Accidents In County Include Falling Tree Injury
In Ainsworth yesterday A Hamil suffered a serious accident while cutting wood. A tree fell on him, breaking his arm and he was brought home and listed as resting well. Earlier, a Fouchek child was injured when knocked by a cow while milking. A Beulah Hister friend party honored a seventeenth birthday tonight.
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Riverside
Jos. Fouchek
Washington
Kateryne Middleon
Brighton
James Chambers
West Plains
Ben Richardson
Allen
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Benjamin Elder
Richardson
Elder
Eilder
Gratitude Expressed for Sympathy After Loss
In sincere appreciation for the sympathy and tangible tributes from friends neighbors and church affiliations during the bereavement of a wife and mother D C Kyle and C G Kyle tender thanks and regret that they cannot offer a more suitable return for kindness.
The Corsican Brothers at the Graham hosts
Miss Mollie Cherry entertained at a six oclock dinner at her Heights home in honor of Rey and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Reinbeck. Rev. Elliott spoke with three declamations admired by all. Father Jacobsmeier visited Sigourney. others arrived from various towns for engagements and travels noted.
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Mollie Cherry
the Heights
Rey
Fred Elliott
Reinbeck
Rev. Elliott
Monmouth College
Father Jacobsmeier
St. James Church
Sigourney
Arian Form and Hidden Years in a Quiet Courtship
Gregory proclaims his love to Lyndall as they discuss future plans and potential wealth. Lyndall teases his devotion while hinting at marriage on one condition, and Em longs for Lyndall’s happiness, revealing shared memories from childhood and a dream that unsettles Lyndall before sleep.
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Lyndall
Evi
New Health Tonic Promises Quick Relief and Free Trial
A marketing piece touts Dr Dix Tonic Tablets as a cure for weak stomachs nerves and kidneys claiming rapid relief within ten minutes. It offers a free trial package by mail from Hayes & Coon Detroit and cites endorsement by George W. Yarbrough of Emory college.
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Dix
Hayes & Coon
Hintl Building
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Henderson
Dr. Dix
Lyndalls Stranger Reveals Torn Romance in Cabin
A fire-lit scene unfolds in a remote cabin as Lyndall and a mysterious stranger debate marriage and loyalty. He presses for formal vows while she, torn by conscience and fear of entrapment, hints at past deeds and a fragile future.
Sherwood Kerr of Muscatine Dies After Long Illness
Sherwood Kerr, longtime landlord of the Comercial in Muscatine, died after a year with consumption. He was a well known figure in the city, remembered for his years of service at the hotel and his outspoken local presence.
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Sherwood Kerr
Comercial
Muscatine
Mrs. Dougherty Plans Midwest Visit with Sister and Son
Mrs. T. S. Dougherty leaves tomorrow morning for Fairbury Illinois to visit her sister Mrs. M. A. Head. She will later join her son Chas in Chicago and travel with him to New York to visit his home there.
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D. B. Collier and Sons
Paul
Oakland
Durant
Iowa
T. A Bailey
J L. Miller
Oskaloosa
I. Miller
F. Tompkins
Rock Island
M. Whitney
Nightwatch
Harry Mc Murray
Grinnell
A. H. Guzeman
T. S. Dougherty
Fairbury Tl
Wolfe presents The Corsican Brothers in Graham
Harrison J. Wolfe and his company will stage Alexander Dumas The Corsican Brothers tomorrow evening at Graham. The production is touted as a premium attraction with money refunded and praised as one of Washingtons finest sonic productions.
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Harrison J. Wolfe
Alexander Dumas
Graham
Washington
Harrison J. Wolfe and Company
Trial of Assumptionist Fathers Opens in Paris
Paris on January 23 reports the opening of a trial for twelve Assumptionist fathers before the correctional tribunal. Prosecutors allege their involvement in a royalist and anti republican conspiracy.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
France
Sixty fifth wedding anniversary for Phillip Shoner pair
Mr and Mrs Phillip Shoner of Kewanee Illinois celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party They married in New York in 1885 and moved to Illinois two years later They have eight children fifty three grandchildren and thirty eight great grand children.
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Kewanee
Ills
Phillip Shoner
New York
Illinois
Notable deaths and arrivals mark recent week in New York
Mrs Roswell Smith of New York, first Morse telegram sender in 1843, dies aged 73. Count de Castellane and wife arrive in New York denying Paris loss rumors. Other items note Ladysmith losses, Paris millinery demand, St Pauls insured, a runaway horse captured in Chicago, Eliza Fell Davis's death in San Antonio, a zinc trust formation in Missouri, John Ruskin burial, Frederick Ebersold’s death, U S lumber usage, a Chicago marriage license, Angora cats at Wanamaker, Paris exposition exhibitors, Japanese bubonic plague in Hawaii.
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Roswell Smith
New York
Morse
Count de Castellane
Paris
Ladysmith
St. Paul's Cathedral
Great Britain
Chicago
Eliza Fell Davis
Bloomington
Ills
William O. Davis
Fegina Hmielosliszyk
Albert Ciszek
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Japan
Hawaii
Opium Addiction Cited As Case in Iowa vs Clark Moran
In district court today the State of Iowa vs J E Clark and J Moran heard evidence after the prosecution rested. Moran described himself as consumptive and opium addicted, claiming no intent to steal but a drug-influenced moment led to taking clothing. Clark testified he did not know of the theft and explained his travel and work history with a railway grading firm. R L Livingston returned to Centerville. Mrs S Neiswanger listed as sick.
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State of Iowa
J. E Clark
J. Moran
Brighton
Tom McCarty
Wayne McNese
Moran
Clark
South Dakota
Local Notes Highlight Legal, Social, and Market Moves
Attorneys Bird and Rodgers from Madison defend H. C. Super et al in the None Such Clothes Washber case. Rev. Cuffwan arrives from Fairfield and returns home. Col. Al Rodman improves from a grip. Stock shipments, horses, hogs, and cattle moved on the B and N W line. Quotations note McCollum Cherryholmes shipments and a new paper rack at Carris & Co. The Corsican Brothers, by Harrison Wolfe, praised as a top attraction at Graham. performances begin tomorrow night.
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Bird and Rodgers
Madison, Wis
H. C. Super Et al
J A. Cunningham
Burlington
B & N. W. McCollum & Cherryholmes
BE. C. Carris & Co
McCollum & Cherryholmes
Bessie Memmon
Earl King
Harley Stretch
Bedford
Ainsworth
Marion Anderson
Lost and Found and Local Ads in Brief
Lost bracelet for a little girl between high school and Centennial schoolhouse. Return to JOURNAL office. Lost-5 bill in or near P O this morning. Finder please leave at this office. For sale dry wood in C Rl. and P yards. A Ferguson 90-11. Stock to pasture for winter months. terms with Frank Brindley. J. M. Godfrey. Kemble's flowers best. Emb le Flower Co Kal oosa Iowa.
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Centennial Schoolhouse
Journal
Frank Brindley
J. M. Godfrey
West and North Mason City Mail Exposition Schedule
Railway timetable note lists No 5 Mason City Mail ex Sunday No 4 St Paul daily No 15 Way freight ex Sunday detailing service patterns and routing.
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Des Moines Valley Division
D. M. Val
Des Moines
Knoxville
Des M
Rock Island
Washington
Mason City
Sun
St. Paul
Daily excerpt shows scattered train times and notes
Fragmentary OCR text lists trains passing at various times and routes with numbers and symbols. The readable portions hint at a daily schedule or excyrt note from a calendar or timetable, but details are incomplete and several items are garbled.
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OUR County New
Beulah Hister
D.C. Kyle and
CiitoRew
Nate Babcock
Frank Swift
Waterloo
M. Wattles
J. Hite
Wm. Crawford
Iting
David
Marion
Ottumwa
Oliver Rice
North English
James Kyle
Minnesota
Gregory
Todenlinden
Doss
Htop
Greg
Ile
Tie
Dos
Emilie
Sam
Lek
George W. Yarbrough
Methodist Church
Emory College
Oxford
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Henderson
Professor Smith
Atlanta Journal
James
P. H. Henderson
Newton Co
James O. P. A. Henderson
Lyndall's Stranger
Indianapolis
Sarah Pollard
Ohio
Ha Porte
Ind
H. G. Thayer
Marshall County
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash County
Charlotte
Frank A. Miller
Wheaton, Ills
Dastard
Evansville
John Scarborough
Mitchell
John Scarbough
Springfield
Ill
Democratic State Central Committee
R. L. Livingston
Centerville
Rev. Cuffwan
Keota
Fairfield
Chas. Hebener
Harper
al Rodman
Millie Lee
Ida Rvister
Letts
L. H. Wallace
Chase Parkinson
Davenport
Oscar Dutton
Algona
Radcliffe
Geo. Stewart
The
Heights
Miss Margueritte Raquet
A. Ferguson
Kemble
Emble Flower Co
Kaloosa
Lowa
Parker
Pen
Parker Pen Co
Janesville, Wis
Shell Rock
Abbott Crossing
Waverly
MNO
G. Farmer
Jedar Rapids
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Columbus Junction
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