Haunted Tawnaver House Nights Hint at Secret Forces
Renshaw arrives at Campbell’s isolated estate and intrudes on a wary household. He learns of Jenks’s wary warnings and the uncanny stillness beneath the mansion’s comfort as a blue light appears, then vanishes, hinting at a lurking mystery to be revealed tomorrow.
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Renshaw
Jenks
Jenka
Miss Campbell
Tawnaver
Campbell
Campmbell
Rooom
Verity
Tory
James
David Campbell
Kitty
Togethe
Stenshaw
Catiphel
Clement Farnaces
Anne
Annie
Madame Hooesler
Stone
Stanley
Mrs. Pardee
Nenshaw
Dr McLoughlin’s Oregon City Home Becomes Historic Shrine
A reader recounts Oregon City history focusing on Dr McLoughlin’s old house and park relocation from Main Street to Singer Hill. The piece notes McLoughlin’s role as Hudson Bay factors helper to settlers, the house move hindered by an injunction, and its current memorial setting near McLoughlin Park.
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Ft. Vancouver
MclLoughilin
Oregon City
McLoughlin
Meloughtlin
Ore
Mountain View
Willamette River
Singer Hill
Main Street
Dr. McLoughlin
Cape Horn
Great West
Hudson Bay Co
Vancouver Wash
The
Columbia
Oregon
Main St
Caroline Testout
Portland
Madame
Willamette
Wil-lam-it
Firclad
McLoughlin Park
McLauchlin Institute
States
Harding
Barlow
Dalles
Willamette Valley
Whitman
John McLoughlin
Hermit Crab Protects Itself by Shell Insertion
Hermit crabs defend themselves by tucking the abdomen into an empty shell they carry, using the shell as portable protection. The behavior highlights their adaptation for safety and mobility.
Forgeries Uncovered In Iowa City Checks
Iowa City police uncovered a series of forged checks using the name of Lloyd M. Southwick a Moville University student. The pre Christmas forgeries were cashed in local stores and officers expect more instruments in merchants’ hands. Total recovered under $100 with more believed outstanding. New York officials plan to address a shift to a larger golf ball at the USGA meeting.
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Iowa City
Lloyd M. Southwick
Moville
Southwick
New York
United States Golf Association
United States
Great Britain
Luke Woodward 93 Dies. Oldest Friends Minister
Luke Woodward aged 93, world’s oldest Friends minister, died at his Fountain City home after a two day illness of pneumonia stemming from indigestion. He once served in Oskaloosa.
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Richmond
Ind
Luke Woodward
Fountain City
Oskaloosa
Inaugural Staff Named for Gov Elect Hammill
Col. Wilson on staff for the January 15 inaugural ceremonies with Brig. Gen. Louis G. Lasher as chief of staff. The roster includes Major General M. A. Tinley, Cornelia Bluffs Brig. Gen. L. D. Ross, G. E. Logan, and colonels Glenn C. Haynes Park A. Findley W. A. Bailey J. Leper J. Wilson, plus lieutenant colonels Harry Ward John H. Kelley H. C. Merrick John Ball Walter Nead G. F. Everest Royal Gault.
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Des Moines
John Hammill
Louis G. Lasher
Iowa
M. A. Tinley
Cornell Bluffs
L. D. Ross
G. E. Logan
Glenn C. Haynes
Park
A. Findley
W. A. Bailey
Sheldon
John Leper
Marshalltown
J. Wilson
Washington
Harry Ward
Davenport
John H. Kelley
Sioux City
H. C. Merrick
Ottumwa
John Ball
Walter Nead
G. F. Everest
Council Bluffs
Royal Gault
Creston
Advertising pays across time and space
The Journal urges advertisers to use intelligent efforts, emphasizing that it has long paid to advertise and will continue to do so. The notice frames the paper as a dependable vehicle for reaching audiences.
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Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
F. C. Frye
A. B. Sands
Ainsworth, Jaws
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Ory Quure
Brighton
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
North Side
Brookthart Bros. Law —Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Avingston & Eicher
Abstract Department
Nat'l Bank
C. V. Brown
S.uth of Water Works
Cascara
Romty
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