Gettysburg Battle Retold In Detailed War Report
Edward B. Clark reviews the three day clash at Gettysburg, detailing Lee's invasion plans, Meade and Hancock leadership, and Pickett's charge. It notes Confederate and Union casualty totals, strategic moves on June 1863, and the battle's impact on the Civil War's course.
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Edward B. Clark
Ashington
Gattysburg
Gettysburg
Richmond
Chancellorsville
Chancellorsvilla
Robert H. Lee
Tandis H
Pennsylvania
Jad
James Longstreet
Richard 43
Well
A. P. Hill
Wit‘erward
Lee
Yan
Sack’ Beiog
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Urider
Meade Werd
Gettyeburg
John H. Reyne
Hancock
Daniel
B. Stoyles
Eorge Sykes
John Sedgwick
Q. Howard End
W. Slocum
Gottynburg
Susquehanna Valley
Harrisburg
Early
York
Wrightsville
SouBia
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Chancellorshire
Stuart
Hallock
George ‘Gord Meade
Hooksyars
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Abner Doubleday
New York
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Pickett
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Appomattox
Loasee
Army of
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Virginia
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Puzzled Misgourtan Clarifies Cryptic Riddle
Readers attempt to explain a puzzling verse from Pierson Tate about a bell and a path. The fragmentary text hints at a cryptic riddle with names and phrases that puzzle scholars.
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Misgourtan
Pomsong
Dr Latro Muller Visits Iowa State College
Dr Latro Muller foreign affairs minister spends Monday at Ames Iowa State College meeting President Raymond Pearson and trustees. He tours the campus with officials, learns about agricultural and extension programs, and attends a luncheon with home economics students. Muller is accompanied by U.S. and Brazilian officials and military staff.
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Commercial Club
Pearson
Moller
Cok
E.la
2 Muller
W. D. Malone
L. T. R. Barber
U.S
Re O Coburn
N. Promontol
Washington
Franzesap
Bamnaya
M. Jarvis
United’ ‘States Secret Service
Northwestern Classical academy marks another successful year
Dozen graduates from Northwestern Classical Academy in Orange City celebrated with a class sermon by Rev. D Menan at American Reformed church on Christian Service. T Hibima won first in oratorical contest with Reka Visser second. in declamatory O Q Lepellak led and Anna Bonneiroy followed. Alumni held a pinball banquet for about 120 at the academy chapel. Commencement at First Reformed church. twelve graduates planned for this year.
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Gradivate
Orange City
Northwestern Classical Academy
Lidg
D. Menan
American Reformed Church
T.hibima
Reka Visser
Lepellak
Anna Bonneeroy
Academy
First Reformed Church
Woman Killed in Elevator at Equitable Building
Miss Mary A Monahan of Winterset aged 80 was killed instantly in the Equitable building elevator. Her head was crushed between the elevator floor and the iron gate on the third floor as the car stopped three feet above the landing. She fainted while boarding and was trapped between moving parts.
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Des.Maines
Mary A. Monahan
Winterset
Equitable
Students Refuse to End Fraternity Suspension Stand
Five of seventy two Cornell College Mt. Version students suspended for fraternity affiliation stand paralyzed while sixty seven others remain suspended. The five reassigned seniors include four young men from this year's graduates as faculty refuses compromise and sticks to its position.
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Cedar Rapiis
Cornell College
Wigl Mermbera
Forgeries Reported on Postoffice Money Orders in Council Bluffs Discovery
Four postoffice money orders for 260 each, cashed June 10 and 12, were found to be forgeries. One was presented at the postoffice window near business houses. believed issued by Wentfield Pennsylvania. Two orders favored T A Rogers and two favored T W Portarn. No suspect identified.
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Council Bluffs
Businews
Wentfield
T. A. Rogers
T.W. Portarn
Wife Desertion Charge Hits Marshalltown Telegraph Operator
C. E. Lyle, a telegraph operator recently arrived from Floux City, was arrested in Marshalltown on a wife desertion charge. Mrs. Lyle resides in Waterloo. The confusing garbled text also mentions the University of Iowa and a session start with attendance gains, but details are unclear.
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Marshalltown
C. E. Lyle
Floux
Mrs. Lyle
Waterloo
Fire at Masonville destroys four buildings
Fire in Masonville Cedar Rapids destroys Walviaiti's drug store Fike's general store and the post office causing about $3 000 in losses Parlay insured
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Masonville
Cedar Rapids
Walviaiti
Fike
Farm Sale Near Sioux Center Sets Price Per Acre
Dorgman sold his d0-aere farm west of Sioux Center to C Klein for 850 dollars per acre, with first class improvements. A farmhand from near Ak-s Th was found dead in a feed stable near Lac Mars, coroner reports unclear. Ellen Haffquist aged 18 near Stanton reportedly swallowed a trych dite and told her mother before dying two hours later. the family notes melancholy behavior prior to the tragedy.
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Dorgman
Sioux Center
C.klein
Idland Limited
Hatcher
Ellen Haffquist
Frank Hallgulst
Stanton
Epworth League Adopts Officers After Adjournment
The Epworth League district convention of Northwest Iowa adjourned in Sioux City and will meet next year at Alta. Elected officers include WM. Jy Stewart Akron press abit, Earl Hoon Aurelia first vice president, D. H. Nylander Storm Lake second vice president Milas Edith Gerling LaMars third vice president Margaret Held Hinton Mary Segard Newhouse Sioux City secretary Oscar Hell Whiting treasurer and Mrs Falls Onawa senior league superintendent.
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Epworth
Onawa
Cone Vention
Sioux’ City
Northwest
Iowa
Alta
Jy Stewart
Akron
Press
Abit
Rey
Earl Hoon
Aurelia
D. H. Nylander
Storm Lake
Milas Edith Gerling
LaMars
Miss Margaret Held
Hinton
Forth
Mia
Mary Segard Newhousé
Siolxx City
Fine Corn Weather in Rock Rapids Prospects for Crop Progress
The Rock Rapids note describes ten ideal days for corn with plowing well advanced and weeds controlled. Farmers report two row machines improving efficiency, with 47 units noted, and hired man shortages pushing farms to self-rely. Strong start after recent wet spell. fields cleanup ongoing.
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Rock Rapids
Carlin Chosen to Lead Eagles at State Convention
Sioux City’s George M. Cortin was elected president of the state Fraternal Order of Eagles for the coming year at the eighth annual convention. The state group reports a 1,508 member increase in the year to 13,000 with Keokuk reporting the largest sixfold gain and Davenport boasting 900 members.
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Cedar Rapige
Gsorge M. Cortin
Sioux City
Veteran horse trainer Katham injured in Cedar Valley collision
Kamam Katham, noted Cedar Valley horse trainer and driver, was badly bruised and had a broken leg after a colt kicked a saddle causing a fall during training near Marshalltown. In Geneva, Mrs Welsegerber narrowly escaped drowning after stepping on a rotted plant and plunging into an old well. she swam to safety with help arriving.
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Mason
Kamam
Cedar Valley
Katham
Marshalltown
Welsegearber
Geneva
Lightning Destroys Barns Near Monticello Farm
A heavy storm lightning strike hit Henry Chi’s farm southwest of Monticello, burning two large barns a cattle shed and a tool house. Some stock perished and during the blaze the fire was visible from the city. Insurance will cover about one third of the loss.
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Monticello
Henry Chi
Mason City Election Results Reported
Mason City voters chose John Stanton as mayor with 1830 votes to Garfield Breese's 1206. For commissioners, W B Miller and H 2 Stanberry defeated L O Gould and N G Kotchell, according to the incomplete race summary.
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Mason Ciity
Mason City
John Stanton
Garfield Breese
W. B. Miller
H. 2. Stanberry
L. O. Gould
N. G. Kotchell
Registration for Morningside summer school ahead of prior year
Registration at Morningside College for the annual summer school indicates enrollment will exceed the best previous year, signaling strong interest. Local officials note continued growth as students sign up for courses and programs offered this season.
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Marningdidg
Sioux City
Morningside College
Heat Victim Dieg Buell Dies in Hamilton County
C B Buell aged 60 a longtime Hamilton County resident and former county clerk died suddenly from intense heat while driving his automobile He was found dead in W abster City after suffering heat exposure during the drive
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Wabster
C. B. Buell
Hamilton
Body Found In Mississip(pi) River Near Dubuque
A man about 35 years old was found floating in the Mississippi River near Dubuque. He had likely been in the water for weeks and no identification was immediately available. Authorities conducted a preliminary examination to determine cause of death.
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Dubuque
Missinnippi
Bank plans $100000 structure at Sioux City yards
Edward J Til den of Chicago announces a Live Stock Bank project at the stock yards to be built this fall with funds and leadership from Chicago financiers. The report notes a major new bank structure and real estate undertaking in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Nal Bank
Stock Yards
Edward J. Tilden
Chicago
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