Short Session of Court With Several Disposals
Judge Dewey held a brief morning session in Oskaloosa disposing of multiple district court matters. Petitions to sell and reports of deed approved in cases of John Conrad vs S Grieber and John C Siebert vs Hardy. Executors appointed and bonds fixed in several estates. Guardianship reports approved and widow support ordered in Estates of Nicolaus Doll George Greendycke and Cornelius Kenelly.
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Oskaloosa
Dewey
Journal
John Conrad
S. Grieber
Nicholaus Doll
Julia Escher
Matilda Glasgow
J. D. Glasgow
Tix
John C. Siebert
Hardy
Mary Hardy
George Greendycke
C. Hardy
Scofield
Guardian
Lrindley & Hichelberger
Cornelius Kenelly
J. L. Richardson
Firm Narrows Ad Space Stand Firmly in Print
The JOURNAL warns against firms sending young boys to obtain the first paper from the press to attack competitors’ ads. It states no hard feelings toward advertisers who do not choose to work with them but vows to expose unprofessional, businesslike practices with names and facts if repeated.
Temperance Meetings at Covenanter Church Profitable
Miss Bertha J. Bowers state secretary of the WCTU spoke at Covenanter church Saturday and Sunday on temperance work. She shared Loyal Temperance Legion experiences, urged childhood reform, and recited George and His Hatchet. Sunday she preached Acts 17 6 8 and urged turning devilish devices upside down in service of God.
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Covenanter Church
Bertha J. Bowers
W. C. T. U. Work
Loyal Temperance Legion
George
Anna M. Leens
Creston
Bowers
Leens
Payne's case heard in Keo kuk Saturday
Je toy Payne appeared in Keo kuk for a case on Saturday. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 100 days in jail but suspended on condition of good behavior.
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Je Toy Payne
Keokuk
Vote on tax for new Ward School House in Keokuk county
Voters face a $10,000 schoolhouse tax as delegates count few opposing ballots by 3 pm. With hours left, supporters anticipate passage though some doubt persists. Local notices report social visits, business travel, and residents seeking furnished rooms amid a busy city scene.
Keokuk man fined for liquor sale charge in federal court
Roy Payne appeared before Justice Rogers in Keokuk on a charge of keeping liquor with intent to sell. He was fined 50 dollars and costs after a prior indictment. The town stills chatter over the case and wardens pursue other mischief like chicken stealing during setting hen season.
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Roy Payne
U. S. District Court
Keokuk
Rogers
U. S
West End
S. Mason
Palma Band Dazzles Rural Park Crowd In Open Season Opener
The Saturday night park concert drew a large crowd for the season opener. The Palma band supplied the music and pleased attendees with lively tunes and strong community spirit.
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Palma
Inmate Oscar Pratt Injures Collar Bone at County Farm
Oscar Pratt, an inmate at the county poor farm, suffered a serious accident Saturday when he fell on a water pail breaking his collar bone. Doctors Stewart and Burroughs set the fracture. Pratt is epileptic, slowing his recovery due to recurring fits.
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Oscar Pratt
United States Express drafts travelers use abroad
United States Express issues tourists drafts to aid money exchanges for travelers abroad. Three drafts issued to Agent Shearer, usable with any foreign agent, backed by the foreign express money order system. The draft guarantees legitimate exchange and aims to aid visitors for the Paris exhibition in 1900.
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United States Express Company
Shearer
Foreign Express
Catarrh Cure Claims Medical Victory Across Stages
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the sole positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case. Also notes a sign in a park and announces the Glasgow family's move to Seattle with possible fishing trade future.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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