Town Central Railway Sale For Homeseekers Ex Curson Tickets
On the first and third Tuesdays of November December and January February March and April 1903 the Town Central railway sells excursion tickets to western regions at one fare plus 2.00 for a round trip. Tickets valid 21 days from sale. Inquiries to any down Central ticket agent or B Cutts G P T A Minn lis Minn.
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Town Central Railway
Down Central
B. Cutts
Minnlis
Minn
Ae Eas
Help wanted to hire horse for manure hauling
Classified brief notes show A. E. Roe seeks a horse for manure hauling while a furnished room to rent on the square is offered by the Journal. A four week old heifer calf is for sale by Ed Nicholson. A sleeper go cart is wanted to rent. leave word at the Journal office. 22-21
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A. E. Roe
Nicholson
Journal Office
Light Rural Turnout Suppressed by Rain in County Vote
A light vote is reported across the county with rain all day and farmers idle in fields. Republican HQ at J W Morton's Temple Building. Democrats yet to secure a room for returns. City voting slow. by 3 PM city tally shows scattered totals amid wet conditions.
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J. W. Morton
Temple Building
Dew WO
Oaks i Petit Wong
Caeiencie
Republicans Hold Rallies at Black Hawk School
A number of Republicans met at Black Hawk school in Clay township for a rally the night before the election. Before the meeting several were entertained at a chicken dinner and oyster stew at Samuel Savage's home. The crowded school house heard speeches by Col. Palmer Representative J. Wilson and W. Livingston and Clifford Thorne. A double quartet sang and was recalled several times.
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Black Hawk School
Clay Township
Samuel Savage
Col. Palmer
J. Wilson
W. Livingston
Clifford Thorne
Democratic meeting at Eicher school near Noble
Democrats held an enthusiastic gathering at the Eicher school near Noble last night with a large attendance. Speakers included Hon. J. J. Seerley of Burlington and H. H. Mohland, former Keokuk County attorney now residing in Burlington.
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Eicher
Noble
J. J. Seerley
Burlington
H. Mohland
Keokuk County
Death of Mrs Levi Garrett leaves eight children
Mrs Abraham Cox of this city reports the death of her mother Mrs Levi Garrett who died suddenly of heart trouble yesterday at her son George's home in Brighton. She lived near Grace Hill and leaves eight children Fannie Richardson Verdi Nettie Cox Jno George Will Fred Al Everette. Funeral services are set for tomorrow morning in Brighton with interment at Grace Hill.
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Abraham Cox
Levi Garrett
George
Brighton
Grace Hill
Fannie Richardson
Verdi
Nettie Cox
Washington
Jno
Will Indianola
Fred
Everette
Infant of Mr and Mrs Nowell Dies in East Harriston
The infant son of Mr and Mrs 38 R Nowell of East Harriston Street died yesterday afternoon at 3. Funeral services were held at 11 this morning with interment in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Measley town visitors and local moving notices
William Garrett of Ray Indiana arrived after his mother’s death. multiple locals attended a Republican meeting in Clay. Mrs Tobias Minnick visits relatives in Germanville. Mrs Margaret Palmer of Danville visits daughter Mrs N Livings. Dr Pratt optician to visit Dr Hays Nov 10 for eye care. Lemmon and Lewis hire A W Blaschka for repair work. Mr and Mrs Alfred Hillhouse move to Keota to run a buggy factory with Charles Lemley helping.
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Ray
Indiana
Levi Garrett
Aaron Ilise
Wake Neal
Clifford Thorne
Col
D. J. Palmer
C. J. Wilson
Clay
Tobias Minnick
Germanville
Margaret Palmer
Danville
N. Livings
Measley
Alfred Hillhouse
Keota
Mr. Hillhouse
Charles Lemley
Bryson Pastel Drawings Publish Ready for Mail Distribution
Six sheets 10x15 inches of colored pastel reproductions by Bryson now ready for distribution. They will be mailed on receipt of twenty five cents or stamps. Address F. A. Midler General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Mull
Muit
Light ‘G Medicine Co
Rock Island
Bryson
F. A. Midler
Chicago
Election Day in York City and Chicago Promises Heavy Balloting
Election experts forecast a heavy turnout as polls close this evening with votes still arriving. A light registration contrast to a surprisingly large daytime vote signals a close contest for the state ticket and legislature, with Cook County seen as decisive.
Local notices mix of hunts and visits across the county
W D Shearer plans a hunting trip depending on rain while local rumors swirl about a burglary attempt in north Washington. Residents face illnesses, travel plans, and social visits as townsfolk prepare for an African jungle lecture by Rev Charles McCleary with free admission and a collection.
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W. DD. Shearer
Western Union Telegraph Office
North
Washington
Charles McCleary
Graham
Africa
Beinton
McCleary
Court House
Riots and Arrests Mark New York Voting Day
By noon 132 arrests were recorded for legal voting violations amid several polling place riots. A Brooklyn polling site saw a shooting in which a man was wounded and a deputy sheriff was jailed on shooting charges.
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Brooklyn
Iowa Voters Slow to Turnout as Campaign Focuses on Second District
Des Moines reports Indian summer holds and party leaders doubt turnout will match last year. Voter interest flagged across Iowa with limited enthusiasm, while attention centers on the congressional contest in the Second district where the vote appears strong despite overall apathy.
Remedy for Rusty Nail Wounds Through Smoking Wool
A writer promotes a simple cure for nail wounds and potential lockjaw by thoroughly smoking the injured area with burning woolen cloth for about twenty minutes. The method is presented as effective for reducing inflammation and pain in the worst cases.
Flight of the Snipe The Dodetna Comes From the Anew
The article describes the snipe’s flight as swift and erratic at the start then straightens. it notes the bird’s corkscrew like ascent and rapid changes in direction. It questions an intelligent motive for dodging, suggesting ancestral foes or instinct rather than firearm defense. Edwyn Sandys in Outing.
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Edwyn Sandys
A Plea for Leisure and Curbing Constant Hustle
The Great Round World urges tempering the national urge to constant activity. It argues leisure would reduce nervous prostration and that individuals should slow down when possible. The piece cautions that excessive urge to be always busy is an unnatural craving.
Man of steady habits questioned after drunkenness
An angry man confronts a acquaintance on the street about a supposed promise of steady habits from D. The speaker admits D. has been drunk constantly, challenging the other’s assurance and revealing a ten month pattern of inebriation. The quarrel centers on whether steady habits were ever present.
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New York Times
Elephant life and size ranges debated in natural history notes
A natural history summary discusses elephant lifespans of seventy to eighty years, growth to maturity around thirty five, and ear edge changes as age indicators. It debunks exaggerated shoulder heights, notes India Burma records of nine foot maximum, and cites a seven foot four inch specimen weighing about five thousand pounds with skin three quarters of an inch thick.
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India
Burma
Sanderson
Petition Filed in Bankruptcy Against Abraham N. Freiman
In New York Sov 1 a voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in the U S District Court against Abraham N Freiman a Maldon Lake jeweler. Freiman had earlier reported a home diamond theft valued at 15000 dollars to police.
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New York
United States District Court
Abraham N. Freiman
Malden Loke
Freiman
Oklahoma kin attend funeral of Mayor Wilson
Mrs Don Ellen of Oklahoma visits her sister Mrs AL Wilson while Leander Blair and daughter from Minden Nebraska attend the funeral of their brother and uncle at Mayor Wilson's home this afternoon.
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Don Ellen
Oklahoma
AL. Wilson
Leander Blair
Minden
Nebr
Mayor Wilson
Iowa Central Railroad Homeseeker Ticket Offer
The Iowa Central railroad will sell tickets to bona fide homeseekers at one fare plus $2.00 to points in Minnesota and North Dakota homeseeker territory on any Tuesday good for 21 days.
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Iowa Central Railroad
Minnesota
North Dakota
Eloquence in Court Speech Turns to Arithmetic Rant
A lawyer delivers a lengthy oration to jurors while opposing counsel rests outside. A bystander notes Mr B always makes a great speech and mocks his style. The speaker insists with mock fervor that two plus two equals four, claiming bold arithmetic proof.
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Mr. B
Gladys and Ethel Quip Over Life Saving
The exchange mocks a marriage as Gladys asks why she wed him and Ethel notes he claimed he could not live without her, joking about a medal for lifesaving in a lighthearted Puck panel.
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Gladys
Ethel
Puck
Chamber ejects Western Union from new building floor
Minneapolis observers report the chamber of commerce took possession of its new building yesterday and ruled Western Union off the floor due to a refusal to sign a new lease and a higher annual rent.
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Chamber of Commerce
Western Union
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