Funeral Notices and Local Recollections From Elm Grove
Funeral for Mrs. J M Mace will be held at 11 tomorrow from daughter Eva Wallace’s home near Lexington with interment in Elm Grove cemetery. Postponed earlier due to two daughters’ delay. creditors note and other items include Foley’s Urine Laxative endorsement and local travel of Mrs E E White to Crawfordsville to care for a ill relative.
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J. M. Mace
Eva Wallace
Lexington
Elm Grove Cemetery
Anna Smith
Cary
Nebr
Alice Meeks
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Repair Your Furniture Service Ad
Phonet M. D. Manshower offers furniture repair and upholstery pickup at No. 05 and will return finished pieces. Contact details appear in this local notice.
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M. D. Manshower
Local residents visit Havre and surrounding towns
W M Matthews visited Havre Saturday while Orville Turner stayed at Coppock over Sunday. Emma Hesser from Crawfordsville spent Saturday in the city. Stella Berry returned Friday from Valsey to spend Sunday at home. G W Gelwicks travelled to Geneseo Illinois Saturday morning. Ed Bowman returned from Chicago with spring goods. John Wooley passed through Saturday evening from Crawfordsville on his way home from Iowa City. Oren Helwick travelled to Muscatine for a day with sister Anna L Stevenson. F M Crawford headed to Ainsworth to visit his ill brother David Crawford. Helen Young and Jessie Ringland of Winfield left for home with J A Young tonight. The ad notes cosmetics harmful. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered. George P Palmer left Saturday for Crawfordsville to visit relatives. he turned eight today. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as spring cold guard.
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Orville Turners
Coppock
Emma Hesser
Crawfordsville
Stella Berry
Valsey
G. W. Gelwicks
Geneseo, Illl
Ed Bowman
Chicago
John Wooley
Iowa City
O. E. Griswell
S. Ferguson
Joe Zingg
Myra
Ezra Wenger
Wayland
Oren Helwick
Muscatine
Lemmon’s
George P. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
The Talk of an Income Tax in the 1900s
Washington notes on the income tax debate tied to the Wilson Gorman tariff legacy. Aldrich and Bailey push for consideration. court changes tilt opinions on constitutional tax viability while Congress contemplates reforms and census staffing sparks.
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Supreme Court
E. H. Harriman
Washington
Cannon
House
Senate
Aldrich
Bailey
Texas
App Uted
Elkins
New England
Assocites
Hale
Opening Day Sparks Season in Baseball Capital
Washington prepares for a doublebill as the American League begins play with Washington against New York and Boston meeting Philadelphia in Philadelphia. President Taft is rumored to attend the game. The national league also opens with New York Boston Cincinnati and Chicago hosting visitors.
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Washington
Itg
New York
Philadelphia
Senators
Taft
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Interschool Rifle Competition Opens Nationwide
Washington reports the first national interschool rifle shooting contest under the National Rifle Association. Public and private school teams compete for the Astor trophy, a gallery championship prize to be held for twenty years and awarded to the school with the most victories.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
United States
Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York
Amateur Boxers Event in Boston Mechanics Hall
Boston hosts a two night amateur boxing championships under the Amateur Athletic Union rules with top US fighters entered. The Boston Athletic Association oversees bouts in Bantamweight to heavyweight with solid gold championship medals for class winners.
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Boston
America
Mechanics’ Hall
Amateur Athletic Union
Boston Athletic Association
Man shoots three, then poisons self after attack
Horace Schwartz opened fire at his wife’s refuge, wounding her, her brother, and neighbor Phineas Spain. He then drank carbolic acid to kill himself. Mrs. Schwartz is in critical condition while the other men are not seriously hurt. Schwartz was jailed.
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Estopinal
Louisiana
Edwards
Georgia
Heflin
Alabama
Hughes
Georgin
Macon, Dublin and
Savannah
Macon
Dublin
Hutchinson
Horace Schwartz
Phineas Spain
Funeral of Ethan Allen Hitchcock in St Louis
The body of Ethan Allen Hitchcock former secretary of the interior arrived from Washington where he died Friday. After services at the Second Presbyterian church the burial took place this afternoon at Bellefontaine cemetery.
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E. A. Hitchcock
St. Louis
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Second Presbyterian Church
Bellefontaine
Yves and Shrubb Matched for Fifteen Mile Race
Henri St Yves the Frenchman who won the recent international Marathon derby has been matched to meet Alfred Shrubb of England in a fifteen mile race at the American League Park on April 24.
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Yves
Shrubb
New York
Henri St. Yves
Alfred Shrubb
England
American League Park
Missouri Rate Hike Hearing Deferred
The hearing of the injunction suit against eighteen Missouri railroads to block a threatened passenger rate increase to 3 cents per mile has been postponed for several days in Jefferson City on April 12.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Local Social Notes From Keota And Surrounding Towns
Miss Celeste Criz was a Keota caller Saturday. Walter Nicola of Riverside was a city visitor Friday. Charles Brown and Gib Bailey own two fine saddle horses. J B E Wellman and John Yoder of Kalona were business callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Twinam of Stanfordsville called in the city Saturday. Mr and Mrs B A Lewis of Oska loosa visited the A Van Sickle home over Sunday. Jack Wilson returned to Chicago Thursday after visiting the Mount home. Mrs C E Mercer and son Philip returned Friday from Oska loosa after visiting the Wilson Mercer home. Miss Wilma Row returned Saturday from Iowa City where she attended teachers' convention. Boyd Smith of Keota was in the city Saturday to take charge of a saddle horse shipped from Mexico Mo and arrived here Saturday. Mrs R R Smith and daughter Alice of Muscatine and Mrs Me Daniel of Davenport spent Saturday with their sister Miss Anna Miller. Miss Edith Bailey after a week's visit with her mother left Saturday for Ft Dodge to resume teaching. The most healthful upbuilding medicine known to science Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Lemmon's pharmacy. Grover Booth arrived Friday evening from Davenport after graduating from Brown's college and will work in Clinton Iowa as stenographer and book keeper.
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Boyd Smith
Keota
City
Mexico
Edith Bailey
J. M. Bailey
Ft. Dodge
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s
Grover Booth
Davenport
Brown's Business College
Clinton
Iowa
Muscular Rheumatism Relieved by Liniment
More than nine tenths of rheumatism cases are muscular from cold or damp and require no internal treatment. Chamberlains Liniment provides quick relief with a free application. Internal medicines are warned against for chronic muscular rheumatism. For sale by F. L. Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
F. L. Stolte
Lemmon
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Clean Health
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a daily cleanser for the stomach bowels blood liver and tissues and lists a price of 35 cents with a call to choose tea or tablets.
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Hollister
Lemmon’s
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Frank L. Wilson
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Y
Foley
E. E. E. White
A. T'winam
Dougherty
Brothers Clothiers
W. M. Matthews
Havre
Foley’s
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Pacific Coast
Walmington
Oregon
Sunset Magazine
Far West
Sunset Travel Club
Flood
San Francisco
Cal
Harriman
Roosevelt
Ayamias Club
Congress
Harriman Talking Machine
Civil Service Commission
Fairmont
W. Va
Curtis Smith
Watson
Black Hand Society
Fox & Dewey
Celeste Criz
Walter Nicola
Riverside
Charles Brown
Gib Bailey
J. BE. Wellman
John Yoder
Kalona
Boyd Twinam
Stanfordsville
B.A. Lewis
Oskaloosa
A. van Sickle
Jack Wilson
W. AK. Mount
C. E. Mercer
Philip
Wilson Mercer
R. R. Smith
Alice
Me. Daniel
Anna Miller
Pharmagy
Independent Wall Paper Co
Silas Ross
Oxfords
J. A. Harwood
Pauls Lumber Co
Charley
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
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