Pretty Wedding Unites Schultz and Dora Sorenson at Bancroft
Albert G. Schultz of Burt and Dora Sorenson of Bancroft wed at the bride’s sister home with Rev. Allen Wood officiating. The couple, described as a prominent Bancroft pair, will host a reception in the Duston building and start a life together after a short honeymoon.
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Fred
Bancroft
Albert G. Sabulta
Dora Sorenson
Peter Sorenson
New Bancroft
Allen Wood
Titouski
Wond
Tt City
I. W. Schultz
Burt
Pefershin
EB. EB. Paine
Schultz & Rippentro
Reve
Wil
Public Forum Opens On City Questions In Sunday Edition
The Chicago Record-Herald proposes a Sunday page titled The Battle Ground of Modern Thought inviting public discussion on important city issues. Readers may submit views on topics from blacklisting laws to liquor trade and animal cruelty, with editors warning they publish only to preserve order and avoid personal attacks.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Molern
All Robles
Revard-Herod Regdars
Mrea
Record-Herald
Passage Describes Racial Tensions On Train Incident In Missouri
A fragmented report recalls a Missouri train scene with a Black passenger confronted by a white man over a jug of whiskey. The account notes a conflict escalation as bystanders reportedly intervened amid insults and a tense confrontation.
Mfo Bouter on Unton Slough Report
An unclear record mentions Gadfredson and Union Slough with references to fits during the night and a person whipping with a buggy whip. The fragmentary text ties to a domestic incident and tools used, but many names and actions remain uncertain.
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Bouter
Gadfredson
Dub
Local notice on a wife beating incident sparks calls for justice
The Birt Monitor reports a chaotic scene where a man rushed out and grabbed a week yoke amid a dispute with a mother. A son sought redress in Bancroft. The piece condemns wife beating and urges severe punishment if guilty, describing the act as detestable.
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Niin
Bancroft
Beaber
Birt
Editors Target Politic News In Prejudice Laden Essay
A Burt Monitor editorial condemns editors who mix politics with columns and accuses them of anarchistic doctrine. The piece urges rational debate and denounces oblique attacks on the president’s character.
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Vaunos
Burt Monitor
Stingy Men Specimens Salute Spectacle Savings
An exchange describes three stingy men. One refuses water unless from a wealthy well. The second bans large writing to save ink and time. The third avoids night cloaks to spare garment wear. They all decline newspapers to save their spectacles from strain.
Lettie Dittaworth Marries George Marka at Dittsworth Home
The wedding of Miss Lettie Dittaworth to George Marka took place last Saturday at Mr and Mrs Peter Dittsworth home with Justice Sherwood officiating. The couple will reside on the Dr Peters farm where the groom and his brother have farmed. The Monitor extends best wishes for a happy marriage.
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Peter Dittsworth
Lettie Dittaworth
George Marka
Justice Sherwood
Dr. Peters
Monitor
Burt Monitor
Christ in God as the basis of salvation and pardon
A minute pulpit sermon argues that Christ embodies God and bears humanity’s sin, reconciling the world to God. It emphasizes Jesus as fully divine and fully man, whose atonement delivers forgiveness and makes believers righteous before God.
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God
Clod
Pather
Christ
Choist
Linthy
Wwe
Thays Nacessary
Chrish
Priest Must Pay Damages After Hancock County Trial
In Hancock County District Court last week, the case of Verculen Burdu against John Broz resulted in a verdict for Mrs. Burdu totaling 20 000. The Catholic priest Broz faced charges tied to a fatal incident in Duncan, a Bohemian town near Britt, where a bottle of carbolic wine was involved. The jury awarded 10 000 for Mrs. Burdu, the suit grounding on criminal carelessness with a new trial motion to be argued.
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John Brozwilek
Hancock County
Burda
Broz
Duncan
Britt
Borda
Hlis
Thes
Supreme Court
Topubliai A
Thieves in Bancroft Stole From Yeoman Office
A thief unlocked a rear door of A. Fred’s office between Saturday and Monday night and absconded with 102 dollars in silver and oil. Jake, Yeoman secretary, kept monthly collections in a desk compartment. the theft exploits a trusted custodian, with no solid clue yet. T. A. expresses confidence in locating the culprit.
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Fred
Jake
Register
fragmented Polish American reminiscence in German Valley notes
The excerpt records a garbled reminiscence about local governance and courtly displays in German Valley. It mentions a board of supervisors, claimants, stump pulling, and a Des Moines event with a crowded venue and a couple near a platform. The text is largely incoherent.
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Board of Super- Wisers
Sowa
Des Moines
Ingersol Park
Fiat
Portland society notices recount summer visits and travels
Portland residents and guests are listed among those visiting friends and relatives this summer. Mrs Kennedy of Wesley, Mrs Roberts Condill, and others spent time with family while planning moves and winter trips. Attendees to the World’s Fair include Mr and Mrs Tarson and Mr Henley’s group.
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Lews Tarson
Wes Henley
fStott
Ernest Tigley
South Dakota
I.N. Stone
Colton
Califoria
Mas. da. Selofield
Wilke
Weil Lewk
St. Louis
Win
Clouy
Algoun
Mr's
Olwes
2. O. Mann
Peter Govern
Wnt
Coopar
Fred O. Stew
Barth
Portland
Lulph Kennedy
Wesley
Robert Cogdill
Duuiois
Ll. Foulea
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