News from Havre on local travels and illness
Correspondents report Mrs Elizabeth Stafford visiting the Donald Tucker home after the Tucker baby death. Cattle and hog shipments from Havre proceed Tuesday with two carloads of cattle and one of hogs. Mrs Will McBride and Mr and Mrs John McCall travel to Crawfordsville and Washington respectively. Florence Gardner and Edna Weston recover from measles. Mrs Lester Beenbloasom and others travel to Washington.
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Clarence Randal
Washington
Local Social News Bridges Families and Weddings
Brighton and nearby towns showcase moved businesses and visits as residents attend weddings and receptions. Notable shifts include Floyd Reynolds hardware move to the Commercial hotel building, Jamison and Hill Co electrical shop new location, and a Will Hyde grocery stock move to a dry goods venture. Visitors include Elrod Dayton planning Des Moines travel and Dr Brinton with family heading to Kansas City then California.
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Brigton
Wallace Savage
Esther Savage
Guy Harvey
Chas. Frazier
Maude Lathrop
Oskaloosa
Fallon
Packwood
Floyd Reynolds
Elrod Dayton
Des Moines
Thelma
Brinton
Phyllis
Kansas City
Edlinton
Cripple Creek
Colo
Hattie Hill
Iowa City
Thompson-Taylor
Large Crawfordsville musicale draws crowd at St Bernard
Mrs Buxbaum presents a second pupil concert at the erian church with a decoratively trimmed choir loft. The program includes pieces by Leila Blankenhorn Juanita Rees Forrest Davidson Beatrice Wilson Mary and Edna Eisele Dennis Jones Mabel Crooks Helen Huston Pearl Orris Doris Fletcher Ola Orriherse Ola and Pearl Orris Elizabeth Grace Jones Farrel Young Oakville native Fred Eisele visiting Wm Eisele household.
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Crawfordsville
Alice Huber
Pine City
Mian
P. L. Huber
Erian Church
Leila Blankenhorn
Juanita Rees
Forrest Davidson
Mariam Sipeea
Beatrice Wilson
Sarah Davi
Mary
Edna Eisele
Ola Orri
Dennis Jones
Mabel Crooks
Helen Huston Warbling
Pearl Orris
Doris Fletcher
Marian Davidson
Farrel Young Stieghride
Ola
Elizabeth Grace Jones
Noma
Nat Essee
Fred Eisele
Oakville
Wm. Eisele
Cattle Congress Proves Financially Successful in Waterloo
In Waterloo on November 2, the Dairy Cattle Congress and Belgian horse show reported a strong financial result per E S Estes secretary. Revenue totaled 5101 067 12 with expenditures 932 204 43 leaving a balance of 11862 19. Admissions produced 303 728 85 and hippodrome 5340 93. Major costs included 15285 in premiums and 7402 for entertainment.
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Nice Sam
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
E.S. Estes
Association
Falling Prices Not Fatal To Nation's Prosperity
Des Moines reports economist George D. Roberts of National City Bank of New York says declines in farm prices and general price drops won’t hinder long term growth. He foresees price readjustment, renewed buying power, and a spring resumption of business, noting stronger credit and banking conditions.
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Des Moines
George D. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
New U S China Treaty Allows Higher Import Duties
Secretary Colby and Chinese minister Wellington Koo signed at the state department a pact granting China leeway to raise duties on tobacco sugar spirits and luxuries. The agreement provides graduated increases to the 5 percent flat rate under the 1903 treaty as revenue declines from shrinking money value.
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Colby
Koo
United States
China
State Department
Wellington Koo
Man Arraigned in Deliberate Assault Case in Le Mars
Peter Hoefer a Hancock township farmer was arraigned before Justice W S Freeman after a drunken attack on family including his 11 year old son Eddie. His wife and nine children testified detailing abuse and threats while Hoefer showed visible distress in court and was bondbound at 3000 dollars awaiting grand jury action.
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Hoofer
John Tucker
Hoefer
Eddie
Sioux City
Ben
Robert
Henry
Dorothy
Bedell
C. D. Roseberry
Justice Freeman
Sunset Sprague Buck Jones at Fox Theatre
Buck Jones stars in Sunset Sprague a Western at the Fox Theatre Friday. The daring rider roams the West in a lively tale of a cowboy recovering a stolen mine for a brave girl after scattering a band of crooks. In addition an $25,000 suit filed by Sophia Girt as administrator of Frank Byron Girt’s estate cites negligence in a fatal train incident at Fifth and Scott streets.
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Fox Theatre
Buck Jones
Fox
Sunset Sprague
Jones
West
Sunset
Man Crushed Crossing Tracks Sparks $25,000 Suit
April 5, 1919 suit filed in district court against Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway for $25,000 damages. A telegraph operator at Firth and Scott street crossing delivering messages to train crews was killed after stepping onto tracks and failing to notice an empty westbound train approaching. He stopped in the tracks and was run over.
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Girl
Firth and Scott Street
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Havre
Brighton
Cattle Congress Success
Fido
Washington County
R. A. Shaffer
North 13Th St
Omaha
Nebr
FOX Cowboy
Vermont
Canada
Cole
Cole’s
Cole Manufacturing Company
McElkinney Furniture CO
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