Woman's Misery and Remedies Advertised in Page Text
The fragment describes a claimant named Joby La Rue of 118 Pate street in Patercoy alleging nine years of kidney trouble relieved by Noan's Kidney Pills, with mentions of other ads including starch, seeds, and seed catalog offers. It weaves in miscellaneous notes on animals, plants, and quirky anecdotes, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page filled with disparate notices and vendor pitches.
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Joby la Rue
Pate
Noan
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
California doctor praises Grape-Nuts after forty years
A Los Angeles physician with 40 years of practice endorses Grape-Nuts and Postum citing daily use for mental work and general health. He notes he recommends Grape-Nuts over coffee to parents and emphasizes its digestive benefits.
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California
Los Angeles
Lwaya
Des Moines Bankers Fight Measure on State Funds
Des Moines bankers oppose a bill forcing state funds to be deposited where they earn interest. The Ways and Means Committee leans toward passage, while a petition from 600 Keokuk County citizens asks for Sarah Kuns’s pardon in a life sentence murder case. A proposed director of marriage reform instruction would be appointed by the governor with a $2 000 salary and a $4 000 expense line, to certify couples after physician instruction. The supreme court holds a husband may avoid debt repayment by transferring property to his wife. A plan for a women’s reformatory near Des Moines is discussed, backed by reformers including Mrs. Anna Edworthy. Edwin Anderson, ex-police captain of Sioux City, is fined and jailed for taking a bribe and plans an appeal.
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Des Moines
Lewis
Ways and Means Committee
Keotuk County
Senate
Sarah Kulns
Smith
Grand Jury
Triad
Dashiell
Warren County
State Board of Health
Bayer Organization of
Grinnell
Supreme Court
Cagebeer
Cedar Rapids
Anna Edworthy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hyde Park
Edworthy
Anamoea
Edwin Anderson
Sioux City
J. H. Bigstow
Ian
Anderson
Bank - Examiner
Cawhier
John McKeon
Clive
James MccKeon
Chive
Iowa
Anti-Saloon League
McKeon
Olive
AntiSaloon League
Hte
Oliva
Former Dubuque Sheriff Accused in Trial Influence Case
In Dubuque a juror foreman Morarity alleges former Sheriff Phillips and ex county attorney Matthews coerced the jury in the Blumenthal vs Union Electric damages suit. A second verdict reduced to 1250 dollars and refreshments with Phillips allegedly discussed juror influence. Matthews and Phillips face Judge ODonnell as misconduct probes begin.
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Dubuque
Dubuaie
Alexander Mortarity
Blumenthal
Union Electric Company
Phillips
Alphonse Matthews
Matthews
Moriarty
O'Donnell
Blumenraal
Phiiy
Hoyhaul
Philaps
Flo
Judya O'Donnell
Tait
Linhoff Murder Trial Delayed as Defense Keeps Focus on Shouts
Mason City Feb 8 After ten days of testimony the Linhoff murder trial adjourned until today. The husband of Mrs Linhoff testified detailing family quarrels leading to the fatal event. He said Mrs Keteson called him names stirred him to approach her, she fell by a tree, Bromley and Gramley intervened, and Mrs Bromley struck him with a pielet while Bromley threw a stone. The couple fought and Mrs Linhoff fired.
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Linhoff
Mason City
Feb
Keteson
Mr. Bromley
Gramley
Farm Robbery Leaves Farmer Bound and Robbed of 1600
Fred Snyder of Olive, Iowa was bound and gagged by two masked men while milking at 6 oclock. The highwaymen rifled his pockets and took about 1600 from a stock sale proceeds held in Des Moines. Neighbor John Milligan found Snyder three hours later, cold and nearly unconscious. Mrs Snyder and a child slept through the incident.
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Monroy
Es Moines
Fred Snyder
Olive
Snyder
John Milligan
Chey
Dés Moines
Private Banks Face State and Savings Bank Law Application
Des Moines February 4 Representative Calderwood introduces a bill extending existing state and savings bank inspection and reporting provisions to private banks. The measure would require quarterly statements, auditor examinations, special reports, and potential penalties, aligning private banks with the code sections 1872 through 1881.
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Des Moines
Calderwood
Auditor of State
Blydenburg Guilty Verdict Recommends Life Sentence
A Blydenburgh jury found the defendant guilty of first degree murder and recommended life imprisonment. The verdict came at 1 o’clock with the prisoner showing no emotion as he was led to the county jail. Separate items report fraud charges against B C Spinney of Des Moines over the Bankers' Union of the World, with court supervision of the company. H J Baker buys horses and mules in Eldora for war use. Japanese troops occupy parts of the Seoul Taean railroad and protect their legation. missing cashier Lee Deford is captured near Altamont and jailed in Gallatin County.
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Hidera
Blydenburgh
Spinney
Des Moies
B.C. Spinney
Des Moines
Bankers’ Union of the World
Adquarters
Omaha
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Robert Ryan
Lincoln
Spioney
Insurance Commission
The
Tate
Eldora
H. J. Baker
Central Town
Buffalo
Counci Binils
Lee Deford
Candler
Bank
Altamont
Gallatin (Dle
Deford
Jameson
Copnell Bluffs
Former Auditor Merriam Ordered to Explain Charges
Former Auditor Frank F. Merriam has been notified to appear before a joint committee on retrenchment and reform to explain charges tied to the handling of insurance fees and examinations. The inquiry involves Merriam and deputy Max Deebler, with a sub-committee to review legal aspects and potential liability of the state to insurance companies.
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Des. Matties
Frank F. Merriam
Sam
Max Deebler
Merriam
Dowell
Temple
Kendall
Temple Amendment Seeks More House Members
Representative Temple won a resolution to submit to voters a constitutional amendment. It would guarantee at least one representative for every county in Iowa’s lower house permanently. The measure passed the House in 1900 and again with near unanimity yesterday, heading to the Senate before a November referendum.
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Des. Moines
Temple
Yer Pie
Clarke
House
Senate
Whipple-English Insurance Bills Move Through Iowa Legislature
Two insurance measures introduced in Des Moines bills by Senator Whipple and Representative English target company examinations and merger restrictions. The exam bill expands state auditor support with an actuary and assistants and mandates that any fees go to the state treasury. the merger bill creates a board to review proposed consolidations with public hearings, allowing reinsurance up to 60 percent. Also notes strong stock interest and a separate crime brief about a shooting in Cedar Rapids and an assault case in Quawa with venue change.
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Whipple
Des Moines
Representative English
Cummins
Carroll
Executive Council
State Treasury
Iowa Legislature Reports Across Sessions and Bills
Iowa lawmakers reviewed a $4 009 appropriation for fish and game wardens and passed a memory tribute for Governor Gunins mother. House and Senate debated school attendance, road taxes, and curbs on desertion and wife support, with bills on juvenile courts and rural mail carrier pay. Des Moines reports note adjournment plans and a move to raise wages and license itinerant specialists.
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Deg Moines
Senate
Fish and Game
Gunmins
Howses
House
Hollembeak
Boards of Supervisors
Hmlt
Des Moines
Web
Young
Dowell
Hayward
Spyward
Office of Commissioner of Vital Statistics
Board of Central
Fel
Capitol
Capitol Commission
Shafter
Fayette
Lown
Brooks
Courtright
League of Municipalities
Shaffer
Congress
Fish and Game Department
Hart
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