Horses at Marbourg and Helwick sale in Morning Sun
Thirty head of farm horses from 3 to 7 years old plus drivers and mares with foal to be sold Saturday March 27 at 2 30 p m at McKeihinney sale barn Morning Sun Iowa. Also two spans of mules and various horses including draft and driving stock. Sale conducted by Brown and Helwick with McKeihinney Cherryholmes Pascha Brothers and Frank Macon auctioneers. Cash or bankable note terms. Sale leaves Washington at 9 40 a m for Roscoe to Morning Sun with transport.
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Marbourg & Helwick
Johnson and
Keokuk
Brown & Helwick
Chas. Brown
McKeihinney
Morning Sun
Iowa
McKihinney & Cherryholmes
Pascha! Bros
Frank Macon
McElhbinney & Cherryholmes
Washington
Roscoe
D. F. Macon
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Watertown Man
A Wisconsin man, J. A. Swenson of Watertown, credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The ad claims relief for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and notes a 26 cent price at J. E. Lemmon’s.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
J. E. Lemmon
Confidence Men Sentenced In British Court
Three men who swindled Dr. Marriott Hutchins, president of the Lake County Michigan Board of Education, out of $1000 in cash and a diamond ring were sentenced by Judge Wallace to twenty one, fifteen and nine months. Spectators found the proceedings amusing as Hutchins was embarrassed by the deception. The men claimed they needed help distributing $50 000 left by a philanthropist for charity.
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Marriott Hutchins
Michigan
London
Wallace
Board of Education
Lake County
Dr. Hutchings
Dr. Hutchins
Noah’s Ark Joke Stirs Editor Over Missing Pair
A humorous quip in the New York Times ponders Noah’s ark and the paradox of two of every kind. The editor asks for the other, only to be told there isn’t one. The exchange highlights irony in a concise newspaper aside.
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The
Ark
New York Times
Admiral Beresford Retires From Royal Navy After Public Feud
London March 24 Great Britain loses the services of its most picturesque admiral as Admiral Lord Charles Beresford retires after half a century in the navy. His retirement shifts from 1911 as due to disagreement with the admiralty and moves to group the channel squadron with the main fleet under Vice Admiral May. Beresford and Sir John Fisher clashed publicly, signaling a factional struggle.
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London
Great Britain
Lord Charles Beresford
Admiral Beresford
Admiralty
Channel Squadron
Lord Beresford
John Fisher
Town in the wilderness Grand Falls grows from pulp venture
St Johns March 24 A tract of virgin wilderness in central Newfoundland has become the town of Grand Falls with nearly 2000 inhabitants. The town arose when a wealthy English newspaper owner sought a steady pulp supply and built a dam 1000 feet wide storing 100 million feet of logs. Two railroads a power station a private telephone system and nearly 400 houses now serve the community.
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St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Grand Falls
Pastor Kills a Pastor in Lebanon Tragedy
In Lebanon Missouri on March 24 Reverend M D Johnson, pastor and LaClede County Telephone Company president, shot and killed Reverend Solomon O'Dell, a Cumberland Presbyterian pastor. A dispute over recent service prompted the fatal quarrel.
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Lebanon
M. D. Johnson
Solomon O'Dell
Johnson
Free Will Baptist Church
O'Dell
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Laclede County Telephone Company
Cervus Roosevelt Elk to Be Preserved in Olympic Park
Washington on March 24 announced plans to set aside Mount Olympus slopes and nearby Olympic mountains for protection of the Olympic elk, also called cervus Roosevelts. The species is native to this region and is rapidly declining in numbers.
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Washington
Mount Olympus
Olympic Mountains
Guggenheim Divorce Ruled Legal After 150000 Cash Settlement
A referee's report finds William Guggenheim legally divorced in Illinois in January 1901 after Grace Brown sought to overturn the decree. Brown, married to Guggenheim in November 1900, claimed nonresidency. The settlement included 150000 dollars and a full release of any further claims.
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New, York
William Guggenheim
Illinois
Guggenheim
Grace Brown
Compromise Dispute Over Bodies Settled in Spokane
Spokane, March 24. A powder mill explosion death toll dispute ends as parts of each body are placed in two caskets. Each widow takes one portion, finalizing the arrangement.
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Spokane
Wash
Steel Frame Coaches Proposed by Wisconsin Representative Esch
Washington March 24 In a bill by Representative Esch of Wisconsin it is proposed to make compulsory the construction of passenger coaches with frames of steel.
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Washington
Esch
Wisconsin
Markets Report From Chicago And East Buffalo
Chicago markets show winter wheat and spring wheat prices by sample with No. 2 red at 1.22146 and various others, corn and oats values listed. Hogs, cattle, and lamb quotations set ranges by category with receipts noted. East Buffalo reports steady cattle, strong hogs, and mixed sheep and calf prices from Dunning Stevens. Elgin Butter Market quotes creams and dairies with multiple grade prices.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Elgin
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and others
The forecast calls for rain in Illinois and Indiana today with a fair start tomorrow. Lower Michigan also expects rain today and tomorrow. Wisconsin and Iowa will see showers today then fair conditions tomorrow.
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Polite London Man Speaks Up During Sunday's Prayer
A London man, described as absentminded yet unfailingly courteous, attended church last Sunday. When the minister intoned Let us pray, the man replied audibly, Certainly, by all means, echoing through the building.
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London
Passenger movements and a Foley’s Laxative testimonial
A. R. Smith of Havre returned home yesterday after spending the night in town, arriving from Fairfield Monday evening. Fred Fisher, from West Chester, was in town last evening en route home. A 3 year old boy with severe constipation and fever was reportedly saved after two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, per a testimonial from A Wolkush of Casimer Wisconsin. Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McBeanney Drug Co.
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A. R. Smith
Havre
Fairfield
Fred Fisher
West Chester
Foley
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Oxfords
Frank L. Wilson
Horse Sale
Dougherty Bros
South Dakota
Geo. Peck
S. Oakland
Town IN the
Wilderness
Roosevelt
STECK
Steck’s Jewelry Store
Cash Grain Market
J. A. Harwood
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
New York and Everywhere
5Th Street
Des Moines
Lowa
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