Alberta Not for Mormons
Prosecution over polygamy opens in Raymond Alberta after a Winnipeg dispatch. Police target Mormons who relocated from the United States and Europe in recent years, beginning with a Magrath resident who brought two wives from Utah. He faced exile or prosecution.
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New York
Raymond
Alberta
Tribune
Winnipeg
Mounted Police
Hermons
United States
Europe
Magrath
United Tos
Utah
Four Men Who Should Hang Burglary at Fairmount
Four men were arrested in Fairmount on burglary charges after overpowering Postmaster James Engels and torturing Mrs Engels to reveal the location of $900 from a horse sale. Engels escaped to summon help as robbers took $40 and fled.
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Hankinson
N. 1
Fairmount
James Engels
Thiede
Ex Champion Pacer Direct Dies of Heart Rupture
New York reports the death of Direct, a former champion pacing stallion and sire to many grand circuit winners. Died at Eastview Farm James Putters stock farm from heart rupture. Valued around $50,000 he sired 11 Fectly 2 08 and Direct Hal 2aay.
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New York
Eastview Farm
James Putter
Direct Hal
Notable Newspaper Writer Whitney Dies at 15 in Susquenbanna
Corydon FF. Whitney, a famed unusual and witty contributor to papers and magazines, has died at his home in Susquenbanna aged 15. The little known writer was celebrated for sharp humor in local publications.
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Binghampton
Corydon
FF. Whitney
Susquenbanna
Weather forecast for Midwest and Great Lakes region
The forecast shows rain or snow in the north, showers in the south with little temperature change. Lower Michigan expects snow flurries, warmer in parts, with fresh easterly winds. Wisconsin sees rain or snow and warmer in the northeast with fresh easterly winds. Iowa expects showers or snow flurries and warmer in the south with fresh easterly winds.
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Finois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Portzon
Chicago Market Quotation Sheet Mixed Wheat and Hog Prices
Chicago board quotes show May wheat at 1.13 to 1.18, corn around 49 to 50, oats near 0.86, and pork, beef, and rib values listed with mixed ranges. Hogs receipts 28,000 with typical pork and heavy packing lots trading around 4.56 to 5.17. cattle receipts 14,000 with steers 5.80 to 6.35 and yearlings 4.50 to 5.75. sheep receipts 18,000 with lambs 5.75 to 7.75. East Buffalo and other markets report firm cattle, strong hogs, and variable lambs and veals.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
MIT
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Marital ceremony and local wedding details in Crawfordsville
The county paper reports a Presbyterian ceremony performed by Rev. J. B. Cotton in Crawfordsville. Sixty five guests attended a two course wedding dinner hosted by Mrs. Ullrich and the Yard sisters. The couple will reside on a nearby farm and are wished well by many friends. Out of town guests include the Crawford families from Washington and Wellman and others. Carrie Colthurst returns from Monmouth for vacation. Hartwick goes home to Paris after visiting daughter Mrs. Harry Pearson.
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Amony
J. 8. Cotton
Presbyterian Church of
Crawfordsville
Pearl Ujlrich
Alice and
Lorana Yard
Lillian Keiper
Etta Welch
Edna Godfrey
John Crawford
Will Crawford
David Crawford
Washington
Alice Nicholson
Ollie
West Chester
Ida Rickey
Wellman
Peat Ullrich
Chas. Rogers
M. D. Yard
Lorana
Alice
Arthur Yard
Shaffer
Carrie Colthurst
Monmouth
Mr. Hartwick
Paris
Harry Pearson
Keota Social Notes Mix Visitors And Community Ties
In Keota on March 15 Miss Corinne Arnold from Clinton visits her parents. Miss Julia Hogin from Harper visits friends. Dr. Droz returns from Keokuk with sister-in-law Miss Nora Hamilton who had successful appendicitis surgery. Harry Leath of Osceola visits. Miss Lulu Fayle stays with sister Mrs. Fahey. Frank McChesney returns from a northern trip. Lon Brady of Richland calls on business. Miss Georgia Schreckengast leaves for Washington after visiting Clarke.
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Corinne Arnold
Clinton
Julia Hogin
Flarper
Droz
Keokuk
Nora Hamilton
Harry Leath
Osceola
Lulu Fayle
Fahey
Frank McChesney
Lon Brady
Richland
Georgia Schreckengast
Washington
Clarke Home
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Mathess Home
The Ladies Aid society holds its regular meeting tomorrow at Mrs. Henry Mathess’s home. Nellie Grush of West Chester visits Miss Ora Henderson. Albert Meeks of Riverside helps Mrs. Mace during illness. Arthur Durst and family are in Washington. Mamie Gardner returns from Mt. Pleasant after musical study. School election held. Warren Bishop elected to the board. Grandfather Johnson dies. service at home. burial in Illinois. Maud Dayton and Harwin Campbell to wed. Cora Knotts and Milt Dayton to wed this evening.
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Ladies Aid Society
Henry Mathess
Nellie Grush
West Chester
Ora Henderson
Albert Meeks
Riverside
J. M. Mace
Mace
Arthur Durst
Washington
Mamie Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
Warren Bishop
Grandfather Johnson
Charles
Thee
Illinois
Maud Dayton
Harwin Campbell
Jeff Dayton
Cora Knotts
Milt Dayton
Wm. Knotts
Local News and Social Notices from Bloomfield March 16
Bloomfield residents welcome visitors and announce engagements as local society notes. Couples Madge Pearson and Charles Jackson, and Grace Nicholson with Hermane Twinam wed in intimate ceremonies. Various arrivals include Miss Wilda Barnes, Miss Pearl Woodburn, and Myrtie Stewart visiting families and attending events. Local travel includes W. White from Chicago with stock shipment and others returning from Des Moines, Kentucky, and Monmouth. The Colenso Hotel installs a fire escape per city ordinance.
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J. R. Newton
Bloomfield
Rock Island
T. J. Easter
W. ©. White
Chicago
J. S. Jeffers
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Walter F. Smith
Kentucky
J. H. Pearson
Madge
Charles Jackson
Crawfordsville Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Farewells
David Hamil of Washington visited J. H. Rhea's home and returned home today. Mrs. E. J. Tennant and Mrs. T. W. Rickey with Diofield Harper attended a Wyman dinner. Coare-away club hosted by Mrs. McClain featured a three course luncheon with Miss Traxier and Mrs. Neal as out of town guests. A Twinam reception was held at A. Twinam's home for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Twinam. The Columbian stage offered the Peterson Ladies Quartet and Sidney Landon, praised as the best entertainment of the year.
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David Hamil
Washington
J. H. Rhea
E. J. Tennant
T. W. Rickey
Diofield Harper
Wyman
W. C. Huston
A. F. McClain
Coare-away
McClain
Mmes. Graham
Miss Traxier
Davenport
Frank Neal
Crawfordsville
Herman Twinam
A. Twinam
J. J. Grimm
Twinam
D. M. Young
Mt. Pleasant
J. G. Maxwell
Washington Friends
J. 8. McCleary
Peterson Ladies’ Quartet
Sidney Landon
Fortnightly Club Event Meet with Mrs Fred Smith
The current events department of the Fortnightly club will meet with Mrs Fred Smith this evening at 7 30 O clock.
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Fred Smith
Missionary Emma Dean Anderson to Speak on Indian Work
Miss Emma Dean Anderson, a longtime Punjab missionary, describes rescuing famine orphans and founding an industrial home in Pastur North India during India's great famine. She will give her address at First U P Church Friday at 7 p m admission free. Also a Hook and Ladder Co dance Saturday night tickets 50c. Mrs Mary Moriarty and Miss Christa Moriarty depart for Marshalltown for six weeks with relatives.
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Emma Dean Anderson
Punjab
North India
India
Mary Moriarty
Marshalltown
Christa Moriarty
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The preparation has achieved great success in relief and care of bowel complaints and is nearly universally used. It never fails and, when diluted with water and sweetened, is pleasant to take. Useful for children and adults. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Horses Bought for Buffalo Market at Casey's Livery
Joe A. Simerman announces by mail and ad he will buy fat ready to ship horses at the Buffalo market. Available every Saturday and Monday at Casey's Livery Barn in Washington Iowa. Ships weekly each Monday.
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Casey's
Washington, Ia
Buffalo
Joe A. Simerman
Champion Liniment for Rheumatism Proclaimed by Mail Carrier
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier from Cha se ts Conn., praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the champion liniment for rheumatism after it cured his shoulder pain. He notes prompt relief from a single application and a permanent cure with short-term use. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
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Chas. Drake
Chase Ts Conn
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Junk buyer offers top prices for scrap metals
I am buying all kinds of junk and will pay the highest market prices for iron rags and old rubbers and metals. Leave orders at Washington House. Phone 387. I Cohn 23 end of Washington Iowa.
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Washington House
I. Cohn
Washington, Iowa
Bucken's Amica Salve Saves Eye After Gash
A Syracuse man recounts applying Bucken's Amica Salve to his son's deep cut above the eye. He credits the salve with quick healing and saving the eye, noting its effectiveness on burns and ulcers as well.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse, N. Y
Sone
Bucken
Firemen's Ball at Phoenix Hall Promises Night of Fun
The Hook and Ladder Company hosts a dance this Saturday night at Phoenix Hall with tickets at 50 cents. Proceeds help the firemen while promotions advertise new Non-Angular Lenses by Dr. Pratt claiming superior sight and vision range, fitted by an oculist.
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Pratt
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Mous
Thage
Bart
the County News
Journal
KEOTA
Lexington
Ainsworth
Wilda Barnes
T. H. Barnes
Pearl Woodburn
Clark I. Wood
U. B. Parsonage
W. D. Bradley
T. D. Woodburn
Paul
Neal McClanahan
Wylie Stewart
Dr. Hamilton
Fannie Rowan
Westboro
S. B. Thompson
Grace BE. Nicholson
Hermane Twinam
T. J. Nicholson
Solinson
Fred Bragg
Oskaloosa
Ralph Kunath
Ed Stuts
Columbus Junction
J. H. McCreedy
Ralph Huston
Fairfield
H. L. White
John
Wilson
Gardner
Mary Rush
Prof. Davis
Baptist Church
Charles Chance
Peoria
Colenso
Myrtie Stewart
E. J. Stewart
West Second Street
The
Hook & Ladder Co
Chamberlains
Firemen’s Ball
Hook & Ladder Company
Phoenix Hall
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