Public Sale Notice and Travel Deals in One Ledger
Public sale notice for Chas Brown auctioning farm property at his residence 21 miles northwest of Washington on Feb 13 at 10 am. Listing includes horses cattle hogs chickens hay and machinery with terms cash or 12 month credit. Also a school fundraiser box supper at District No. 3 Reed schoolhouse on Feb 9. Separate notices detail Colorado rail fares and Iowa Central Rail excursions with weekend rates and stopovers for Denver and theater trips.
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Chas. Brown
Washington
Lady Broke
L. L. Sitwell
H. T. Reynolds
Harry Whittaker
Colorado
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway
Denver
Colraco Springs
Pueblo
National
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Iowa Central Railway
Charr er I Ann Rupert and the Western Quest
Charr er I Ann Rupert and her invalid brother Louis leave New York for the Rockies. Wayne Peabody sees them off as Ann dislikes the west. They visit cousin Don Barnett’s ranch and meet foreman Rob Raymond who has quarreled with a drunken cowboy. Louis grows fond of Rob. Raymond is shot while his men are away and Ann tends him.
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Charrer
Ann Rupert
Louis
New York
Rockies
Wayne Peabody
Ann
Don Barnett
Rob Raymond
Raymond
Rob
Barnett
Braide
Bob
Jeannette
Shimy
Louis Ann
Dle
Jones
Nyse
Siy
Goodby
Rob’s Fate Sparked by Ranch Crisis on the River Ranch
On a tense night Barnett and his crew rush to Rob after a gunshot wounds found during a cattle ranch crisis. Ann helps tend Rob while a doctor and crew search for the exit bullet as tension rises among the silent cowboys and ranch hands.
Wounded Rob Receives Aid as Ann Reflects on Helpers
In a tense cabin scene Rob survives with Ann at his side after Barnett restores calm. Ann grapples with pity toward the wounded man and a lingering sense of obligation as the foreman’s care shifts toward recovery and departure.
Valley Springs Reunion Reveals Old Rivalries and Recovery
In Valley Springs Ann withdraws from Raymond while he returns to luxury after a near death. Mrs Barnett welcomes Raymond at the Barnett house and he enjoys pampered care as Louis visits, sharing plans to leave for the mountains and sketches of the ranch.
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Valley Springs
Ann
Raymond
Barnett
Rob
Don
Louis
Illness and Gratitude Fragments in a Household Scene
Dialogue pieces reveal a family visit with talk of travel and drawing, a sister in good health, and a boy named Rob expressing gratitude for a service. Mrs Barnett speaks of Rob’s illness transforming him and a desire to thank a benefactor, while Ann remains distant and Mrs Scribbins recalls her aversion to illness and wounds.
Physical curiosity dead in Crawfordsville banner attraction
Rich Burke known as Little Dick a side show star died at his Crawfordsville home. He stood thirty eight inches tall with six inch arms and a forty four inch waist weighing about 150 pounds. His life in show business ended after exploitation in Texas left him penniless and afraid of kidnappers, and he later died at 52. In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Fred Miller was killed in a saloon by Edward Goodwin who claimed self defense after Miller tried to rob him. a coroner's jury cleared Goodwin.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Rich
S&s
Burke
Little Dick
Dave
Texas
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Fred Miller
Chicago
McIntosh Brothers
Donald
Edward Goodwin
Miller
Goodwin
Tragedy as freight hits passenger train near Helena
A Randway freight train collided with a passenger train on the Northern Pacific near Helena Montana. Five people were killed including J N Robinson of Missoula conductor Charles Hinckle J A Jessup express messenger Foster Sene cal merchant Elliston and an unidentified passenger. Jessup was trapped and burned alive and the unidentified victim met the same fate.
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Helena
Mont
Randway
Northern Pacific
J. N. Robinson
Missoula
Charles Hinckle
J. A. Jes. Sup
Foster Senecal
Elliston
Jessup
Muti
Carnegie Promptly Responds to Church Fund Request
Columbus Feb 7 A letter from Andrew Carnegie grants a $1.70 contribution to the Methodist Episcopal church for an organ costing $3,000 with the congregation to raise the balance.
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Carnegie
Columbus
Kek
Andrew Carnegie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Phosphate Strike Hits Mills in Charleston
A phosphate mill strike in Charleston tied up three Virginia Carolina Chemical mills and threatens more. About 500 workers walked out with another 1,500 expected to quit. strikers demand a raise from $1 to $1.25 per day.
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Charleston
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Two More Middies Dismissed From Naval Academy
Washington February 7 two more midshipmen of the third class were dismissed from the naval academy after court martial findings on hazing charges. Richard T. de Saussure of the First South Carolina district and George T. Melvin of the Fifteenth Mingis district received formal orders signed by Secretary Bonaparte.
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Wasington
Naval Academy
Bonaparte
Ritchard
T. de Saussure
South Carolina
George Th. Melvin
Mingis
Riis Ill at Home For Three Months Lectures Cancelled
New York reports Jacob A. Riis ill at his Richmond Hill home with a heart affection. The illness, while not necessarily serious, is severe enough to force cancellation of his lecture engagements for the next three months after returning from Washington last Friday.
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New York
Jacob A. Riis
Richmond Hill
Riis
Washington
Democrat Elected at Duluth
Duluth Minn Feb 7 Mayor M Cullum Democrat was re elected by an estimated 1000. The next city council will have nine Democrats and seven Republicans. Judge W J Wisdom Republican was re elected municipal judge by a majority estimated at 500.
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Duluth
Michael Donnelly Home Again in Chicago Mystery
Michael Donnelly stock yards labor leader returns home in Chicago on February 7. He declines to see ALY or explain the mystery prompting calls for union members to join, and the search for the often assaulted leader remains unresolved.
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Michael Donnelly
Chicago
Stock Yards
Donnelly
Aly
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Regon Township
Theol Library
Wm. Gotthold
Hawkeye Pump Co
German Oil and Chemical Co
Hottie
Price
N. L
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Onaei
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Cant M. Keon
Faava KR Baan
Onebler
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N@TON
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Beate
J. BH. Orali
Osteopath
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Fuone
W. M. Terry
West
Washingtons Street
IoWa
DR. D. Arthaud
Kirksville School
J. J. Kellogg
South Side Square
W. HM. Butterfield
Crail's
Washington, la
Schuyler W. Livingston
Washington County Savings Bank
Washington, On
M. Eicher
Lowa
Charles A. Dewey
Fquiry
Orriog
Temple Building
Washington, Iowa
W. A. White
CRAIL
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G J. Aileen
Wileen
Wilson
Washington County
W. M. Keeley
Edmund D. Morrison
Menderson & Thorne
BARI
Washington National Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Cnas
H. Keck
J. M. Sprowns
J. A. Oufmiforam
Andersof
Aboh McCully
Drasotors
B. F. Brown
Moore
J. A. Cunningham
Anderson
D. J. Palmer
J.T. Appenson
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O. W Wilson
Capital
State Bank
OMAS
Ommngemach
D.M McLaughlin
G. A. Waits
B. G. Wilson
Cahier
We Do
Colenso
Nathan Lynn
Ghas. Brown
Oasey Brow
Atithe
D. G. Knottnerus Billiard Parlor
J. MW. Lathrop
Teeter & Lathrop
Wagmington
Av Stey A
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PAYNE
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Omaha
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Minneapolis
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Sun
Exppece
Land Searees
Exprese
Mat
Mali
Mailand
Bun
L. M. Allen
Ill
H. W. Brossel
Nan Loe
Reontit Bs & Q
Tina Tod
Molane
Milwaukee
Meee
Bouthweat Limited i
Brock
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