Original Notice in Washington County Real Estate Suit
The Iowa court records a lengthy notice in a real estate dispute over the east half of the southeast quarter of section 21 in township 77 north range 7 west in Washington County. Defendant list includes Wencesl Novy and others with unknown claimants, and a September approval orders publication in the Washington Journal. A jail break report follows noting seven inmates escaped Wednesday night in Crest-on. seven men, two from Adair county, and five others awaiting grand jury action on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sandil
Alex Jer Banderland
Neg Ped Lytic
Wensel Moves
Wencel Ovy
Wengel Novy
Josephine Novy
Ogoupice Novy
Washington County
Iowa
Towosh
Alexander Gandtland
Alexander Sanderland
Alexander Lytie
Wensel Noren
Wencel Novy
Wensel Novy
Catharine Novary
Shade
Jovenine Barbara Ler Her
John Wolters
Mary Nicom
K. Hill
Anton Winsak
Athias Bilcka
Mathias Bleeks
Eehd
Wmick Hill
John Wolers
Josephine Ors
Mary Shalla
Josephine Krots
Barbara Kkecher
Robert Lyte
Eliza J
Mary Nichols
Wm. K. Hill
Lowr
District Court
State of
Washington Journal
Washington
Counety, Lowa
Low MO. T. Scott
Creston
Adair County
Greenfield
Women’s temperance issues linked to soda fountain habit
At the Iowa State W C T U convention Mrs Ida B Wise a state official argues that rising female drinking stems from soda fountain use. She cites mixed drinks at drug stores as a gateway and notes reforms target Sunday games post office wine at communion and child labor while calling for Reed Smoot’s unseating and equal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa State W. CO. T. U
Ida B. Wise
State Union
Reed Smoot
Basketball at the Armory Tonight
A basketball game is scheduled at the Armory with a start time of 8 o'clock. Admission is 15e.
Death of Infant in Simmering Family
An infant child of Mr and Mrs Jacob Simmering died last night near the city and was buried this afternoon. The baby was only a few hours old.
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Jacob Simmering
Voter Registration Rules and Local Notices
Every voter must register this year if moved to a different ward from last year and those who did not vote last year must register. Mr. T. T. Keeley remains ill with a serious condition after a sinking spell. The Wood & Ward street parade drew a large crowd with Lefever the bicyclist thrilling the spectators. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Work returned from Dutch Creek township, pioneers of the area. Mrs. A. M. Friend visited her brother W. L. Shearer and returned home. I. Klein traveled to Dayap on the Milwaukee line. Mrs. J. E. Patterson visited Ottumwa and returned home on the Milwaukee. Admission 5 cents. game called at 8 o'clock.
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Wood & Ward Company
Lefever
John H. Work
Dutch Creek Township
A. M. Friend
Marshalltown
W. L. Shearer
I. Klein
Milwanee
J. E. Patterson
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Armory
Admission Sc
Registration First Day Quiet Across Wards
Registration offices opened with little public interest. In the fret ward three voters, second ward three, third ward seven, and fourth ward two registered by 3 PM. Officials expect awakening to boost registrations before boards close. sessions continue tomorrow and next Saturday. Voters who moved wards or failed to vote last year must register, and men who turned 21 since last year must also register.
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Allong
Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Gatherings
A social column recalls a Wheonix dance hosted by Mr Tompkins class and lists attendees led by Mrs Will Gibson and Miss Tear Fox. It details two autumn weddings at Mr J B Schreck and Mr Al McCall homes, with couples William Bennett Maude Laudwig and Emma McCall Lee Scranton.
Round About Richmond News Briefs
Charley Kron repaired a house on his farm while Mr Alton Hui visited Illinois. Henry Friese delivered potatoes to town Tuesday and stayed for the evening lecture. Melak Marek spent Tuesday at Jon Marek’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kron
Alton Hui
Ilinois
Henry Friese
Melak Marek
Jon, Marek
Protracted Meetings Progress in U S Church
Oct 21 notices show Mrs Newton Wagner visiting Brighton friends Rev and Mrs Dillon visiting Rich land for a brief time painters at U P church began work Mrs Elizabeth Lindsay of Brighton visiting J D Dayton home Mr and Mrs John Work of Washington visiting son Marion today
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Newton Wagner
Brighton
John Work
Washington
Marion
Canada land excursion draws many locals
Oct 21 report notes many joined a Canada land excursion last night. Local attendees included A. Ek Pax Wingler Selmoebelen Walters and Father Vaughn spoke this evening on Is Life Worth Living. This morning Miss Meren den fractured both bones in her arm while playing.
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Canada
Messrs
A. Ek. Pax
Wingler
Selmoebelen
Walters
Father Vaughn
Local residents visiting and traveling around Washington area
Det 22 Mrs F C Rowan left Tuesday evening for Westboro Missouri to visit relatives G E K Pierce of Washington spent yesterday with friends here Jd W Newton and Mrs Mary Tomlinson of Rock Island are visiting the T J Easter home I and Mrs Sherman Welch spend the day with his brother GG M Welch John McFarland departed this morning for relatives in Washington W Stephens of Haskins was here yesterday Fred Sweet Republican candidate for sheriff is here today Lettie Trotter spent the day with friends in Washington yesterday The Misses Maude Morton and Kathryn Wilson visited friends here Tuesday evening
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F.C. Rowan
Westboro
G. EK. Pierce
Washington
Jd. W. Newton
Mary Tomlinson
Rock Island
Organize Big Land Company Forms for Large Canadian Purchase
A local firm plans incorporation after buying twenty thousand acres near Indian Head in Assiniboia Canada. Incorporators include W. Ki. Jeffrey J. T. Matthews Dr. George Hay D H H MelLaughlin and Rev. J Brownell of Keota. Canadian grain and farm photos claim high productivity surpassing domestic output.
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Messrs. W. Ki. Jeffrey
J. T. Matthews
George Hay
D H H. MelLaughlin
Rev
J. Brownell
Keota
Indian Head
Assiniboia
Canada
W. R. Jeffrey
Massiniboia
President to vote in Oyster Bay on Election Day
The president announced plans to travel to Oyster Bay to cast his vote on Tuesday November 3. Secretary Loeb, also voting in Oyster Bay, will likely depart Washington the morning of November 3. Troops L and M of the Second United States Envoyate march from West Point Kentucky toward Port Sheridan and camp in Kadinnapotla Tidiqnepelia. The Union Trust company, once suspended, will resume business in a prompt time.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Kadinnapotla
Tidiqnepelia
Second
United States Envatey
West Point
Port Sheridan
Hie
Haltimere
Union Trust Company
Has the Right Man Gravelle Tied to Montana Dynamite Plot
General Manager Thomas Cooper of the Northern Pacific identifies Gravelle as the chief conspirator in the Montana dynamite outrage. Gravelle was seen placing dynamite on the tracks and found with a matching spur after arrest. Cooper claims a positive identification and notes no further outrages since Gravelle’s arrest. An Oct 21 Sioux City report also notes Odd Fellows delegates to oppose allowing subordinate lodges into the encampment.
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St. Paul
Thomas Cooper
Northern Pacific
Heef
Isavc
Gravelle
Montana
Cooper
Giravelle
Deerlodge
Sioux City
Odd. Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Advertising as boon to savings banks urged in talk
Lucius Teter of Chicago Savings Bank told the American Bankers association savings bank section that newspaper advertising benefits banks. He urged dignified ads to grow business and to inform thrifty savers. The meeting backed forming savings bank associations in every state.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lucius Teter
Chicago Savings Bank
Savings Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Veter
Ater
Associations of Savings Banks
Cap and Gown Poem Fragment on a Tee
A fragmentary verse recalls a golfer's misplay and wish for a fairy's wand to hasten a still ball. The speaker laments the lost chance and notes a deaf caddie and a partner unaware who watches another ball roll away.
Half a Million a Year to Run Iowa State Government
Iowa state offices spent about 959 746 75 for the two years July 1 101 to June 30 190 not fully accurate OCR. The largest item was salaries for state officers and clerks across departments. Secretary Davidson prepared the expense statement for the executive council for the legislature's winter report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Moines
Iowa
Davidson
Executive Council
Marconi Wireless Telegram Reaches Oskaloosa from Eva Clayton
The first Marconi telegram known to reach Oskaloosa arrived yesterday via Postal Company lines. H. L. Salisbury and wife learned their daughter Eva Clayton, who sailed for New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, sent greetings from the ocean. The message notes a stormy voyage and Eva feeling fine aboard the ship on Oct. 20, 1903.
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Marconi
Oskaloosa
H. L. Salisbury
Eva Clayton
New York
S. S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Clayton
Germany
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Lemmon
Lewis
Merrick
Setd Pest
Hite A. Weere
Pialatit
Towa
Crest N
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Chicago
M. Lombardo
T.U
Registration of Voters
Wm. Lindauer
7Th Ave
Lequire
Journal. Sm
Bath
East
Jefferson St
Norman Sceofield
Journal
Third Ward
Will Gibson
Mesdames Helle Shinmebarger
Muscatine
M. Ro Meek
J. A. Work
Chas. Stewart
Miss Tear Fox
Washington High School
Miss Pearl Brogan
Helen Anderson
Jeanette Cherry
Mary McCulley
Fannie Harwood
Lena Maxwell
Blanche Nicola
Pearl Brogan
Nellie Meeks
Manton Slebner
Philip Crail
Louise Ronaldson
Rey
J. B. Schreckengast
William Bennett
Maude Laudwig
Bennett
Iowa City
East Washington
al McCall
Emma
Lee Scranton
Warren Eddy
Edith Chilcote
F. O. Ross
Scranton
John
Harry McCall
Mr. Scranton
South Second Avenue
Richmond
West Citester
Riverside
BIG Land Company
Northern Pacifico Company
Nellewest Hollis
Dy Haute
Lowa
The
Monster
Dry Goods
Wireless Telegram
Oacan
California
Windsor
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