Dick Jenkins Dies At Duluth On Pier Trip
A telegram from Duluth reports the 33 year old Dick Jenkins collapsed and died on a pier as he and his wife planned a boat trip to Isle Royale. His sister Miss Hope Jenkins of Sherburn and other relatives mourn his sudden death. he had been ill with stomach trouble and is believed to have died of heart disease.
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Wisconsin Family Welcomes Baby With Six Generations Alive
A Wisconsin couple greet a daughter as six generations of the Gully family are living. The child’s mother is Mrs. Corsa Gully. her grandparents, great grandparents, and even a 95 year old great great grandmother known as Grandma Strake remain alive. The baby is claimed to have more living ancestors than any other U.S. newborn.
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Weather Crops Bulletin for Des Moines Iowa August 31 1808
Week ending August 31 1808 in Des Moines Iowa reports cooler first days and warmer end with above normal average temperatures. Local showers across the state delayed threshing and left grain in shock but losses will be small as shock thrashing nears completion. Rain benefits pastures aftermath meadows late potatoes fall plowing and later corn. Sufficient moisture expected to mature corn by month end with warm dry spells. Clover acreage good for seed. fall plowing advancing rapidly. Peach yields large and grapes good. Pastures at August end are excellent. The Des Moines Register and Leader promotes its world news coverage and subscription offer ending January 1 1909.
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Directoire fashion and a fall dress craze in 1910s style
Grace Margaret Gould notes Paris Directoire influence returning this autumn with sheath skirts slashed sides satin knickerbockers open collars and slim silhouettes. The column mixes fashion talk with corn crop data and straw hat bans, citing August crop reports and city fashion cautions for urban dress.
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Gharivari Party Faces Prosecution in Drammen Case
District Attorney Arnold moves to deter charivari pranks after a town incident in Drammen. Mike Gilbertson charged with malicious injury as a mob assaulted Mrs. Botay Anderson’s home, shot shingles, daubed walls, and terrorized occupants. Others connected to Moores’ Harp Orchestra and local residents are noted with various quick updates.
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Christian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Christian Church announces Bible School at 10 A. M. Morning Worship at 11 A. M. Junior G. E. at 8 P. M. Evangelistic service at 8 P. M. Midweek meeting Thursday at 8 P. M. Ghost Meeting Friday at 8 P. M. Next Sunday morning subject Faith and Victory. Evening sermon The Great Teacher. Minister H. H. Urrrreack.
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Larry Taylor Breaks Arm in Farm Accident
Last Tuesday evening Larry Taylor and Mr Glimer were riding into Graver when horses frightened near Mr Colts residence. The tongue dropped from the neck yoke, animals ran, throwing both men out. Glimer was bruised and Taylor's arm broken. Dr Wilson dressed the arm. Taylor, a carpenter, had a partially built barn on the Glimer farm west of Ryan Lyan at the time.
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