Forty one confirmed at Catholic church in Ringsted area
A class of forty one young men and women were confirmed at St. John's Catholic Church under Bishop Garrigan of Sioux City with several priests assisting. The ceremony featured an address urging faithful participation and a memory of the day as the start of a Christian life. Also reported: Clara Monsen and Robert Kyle wed at St. John's, a farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Harwood, a petty theft attempt at J. H. Queal Co, and a large fire destroyed Peter M. Peterson's new home near Ringsted. Peterson begins rebuilding. Other county notes include Miss Hays injured at work, Rev. Irwin taking charge of area churches, and James Hackerson buying Ellis wagon shop.
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Burglary Marks First Event in Town History
Dolliver Sigrald notes a burglary at the Northwestern depot Tuesday night. A masked intruder pried a window, opened the till, and stole 65 cents as part of a string of alarming incidents described as evidence of the town's cosmopolitan character.
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Waterman pianos and organs closing out sale notice
A local ad offers 35 pianos and organs for rapid sale within 30 days. Contact Waterman at 744 W. H. Waterman or 216 South Sixth Street to arrange a purchase.
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Child labor reforms and safety measures urged
The Towa state labor commission urges biennial reforms including restricting child labor during school terms, raising compulsory education, boosting factory inspectors, mandatory boiler inspection, and railroad safety rules. A January legislative bill is planned with backing from state officials. Also notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup and census bureau agents collecting city financial statistics.
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