County News Items From the Towns
Telephone news service reports visits by H Garrett of Media Pennsylvania and Mrs George Gilmore of Wiggs ville Illinois. Hathcock and Son shipped hogs to Chicago. A McMillan of Washington visited. Florence Mille of Los Angeles left for relatives in Hellnap. Mrs T B McMillan in Washington caring for ill sister Mrs A Miller. Ed Mikeseh had a colt killed by cars yesterday.
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Me. H
Garrett
Media, Til
George Gilmore
Wiggsville
Heaps
Canon
Hathcock & Son
Chicago
A. McMillan
Washington
Robert Taylor
Florence Mille
Los Angeles
W. L. Johson
Hellnap
T. B. McMillan
A. ©. Miller
Ed Mikeseh
Cinnamon rolls fresh from new oven at Johnson bakery
Cinnamon rolls hot and ready baked in the new oven at Johnson bakery. Take advantage for tomorrow’s dinner.
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Johnson Bakery
Stampede of Cattle Kills Prof Daugherty's Brother
Prof Rod Daugherty learns his brother, a 24 year old assistant foreman on a cattle ranch near Theall Iowa, was killed in a stampede. The telegram confirms the accident and says burial will occur in Wyman after the body is brought from Thrall.
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Daugherty
Rod. Daugherty
Theall
Des Moines
Prof
Knox Dunn
Wyman
Hiet French Rolls Tomorrow in Johnson County
Made In Johnson's unveils a new oven shaping bakery plans. The shop announces fresh batch of Hiet French rolls available tomorrow with local fanfare and ongoing kitchen upgrades.
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Johnson
New Stamp Series to Feature Washington Portrait Change
The 2 cent stamp will show stars and stripes with a new design. Washington’s bust returns as the label’s lead image, replaced by a photograph from Stuart’s painting now at the Capitol, ending the Houlan profile.
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United States
Washington
Houlan
Stuart
National Capitol Building
Transport of insane prisoner to Bohemia debated
Anton Kosak of Haugen Wisconsin arrived to arrange transport of his brother Frank Hozak to Bohemia. Frank has lived in the poor farm for years after a romance with a local girl drove him insane. County officials note Bohemia would accept responsibility and require bonds if money is used. Squire Kerr guards funds, with about 200 of Frank’s money involved.
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Anton Kosak
Haugen
Wis
Frank
Kohemnila
Frank Hozak
Bohemia
Bailey
Secretary of State
Vienna
Squire Kerr
Wisconsin
Kozak
Kerr
Double Funeral Held At Catholic Church For Mrs Moreland
A double funeral was held this morning in the Catholic church. The remains of Mrs Rose Moreland arrived on No 15 and were immediately taken inside for rites.
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Rose Moreland
No. 15
Mayor lays corner stone of New York public library
Mayor Low yesterday laid the corner stone for the new New York public library foundations at Astor Lenox and Tilden as part of the city’s literary landmark project.
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Low
New New York Public Litrary
Astor, Lenox and
Tilden
Merida Mexico Noted for Wealth and Dirt, Poor Infrastructure
Merida, capital of Yucatan, claimed as Mexico’s richest city by population yet also the dirtiest. The city reportedly has no water or sewerage system and avoids depopulation each year, reflecting the resilience of its inhabitants.
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Mexico
Merida
Yucatan
Sald
Widow with six children hired as cook story
An employment agent discusses a cook who claims to be a widow fond of children. The woman says she has no children, but the agent notes the cook has six of her own, in a Chicago News tone.
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Richleigh
Chicago News
Funeral for Mrs Martin Swift Sr At Kim Grove Cemetery
Remains escorted to church for eleven o clock funeral mass led by Rev Father Jacobameler and Rev Father Grothe. Attendees filled the church with a large crowd. viewing followed services. Interment in Kim Grove cemetery. pallbearers named for Mrs Swift and Mrs Moreland included local men.
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Martin Swift
Father Jacobameler
Father Grothe
Harper
Our City
Kim Grove
Moreland
P. J. Hanley
FL EK. Swift
George Rhiner
Ab Anderson
W. A. Cook
KB. J. Harmeter
Swift
Messrs
George Lins
George Hopengardner
Harvey Wilseam
Will Fleming
John Sampson
John Sullivan
Wanted Rooms Near the Square and Local Ads
Classified notice listing Wanted rooms near the square and several sales and trade offers. Includes 100 acre farm for sale in Davis County Iowa at 35 per acre, a five year old brown mare, a house and four Jets near the square, a correspondence course in architectural drawing, a girl wanted for light work, and one pair of 36 foot extension ladders. Inquiries via Journal office.
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Davis County
Iowa
Andrew Ferguson
Wallace Cherryholmes
Journal
Conner & Schilling Grocery
Journal Offee
Inquire Journal
Cleveland
Cleveland Light
Untitled Item on Child's Colic Relief
A Monett Missouri speaker recounts giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a cramp colic child before a doctor arrived. The remedy provided relief within minutes, and the product is advertised as available at Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Elvee
Monett
Chamberlain
Stewart
Cook & Sherman
Grandmother McFarland Honored By Family Visit In Ainsworth
Del Laughead arrives from Des Moines visiting his parents on the Heights. The event honors Grandmother McFarland who turns four and is described as possibly the oldest lady in Ainsworth walking downtown with ease. Licenses to wed issued to Frank Horn and Clara Marek and to William Tellin and Rosa Marek. Bankrupt Eugene Brier of Brighton under hearing for receiver appointment. African relics of Rev. Chas. McCleary moved to Recorder's office. he returns to Crawfordsville tonight then back in a few days to number them.
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del Laughead
Des Moines
The
Heights
Des Moines Mutual Telephone Company
McFarland
Ainsworth
Clipper
Frank Horn
Clara Marek
William Tellin
Rosa Marek
Eugene Brier
Brighton
Chas. McCleary
Crawfordsville
Recorder's Office
McCleary
Roosevelt to Attend McKinley Memorial Banquet
The president is planned to attend a McKinley memorial banquet in Canton Ohio on January 27. A New Jersey Supreme Court ruling struck down a law requiring state boards to be politically mixed. The US corn yield this year averaged 26.8 bushels per acre up from 16.7 last year. John Mitchell says in a letter from prison he would consider election as president of the Federation of Labor under no circumstantial restrictions.
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Chicago
Dreyer
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
Indianapolis
Federation of Labor
New Jersey Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Canton
Weill and the Port of Chicago Taunts of Love and Work
A dialog exchanges across gender roles at Chicago Port hints at pride and affection. A woman plays to test emotion while a man concedes love amid social tension and control. The scene centers on power and desire in a maritime setting.
Cannibal Caribou Killouts in Newfoundland?s Outing
Newfoundland coast communities plan hunts for caribou using long muzzle loading guns charged with coarse powder and nails. Hunters ambush lead deer tracks, kill and skin meat, preserving it in salt barrels for later use.
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Newfoundland
Hix Biot Won in Family College Decision
Detroit Prep Press notes a student named Hix Biot who faced a clash over college funding with his father. An exchange reveals the father planned to send him back, while the student threatened to stay and help with the family business, prompting a cheaper college path.
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Hix Biot
Detroit Prep Press
Short, Witty Courtroom Exchange From Philadelphia Bulletin
A humorous courtroom snapshot features Casey pressed for an alibi by a judge who hints at leniency. The dialogue includes Casey’s casual defiance and a quip about Mr Spotts wearing short trousers, followed by a pun about a one small loan and corn-ache.
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Casey
Philadelphia Bulletin
Iowa Central Adds Through Train to St Louis From Oskaloosa
Effective Nov 2 Iowa Central launches a through train to St Louis Mo via Marswall town Oskaloosa Albia and Moberly. The train includes buffet sleeper coach and combination car and arrives in St Louis at 2 00 p m daily. It runs through without change adding a second daily service alongside the present day aevina. Information available from Iowa Central agent or A B Cutts G T A Minneapolis. Also notes on upholstering and a brown horse privacy request in the same column.
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Iowa Central
St. Louis
Marswalltown
Oskaloosa
Albia
Moberly
Aevina
Iowa
New Life Pills Claim Remarkable Health Benefits
D. H. Turner of Dempsey town Pennsylvania asserts that two weeks of Dr King's New Life Pills transformed him. The advertisement claims relief for constipation stomach and liver troubles and notes a 25 cent price at Stewart's drug store.
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Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Stewart's Drug Store
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Citizens For Kidney Relief
A Washington farmer John Wolfe of 425 B Van Buren St cites his wife's positive response to Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Columbia Pharmacy. The ad claims the pills cure kidney ills and backache, priced 50 cents per box, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents. Remember the name Dean's and avoid substitutes.
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Dean
Washington
John Wolfe
Farmer
B. van Buren St
Columbia
Foster-Milburn Co
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Little Mabel’s night terrors evoke longing for a skin-faced friend
A Mother’s Journal recounts Little Mabel waking alone in her nightgown at the stairs crying I am lonesome. After consolations with a rubber doll named Happy and a rebuke about God she returns to bed. She then wails I don’t want Happy I don’t want God I want some body with a skin face.
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Mabel
Happy
Damascus Population and Ancient Wood Craft Claim
The text asserts Damascus as the world’s oldest city with about 225,000 inhabitants and notes a claim that wood intended for pianos must be kept forty years in perfect condition.
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Damascus
Special One Way Colonist Rates by Iowa Central
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month through April 1903 the Iowa Central railroad offers colonist tickets to Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota at very low rates. For rates and details contact any Iowa Central ticket agent or A. Bh. Cutts, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Iowa Central Railroad
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa Central
Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa Central Railroad Homeseeker Ticket Offer
The Iowa Central Railroad announces sale of homeseeker tickets at one fare plus 2.00 to points within homeseeker territory in Minnesota and North Lakota. Tickets are available on any Tuesday and remain valid for 21 days. tf. wie a
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Iowa Central Railroad
Minnesota
North Lakota
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