Morley Twine and Machinery Seeks Receiver in Insolvency
Sioux City firm Morley Twine and Machinery is insolvent, with assets barely covering officer salaries. A petition for receivership cites failure to meet corporate duties and efforts to raise funds as futile. Davis Realty claims debts around 15000 plus interest and seeks appointment of a receiver, with J H Strong seeking stock rights. a court-appointed receiver is anticipated.
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Nene Serrina
Sioux City
Morley Twine and Machinery, Company of
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They Company
J. H. Strong
Morley Company
Davie Company
Morlay Company
Strong
Marlay Company
Vesed Club In Subduing Neighbor Trial
In Centerville a quarrel between the Rileys and a neighbor leads to the trial of Mrs Ivy Riley of Broason for assault on Bliss Aanna Bridal aged 24. A nine year old girl witnessed the incident on the Bridal Jet six months ago as Riley allegedly attacked with a club after being enraged by a request to return home. The witness required assistance to testify as the assault sent the victim senseless before her father rescued her.
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Local man Leo Loney revived after repeated "dead" cases
Igwa City reports John Loney repeatedly pulled from danger sites and revived by police or medical aid after being declared dead three times. His latest incident involved being pulled from beneath a streetcar track during drilling, with revived efforts succeeding.
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Fatal Auto Crash near Sac City injures man
Henry Ruschke a 52 year old wealthy farmer was killed when the auto driven by him plunged from a bridge about seven miles southeast of Sac City. A companion Higgins was slightly injured and John DeBourgh was also harmed as the car fell from the bridge after travelling at high speed.
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State Elke Reunion Sets Iowa State Elks Meeting Dates
Iowa City announces the complete program for the annual reunion of the Iowa State Elks association. The convention runs June 17 to 29 with headquarters at the Union Chalyke Theme. Activities include badge distribution and assignments for volunteers.
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Iowa Tate Elis
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LeMars Pioneer Resident Ms. De Witt Clarke Dies at 77
On a noon return home Miss M C Clarita of Plymouth Abstract reports the death of her mother Ms De Witt Clarke a pioneer LeMars resident since 1883 at age 77. She leaves two daughters.
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Farm Sale Records Historic Price Near Moyal
Feit sells an eighty acre farm near Moyal for 430, ioe. broker Bpencer bids 130200 for Sella Farm. Sale highlights land value in a rural market with active real estate activity and local transaction figures.
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Pipe description in probate note to Wisconsio Wirandoglca
Fragmentary probate note describes possession of a four pipe with a meerschaum bowl and wooden stem from Springfield. The item is linked to a family figure and discusses a patent grant dated 2040 to a person identified as denwater oraft for an unspecified craft.
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Springfield
Iowa College Turmoil Signals Board Action
The Iowa State board of education may demand a reshuffle at Ames State College as Prof W J Kennedy faces possible recall for alleged subordination. R K Bilsa of Nebraska State University is named to head the extension department amid faculty warfare dating seven years. Also reported are potential changes at the Polk county druggists licensure and planned upgrades to Des Moines street railways totaling at least 1.5 million dollars over three years. Purdue-style frictions and a convention shift for the Travelers Protection association are noted alongside a Perry judge resigning from a local board due to ineligibility rules.
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Des Moines
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Dubuque Pledges $5,000 for Panama Pacific Exhibit
A Dubuque committee of 100, led by W. W. Marsh of Waterloo, pledged $5,000 to aid in constructing a sub glebe building to represent Iowa at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
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Spencer citizen W Brongda reported improving after death rumor
Local notes mention W Brongda of Spencer alive after days of rumor and reports of improvement. Sioux City Estate association did not vote on an inantry move though some members urged investigation of fire hazard at Beliak building. Robert Hamilton of Kingaley sentenced to three years for adultery after eloping with Mrs Ernest Farmy. J W Kessler of Peoria murdered. body placed in a Central box car near Charles City. Rev J W Morton of Tabernacle Baptist Church seeks divorce alleging desertion and wife's temper hindrance to his ministry.
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Sioux City News Estate Association
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Kingaley
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Mra
Ernest Farmi
Council Bluffs
U S Exports Surpass Previous Year With 18.6 Million Pounds
United States shipments topped one million daily value last year as exports reached 18,606,000 pounds, the highest annual total on record, surpassing all earlier years. This reflects a strong outbound trade volume across multiple sectors.
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Fragments Reflect On Home And Change In Troubled Times
A distressed voice muses on household costs and the hope of relief if one could apply clear thinking to daily life. The piece meditates on home as a refuge amid uncertainty and unseen challenges around work and stability.
Pleasant Pelleta cure and market banter in Dearborn
Fragments show a humorous exchange about remedies for constipation and a shopkeeper boasting quick service. The passage notes demand for Mrs. Dallam’s butter and a shopper’s request amid bustling customers. Names include Mrs. Uncle Dallat and Jane in a casual Dearborn setting.
Cure for Child's Severe Skin Eruption Promoted by Soap
An advertisement from Jackson Missouri recounts a ten month old girl suffering red sores over her body. After trying various ointments the family used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports the child slept better within days and was totally well after a week. The notice dates November 25 1912 and invites free samples with a skin book via Cuticura Department L Boston.
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Taking No Chances Satire in World End Prediction
A satirical note mocks predictions of doomsday staged by unnamed “werentists.” The editor and star reporter dismiss the claim, with the reporter insisting the world won’t end and urging cautious coverage to avoid accusations if it does occur.
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Cantoris Claim Court Remedy for Infants and Children
An ad claims CAETORIA, named Pletcher's Cantoris, a safe remedy for infants and children, bearing the signature of Lothkia and boasting over 30 years of use. The copy asserts the product calms crying babies and implies fashion-driven preferences affect women’s choices.
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Turmoil Deepens as U S Plans Reinforcements for Vera Cruz
Reports from May 11 describe heightened Mexican tensions with Huerta protesting Gen Funston’s reinforcement of Vera Cruz. Washington weighs sending 4,500 troops toward Mexico City while Navy holds Vera Cruz. Conditions worsen with threats near Tampico and attacks on foreign interests.
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Damages Awarded in New Haven Railroad Suit
In White Plains on May 11 Oscar Tried won 75000 dollars in damages from the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad after sustaining injuries described as two arms thrown? The verdict awards 75000 damages in the civil suit arising from the incident.
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Train Robber Verdict From Alabama Corner Case
A jury returned a guilty verdict in a train robbery case near Appleton Alabama. The defendant Moon fap faced federal charges and was sentenced to a prison term.
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Labor report on strikes and Rockefeller referenced in Colorado
The May 14 report to the United Mine Workers executive board notes a cautious stance against a general strike at the time. It urges support for Colorado strikers amid opposition to John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the industry, criticizing his influence over government and seeking funds for affected families.
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McAdoo Weds Eleanor Randolph Wilson in New York
Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo and his bride Eleanor Randolph Wilson, youngest daughter of the president, are spending their honeymoon after a Washington wedding supper. They left the White House in a large limousine, followed by a secret service car, and headed to a railway train bound for College Park.
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Mayor Roberts Not Guilty in Election Fraud Trial
Terre Haute Ind May jury finds Donn Roberts not guilty after a brief 20 minute trial and a crowded courtroom scene. One ballot cast amid a protest, as bells rang from five nearby houses. Roberts asserts verdict targeted utilities companies and charges against him.
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Fire destroys Carryall Bros Foundry in Houghton
A Wednesday blaze in Houghton Michigan gutted part of the Carryall Bros Foundry, a key local industry. Fire officials estimate losses near 500000 dollars, with Captain John Whakaon cited in the incident report and the turret of the Monitor involved in the event.
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Carryall Bros
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Houghton
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New Governor London May Proved
Fragmentary note reports a changed leadership with an appointment of a governor designate. The text hints at London ties and a May timeframe, but details remain unclear due to damage.
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