Advertisers and prices in the Sioux City Breare notice
Resdere urges readers to study the Sioux Country Breare advertises fee pages before choosing trading places. The paper notes principal dealers display ads, promising accommodation, low prices, and liberal terms. Readers are urged to watch columns for bargains and to trust local merchants listed by the paper's staff.
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Resdere
Sioux Country
Todd
X Vailey
Kat
Bar ‘Ain
Community Fraternal and Religious Notices
A dense OCR of club lodge meetings church services and charitable society notes. Entries include Comrades all invited at an adjutant address for NS AL Bing, Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias gatherings on various Saturdays, charity aims of the Children’s Home Society, church services and pastor notes from several denominations with meeting times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubgre Busic-Post
Ellows
NS AL Bing
Oni
Jebrye
C. B. Jesfield
Pythias
Wisex-Hinkey
Roand
Pexser
Bareis
Ildren
Koen Valley
Scie
Lyxon
C. Re
T. Hiraina
Supreme Court Decisions Handed Down in Webster and Other Districts
Des Moines reports the supreme court issued several rulings this morning. Schuster vs Gamble reversed in Webster district. McNetley vs Ford affirmed in Marshill district. Barnes vs Hogate affirmed in Potawatamie district. Cook vs Fogarty armed in Greene district. Tomlinson vs Tomlinson affirmed in Jones district. Peebles vs Bunting and Lloyd vs Spurrier dismissed in Pols district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Schuster
Gamble
Pnenant
Webster
McNetley
Appellant
Ford
Marshih
Barnes
Hogate
Pottawattamle
Cook
Fogarty
Greene
Greene District; Armed. ‘Tomlinson Vs Tomlinson, Appelant, Jones District
Peebles
Bunting
Calhoun
Lloyd
Spurrier
Pols
Supreme Court Strikes at Grain Market Gambling Contracts
The Iowa Supreme Court rules that negotiations for buying or selling grain on margin with no actual delivery are gambling contracts and void. The case Charles Counselman & Co. v Reichart involves a grain commission firm in Chicago and a Neola Iowa defendant who faced claims over two margin purchases. The decision underscores that mere intent to speculate is not enough. both parties must participate in the gambling intent for a contract to be void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Board of Trade
Chicago
Charles Counselman & Co
Emnanuel Reichart
Cass District
A. B
Thornell
Granger
Plainihg
Neola
Telefram
Plaintitf
Plaingh
Platatist
Local lecturer Jerry Green attacked in Maquoketa
Oct 27. Jerry Green renowned in Odd Fellowship and Pythianism was assaulted near his home after a political dispute. He was struck in the eye and then stabbed in the heart region with a knife. no robbery occurred. Dark conditions and surprise hindered identification as local politicians debate the motive and connections to the county race. Brother under arrest in Des Moines case of Galvin Shat tuck’s hospital operation failure following incident involving a nine year old under investigation.
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Maquoketa
Greeh
W. C.u3is
Sheri
Green
Des Moines
Galvin Shattuck
Higer
Willam
CZARS ACTIONS EXPLAINED Amid Sarcastic Remarks
Fragmentary text notes authorities and officials, mentioning the Duke of Bui and Bertin in a dated context. The snippet suggests a report on czarist actions and reactions, with sarcastic remarks referenced. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bui
Bertin
Bank Raid Ends in Bloody Flight at Blairsburg
Edward Gilligoin, wounded after a Blairsburg bank robbery, lies near death at Hotel McNee. Three robbers blew open the State Bank of Blairsburg with dynamite, escaping on a hastily stolen handcar as townsfolk chased them. two attackers fired on pursuers, injuring Gilligoin. Bank president W F Powers and cashier J C McNee oversee the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Edward Iillicoin
Hotel McNee
Blaarsburg
Here
State Banc
Blairsburg
Bank Sauté Ag
James Conner
Jiroin
Gilligoin
Asparing
Gilleoi
State Bank of
Plairsburg
W.fl Powers
J. C. McNee
Tars Fre
Weary of the Struggle Found Letter in Pocket
A letter found in a pocket after a death reveals a man planned self harm. The deceased, a widower with a small daughter, wrote to his mother that he would go to a land with no work or money if life did not improve. The Neverlier brothers, jailed for theft, are reported nearby.
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Neverlier
Catte
Neveerlier
J Avine
Tle
Goodby
Thieving Tramp Shot by Police Near Burlington Depot
Fairfield October 27 A tramp named Charles Pool was shot by city officers while attempting to escape during a search at the Burlington depot. Frank Cooper the city marshal pursued the suspect as he fled through a gate, and a pistol shot struck the man wounding him in the arm.
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Fairfield
Charles Pool
Burlington
Frank Cooper
Cook
Mating i
Cooper
Snake nest found in Atlantic area fields
Report notes an unusual find of a nest containing rattlesnakes blue racers water snakes and other species unearthed by Jani Cass in Washington during late summer. The fragment suggests a rare wildlife discovery with no injuries recorded.
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Atlantic
August Bremer
Washington
Jani Cass
Supreme Court Decisions From Des Moines Court
The supreme court handed down decisions this morning. Riddler versus Riddler in Dubuque district reversed. Moore versus Carroll Guthrie district affirmed. Murray versus Webber Potta wat tanie district affirmed. Greelys Home Insurance Company versus Benton district affirmed. Paine versus town of Lewisville Louisa district affirmed.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Riddler
Appellant
Dubuque
Moore
Carroll
Guthrie
Murray
Webber
Pottawattanie
Greely 'S
Home Insurance Company
Benton
Paine
Town of
Lewisville
Louisa
Sam Gamble Kills Fred Kelley in Lost Creek Camp Ambush
In Lost Creek mining camp near Oskaloosa Sam Gamble shot and killed Fred Kelley while defending his wife from a reported murderous attack. The two men were described as colored. The incident ends Kelley’s career and leaves Gamble as the shooter.
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Sam Gamble
Oskaloosa
Fred Kelley
Lost Creek
Gamble
Kelley
Careless Revolver Incident Claims Covington Man
In Cedar Rapids on October 20 James TH Esher of Covington was shot through the heart and killed while handling a revolver by WT Towland. William Hense of Lafayette committed suicide with a shotgun.
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Jas, Ho Esher
Covington
Cedar Rapids
James Th, Esher
Towland
Wm. Hense
LaFayette
Baxter Fire Destroys Town Business Quarter
A blaze swept through Baxter Li a small town on the Chicago Great Western line forty miles east of Des Moines destroying almost the entire business portion. The fire began late night in a livery stable and was brought under control after extensive damage estimated at 30000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured.
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Des Moines
Baxter
Chio Great Western
Here
Detective Farley Delivers Convictions in LeMars Burglary Case
Deputy Farley, of Sloan Ja, aided by Turley, helped convict Juanes Monrot Joseph Griffin and William Gyons for burglaries in LeMars after their theft ring moved goods including Toot-Weer and clothing. The three were tried in LeMars following a Sioux City preliminary hearing in Judy. Farley spent the week in LeMars assisting at the trial.
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Farley
Sloan
Juanes Monrot
Joseph Griffin
William Gyons
LeMars
F. I. Farley
Sherlock Holmes
Turley
General Averell in Conference With Soldiers Home Officials
General Averell inspector for disabled veteran homes arrives in Marshalltown to confer with Colonel Horton and officials from Ottumwa and Hampton. The visit aims to institute uniform methods and reports across state and national homes and include tours of all institutions. Major J J Weir accompanies Averell as auditor of the board of managers.
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Marshalltown
W. W. Averell
Bath
N. Y
United States
Averell
J. J. Weir
Husiford
Conn
Board of Managers
C. Herton
Sal
Horton
Ay ‘Ereli
Evins
J. R. Ratekin
Mysterious disappearance near Neola linked to alter
A pensioned resident William Smith, about 60, vanishes from his southeast of Neola home after bidding family farewell. Neighbors fear dementia as search parties fail to locate him, with no signs of conflict or trouble preceding the departure.
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Council
Neola
William
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Rock Valley
Iowa
Burd
Directories
Post Office
Janes Parderx, P
Senatoria
Flaory Hospers
49Th Dist
Orange City, Iowa
Congressional
D. Periilas
Slouk Oley
Towa
F. Bailey
Treton, Iowa
Judicial
4Th Dist
Bnye Wakefield
Sioux City
Lows
Les » Gaynor
Lemar
Lowar Mince Hutchieson
Orange City
Unawy
Lowe
Sioux County
A. D
Rebravary
Board OF Supervisors
Santember
Corder
Marshal
A. J
Y_ Hellsteren
W. Carames Walpole
Iard
Lma Smith
Becketaty
Vitzthum
Syeasuren
Om. Bunting
Mensras
B. Staith
Duanham
JA J. Warren
CarsHemmer
NTY
B. Te Jone
Thayer
D. Oggel Steiff
R. Sahan
Caro
Quigley Burney
OL Schoola
Mushlen
Saunty
W. Olmstead
Cushmad
William Dally
Sheemaker
CIVIC
Y.d
Repeal League
Justor Leagus
Jovy
FF Sbyterian
Reneey
U.P
Atifi
McLaughlin
Enstor
Catheda Arch
Ain
Fatirer “Phelan
Alolland
Achool
Joan Kurz
Fay
Sly and Forever
Magigor
Wesle Mey Guré Guaratr, PLC
Address Co
New York
Lulegal
Jerry S. Green
Snake Story
Rom Allan
Wwork
General Averell
Boty
Keokuk
Wiliam Dick
Lyons
Ittte
Olla
Rock Valley, Low A
City Meat Market
M. W. Little
Skewis Lumber Company
Pioneer Livery & Feed Stable
Warren
Thomas & Roberts
Plate Bros
Curry
Anheuser-Busch’s
St. Louis
Hull, Towa
Cearly
Brecanda de Wite
Business and
A. Jewarren
TOWAL
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