief mission
Washington November 17 The secretary of the interior orders 600 government reindeer gathered for an expedition to aid ice bound whalers. The Bear will depart Seattle in ten days, heading to Barrow to support a 600 mile trek to Point Harrosy and back by February. The expedition expects to feed if needed and faces a crew total of about 265 367 aboard the whalers.
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South Dakota Man Fatally Shot at Aville Church
Spencer, manager of the Postal Telegraph company at South Deadwood, was fatally shot last Sunday evening in the Methodist church at Aville Ind where he had recently served as manager of the Pastor company. The crime occurred during a hymn, the suspect cited alleged financial trouble, and Spencer survived the night but his recovery is doubtful.
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Cine
Sugar Trust in Jeopardy as Beet Sugarfolk Rise
In New York, Standard Oil gains control of the sugar trust after Havemeyer relatives sell stock totaling $2,000,000. Opposition spreads as Western refiners and new refineries emerge, with Hawaiian sugar contracts ending January 7 and foreign refined sugar imports rising.
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Arbueckles
Claus Dorseher
Lowel
San Francisco
California Beet Sugar and Netining Company
Wall Street
Angry words on the bench in Clayton court
A St Louis County judge denounced a witness in a case involving Martin En Lem and Charles Collings. The judge declared contempt and issued a bench warrant for the prosecuting witness Collins, postponing the trial and vowing to pursue him until testimony is secured. The affair, tied to a $6,600 theft, shocked locals.
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Willngsstow
Martin En
Iif Chas
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Collins
Meramec Highlands
Hirzel
Clayton
Wirzel
Ensley
Lindeld Hotel
Claim That She Is His Wife Shocks Banker Case
Chicago report states Mrs. Mabel Estelle Wallace, once 13, born as Jamieson, now Wallace Wallner, claims to have wed banker J B Ketek in Milwaukee last September and seeks his property after his death in Chicago. She faced murder charges in Kinporia case years ago, was acquitted, changed her name, and lived in Europe before meeting Ketek.
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J. B. Ketcham
Chicago
John B. Ketek
Toledo
Mabel Estelle Wallace
Blas
Milwaukee
Wallace
Jamies, St. Palkup
Boston Couple Found Shot After Fatal Family Tragedy
In Boston on November 17 Frank McLaughlin and his wife Mary were found with gunshot wounds in their home. Frank is in an advanced stage of consumption and both are likely to die. Mary reportedly said she shot him and then herself before collapsing. The family faced poverty and hardship.
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Frank McLaughlin
Mary
Mclaughlin
Ocean Steamship Tickets to Atlantic From Rock Valley
Lowest rates for first class second cabin and steerage ocean crossings outward and prepaid apply through C. W. Jacobs, agent, Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway, Rock Valley, Iowa.
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C. W. Jacobs
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Rock Valley
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