Alaskan herd extinction fears over pelagic sealing impact
The Citizen-Republican reports Professor David Stare Jorden warning that pelagic sealing vessels, mainly Canadian, threaten rapid extinction of the Alaskan fur seal herd by following the seals along the Pacific coast. He notes the end of August closures and weak regulations fail to protect the herd, risking revenue and a global fur resource. He cites broader issues including temperance policy in Norway and curious anecdotes about a Seattle ship cat and ancient weapons.
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Alaskin Tyreen
David Stare Jorden
Pacific
Epting
Txland
Two Lives Lost in Powder House Explosion Near Sioux Walla
News of a fatal powder house blast attributes the deaths of Otto Webhling aged 1 and Charles Weeks aged 14 to a dynamite and powder explosion. Debris scattered 1 000 yards, coroner's jury weighs an accidental hunting mishap as the likely cause with no eyewitnesses.
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Sioux Walla
S. Th
Otto Webhling
Charles Weeks
Methodists Prepare for State Conference in Sioux Falls
Slone Falls reports that the Dakota conference of the Methodist church gathers in Sioux Falls starting October 21 with Bishop Wilson presiding. Temperance groups see his presence aiding county option support before the general election. The conference runs the rest of the week with nightly addresses from speakers nationwide. The note also covers Yankton College Glee Club planning a Christmas tour across northern South Dakota.
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Slone Falls
Dakota Conference
The
Methodist Church
Sioux Falls
Wilson
Anti-Saloon League
South Dakota
College Glee Club
Yankton
G. M. Stevenson
Neligh
Neb
R. J. Swanson
Alcester
R. L. Nordness
Pierpont
C. W. Gardner
Ree Heights
E. H. Melick
N. B
Three Severe Accidents Occur at Arlington
Andrew Lee ex governor and democratic nominee addressed a large audience in Arlington. Floyd Lokke of White was seriously injured in a football game. Mrs A E Shea postmistress at Bates was seriously injured in a runaway. Mike Hand of Cavour narrowly escaped death by slipping into a threshing machine cylinder. his feet were badly mangled but he will recover.
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Arlington Arlington
D. D
Andrew Lee
Floyd Lokke
White
A. E. Shea
Bates
Mike Hand
Cavour
Threshers Arm Mangled in Self Feeder
Parkston D. Oct 7 August Mueller was seriously injured while helping with threshing when Daniel Boettcher dropped an oil can into the self feeder. Mueller reached to recover it and his right arm came into contact with revolving knives. The arm was badly mangled before withdrawal and may require amputation.
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Thresher
Parkston
Mueller
Daniel Boettcher
Booth Failure Worse Than Expected Impairment Hit Firm
Chicago report on A Booth and Co financials shows the audit may reveal a larger deficit than anticipated. A diatemopt planned for September covers the year ending April 2 1965 and indicates a material impairment with no surplus and capital stock reduced by $1200.
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Chicago
Me Auditora
A. Booth & Co
Penn's City Celebrates 225th Anniversary Parade
Philadelphia marks its 225th anniversary with a city parade along the Delaware River displaying ships and military honors. Officials describe the event as a milestone in the nation's history and a showcase of local pride.
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Penn's
Philadelphis
Penn
Delaware
T ‘Unig
Penrise
WIFE AND CHILD OPPOSE PARDON IN PARCEL OF CASES
A jumble of notices and local items reports a wife and child opposing a pardon for Nate and ironic Tutysbarger with protests led by Nettie Haley. Separate blurbs cover a teacher strike over a recess period at Winthrop public schools and a divorce decree for John D Perry freeing him from debts.
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Harlem
Link
Nule Rushsbarger
Nettie Haley
Tailiieparger
Mike
Arsunionts
W. V. Willcox
Des Moines
Mardin County
Woman Editor Bids Farewell to Buena Vista Vidette
Elizabeth Selim Morcombe, retiring publisher of the Buena Vista Vidette, publishes her valedictory after recent publicity for a petition regarding a man to fight for her in newspaper controversies. She notes joys in a new marriage yet regrets leaving her paper and reflects that life’s drawbacks have often driven growth.
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Elizabeth Selim Morcombe
Buena Vista Vidette
Missing druggist writes wife will not return
Des Moines Iowa October 7 Fred Russell chairman of the state pharmacy board has written his wife from Billings Montana stating that he will never return. Russell implies he is with a woman believed same as the one seen when his wife surprised him in a Des Moines car Carrie Fellinger formerly with the Savery and a friend of Russell is also missing.
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Des Moines
Fred Russell
State Pharmacy Board
Rockwell City
Billings
Mont
Russell
den Moines
Carrie Fellinger
the Savery
Afraid of Bank Failing Leads Man to Hide Money
Oskaloosa Iowa Oct 7 W P Broderick Eddyville fearing a bank collapse kept his money at home. Four hundred dollars cost him 892 dollars in losses after a thief stole the cash and escaped with no clue.
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Oskaloosa, Ta
W. P. Broderick
Eddyville
Mother Reunites With Deserted Daughter After Long Trek
Mrs Flora Avery of Spanish 8 D located her daughter Myrtle now 15 in a Catholic home at West eater. The mother and daughter, separated 13 years earlier when Myrtle was an infant, met in New York after Flora traced her through chance discovery. Myrtle had been left on the streets three years prior by her father who later used the name Stafford. the reunion followed Flora’s long search and legal changes.
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Flora Avery
Sptanish
Geo. H. Barber
Bronx City
Myrtle
Chance
Westeater
Stafford
Penteene i Ae
Avery Hai
Enock Ardent Key Figure in Local Court Ruling
Fragmentary OCR text reports a divorce case in Oskaloosa involving Mrs. Lindsay and Jean Hampton after the death of a husband. The fragment mentions burial costs in Chicago and a court action regarding alimony or divorce, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Enoch Ardent
Oskaloosa
Chi
Chus
Lindsay
Rod
Bampton
Iean Hampton
Boy Killed By Drive Belt At Threshing Farm
In Rock Valley Iowa Isaac Ker vink son of John Kervink was killed instantly yesterday after being caught in the feeder belt of his father's threshing machine operated on Matt McGuire's farm east of Per kine The accident happened so quickly that no one witnessed it but it is believed Isaac climbed onto the separator to clear the belt and was drawn in His neck was broken and his skull crushed He was about ten years old.
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Deen
Carden
Central Square
Cambridge
Rock Valley
Isane Kervink
Tohn Kervink
Matt McGuire
Per“kine
Isaac
Ipwaity
Geo. W. Ulch
Johnson County
Solon
Joseph
Farm Hand Sues for Million in Wells Estate Case
The Grundy county court in Grundy Center sustains Samuel Bute's claim against the Wells estate worth nearly a million dollars. Bute, once on Wells's Grundy county property, filed the suit after Wells's death following a long dispute over back payments and land holdings. The decision confirms a forty-year-old contract tied to farm work and lottery windfalls. James Evans era nominees, Haskell gifts, and other regional items appear in brief notices.
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Grundy J
Grundy Center
Ranster
Independence
Samuel Bute
Wells
George Wells
Bute
Stanhope
Weils
Grundy County
Louisiana
Grundy
Kossuth
Emmet
Explosion Injures Miner with Multiple Broken Bones
In the New Sharon coal mine a failsafe fuse caused an explosion as miner George Atking reentered his room to inspect a fuse. The blast broke every bone in his body, but he survived the incident.
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Oskalonxa
George Atking
New Sharon
Russell Seen Last in Sioux City Reported Missing
Report states Fred Russell of Rockwell City, chair of the State Board of Pharmacy, was last seen in Sioux City. The sighting occurred after rumors of his presence at Beata cafe near a De Watries woman, prompting inquiry at the state house.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Fred Russell
Rockwell City
Jay. Sammis
Tate
Boy At Home For Wedding Declared To Be A Fugitive
Pred Sovins Evans, held for extradition to Colorado after attending his brother’s wedding in Bedford Indiana, was released on habeas corpus. Judge Evans ruled the Colorado charge insufficient to show a crime, barring extradition. Evans was freed and returned home with local sheriff custody released.
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Sovins
Jevans
Cumming
Poyoner
Colorado
Fred Gyins
Cripple Creek
Evans
Huat
Camming
Canim Hes
Evins
Wis Bors
Taylor County
Th RK. Evans
Would-be Masher Gets What's Coming
Mrs. Frank B. Clark, wife of the U S Marshal, was harassed by a man on a downtown street. He followed and persisted after winking and making advances. Patrol Officer Nash intervened, took the man to the central police station, where information was filed. The suspect identified himself as C G Morgan and claimed travel as a Chinese t.
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Frank B. Clark
United States
Clark
Tmn
Clarke
Leet Nash
Han Toe Youp
Wenley
Pune
Morgan
Ten Thousand Dollar Tomato Crop Destroyed by Weather
A Muscatine report states $10,000 worth of tomato crop was ruined after a warm sun melted frost damaged produce. The tomatoes had been left in a frozen state for three days and were being harvested when the sun caused a total loss.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Island
Essing Joss
By J Heinz, Pe Food Product Company
Northwestern Station Fire Destroys Depot in Webster City
A blaze at Webster City destroys the Northwestern station and a nearby barn. Freight, sample trunks, tickets, records and more burn. origin unknown. Firemen fought hard as wind threatened wider destruction. losses estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Northwestern
Webster City
Manacle Escaped Prisoner Sought Near Council Bluffs
Police hunt for Frank Shercliffe after a man in handcuffs crawled from a Northwest box car in Council Bluffs. He walked toward Illinois Central yards and fell while trying to board a freight, narrowly avoiding the wheels. Yardmen match the description with Shercliffe, who escaped a Canon City murder sentence.
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Council Bluffs
Frank Shercliffe
Ilinois Central
Shercliffe
Canon City
Colo
Council Blutts
Woman Dies After Dress Fire in Waterloos Iowa
Alma Glazier twenty of Wavyer ly, died from burns suffered when rags in her home caught fire. She ran outside but neighbors could not save her. She leaves a husband and a one year old child.
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Alma Glazier
Terrivle
Holly Attacks Hull on Labor Record in Seventh District
Des Moines Iowa October 6 C O Holly democratic candidate for congress in the Seventh district released a letter from Samuel Gompers attacking Hull for hostility to organized labor and accusing the administration of aggressive use of troops in Colorado during the miners strike.
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Holly
Congress
Gompers
Hull
Hostilty
Organized Labor
Capemany
Acta
Colorado
Magazine authors arrested as tramps in Des Moines
B R Winburn and E Ashall of the Outing Magazine staff were arrested in Des Moines after a disturbance near bars. They were believed to be implicated in a Slater post theft case and identified as tramps from Wisconsin to Dallas, accused of curating material for a story.
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Dex Moines
B. R. Winburn
E. Ashall
Outing
Stelf
Wheconsin
Dalion
Horse Found Alive After Two Week Cave Drought
A horse escaped from Lowrey Moreland’s stable and vanished for over two weeks. It was discovered in a cave near the stable, the roof having given way and the animal remaining alive without food or water. The horse was led back to the stable after a neighbor found it and Moreland cared for it with water and alfalfa overnight.
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Logan
Lowrey Moreland
Lown
Bedford Editor Arrested Over Piano Contest Ad
Bedford October 1 editor RB Luss of the Bedford Free Press was arrested and brought before Federal Commissioner Hanna at Creston for advertising a piano subscription contest in violation of lottery laws. Luss waived examination and was bound to the federal grand jury with bonds for appearance.
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Luss
Bedford Free Press
Feral
Hanna
Creston
Lucas
Federal Grand Jury
Givide
Sister Isadore Dies at Mount Carmel
Fort Dodge reports the death of Sister Isadore at Mount Carmel in Dubuque mother house aged 60. She joined Corpus Christi academy in this city and served Catholic schools for decades. She was previously identified with Sioux City schools.
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Mount Carmel
Fort Dodge
Corpus Christ! Academy
Dubuque
Sioux City
McDonnell Trial for Murder in Mason City Garner Hearing Begins
Frank McDonnell formerly employed as a timekeeper at Northwestern States Cement faces murder charges in Hancock county for the shooting of Geo Stevens in a company hotel lobby. A change of venue moved the case from Mason City to Garner with Judge Clyde presiding and a 60 member special venire. Both sides claim self defense and dispute who fired first as Stevens was found fatally wounded in the hall after an altercation.
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Mason City
Frank Mc Donnell
Garner
Hancock County
Stevens
Clyde
McDonnell
Northwestern States Cement Company
Geo. Stevens
MccDonnell
Young Teddy to Earn Five Dollars a Week in Mills
Hartford reports Alvin H. Higgins of the Hartford Carpu corporation expects Theodore Roosevelt Jr to join Thompsonville as an apprentice next Thursday with a weekly salary of five to six dollars. He will start with washing and preparing raw wool, wear overalls, and report at seven each morning for a ten hour day.
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Hartford. Conn
Alvin H. Higgins
Hartford Carpu Corporation
Thompsonville
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Higgins
Roosevelt
Woman principal turns detective in $200 Dimmer Hardwire store robbery
Mia Blanche Brook a Des Moines principal tracked suspects after a Sunday night heist at the Dimmer Hardwire store. She identified two youths, both sons of a local policeman, who confessed to prying a brick wall and stealing weapons valued at $200.
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Des ‘Moines
Mia Blanche Brook
Polletive
Fen Ek
Bella
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