Brief Bits Newsy Notes and Gossip Boiled Down for Easy Reading
A compact roundup of short curiosities and social scraps from the day’s pages. Snappy items cover local happenings, light intrigue, brief mentions of people and happenings, with no heavy detail.
October items and local notices from town paper
October notices report John Riebold adding two porches to his house. A Kaiser couple welcomed a son yesterday. Henry Wilke family greet a newborn son. A familiar craftsman visits near the square with a profitable machine. Donk Bros Coal price drop to 8 cents per bushel as winter nears. Dr. June Sallee offers eye exams at the Baird House, October 3. The Racket advertises discounted glassware. Norma Jarvis survives a twelve foot fall with minor injuries.
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John Riebold
Wm. Kaiser
Calidad
W. H. Vetter
Henry Peters
St. Louis
Queens
June Sallee
Optician
Baird House
Kuntzmann’s
CASI
Henry Wilke
St. Jacob Township
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Company
Sallee
Baird
John W. Garnet
Gebauer
Mr. Garnet
Norma
John S. Jarvis
Forger nets 360000 with bogus bank check probe
New York reports reveal a clever forgery that netted about 360000 in securities from a prominent bank via a bogus check drawn on Pearl & Co. The scam involved a one day loan of 300000 and left Pearl & Co. facing an apparent overstatement of loan interest. The National City Bank of New York is named as the bank involved.
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New York
Financial
Pearl & Co
William Street
E. A. Slayback
Slayback
Dyer, Pearl & Slayback
Pearl
Europe
Stock Exchange
United State Steel Corporation
Rock Island Com
Metropolitan Street Railway
Missouri Pacific
North American Company
American Tobacco Co
lIt8
National ‘City Bank of New York
Franco German Morocco Accord Draws European Satisfaction
Paris reports the Franco German accord on Morocco has been signed ending months of suspense that risked disturbing peace in Europe. Foreign officials and the German embassy express gratification as final formalities are completed with cordial felicitation between Premier Rouvier and Ambassador Roulin.
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Paris
Morocco
Europe
Rouvier
Roulin
Kansas population rises to 1.54 million in 1905 census
Topeka Kansas officials report the decennial census totals for the state showing 1,543,818 residents. This figure marks an increase of 209,084 since the 1895 census, with assessors’ records from March 1905 used for enrollment.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
McAdoo rejects DA candidacy for Democratic ticket
New York on September 23 reports Police Commissioner McAdoo stating he is not a candidate for district attorney on the Democratic ticket and would not accept such a nomination if offered. Detroit opening: about 1,400 delegates place for the twelfth international conference of the railroad department of the Y M C A held at Central M E church.
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New York
McAdoo
H Railroad Department
Detroit
Mich
Central” M. E
Railroad Department of the
It Pays to Tell What You Have to Sell
A concise advertising line urges sellers to truthfully present their goods to customers. The message emphasizes honesty as a winning business strategy and implies better outcomes for clear product descriptions and fair pricing.
Ashland cutoff steel laying begins near Sioux City
Laying of steel for the Ashland cutoff to link the Great Northern and Burlington systems started Thursday two miles south of Sioux City in Nebraska.
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Sioux City
Ashland
Great Northern
Burlington
Nebraska
Nebraska Democrats and populists nominating identical ticket
Lincoln Neb Sept 22 fusion between the democrats and populists of Nebraska was effected by the nomination by both state conventions of an identical ticket.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Notice to the Public on Blacksmith and Wagonmaking
Having installed new and improved machinery in my blacksmith shop recently vacated by H C Geffen I am prepared to do anything in blacksmithing and wagonmaking in connection with my hardware and implement business Thanking you for past favors.
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H. C. Geffen
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Strauss Bros
Chicago
Cloak and Fur Sale
Louis D. Krause
Kipaloch 1
L. W. Sondles
Sinlech 92
F. F. Miller
James
Hindmarch
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Kinloch
S. W. Rawson
F. HE. Linder
Rieder
Postoffice
Troy
F. W. Zanders
Risser Residence
Kinloch 17
Schoeck
Chicago Veterinary College
Hassinger Place
James N. Jarvis
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Highland
Ill
Losa
Geo. Roth
Louis Metz
John C. Thurnau
Marine
L.A. Spies
St. Jacob
M. W. Powell
John Bardill
Grantfork
Pocahontas
Jacob Gehrig
Alhambra
L. C. Dreiling
Reno
Lorento
John Gehrig
New Douglas
Henry Foehner
Jamestown
Pierron
St. Rose
Georch Rory
Brugenel
HotLakzp
Farmers
Henry Wilhelm
Madison County
American Society of Equity
Court House
Edwardsville
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
S. Kingston
Pennsylvania Line
East St. Louis
G. L. Ettiott
Kennedy
Dr. King
Hollister
Kingston
Rocky Mountain
Fusion
Will & Ed's
Mrs. Dooley
WM. H. Vetter
Troy, Ill
Fred Gerfen
Thomas Millett, JR
Wyandotte Cockerels
F.S. Epwards
Cal
Davidson Store Co
Fred Geffen
Home Kraut
C. BE. Dixon
Sauer
William Kleimeier
Madison
Illinois
Christian Diepholz
A. R. Snodgrass
America
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Cincinnati
Morse School OF Telegraphy
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Texarkana
Tex
Atlanta
LA Crosse
Wis
San Francisco
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
St. Louis Place
Etl
Alion
Earth
E.A. Simpson
Craig St
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ballard
Southern Express
M Ballard Snow Liniment Co