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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
8
An old hunter bursts into his cabin with a rifle, aiming at a distant oak and firing at a supposed wildcat. His wife calmly examines him and reveals the target was only a tile bug on his eyebrow, not an animal.
The prompt presents a playful, unclear phrase about future tense usage for a name Tommie or Tommie You take Lite. It suggests exploring how to express actions and possession with irregular forms in a concise, modern English style.
An unusually large November term docket in the federal court opens next Tuesday with principal cases including EB. R. Mason, former clerk, charged with misappropriation. Others include Atkinson vs Chicago Burlington and Quincy for 500 dollars, and Bricker et al seeking 13 750 against Dek Mates Silo and Manufacturing for lumber contracts. The term also lists twenty criminal cases and debates on pure food law liability.
Reports from Des Moines include Dr. Georgy Mogridge arguing state care for feeble minded children is superior to family removal and Andrew Dennis touting English walnut adaptability in Iowa. Other items note hay quality prosecutions, birth record efforts, prohibition articles filed, a Cambridge bankruptcy petition, and state exams for mine foreman and seisting engineer.
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey declares a seven dollar per share dividend for the last quarter ahead of dissolution under a Supreme Court mandate. The New York unit declares twenty dollars per share, with distribution to shareholders of New Jersey.
Jefferson City Missouri International Harvester Company of America 8 was ousted from the state and fined 50000 for unlawful restraint of trade. The court ordered payment and separation from International Harvester Company of New Jersey, with 60 days to comply, and allowed continued business only after proving future compliance. The decision found competition reduced and the New Jersey firm lacked a Missouri license.
Federal indictments attach nine packers who surrendered bonds at the U S marshal's office led by attorney John G Miller. J Ogden Armour remains a defendant. Judge Kohlsant's writ of habeas corpus may block or delay binding trial as appeals loom.
In St Petersburg Premier Kokos zoft told the duma that crop failures hit twenty Russian provinces leaving eight million people in urgent need of relief. He stated twelve provinces suffered total crop failure and eight more were partial, within a region of about 12,600,000 residents.
Berlin Emperor Willam abandons voyage to Silepia amid political turmoil and security concerns. Officials confirm cancellation of AaPOURE mission with no new date set.
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