Happenings in Talleyrand County January News
Doings of the people report how Mrs. C Tucker is sick and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Koch with daughter Beatrice return from Colorado for health reasons. Emma Weber comes back to Creston from visiting relatives. Mrs Doane of St Paul visits Mrs Tucker. K E Grubb couple spend weekend at John Koch home near Dublin. Wood-saw activity noted in the area. Tom Deale and John Koch visit Mike Koch home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tucker
Matt Koch
Beatrice
Colorado
Emma Weber
Creston
Doane
St. Paul
Minn
C.tucker
KE. Grubb
John Koch
Dublin
Davis county chatter records visits and changes in town
Jan 22 notes show J L Downs visiting in Davis county and Mrs A R Crandall calling in Washington with others including Otto Roth visiting his sister Mrs Ben Hill. Underscoring local moves Mell Crandall retires as Brighton mail carrier and Crandall starts a coal and wood yard with wood purchases, promising shipments and future brick cement sales and a telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Downs
Davis County
A. R. Crandall
Rebekah Lodge
Washington
Otto Roth
Wayland
Ben Hill
Haley White
Chas. Johnson
Ollie
Madge Hawk
Nebraska
Clariton
Will Stout Jr
Local notices recount community moves and visits
On January 22 C L McKenzie plans a safe Tuesday move to Richland to run a livery barn, and the community laments losing Clare. B V Garbry traveled to Chicago with two carloads of cattle Tuesday and returns Friday. B F Gudgell called at R J Gudgell's Friday, and Mrs Phebe Gudgell visited Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. McKenzie
Richland
Clare
B. V. Garbry
Chicago
B. F. Gudgell
R. J. Gudgell
Phebe Gudgell
Whit
Friday News Notes and Local Short Moves
Wool's Friday observes new family ties with a newborn. Louise Kern travels to Rokeby Nebraska to reside with her brother John Kern. Cameron Lowe plans Omaha in February to study automobiling. Cal Campbell injures a foot by a timber fall. M P Candall on sick list. A hunter damages M P Crandall's colt. Alex Clark and Edith visit John Jones. Ivy Hinshaw hauls straw from Alex Clark farm. Adrain, father of John Adrain of Keota, visits. Mrs Rose Amrine and Jennie Dawson visit W J Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool
Louise Kern
Rokeby
Nebr
John Kern
Cameron Lowe
Omaha
Cal Campbell
M. P. Candall
M. P. Crandall
Alex Clark
Edith
John Jones
Ivy Hinshaw
Mr. Adrain
John Adrain
Keota
Rose Amrine
Jennie
W. J. Dawson
Jewelry store resigns sales clerk to pursue optical studies
Homer Stephens leaves GC S Lemmon Jewelry after three and a half years to study optics in Chicago and master all jewelry and optical work. He is replaced by M E B Garmoe from Grinnell, a trained watchmaker and jeweler who will relocate to join Lemmon’s shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stephens
GC. S. Lemmon Jewelry
Chicago
Mr. Lemmon
Homer
M. EB. Garmoe
Winfield
Grinnell
Croup Illness Threatens Local Boy in Jacksonville
A Jacksonv ille Iowa boy, son of Chris D. Peterson, suffered a sudden violent croup attack. After giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy, thick phlegm emerged and the child was saved from choking. The remedy is sold by Dr J Ross and Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris D. Peterson
Jacksonville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Peterson
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days by PazO Ointment
An advertisement promises cure of itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days with PazO ointment and offers a money back guarantee. It claims relief for all cases and lists a price of 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Elis Howphal
Bright
Local notes fragment: Washington visits and moves announced
Mrs Shaff travels to Washington Tuesday night due to her daughter in law Mrs Geo H Lees baby illness. G W Oakes sells his share of the Oakes homestead in Iowa City and plans spring move. Clifford Long to run the brick and tile works and occupy the home recently bought from Oakes. Miss Fay Wiegman and Kessie Swift return to Washington to resume charge of Snow s College of Dress Making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Oakes
Oakes
Iowa City
Clifford Long
Washington
Fay Wiegman
Kessie Swift
Snow
College of Dressmaking
Tillman Gets Spanking At Washington Corral Dinner
At a Washington Corral dinner Senator Benjamin R Tillman faced sharp rebukes for his remarks on the Philippines and Cuba. President Taft defended policy and lightly chided Tillman over race questions, drawing loud reactions from officers and guests.
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Washington
Washington Corral
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
William H. Taft
United States
Tillman
Carabao Society
Cuba
McLean
Carlos Garcia Velez
P Elez
Pitchfork Statesman
Representative Hall
Iowa
House Committee On
Taft
Senate
Mr. Taft
Senator Tillman
White House
Football player slain in Bloomington hotel shooting
Benjamin Doss, a waiter, shot and killed George Meauhead, a Bloomington high school halfback, at the Minois hotel after Meauhead threw a dish. Doss was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Til
Benjamin Doss
George Meauhead
Minois
Meauhead
Doss
Best basketball game of the season at Commercial club gym
Local note reports a standout basketball game Saturday night at the Commercial club gym. Players Roy Davis George Johnson Wilbur Wolary and Al Dusenberry returned home this morning to resume work at Sigourney after a Sunday visit. D Y Wilson left for Chattanooga Oklahoma from Washington with Mr and Mrs John Wilson and Cur ran Palmer in Burns Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Roy Davis
George Johnson
Wilbur Wolary
al Dusenberry
Sigourney
D. Y
Lecture on Christian Science by Prof Hermann Hering at First Church
A lecture on Christian Science by Prof Hermann S Hering C S B of Concord New Hampshire will be held Thursday evening January 27 at 8 o'clock in the First Church of Christ Scientist at the corner of Iowa Ave and Jefferson St. The event is free and open to all with no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Iowa Ave
Jefferson St
Hermann 8. Hering
Concord
New Hampshire
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Hermann S. Hering
Philadelphia
Constantine Hering
Hahnemann
America
University of Pennsylvania
Department of
Mechanical Engineering
Philadelphia Board of Public Education
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Copyright Notice Marks Restrictions on Reprinting
A notice warns that these articles and illustrations require editorial permission before republication, signaling rights held by the publication and enforcement of usage limits.
Roosters in Orbit A Century Ago Poem
A playful verse recalls old airships and hens stolen in a fanciful chase through Mars Venus and the Moon. The speaker feigns rewards and reports sightings while the cosmic gulls deliver panicked animal anecdotes. The poem ends noting airships are now forgotten.
Pigeon Ticks Magnified and Preventive Measures
The article describes brown oval pigeon ticks clinging to pigeons, with head attached to the bird. It warns against pulling them off and notes they cause sores. benzine can remove them. Ticks inhabit neck and breast and may kill other poultry. Control methods include cleaning, carberized lime wash, and if needed dissolving corrosive sublimate in water to spray roosts, nests, and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Mary
Poultry Talk and Farm Warnings From a 1908 Era Column
A curio filled with farming anecdotes warns of theft in large poultry flocks, notes Uncle Sam as a major producer, and cites a 1908 soil wealth figure. It discusses fowl care, bee ducks, Paris fashion, cock spurs, and the value of green food for fowls with practical tips on feeding and husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ohio
Paris
Indianapolis
Ltd
Aldrich
Joe Cannon
Peter
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the County News
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Brighton
Windsor Grocery Telephone
Ben R. Tillman
Statesman
Washington Corrals
Maryland
District of Columbia
Christian Science Church
Tame Bircos
Hamburg
Hell
Lanesban
Melhinkey
Melhinney
M. Barnitz
Riverside
Mars
Moon
Universe
Cooks North Pole
Roarer Borealis
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Shanghai
Milky Way
Neptune
Cc. M. Barnitz
Re Moopaon
Royal Market
Christmas
Nicola
Harmon
Washington, Colenso Hotel
Liam ‘Housa
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Drexel State Bank
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