$30,000 Judgment In Algona Case Reversed
In Fort Dodge Oct 9 special information arrives that the US circuit court of appeals in St Louis reversed in part a lower court ruling over a Minnesota land partnership. T W Harrison of Topeka gains about $30,000 while A J Clarke of Algona faces liability for land losses and costs.
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District Federal Court
Fort Dodge
Minnesota
Clarke
Harrison
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Hook
Why Business Men Should Vote Against Bryan
A critical overview of William Jennings Bryan’s 1906 stance on government ownership of railroads and economic policy. The piece rebuts his shifts and argues business leaders should oppose his propositions, citing potential effects on tariffs, banking, and industrial employment.
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Bryan
Don't Worry Smile Significance in Expression
Edwin Louis Theiss argues in New Idea Woman's Magazine that facial muscles used in smiling are voluntary and linked to mood. Persistent smiling can curb worry, while genuine expression reflects inner joy or sorrow, shaping perceived beauty and moral character.
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Edwin Louis Theiss
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Passing Rules and Right of Way Statute Summary
The text reiterates that vehicles meeting should pass on the right side of the road to avoid interference. It states that when passing a vehicle ahead traveling the same direction, the passing driver may move to the left only if the road is wide enough and the lead vehicle should not obstruct. Violations carry a fine capped at 50 dollars and potential liability for injuries.
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Europe
Asia
Bryan
New York
East
J Ten W. van Cleave
Masons Elect Officers in Grand Chapter Meeting
Waterloo Iowa October session of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons elected officers John M Thompson grand king J M Thompson Mar ton and C A Kiemoke grand scribe Muscatine. The ritual was ordered modernized to align with the general grand chapter standard. Look out for wind stormy. The Bank of Katherville warns against any lending by them.
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Waterloo
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Louis Brook
Davenport
George W. Ball
Iowa City
J. M.thompson
Marton
C. A. Kiemoke
Muscatine
KF. H. McArthur
Des .Moines
Alfred Wingate
Des Moines
A. W. Lawrence
George
R. Turner
C. O. Greene
Council
Former Chicago White Stockings star turned Iowa engineer
Dick Wetherer, a Worthington railroad engineer, recalls his early baseball life in Chicago. He played shortstop for the original White Stockings for three years before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1876 to organize a local pro team. He later joined the B. R. & N. freight office and then the operating department, where he has worked for thirty years.
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Dick Wetherer
Iowa
Worthington Run
Chicago
White Stockings
West
Cedar Rapids
Finsl
AR & N
Dupois
Lake Park
Must Register This Year Urges Estherville Voters
The Estherville Board of Registration, appointed by the mayor, reminds citizens to register for the presidential election year. It outlines registration rules, sessions, and the importance of being on the registration list by Election Day, with seats for ward representatives C. M. Brown, Thomas Goggin, M. H. Schloeman, George McCall, A. H. Nash, and J. F. Utz.
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Iowa
Estherville
Galloway
C. M. Brown
Thomas Goggin
M. H. Schloeman
George McCall
A. H. Nash
J. F. Utz
For Rent Cottage on North 6th Street in Estherville
Notice lists a cottage for rent on North 6th Street with inquiries directed to Bank of Estherville Baer. The text includes potential garbled names and address lines for the listing.
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Bank of Estherville
North 6Th Street
Baer
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Great Britain
Germany
France
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Masons
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Board of Registration
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