Nutt & Carden Sell 1440 Acres in Colorado Trip
From our exchanges Nutt and Carden sold 1440 acres on their last trip to Colorado. They took out another crowd of fifteen or twenty Tuesday. Next Tuesday they will take out another party. Mrs Getts learned of her sister Mrs Ed Simmons's illness in St Louis and left that evening accompanied by her sisters Mrs Fd Bell of Cotter and Mrs Frank Shearer of Washington.
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Getts
Ed Simmons
St. Louis
Fd Bell
Cotter
Frank Shearer
Washington
Columbus Safeguard
Mrs Fisher Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Robert Fisher, after a short stay with her daughter Mrs O M Cavin and family, returned to her Washington home in the latter part of the week.
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Robert Fisher
O. M. Cavin
Washington
Robert Adams Visits Keota Shrader Home
Robert Adams of Washington arrived yesterday morning to visit at the Sam Shrader home as noted in the Keota Eagle dated September 24.
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Robert Adams
Washington
Sam Shrader
Keota Eagle
Washington visitors spend a few days with the Stephen family
G Wilson and his wife drove from Washington on Saturday evening to visit the Alex Stephen family for a few days. Edgar is in much better health since leaving the bank.
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G. Wilson
Washington
Alex Stephen
Edgar
Miss Naomi Stewart Begins Liberal Arts Course at Iowa State Uni
Miss Naomi Stewart travels to Iowa City Friday to start a four year Liberal Arts program at the State University of Iowa. The Keota Eagle notes the move as she begins the regular college course.
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Naomi Stewart
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Stewart
Liberal Arts
Keota
McCullys Visit Keota Relatives After Years Apart
James McCully of Washington and Miss Mary McCully of St. John Kansas visited relatives the Vincents on Monday. Mary McCully once trimmed hats in Keota in Mrs. R H Barnes millinery shop more than thirty years ago, and left Washington for Kansas twenty two years ago.
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James McCully
Washington
Mary McCully
St. John
Kansas
Vincents
R. H. Barnes
Keota
Homer Stephen Visits Ball Games and Quits Band
Homer Stephen from Washington attended ball games yesterday and plans to settle in at his job, having held it for two years. He sold his musical instruments to quit the band which clashed with business. Washington’s band had been strong but eight members recently joined a carnival outfit, hurting the group. Mrs. W P Hennig departed for Washington to visit friends for the day.
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Homer Stephen
Washington
Homer
Keota Eagle
Miss Beulah Peck Visits Washington for Day
Miss Beulah Peck departed for Washington this morning to spend the day there, as reported by the Muscatine Journal on September 25.
Frank Besesi Travels to Washington for Burlington Business
Frank Besesi left yesterday for Washington on his way to Burlington on business. The Muscatine Journal notes the trip to attend to matters in Burlington, with no additional details provided.
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Frank Besesi
Washington
Burlington
Muscatine
Miss Anna and Miss Margaret Besesi Visit Washington
Miss Anna and Miss Margaret Besesi departed for Washington yesterday afternoon for a brief visit with friends, as reported by the Muscatine Journal on September 25.
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Anna
Margaret Besesi
Washington
Muscatine
Reynolds Ill and Washington Guests Visit Richard Donaldson Home
Mr and Mrs John Titterington from near Washington with his mother and sister from Reynolds Illinois were guests at the Richard Donaldson home yesterday according to a local clipping dated September 25.
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John Titterington
Near
Washington
Reynolds, Ill
Richard Donaldson
Ainsworth Clipper
Land transfers to multiple parties across Oregon and nearby areas
A sequence of property deeds lists transfers from L. A. Stephens to D. D. Stephens for 4274 acres in Oregon valued at 32043.75 dollars, and numerous other parcels. Transactions include 75 acres in Crawford to Anna Bailey, Brighton tracts valued at 845 dollars, and 2 to 76 acre parcels in Lime Creek and Brighton with prices ranging from 400 to 6000 dollars. Names include George Matlock, Jack Dewolf, Levi Hochstetner, Jane Bowers, Robert Dunbar, Lizzie Singleton, H. P. Deal, Chas Keck, Frank Bruty Jr, J. N. Irwin, G. W. Dash, I. N. Carr, W. Cresswell, James Chapel, Willis Chapel, J. W. Teeter, H. H. Willson, Bryan Dennis, Frank Hamilton, D. O. Davison, John Hesser, and counties Marion and Jefferson listed. The page records multiple land transfers with varied acreage and monetary values.
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L. A. Stephens
D. D. Stephens
Oregon
L. A. Sayre
Anna Bailey
Crawford
Geo. A. Matlock
Jack Dewolf
Brighton
Herman Ramig
Levi Hochstetner
English River
John Dunbar
Jane Bowers
Lizzie Singleton
H. P. Deal
Dutch Creek
Robert W. Dunbar
Chas. H. Keck
Frank Bruty, Jr
Washington
J. N. Irwin
G. W. Dash
I. N. Carr
W. Cresswell
Lime Creek
James F. Chapel
Willis A. Chapel
Ainsworth
J. W. Teeter
H. H. Willson
Bryan Dennis
Frank P. Hamilton
D. O. Davison
John Hesser
Marion Township
Jefferson County
Earnest Snider Breaks Leg Jumping From Stack
Brighton reports Earnest Snider youngest son of Mr and Mrs H Snider broke his left leg just above the knee by jumping off a straw stack. Drs W S Parks and M C Terry attended him, and the boy is getting along fine.
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Brighton
Earnest
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury
Caution against mercury based catarrh remedies and endorsements for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. warns to ensure genuine product. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and Vienna storefront candies.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Little Tuk and the Frog Woman in Zealand Tale
A boy called Little Tuk cares for his sister Gustava while studying geography by candlelight. He imagines a Denmark like Zealands with King Waldemar as towers fall and a frog-like Soree crone warns of rain. The dream ends with the frog utterance “Crouk!” as the tale shifts.
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Wordingburg
Waldemar
Soree
Holberg
Absalom
Cronk
Littl Tuk
Crouk
The Coming Marvels And A World With Fewer Children
Guglielmo Marconi predicts a future of airborne and electric powered travel with airships and steamships replaced by sun energy. He argues births will fall as intelligence rises, and cities become humane with efficient, wireless communication transforming life and work across nations. He envisions a wireless telephone era advancing with De Forest and partners.
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Guglielmo Marconi
America
New York World
Orville Wright
Washington
New York
Hfe
de Forest
Little Tuk and the Dream of Roeskilde Towns
A Danish tale follows Tuk, who cannot read by lamplight but dreams of a washerwoman’s guidance. A magical journey reveals Roeskilde, King Hroar, and a prophecy of wisdom, wealth, and fame as Tuk wakes to a perfect recall of his lesson.
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Providence
Tuk
Lama Hen
Kjoge
Littl Tuk
Hroar
Roeskilde
Denmark
Prastoe
Thorwaldsen
Little Tuk
Ted
Everson Property For Sale To Close Estate
The Everson property adjoining the City Library, being lot seven in block nine, and lot one in block twenty six in Highland Park, are for sale to close up the estate of Mrs. E. E. Everson. For price and terms, see A. Anderson, Executor.
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Everson
City Library
Highland Park
E. E. Everson
Tf A. Anderson
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
W. P. Hennig
Vienna
Cardus
Lucinda ©. Hill
Freeland, O
Hans Christian Andersen
Charles
Gustava
Zealand
Truckle
Marconi
Inventor
Corsor
Ren
Saw
J. H. Wagner Company
Fort Madison, Iowa
Washington County
John Shields
Pacific Coast
Angeles
Tacoma, Sound
Las San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Puget
Rock Island
California
Colorado
Salt Lake
Southern
H. W. Russell
Washington, Iowa
Tere Island
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