Iowa Soldiers on Mexican Border to Be Filmed for History
Des Moines August report states Iowa soldiers at Camp Dodge during June and early July will be filmed in a motion picture project. Cameras record daily life from headquarters to hospital tents, with governor and officers present, depicting oath, meals, church services, and the transition from civilian to soldier. Proceeds will benefit troops on the border. negatives archived with state manuscripts. Also includes note on Senator McColl purchasing 24 Purebred Holsteins in Omaha for Mount Pleasant hospital dairy herd.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Boidiers
Camp Dodge
State of
Clarke
Johnson
Payer
Father Mulvehi
Camyr Hiabs
Catholi Bors
Lsten
A. M. McColl
State
Board of Control
Omaha
The
Hospital For the Insane
Mount Pleasant
Romance of Civil Wear Culminates in Low Down Love
The marriage of John Ruble and Mrs. Virginia E. Hord is reported as the culmination of a Civil War era romance. Their youthful courtship began during the 1860s in the South, endured years of separation and hardship, and was revived at a Washington reunion two years ago. Now aged 71 and a few years younger, they married here after long drives of fate and memory.
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Mars
John Hiuble
Virginia E. Hord
Southland
Ruble
Rubin
Robin
War Department
John Ruble
LeMars
Washington
Cupid
Woman at an An Dough Praws U.S. Land Claim
Fort Dodge Aug 3 Mrs Tulda Johnson an immigrant from Sweden who could not speak English three years ago has become a citizen and drew entry No 225 in the Tolrie reservation opening in Washington Over 96 000 entered for 3 000 givens Miss Johnson plans to file Sept 7 and will receive a likely land grant for LGG acres.
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Fort Dodge
Tulda Johnson
Sami
Sweden
Tolrie
Washington
Miss Johnson
LGG
Mother Recalls Son Found Dead by Own Action
The mother and sister identified the body of a Sioux Falls man who died by his own action. The family said he had been away a month and had written home. Neighbors reported a troubled youth. the Waterman family arranged for the body to be moved to Missouri for burial arrangements. A pastor gave a brief prayer at the undertaker’s shop before departure.
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New Amnion
Patterson
Gaerivead
Newhampton
Yesterdisy
Eugene Patterson
Sioux Falls
Waterman
Pardal
Burton Dy. Marsh
Consgregiallanal
Undertaker
Slows Walls
Heat Toll From Prolonged Heatwave Strikes Dubuque Area
Reports from veterinary authorities show over 300 animals dead in Dubuque and surrounding districts, including more than 100 horses, with cows pigs and other livestock lost due to extreme heat. Eighteen human deaths are linked to the heat as a new heat wave reaches 85 degrees. Prostrations rise to three, none life threatening, as temperatures expected to stay high for days.
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Dubuance
Wubugque County
Famera
Anothey
Ayersville
Teesday
Dubuque
Parkings and Child Burned in Explosion
Ang Logan and Mrs. Sprinkle and their young son Francis suffered burns from a gasoline stove explosion at their home. The boy was burned on the head and arm, Mr. Sprinkle on the face and arms, and Mrs. Sprinkle on one arm while rescuing him. Prompt fire department and neighbor aid saved the home.
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Logan
Ang
Rea | Sprinkle
Lysar
Francis
Diagonal Arg 2 Arrests At Sunday Cafe Closings
In a Sunday closing law case T Myers cafe proprietor and FP Fogel of a local restaurant were arrested. Myers pleaded guilty Monday in nyu'or's court and was fined 1 dollar plus costs totaling 4 dollars. Paxel pleaded not guilty and was fined 4 dollars plus costs after a Tuesday trial. Catch big fish reported: Cedar area caught Saturday by Kenry Roalph. Fish measured forty one inches and weighed nineteen pounds after an hour of effort. Dodd's large-fish records note this as the largest in years by four inches.
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T. Myers
Fogel
Nyu‘or
Myrers
Paxel
Charles
Its
Kenry
Farmer Attacked by Bull on West Farm
Joshua Adams a retired farmer was attacked by a bull while tending cattle on his west New Hampton farm. He backed away struck his hand on a peg, suffering a deep gash and likely injuries. No further details available.
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New Hampton
Joshua Adams
Adams
Many candidates withdraw from mouse ticket in primary
The report lists numerous candidates who declined or withdrew from the Republican Progressive and other tickets in a state primary. It notes several names across districts, with some candidates maintaining nominations despite ballot listings and others remaining unopposed or withdrawing before the vote.
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W. OS. Allen
Phintay la
Raselvaok
Moose Uecker
Gallroal Rantidasoner
Ales Diftard Pierne
Congress
Piyst
Giberm N. Wangen
Northwood
F. Green
Cornell
Ten Edwards
Ames
TL A. Kingland
Lake Mills
Nicholas Hultenn
Sioux Center
Hull Mouse
FDP
Vlankemantnt
Waverly
Senate
Guarantes
Welas
Yacn
Front Mouse
Republican and
Progressiva Iickels
The
Hatter
Charles Gilmore
Sioux Rapide
Dale RB. Andre
Burlington
John J. Darrah
Hampton
David Meredith
Lynnville
J. WV. Adking
Pauli
Robert Krnvee
Ralfe
J. AL. Slosson
T. Grimes
Roomfield
Castil
T. G. O'Donnel
Dubingue
Demon
Dupuque
Alvin FP. Pfister
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Scongress
Ist
Duty of
Des Moines men reach penitentiary after delays
Des Moines, Aug. 4. Harry Levich and A E Phillen, under five-year sentences, went to the penitentiary yesterday. They dodged immediate imprisonment by exploiting legal technicalities and court delays, extending their confinement to 14 months after their Polk county district court conviction on April 8, 1901, for maintaining a tenoral.
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Des Moines
Aug
Harry Levich
A. E. Phillen
Polk County
City of spinsters grows in Kansas as Victoria City
Dodge City Kansas August 3 A new town Victoria City is forming in the southwest open to homesteaders with a Queen Victoria club origin led by Miss Georgia Hook. The town will boast a female led government with Miss Hook as mayor and a council including Miss Morton, Miss Cawkner, Miss Minter and Miss Whiting as members elected by the initial townsite company.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Victoria City
Anigue
Old Inkide
Splnstern
Kansas Queen Victoria Club
Georgia Hook
Sabetha
Clu
I T
Milas Hook
Jdea
Miss Hook
Kanan
Dea
Iva Spinstera
Marielle Morton
Sylvia Cawkner
Mildred Minter
Elizabeth Whiting
May Not Dig Bait in Church Dooryard
McGregor August 3 Anglers in North McGregor may not dig bait in the Methodist church dooryard long a favored worm habitat and digging ground for the bait can. Church trustees served public notice advising past present and future diggers to stop digging earthworms in the drainage ditch to prevent water seeping into the basement by order of the church board.
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McGregor
North McGregor
Methodist
New York Publishers Cut Page Count to Relieve Paper Shortage
Daily newspaper publishers in Greater New York agreed to reduce the pages in morning evening and Sunday editions by 12 pages per week to ease the newsprint shortage. They also moved to stop returns of unsold copies to conserve scarce paper.
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New York
Greater New York
Higher Dies in Mass Hospital at Watertown
La Porte City Aug 3 Tuesday morning a fire ruined T T Warners barn behind his residence on Third street. A new five passenger auto purchased the previous Saturday burned, along with two tons of hay grain harness and tools. William Barnester, former La Porte City resident, will move back with his family and join the local business community. The school board awarded plumbing contract to Walter Messer for the La Porte City public school building and annex to support new departments.
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Porte City
T.T. Warner
Turenér
Wiliam Barnester
le Porte Ty
Grandon
BE. Salmon
Wall Street
Bork
Barnester
Brandan
M. J. Blandame &A
Anul
Ayamixa
Tusharil
Charles Baird
Gaushter
John Kerstetter
RB. A. Felsom
Cellar Rapids
Polsum
Cedar Rapids
Martha Berrys
Waterlon
Chariotte
William A. Fisher
Presbyterian Hospital, Waterton
Sie
Coin Hemorrhage Explains Gravity
In a Broadway restaurant early yesterday a damp customer proved the bartender could smile by striking him over the bin after a humorous tale fell flat. The scene drew seven heavy buyers, the bartender stayed solemn, and a wild, coin splatter followed, underscoring the Unmirthful effect.
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New York
Weuarel
Ignals
Storry
Bronx
Harlem
Lightning strikes Tiffin clock in McFarren home
A bolt of lightning hit the chimney of the HH W McFarren house during a storm in Tiffin Ohio. It traveled to a mantle clock on the interior, scattering gears and wheels over the floor with no other damage reported.
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Tiffin
HH. W. McFarren
Falls 20 Feet To Death In Clarinda Trimming Accident
Fenton Whitnah a 40 year old lineman for Clarinda Telephone Company fell twenty feet while trimming a tree and died within an hour. He leaves a widow and one child. The accident occurred in Clarinda on August 32.
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Clarinda
Fenton Whitnah
Clarinda Telephone Company
Hereford bull sets world record price at sale
Lafayette Indiana August 4 Fifteen years ago Jim Price a farm laborer at Shadeland clock farm became a breeder of Hereford cattle. James Price of Onalaska Wisconsin sold a Hereford bull at Kangas City auction for 11100 the highest price ever paid for such an animal. Price and Jane Price the Hereford breeder are the same person. He built up a fine herd from two cows and cheap land in Wisconsin. He raised a bull that broke the world record for value and now has one of the finest Hereford herds in the world.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jim Price
Shadeland
James Price
Onalaska
Wis
Kanga City
Janet Price
Price
Wisconsin
Kidney pills touted to ease backache from meat diet
A period ad claims heavy meat diets cause kidney strain and backaches. It urges workers to limit meat and use Deans Kidney Pills, citing Thomas Pryor at 329 B Oak Ave who reports relief after a box from Wangter Bros Drug Co. The ad ends with Every failure tells a story.
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Dean
Thomas Pryor
Oak Ave
Wangter Bros.’ Drug Co
Whey
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Cifford ‘Thorne and
Gilbert Ny Tau
Rotham Newspapers
Redech
Wolf
Quincy
U.S. AL
Wangler Bros
Cal. J. Miller Simpson Drug Store
Hansen & Hansen
Ww. W. Lytle
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Landgraf & Go, A. Burger & Son
B. W. Schuneman Co
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Drug Co
A. T. Joder
Hudson
R. A. Lonergan Drug Co
Reinbeck
Black Hawk County
Laporte City
Turner
Min, William
Higher
Pital
Watertoo
J.k.joder
Fourth Street
Eastman
Kodaks
Saxe
Waterloo
Cate
Foster-Milburn Co
H Quaky
KODAK
West Pocket Autographic
Eastman Kodak Coo
Rochester, N. Y
Eastman Kodaks
Hamilton
Camera Shop
Bridge Street
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