Marriages and a New Stepparent in Sioux City Claim
A German bride, 19, married yesterday to a Sioux City man who already cared for eleven children. She becomes stepmother to the brood and gains a 210 acre Woodbury County farm valued at 175 per acre. The groom plans to retire to Kingsley, Indiana. A deed record queries a long-ago undivided property interest.
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Sioux City
Germany
Woodbury County
Lopp
Matilda Drenchbery
Hop
Stage Beauty Reveals Youth Secrets in Theatre Review
The piece discusses Jane Clayton presenting youthful beauty and a confident claim about her complexion using a lurian wy Vislis mixture. It also mentions routines with dry shampoos and corn meal, and notes her frequent performances and singing.
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Jane Clayton
Rooks
Patrick Grant Pursues Aviator Career in Palm Beach
Patrick Grant son of Judge Robert Grant travels to Palm Beach to become an aviator. Philips Ward Page of Brookline and Marblehead in the Burgess company ranks as an aviator. Grant was a centre on the 1907 All American football team.
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Patrick Grant
Robert Grant
Boston
Palm Beach
Philips Ward Page
Brookline
Burgess Company
Marblehead
Harvard
Grant
Uvor
Morning Blaze Destroys Home on North Barclay Street
Fire discovered in a second floor closet at 7 this morning gutted Frank G. Hansen’s seven room frame house at 102 North Barclay Street. The east side firemen saved some furniture but the home was a total loss with walls standing. Hansen had $1410 on the house and $500 on furniture.
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Frank G. Hansen
North Barclay Street
East Side
Hansen
Prisoner McCaskill Denied Bail in Murder Arraignment
J I McCaskill indicted for Henry Phillips murder was arraigned before Judge Platt and pleaded not guilty through attorney Alfred Longley. State argued bail denial for first degree murder conviction risk. defense claimed possible premeditation could occur en route to the Phillips home. The court indicated murder could be premeditated even if not committed until reaching the house.
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J.I. McCaskill
Henry Phillins
Platt
Alfred Longley
Ap DB
Hoxie
BE. H. McCoy
McCaskill
Phillips
New Honor for General Miles
The court notes General Miles refusal to decide bail questions, saying they remain to be resolved by the trial jury. prosecutors recount evidence of Phillips with a poker, McCaskill retrieving a revolver, a kitchen struggle, and two fatal shots, one killing Phillips.
Cold wave ruins area fruit crops in Menlo Iowa
The recent long cold snap burst fruit trees with zero temperatures. Old apple trees suffered most, many ruined. young trees about 60 percent damaged. Small fruit ruined and overall fruit scarcity expected in Iowa, as sap remained in trees until the freeze. Includes an advertisement for Glasgow Tailors offering made to order suits at 15 dollars.
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Menlo
Tta
Jam
Iowa
Glasgow Tailors
East Fourth Street
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls Areas
Real estate transfers recorded include Edw. P. Smith to Randall and others in 1889 with $1 consideration. Grace B. Raymond to Win. A. L t for various blocks in La Porte Cedar Falls and Waterloo areas. Transfers mention Hayes addition Linden Place F and I places, J. Preston and Jenks McQuilkin sub divisions, and Wm. Ings to Geo Ranger for part of lot 2 block 4 in La Porte with $200.
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Black Hawk
Smith
Vrandall
Jand
Grace B. Raymond
AL T
Tot Ps
la Porte
Tondro Pray & Boon
Cedar Falls
Llock
Hayes
Waterloo
FOO
Briden
Wm. Ings
Gea
Ranger
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BELL
Ladies’ Union
Rockford
Bell Store
William Unes
George Banger
T Hartman © Fog
Waterla Cot ¢ Ber
C. J. Miller
W. 4Th St
Patrick. Grant
Morning Blaze
FLG
Hansen House
Miles
Eightey's
Nelson A. Miles
Washington Chess Slob
Avant’s Sample Shoe Store
W.S. Avant
Marsh-Place Ridge
W. B. Fox
Lafayette Street
Baker’s
Baker's
Heinz
Ralston
Bohart
SOAPS
Swift
Lulu
Folly
Lewis’ Lye
State House
Reliance
Blackstone
Japan
the Fox Grocery
East Side Opera House
West Side
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