Nature Lovers Life 19 Ended in Columbus
George F Burba a prolific nature writer and editor died suddenly in Columbus after a life of outdoor exploration and journalism Born Hodgensville Ky May 4 1865 he worked at the Courier Journal Springfield News Dayton News Columbus Dispatch and other papers He valued hunting and first hand observation and believed his strongest traits showed in the wilds a man of true character through shared adventures with his father and readers
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Columbus
George F. Burba
Burta
Mr. Durba
Hodgenswile
Lincoln
News
James M. Cox
Dayton News
Springfield News
Columbus Dispatch
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Local Grocery Ad Listing Various Staples and Prices
A storefront ad lists multiple canned goods and household items with prices for items like Campbell Soup, Libby Milk, salmon, peaches, corn, peas, rice, oats, and bread. Includes brands such as Quaker Oats, Monarch Coffee, and Blue Ribbon Sorghum with contact numbers and street address 813 E 4th St.
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Campbell Sonp
Cnet
Northfield
Monarch
Campbells
4Th St
Bad Boy Reform Inmate Hurt In Train Wreck
Francis Moore an 18 year old inmate from Reg Wu Minnesota reform school is critically injured after a stolen ride on a passenger train to Bronx City. His mother Mrs. R. Moore of Rochester Minnesota sits by his bedside at St Josephs hospital praying he may live and reform. Moore previously served a year for jewel theft and breaking a store window but later showed improvement during a five day home visit from the industrial school. He fled during that leave with Michael Conroy and the pair rode the train hoping to work on a farm before the wreck left the locomotive and three cars derailed. His two sisters have been summoned from Chicago as the boy fights for life.
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Sioux City
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Francis
Hoopers
St. Paul
Reg Wu. Minn
Moore
Reform School
Young Moore
Michael Conroy
Industrial School
Bronx City
Chicago
Ferreter Seeks Bank Payments Over Warrants in Protests
John Ferreter, repeatedly fined in Municipal Court for issuing worthless checks, writes court bailiff John Sweitzer requesting that $200 be deposited in an Independence bank and a similar sum in a Cedar Rapids bank to cover protested checks. He asks the bailiff to forward alleged bogus checks to these banks instead of pursuing him or issuing a warrant.
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John Ferreter
John Sweitzer
Independence Bank
Cedar Rapids
Ferreter
Black Hawk County Farmers to Stop Work for One Day
Black Hawk County farmers plan a day off Monday August 23 in Cedar River park Waterloo to host the Farm Goresu federation event. Each family will bring a lunch to share with a program of games music and speeches from Nate Kendall and H H Cunningham with other speakers expected.
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Black Hawk County
Jack Hawk County
Farm Goresu Federation
Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Orange Township
Nate HE. Kendall
H. H. Cunningham
State Farm Bureau Organization
Aries
Musto
Local Fair Night With Music Games At Winchford
An Orange band and Hudson orchestra join the Winchford farm quarter events under Macy Campbell of laws at the State Teachers college campus. After the speaking portion, games and sports are held, with prize support described as no suitable prize offered for each listed event.
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Orange Band
Hudson Orchestra
Winchford Farm
Macy Campbell
Laws
State Teachers College
Veostor Res
Nuit Swemta
Mirried Avornens
Bays Ginter
Pnce Bral Baroe Jersey Pd
Copper Country Hosts Institute Convention Aug 23 24
About 600 members of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers converge in the Lake Superior district for the annual convention on August 23 and 24 marking the first time in decades the event returns to the Copper Country. A separate note reports a Baptist minister from Alawatha Kansas noting a marriage record of 247 couples with only two divorces.
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Mich
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Lake Superior
Johnston and Gloveraville MN Glove and Mitten Tale
In Johnston and Gloveraville Minnesota a discussion unfolds about gloves and mittens worn in the United States. The rumor or claim references multiple units and regional customs but lacks clear facts or names.
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Johnstons and
Gloveraville MN
United
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Kerr Glass Mfg. CO
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