Winters arraigned for murder in Union restaurant case
William Winters appeared before a Hardin county court grand jury arraignment for the murder of Linn Trimble at Union. Witnesses testified, Winters confessed in writing, and the court ordered the county to pay for an attorney. The packed court room and public scrutiny marked a tense scene as Winters faced possible life imprisonment or death.
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Trimble
Union
William Winters
Linn
Winters
Sumas
Hemaltl “Moore
Moore
Seald
Hedis
Mr. Scale
Scales
John Roberts
Ackley
Roberts
Heing
Aghley
Mr. Rogers
Eldora
Rogers
George W. Ward
Eudora
Town
Linn Trimble
Hardin County
State of Tow
Devd
William F, Winthrs
Eldora, Jan
Wiliam Wintters
Tremble
Jal
I Falls
H. Wemele
Hartownship
J. A. Lee
den City
A. J. Mabie
Whitten
Dora
Alyk
T G Tolal
Tyimble
T. R
Marshalltown
Local Notes From Algona And Nearby Areas
Frank Ringsdort attended a rainy gathering at Rex Pomieraney's last week and returned. Miva Grace came back from Algona where she has been working and will stay with her sister. Julia Selivam took teachers' exams in Algona, leaving District No. 1 without school for two days. WII Cosgrove and Dr. White bought a wood saw and plan to run it with a gasoline engine, offering services to anyone needing work.
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Bart
Gottlieb Blake
Gman
Kramer
Gottlieb
Harve Mathes
Low J
Harve
William Taylor
A. H. Masters
Blay
Kenefick
Algona
First National Bank
GC. D. Smith
Buell
Hig
Ank
Harwood
Wesley
Ella Smock
Emory
Miss Mae McCorkle
Nels Johnson
Miss Monsel
Theo. Bolin
Mason City
F. ©. McCorkle
Will Hoppe
Hobart
E. If
Hoppe
Irene Enrria
Livermore
Nora Anderson
Jefferson
J. D. Andrews
Jos, Sehaben
Hutchins
Iowa
Mesdames
C. A. Little
W. F. Lehman
Dg. White
L. E. Krants
Wes
Jimmie Petarson
Henry Talley
Frank Ringsdort
Woden
Rex Pomieraney
Grace
Mramil Johnson
Ming Julia Selivam Wis
Algonalat
Wii Cosgrove
Dr. White
Cosgrove
Billy Sunday
Carlyle
Christ
Cross Roads
Bill” Johnson
Israel
Sinal
Dorr
Hell
Wadi
Tn ‘Isreal
Protracted Meetings and Revivals Through Time
Old timers recall Billy Sunday style revivals as protracted meetings of the past. The piece contrasts era conditions, community scenes, and dramatic sermons with Sunday’s modern wholesale approach and large scale conversions.
Cradle bound twine binder noted in old recollections
The Times Republican reflects on crude harvesting tools like the cradle and self rake reaper and compares them to the modern era. It recalls protracted meetings from childhood and a room where diamonds glistened on nail heads, evoking memories of forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeper
Times
Republican
Public Sale Noting Farm Stock Housekeeping Breakup
Public sale announced for Tuesday February 9 1909 at 10 am offering four head of stock including a 9 year old mare and a 7 year old gelding plus a 9 year old mare with foal and a Durham cow. Farm implements two sets of harness wagons plows a Deere riding plow and more. 125 Plymouth Rock chickens 200 bushels corn 30 bushels potatoes plus household articles. Lunch served noon. Terms: cash for sums to 5. nine month credit on approved notes with interest. August Schrader proprietor Col W T Hall auctioneer H Nelson clerk.
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John Deere
August Schrader
Col
W. T. Hall
H. Nelson
Alerk
Public Farm Auction Near Town on February 17 1909
The owner quits farming and will auction at his farm three-fourths mile southwest of town starting 10 am. Readily available items include nine horses, cattle, six sows, farm machinery such as a Plano binder, McCormick mower, various plows and feeders, a DeLaval cream separator, wagons, harness, and livestock feed. Terms: cash under $10, otherwise at 6 percent interest from date. Auctioneer J L Waleut. Clerk Herman Nelson. Free lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Butts
J. L. Waleut
Herman Nelson
Whittemore Township Road Fund Ledger 1908 Totals
Listing of road funds and expenditures for Whittemore and Harrison Townships shows balances on hand and disbursements. Transfers include labor on roads, materials, clerks fees, and miscellaneous items with named workers and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveuellubs
Harrison Township
Harrison Two
Board of Health
A. I. Slessor
A J. &. Kelley
Con
J. E. Vaughan
Knutsdu
CG. Dale
J. J. Anderson
Titonka Ginseng Notice Promotes Longtime Cultivation
A fragment notes ginseng value and established cultivation as not experimental. It cites a $40,000 reference and price advances over a decade by a moneyed source. The text mentions Titonka Iowa and a ginseng grower or organization, with claims of verification.
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Titonka
Tronia
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Mimhia Aarlatad
Sue
Crossan
Terview
C. FE
Butler
Preyce
William Winterfield
Radcliffe
M. S. Fenton
Widam
P J. O'Nial
Valley of Crime
J.L. Walcutt
Frank Heal
Martin Reinholdt
Dakota
Elmer Robinson
Frank. Heal
Frank
Garl Finnemark
Mart
German Township
Guy Anderson
O.T. Dawson
J. P. Chapin
Elizabeth Mack
Dave Price
Buffalo Center
Roy ‘Spider
Verna
Lara Johnson
Bertha’ Gage
Fred Bush
Corwith
K. Nelson
Antone Goetz
Dorman
Little
Dell Rapids
Yather Jungbluth
Barsalou
Memorial University of Mason City
M. B
Krantz
North of Sexton
Lillian
M. W. A. Hall
Frances Hoaf
Met
J. L. Walcutt
M. H .Church of Wesley
Jim
Ross
Horn Cockereld
Jos
Beth Arends
Nil Johnson
H. GC
Nelson
Britt
Ferrigan
Matt Hanson
de. White
J. W. Kelley
Cresca Township
Silas Sparks
W. Krants
R. N. A. Lodge
James Larson
Whittemore Township
Botal
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