Death on a head on collision near Town Falls
In a fatal head on crash near Town Falls on a foggy day, Nilliam Ach of This City was crushed between engines as the northbound extra train collided with a regular. Ach, 22, was a member of the crew and son of Mr. and Mrs. Wrank Ash, who live on the west side. The remains were sent to Milaworth for burial amid community sympathy.
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Callleign
Win
Ash
Wrank Ash
Callision Nestile Yard
Town Falls
Sadarcday
Khenda
Albert
Frank Ash
Here
Albert Ea
Rock Talents
Wisworth
Falla
Milaworth
Revival meetings lift up Dolliver town to nobler life
Dolliver reports revival meetings in progress with Rev Mathis preaching powerfully and singer Mr Pardon touching hearts. Town aims for improvement as residents anticipate better days. Joe Heisherman returns from Town City visit and Lowie Pickell expected home Saturday. Herbert Cathey buys Hill printing outfit to become editor. Mrs Fred Albee visited Ceylon last week. Fred Vogal hosts a brother he hadn’t seen in nine years. Five carloads of Dolliver stock shipped Saturday. Lady Bros plus Spash and Baumer ship a carload of horses to Reinebeck Wednesday.
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Dolliver
Mathis
Mr. Pardon
Joe Heisherman
Town City
Lowie Pickell
Herbert Cathey
Mr. Hill
Fred Albee
Ceylon
Fred Vogal
Lady Bros
Mr. Spash
Mr. Baumer
Reinebeck
John L. Guest
John Ui. Guest
Armstrong
Eadratlon Commandery No
K.Y
Knights Templar
N. B. Egbert
Robert Hamilton
George Stewart
H. A. Kingston
Alex Dundas
J. J. Porta
Guest
Northern Lumber Company
Fraudulent notes prompt farmers to liquidate
A group of Story county farmers faced liquidation of notes amounting to about 90 dollars after a stranger claiming insurance ties sold contracts for $20 floats and passed physical exams. The scheme emerged as the men paid the notes to avoid litigation even though they received nothing in return.
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Mevada
Ian
Story County
Ab Tonian
Church Activities Outline A Busy Year Ahead
The Christian Church reports rising attendance and active boards uniting for new projects. Ladies Aid elects officers and notes past year work with pride, while C W E M Ki society and Bible school receive praise. Revival starting February 18 plus a Presbyterian market and Baptist event planned for January 20.
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Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
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Society
Bible School
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Williama & Anderson's
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