Death of Chas Dempsey Sudden in Jonesboro Kansas
Reports arrive that Charles Dempsey died unexpectedly with illness hints and no clear cause in Jonesboro Kansas. His body to be transported for burial as family details remain unsettled. He leaves three brothers and wife Miss Helle Podrich. his brothers Thomas Edward and George reside in town.
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Thamas Dempesy
Charles
Jonesboro
Iles
Ihle
Dempsey
Tom
Cmes
Helle Podrich
Thomas
Edward
Orge
Washington
Oak posts for sale at five to twelve cents each
Several thousand dry oak fence posts remain for sale at five to twelve cents each. The listing repeats with the same details including price and contact number 84 Frank Stewart. Charlies Means sold his Heights grocery to J. W. Lemley who will manage the business and continue publishing the news. Carr & Link Ave operates a meat market with a full line of groceries and bakery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewart
Charlies Means
Heights
J. W. Ley
Means
Aittle
Lemley
Carr & Link
T. Means
Baby Reo Auto Showpiece and Local Health Note
The Baby Reo is hailed as a finest item in the automobile line crafted for R. E. Olds of the Reo company with a likeness of the auto and four children on display. It weighs 243% pounds and will be shown at the New York auto show and likely in Chicago. Amos Rankin, previously ill, is reported not well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Olds
Reo Uto Company
Ato
Ocean
New York
Chicago
Amos Rankin
Move of Nurse Katherine Hopengardner to Jas Hendersom Residence
Miss Katherine Hopengardner the ed nurse relocates her apartment to the Jas Hender soi residence in a local housing shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hopengardner
Jas. Hendersoi
Arnica Salve Sold For Skin Ailments At Great Value
Local ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts burns sores and skin eruptions. Mrs.rant Shy of E Reynolds St. says it is essential for coping. J wart, the druggist, guarantees the 25 cent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rant Shy
E. Reynolds
Gfield, Jr
J. Wart
Marriage of Miss Ethel G White to Ransom F Bestor
Evening ceremony at five o clock in the city for Ethel G White daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton White and Ransom F Bestor of Iowa City. A social gathering followed with music and games and a bancheon served for the couple and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel G. White
Milton White
City
Ransom FE. Bestor
Iowa City
Fred and
Mary Rohrer
Eriel Shaver
Wellman
Ali
Weekend Socials and Local Meetings Highlight Quiet Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Klein led her scholars on a bedride at the South school Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Kuhn hosted about twenty six couples for dancing. The Brotherhood of St Paul plans its first meeting Friday at Keck residence with Dr W P Stoddard present. Home Guards also meet tonight with a candidate to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Miller
East Washington Street
Mrs. Miller
Elizabeth Klein
The
South School
Ed Kuhn
Brotherhood of
Home Guards
Valentine Banquet Planned by Commercial Club
A banquet will be held at the Commercial club on the evening of February 14 hosted by club members. The event is organized by a committee of Walter Ayres M L Anderson W M Keeley Frank Stewart and Edw Bicher to provide a nice little spread in celebration of St Valentine’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hill
Wenthiemen
Walter Ayres
M.L. Anderson
W. M. Keeley
Frank Stewart
Edw. Bicher
May Live 100 Years Says Mrs. Jennie Duncan
Mrs. Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Missouri aged 70 says Electric Bitters cured her twenty year chronic dyspepsia and made her feel strong again. The tonic treats stomach and liver diseases blood disorders general debility and bodily weakness and is sold with a guarantee at J H Stewarts drug store for a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
J. H. Stewart
New Rug Rack Showcased by Crail Store
J. B. Crail of the west side dry goods store received a Magic Rug Exhibitor from Vermont yesterday. The rack displays thirty 9 by 12 foot Axminster or Moquette rugs and allows easy viewing by customers. Crail says it is a labor saving device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crail
West Side
Vermont
Weeklong Services Set at Second United Presbyterian Church
A notice announces daily services at the Second United Presbyterian Church throughout the week. Services start each evening at 7 30 except Saturday, with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Royal Neighbors Gather for Meeting Tomorrow at 2 50
The Royal Neighbors plan a gathering tomorrow afternoon at 2:50 PM with full attendance requested. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned activities and discussions.
Tickets Held Back for Buster Brown Show
Henry Rathmell of Kremlin Oklahoma arrived yesterday to attend to business and visit relatives for a few days. Tickets laid away for Buster Brown show and not called for at two o'clock will be sold this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Henry Rathmell
Kremlin
Okla
Cheap rates to Pacific Coast announced by Iowa Central Ry
The Iowa Central Ry offers one way tickets to California Oregon Washington British Columbia Montana and Idaho for 15 dollars less than regular fare from February 15 to April 7. Wednesdays travelers on Los Angeles and San Francisco routes go via Kansas City and the Santa Fe System. For details contact A. B. Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minn feb20.
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Pacific Coast
Iowa Central Ry
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Tah
Montana
Idaho
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas City
Santa Fe
A. B. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Minneapolis
Minn
American farmer hailed as wealth maker of the nation
The piece lauds the American farmer for 1905 reaching a product value of 6.415 billion dollars and 1904 at 4.9 billion, noting vast transport needs, cattle and crop inventories, rising farm real estate values, and the growth of rural banks as the farmer becomes a national economic master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Johnson
American Agriculturiast
New York Herald
Annual Financial Review
Wall Street
United States
Tie
Times
South
Grand jury begins work as busy court week opens
The session opens with Judge Preston and court reporter Robinson resuming duties. The grand jury is impaneled and begins work, with Foreman J. H. Huston and members J. M. Stone Edwin Brown Wm. lushby J. W. Brinton J. C. Bauer. A petit jury reports, and cases include Brawner vs. Smith and the estate of Araminta J. Bongert. Special venue of ten jurors is drawn for this term and to report next Monday. Mrs. Montgomery returns home to Mankato Kansas after visiting son Harry Montgomery and family.
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Preston
Robinson
J. H. Huston
J. M. Stone
J. M. Walker
Edwin Brown
Wm. Lushby
J. W. Brinton
J. C. Bauer
J. N. Sands
Will Handy
Brawner
A. Rathmell
Chris Harning
Griffith
Frank Webb
F. W. Brindley
Frank Fritz
The American farmer and the 1905 harvest achievements
The article extols the American farmer for surpassing weather hurdles through skill and scientific methods. It credits government and state experts, agricultural colleges, and the press for rapid knowledge spread, noting a remarkable crop yield in 1905 despite adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fifteen Skaters and Ice Boaters Rescued Near Sandusky
On January 15 in Sandusky Ohio fifteen skaters and ice boaters were saved after a drifting ice floe detached from shore. Three men spotted the danger from shore and paddled out to pull the group to safety before they reached open water.
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Sandusky
Tenth Victim of the Fire in Green Bay
Andrew B R Elmore known as the Sage of Mukwonago and a Feahatea figure in Wisconsin history died at his Green Bay home at age 111. He is believed to have been the last survivor of Wisconsin’s 1846 constitutional conventions and the territorial legislature.
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Green Bay
Wis
Andrew BR. Elmore
Mukwonago
Wisconsin
Elmore
South Carolina College Abolishes Intercollegiate Football
Columbia shows the board of trustees of South Carolina College voted to abolish intercollegiate football. The action was taken without external influence and deemed in the college’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, D. C
South Carolina College
Destitution Among Elders of Indigenous Tribe Reported
The report notes that starvation grips the older members of the tribe, leaving them wholly destitute and reliant on fragile aid networks while younger members struggle to cope with limited resources.
Reasonable Doubt Granted in Hummel Conspiracy Case
Justice Woodward of the appellate division granted a certificate of reasonable doubt in the case of Abraham H. Hummel the lawyer convicted of conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel
New York
Proprietor Blown to Atoms in Mackey Dynamite Accident
A hardware store at Mackey fourteen miles northeast of Boone was wrecked by an accidental dynamite discharge. The proprietor Alva S. Nelson was alone in the building and was blown to atoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Mackey
Alva S. Nelson
President Roosevelt backs Hepburn bill on railroad rates
Washington January 1 Roosevelt indicates accord with the house committee Interstate and foreign commerce in its support of the Hepburn bill for railroad rate regulation. Postal official Madden of Michigan to retire to private business in New York possibly joining a major publishing house.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Committee
Edwin (. Madden
Michigan
New York
Madden
Fined for Employing Children in Alton Troupe
Alton Alabama January 15 Manager Richards of a juvenile theatrical troupe pleaded guilty to two charges of violating state labor laws by employing children at night performances. Deputy Factory Inspector Jencks prosecuted the case and Richards was fined five dollars in each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton, AL
Richards
Jencks
Stonemasons Union Elects Officers in St Paul
The International Stonemasons' union concluded its convention in St Paul with Malcolm Geddes elected president for two years. J. J. Bryne of St Louis was re-elected secretary and treasurer for the biennial term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonemasons
Kise St. Paul
International Stonemasons’ Union
Malcolm Geddes
St. Paul
J. J. Bryne
St. Louis
Sterling youth injures brother in anger incident
Floyd Maxfield of Sterling Illinois grabbed and cropped the left hand of his four year old brother during a fit of anger. A Cleveland bankers' committee warns forged securities placed by TL W Prior total several hundred thousand dollars. A buggy with John Rosa riding near Newcastle Indiana was demolished by a streetcar without injuring him.
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Floyd Maxfield
Sterling, Il
Bankers’ Committee
Cleveland
W. Prior
John Rosa
Newcastle
Ind
Etro
Rosa
Indians Face Starvation On Leech Reservation
In Duluth Minnesota on January 15 report cites Indians of the Leech reservation unable to secure sufficient rice or fish for winter, risking destitution amid scarce food supplies and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Leech Reservation
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Chas
Ark
Rock Island
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Wilm Ash
Ash
Estherville
Rock Od
Albert
Sells Heights Grocery
Reo
Escery
Professor W. G. Johnson
Americaaa Agriculturiat
Merth Af Camp
Araminta J. Bongert
Hull
Washington, Iowa
Florida
Cash Grocery
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