Local chronicle notes weddings and ventures in 1871
In 1871 Washington Press prints marriage notices for Thomas Siewan and Ora Holcomb, Samuel Beenblossom and Nervie Pressly, and Geo W Cutter and Helen Rogers, plus business moves by Ditmars and Sitler and railroad plans by Hale brothers. Scattered items mention Rev Bob Moore, train sightings, and travelers near Heart, Texas.
Second U P Church Refits With Purple Frescoes
Members of the Second U P church have refitted their edifice with good taste and frescoed its walls with deep purple paper, enhancing the interior in a refined decorative scheme.
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Second
U. P Church
Railway Time Table Notice of East and Westbound Trains
Railway timetable lists eastbound and westbound departures with trains such as Golden State Limited Express and Lo Pass services. Knoxville branch schedules include local passes freight and daily trains, with agents H W Russell Kay and WC Sell listed.
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Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
Local Jail Receives Two Inmates on Saturday
Two offenders were placed in the new jail on Saturday marking an initial installment. The sheriff ordered curtain privacy for the three jail windows to shield inmates from curious eyes as they contemplated their fate.
Picnic Honoring River Bridge Plan At Skunk River
A party led by Supervisor Henderson and Glasgow with Auditor Dewey and Treasurer Glasgow visited McKain and Eastman's mill on the Skunk River between Dutch Creek and Clay townships for a picnic in support of a proposed river bridge. Remarks were delivered by Geo Foreman J Holmes M Meacham, [. Campbell, G L Reed Crickett and others.
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Henderson
Glasgow
Dewey
McKain
Eastman
Skunk River
Dutch Creek
Clay Townships
Geo. Foreman
J. H. Holmes
M Meacham
Campbell
G. L. Reed
Crickett
Marriage of James A. McNabb and Sarah F. Carson
James A McNabb and Sarah F Carson wed by Rev E W Twinam on May 2 1871 Sol Rich plans a three month trip to Munich Bavaria departing next Saturday or Monday wishing him a safe journey there and back
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James A. McNabb
Sarah F. Carson
E. W. Twinam
Sol Rich
Munich
Bavaria
School Report for Public Schools Ends May 5 1871
The report shows enrollment 504 and average attendance 415 with 96.8 per cent punctuality. Signed D W Lewis superintendent.
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D. W. Lewis
Griffith and Warren Tie Knot in Informal Rural Nuptials
Arthur L. Griffith and Miss Freda Warren wed last Thursday evening with Rev T D Wallace officiating. The ceremony drew a large, cheerful crowd and a generous reception organized by Mrs Phelps followed by a hearty, welcoming send off.
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Arthur L. Griffith
Freda Warren
T. D. Wallace
Paving Assessment Plat Filed for Crawfordsville Main Street
Notice on file in Crawfordsville Town Clerk shows proposed paving assessments for Main Street from the south to north corporation lines, including adjacent properties and railway companies. Objections must be written within twenty days after first publication, waived if not filed. First published July 21, 1928. W. E. Anwyl, Clerk. 1342
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
Main
South Corporation
North Corporation
Iowa District Court Notice in Wash. County 1928
Eleanor M Rayner and Chris Rayner husband and wife with S B Cline and Verna M Cline sue James E Cline Mima Cline Michael E Cline Elizabeth Cline Olena Ann Slaughter H E Slaughter Amy T Williams Charles A Williams Nancy M Flake Wilber Flake and Charles Strabala defendants. You are notified that there will be on file on or be-
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James E. Cline
Mima Cline
Michael E. Cline
Elizabeth Cline
Olena Ann Slaughter
H. E. Slaughter
Amy T. Williams
Charles A. Williams
Nancy M
Flake
Wilber Flake
Charles Strabala
Do Not Apply The Brakes Sudden on Wet Pavement
The article discusses car safety and maintenance tips on steep hills and with a variety of common issues. It covers emergency brakes, gear selection on slopes, peroxide fuel treatments, accelerator pedal care, theft locks, leaky inner tubes, valve timing methods, rubber quality, battery charging faults, distributor points, and cautions about using brakes on wet pavement.
Partition suit seeks division of Iowa land holdings
In Washington County Iowa plaintiffs sue to partition real estate tied to Nancy C Cline who died in 1922. The property includes multiple tracts totaling about seven and a half acres in Section 3 Township 77 North Range 6 West, with heirs Eleanor M Rayner S B Cline James K Cline Michael E Cline Olena Ann Slaughter Amy T Williams Nancy M Flake. Charles Strabala is in possession as tenant while court orders sale or division, with costs and attorneys fees requested. The case awaits the September 4 1928 term. notice published in Evening Journal.
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District Court
Washington County
State of
Iowa
Nancy C. Cline
N. R
W. F. Cline
Eleanor M. Rayner
S. B. Cline
James K. Cline
Michael E. Cline
Olena Ann Slaughter
Amy T. Williams
Nancy M. Flake
Charles Strabala
Stevens & Long
Evening Journal
Washington
D. C
Sherlock Holmes Clears Oscar Slater in Murder Conviction
In Edinburgh the Court of Criminal Appeal unanimously overturns the murder conviction of Oscar Slater after 18 years in prison. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle helped pursue the case. Slater is freed as the government had previously ordered release and the appeal removes the stain on his character.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Sherlock Holmes
Police
Court of Criminal Appeals
Oscar Slater
Slater
Arthur Conan Doyle
Court of Criminal Appeal
Alarm clocks sale climbs in Britain as workers return
With more people returning to work in Britain, alarm clock purchases are rising after a period of subdued sales. Retailers report a surge in demand as commuters and office workers adjust routines and wake times.
Jackson era ushers modern campaign tactics in 1828
The article traces Andrew Jackson’s rise and the birth of modern partisan campaigning with parades, steamboat tours, and mass meetings. It notes harsh pamphleteering, caricature, and personal attacks on Jackson and Adams, and the use of hickory poles and mass mobilization to secure victory.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
America
Mississippi River
New Orleans
John Quincy Adams
New England
Adams
Henry Clay
Jefferson
White House
Executive Mansion
New
Martin van Buren
New York
Satan
United States Bank
Not Taxable A Tax Return Sparks Clash at Federal Building
A belated income tax return provoked a heated argument at the federal building. The taxpayer offered excuses while a deputy declared talks are cheap, prompting a sharp exchange. The taxpayer retorts that it is fortunate life’s necessities are within easy reach of the masses.
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Federal
Los Angeles
Wolves Called Police Dogs Found Dead on Farm
In Springfield on July 23 A E Loving a farmer killed three wolves on his farm while they chased a rabbit. He brought the bodies to town and received a bounty of 29 dollars though one wolf was his owner s missing dog. Loving will refund the bounty and seek to compensate the dog s owner as wolves prey on cattle and sheep in Lov. area.
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Springfield
Here
Loving
Lov
Vague Phrase Resumes Hint Discussion Near The Vicinity
Fragmentary report notes a resumed discussion around a hint for a group in the area. The text provides no clear names dates or places. Further context is needed to identify involved persons organizations or stakes.
Araki Wins World-Circuit Race in 33 Days
Jiji Shimpo reports Toichiro Araki won the round the world race in 33 days 16 hours 33 minutes 29 seconds, spending 1981.44 dollars. Ryukichi Matsui finished in 43 days 13 hours 54 minutes 48 seconds with expenses of 1446.45 dollars. The winner set a travel time record using regular transportation, both riders traveling first class.
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TOKIO
Jiji Shimpo
Toichiro Araki
Ryukichi Matsui
Araki
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W. M
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S._ B. Cline
Verna M. Cline
Western Newspaper Union
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Ki. Stutsman
M. D. Bye
F. & M. Bank
C. W. McLaughilin, M. Db
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W. L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
Iowa Ave
W.S. Kyle
Preston
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Chiropractors
Charles C. Brown
Calla
INO. W. Applegate
City Hall
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Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
Hed
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Gualine Alley
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Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract
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ON & Witson
Saps
Co. Co. Wilson
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J. D. Dayton
Westchester
L. B. Lupton
Town Ave
Frank Boller
W. Washington
W. J. Masson
Corbin & Barrett Shoe Store
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Cole
Fred Franklin