Horse Thief Sought After Mare Thefts East of Town
Report of a mare theft near Spencer and another horse taken from William Paul’s pasture. A gray Norman mare valued at 250 dollars disappeared five miles east of the city, with tracks traced toward Columbus Junction. A young man seen near Aineworth linked to the case was reportedly arrested in Muscatine and admitted guilt. Deputy Black pursues the suspect as a reward offer is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spencer
Martin Swift Place
William Paul
Mr. Paul
Paul Place
Columbus Junction
Abe Swift
Spencer
Diack
Aineworth
Deputy Black
Muscatina
Lowa
Col
W. B. Bell
D. J. Palmer
W. R Jeffrey
J. S Gray
Joe Dawson
J W. Morton
J. H. Young
A. A. Rodman
J. S. Gray
J.M. Lytle
Lost and Found Items and Help Wanted Notes
Lost a pair of lady's gold rimmed nose glasses last evening. Finder please leave them at JOURNAL office. WANTED two apprentice girls for timber and millinery work. A boy of 18 seeks a country position. Apply at JOURNAL office. Four-room residence for sale in Crawfordsville. Apply to L. D. Hiearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanrep
Sequire
Tondre & Bens
Finder
Journal Office
Local social notes and business ads from Crawfordsville region
Local residents return from visits to Colorado Utah and Monmouth. Moving pictures and coronation line shown in Waterloo next week. Jewelry sales at North Side and Parrish Savings Bank store after Sept 1. People mentioned include Miss Anna Gray Madge Morgan Ida Hood Elmer Welle John Comba Rhoda Wilson and families.
Poison mystery grips Aledo as case awaits chemist report
State’s Attorney W J Graham waits for a Chicago chemist report to bind Miss Tona Dumlap over to the grand jury on a charge of causing Annie Dool’s death by administering strychnine in candy. Dunlap denies guilt and has not met with the state attorney. She says if the state drops the case she will pursue it herself. Sunday she attended United Presbyterian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
W. J. Graham
Chicago
Tona Dumlap
Grand
Annie Dool
Miss Lied
Miss Dunlap
United Presbyterian Church
Notable deaths and retirements headline
Captain Joseph Barnum editor of The Hartford Sunday Journal dies in Hartford Connecticut. Associate Justice Shiras plans retirement next year, confirmed by his son Lieutenant Derthoff. William A Holabird of Evanston Illinois dies of typhoid at age 19. New York police locate a man's body missing a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barnum
Hartford Sunday Journal
Hartford
Conn
Shiras
United States Supreme Court
Derthoff
Revenue Cutter Service
Aleuthan Islands
Franz Josef
Austria
Emilio Terry
William A. Holabird
Evanston
New York
Du Pont family rule and dangers in powder works noted
The New York Tribune reports on Du Pont family leadership and a harsh tradition governing who runs powder mills. The article describes a strict head of the family, survival rules for dangerous work, and repeated fatal accidents as rulers place trusted members in harm’s way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Poots
du Ponte
Atlanntic
Pacific
du Ponts
da Pont
du Pont
New York
Tribone
Mecca Sin Debates and Fiddle Venders in New York
A fragment from Palgrave’s tale recounts a motlah calling smoking unforgivable while murder and theft are forgivable. In New York a fiddler collapses on Twenty third Street but is revived by a boy who buys the act and continues. A Presbyterian preacher shares a Sunday morning joke about obedience and church attendance. London humor and a courtroom quip follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palgrave
Mecca
Sina
Twenty-third Street
Tie
New York Press
Advertising capital and time to build steady momentum
The text argues success requires sufficient start capital to sustain activity until momentum is established. It notes a six month to year period to reach a steady pace, after which progress largely sustains itself. It emphasizes long investment and gradual payoff from prior months of effort.
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Lemmon & Lewis
Wautham
East Side
Kaye & Lytle
Telephone
East Side Square
Burlington
Via
Washington
Morell Law, A. G. P. A
Burlington, Iowa
A. G. Pox
Iowa
Muscatine
A \ater
Boston
Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
A. Palmer
A.G
Adama Street
Hiram Wallingford
Clara Walingford
Charles K. Warren
Wayland
Friends Kev
Williama of
Hethelchurch
Wayland Schools
Uneeda
E. C. Carris & GO
Paws
Sella Bros
E. G. Fox
Williams, White & Co
Moline
Lil
Sauerkraat
Joseph Wolf
East
Polk Street
Crawfordsville
L. D. Hiearns
Anna Gray
Madge Morgan
WF. Brinton
Waterloo
Brinton
King Edward
W. W. Wilson
Haidi
Okla
Anadarko
Ida Hood
Walter Sod Winnie
Colorado
North Side
J. H. McCleary
Sam’ Gordon
Cal. Gormley
Frank McKay
Charles Stinson
Rhoda Wilson
Monmouth
Elmer Welle
John McCulley
Ethel McCreedy
John Comba
Ab Anderson
Peoria
K.P Lewis
Mide
Helen
Utah
A. Hise
Parrish Savings Bank
Lewis
Lewes
United States Court of Claima
Charles ©. Noty
Lawrence Weldon
Winew
Putin Fartanton
J. Prelle
Charles Bh. Howey
O Colenso Hotel
Poe Keltner
Good — Mea
Che
William KK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Charles L. Pair
New York State
Fred
Gene
London
Old Gentleman
Pruit Phosphate
Windsor Grocery
Wi. W
Ane
ST. Louis
Omaha
Union Depot
Washington, Iowa
Spirit
Okoboji Lakes
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central Railway
Minnesota
Vinnesota
Twin Cities
Northwest
Brighton
Minneapore
Tilsepl
Lombardo' S
M. Lombardo
Mls
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All
Funn & Co
Omrn
Rambler Bicycles
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines
Q. Solbrig
Opera Nouse
Helen Blair
Oquawka
Kettleburg
New Boston
Muscating
Rock Island
Davenport
Pasorday
P Moffee
Washington Street
W. G. Young, Jr
W. J. Young, Jr
Keithburg
Keithsburg
Young
W. A. Blair
W. W. Kinnear
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Great Central Southern Trunk Line
Tennessee
Alabama
Melosippi
Florida
United States
West
U.S
Gulf Coast
R. Jowemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agt
Yellowstone Park
Clear Lake
Spirit Lake
F.F. Rovano
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