Midnight Dreams of a Circus Parade Adventure
Snowball and Midnight ride to the city in a wagon to view a circus parade with cats, a dog, elephants, giraffes, monkeys, and a clown. Midnight, excited by the sights, imagines riding Rover as a pony and entertaining the kittens, while the others fear the huge animals but still dream of the show.
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Snowball
Kittephood
Kir
Pursax
Burow
Snowbill
Poff
Kit
Penny
Wesconti
Puff
Midnight
Jin
Pult
Rover
Rever
Thomas
McClure
Napoleon
Bumper Grain Movement Ties Up Illinois Lines
Rail officials report unprecedented grain traffic as massive preparations unfold to handle the record shipments from western divisions to Chicago. The Illinois Central notes the largest grain export this year, with cars rushed in shifts to clear storage and free space for fall harvest.
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Morris Corwin
Illinois
Ivals
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Uniform complaints prompt drive to old railroad attire
A petition circulating among Illinois Central employees seeks to revert to earlier uniforms. Conductors favor blue frock coats, baggagemen and brakemen want blue or khaki options, and many recall styles from years past as more serviceable.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Card of Thanks for Mor ris Cormeinu and family
Card of Thanks. Mr and Mrs Morris Cormainu and family thank friends for kindness during illness and death of their loved one.
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Morris Cormeinu
REISPEAR ENRICHING NATIVES OF ALASKA
Walter C. Shields reports Alaska natives benefit from government aided reindeer herds which support entire families as surplus males are used for meat or as draft animals. Herds have doubled every three years since government introduction. A second item notes the sale of a 22 1/2 acre farm near Solon to James Crofta for about 200 per acre, a record price for the area.
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Wash
Alaska
Walter C. Shields
United States Bureau of Veneration
Ids
Alely
Hwigh
Solon
Ang
Uleh
James Crofta
Cedar Township
Red Light Law For The Woman In Des Moines Trial
In Des Moines Iowa Attorney General George A Cosson defends the red light bill still in a district court trial to test its constitutionality. Cosson argues speaker Feelys signature was not required for the law to bind. Casper Schenk argues presented that signing by the speaker is unnecessary.
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Des Moines
George A. Cosson
Brennan
Parsons and Haines
Feely
Thirty-third Assembly
Cosson
Carroll
Brers
Robbins
C. A. Robbins
House
Senate
Casper Schenk
John B. Hammond
Schenk
House Journal
Brownstone Hair Stain Offers Quick Color Touch Ups
An ad promoting Brownstone Hair Stain claims instant gray coverage and a glossy brown or black for hair without damage. It promises easy use with a brush or comb and offers samples and a booklet for 10 cents. Sold nationwide by leading drug stores and distributors.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
SOK
Plin St
Covington
Foley's Honey and Tar Product Ad Endorsed by Parents
Wm Lee of Paskenta California and E Rhodes of Middleton Georgia praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for universal satisfaction and relief from coughs and colds. Ad urges using Foley's and refusing substitutes. available at all druggists.
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Wm. Lee
Paskenta
Calif
Foley
E . Rhodes
Middleton
British decision on Panama exposition debated in Dublin
Dublin New Hampshire August 4 Great Britain's choice to skip the Panama exposition was the topic of discussions between British ambassador Cecil String-Rice and Dudley Field Malone assistant secretary of state Malone arrived Saturday Malone said his work in the state department concerns the Panama Pacific exposition and hinted readers may draw their own conclusions from the conversation
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Dublin
N. H
Britain
Cecil String-Rice
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
State
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam claims rapid bowel relief
Advertisement touts Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam as a quick cure for diarrhoea dysentery cholera infantum and all bowel troubles without constipation. It promises no opium or habit forming drugs and urges accepting only Wakefield's with a price of 34 cents or three bottles for a dollar.
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Wakefield's
Weekend guest remarks on Dublin residence for ambassador
A fragment notes a weekend guest remarking that it is not a Hotel O Heron but rather unusual for an Irishman to visit. It compares the idea of a British ambassador choosing Dublin for his residence as more or less typical than the alternative.
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O’heron
Dublin
Marion Man to Be Hotel Landlord
Ed O Heron, known in Marion Eldora and Waterloo as foreman of Dearborn Construction, bought the Dearborn hotel at Marion last week. He plans repainting and expects to open in about a month with a new name for the hostelry.
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Iowa Falls
Ed O Heron
Eldora
Iowa
Dearborn Construction Company
Waterloo
Dearborn
Marion
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