Seventh Day Adventists Purchase Spion Kop Mission Farm
Seventh Day Adventists have bought Spion Kop near Ladysmith Natal to establish a mission farm educating and converting Zulus, with a school planned and efforts to make the venture self supporting. The purchase follows a report from missionary F B Armitage via local church leader J C Clemens, noting Slom Kop’s strategic site and historic Boer war battles.
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Spion Kop
Ladysmith
Natal
South Africa
Seventh Day Adventists
Flder J. C. Clemens
Seventh Day Adventist Church
General Conference
Washington, D. c
F. B. Armitage
Armitage
Mr. Armitage
Taft Nominates Officials for Idaho and DC Posts
Nominations sent to the senate by President Taft include Wim. E. Lee for United States attorney in the district of Idaho and Cano H. Rudolph along with James F. Oysler named as commissioners of the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Wim. EF. Lee
United States
District of Idaho
Cano H. Rudolph
James F. Oysler
District of Columbia
How Mrs Brown Suffered Tola Kansas Medical Letter
A testimonial from Mrs D H Brown of Iola Kansas discusses severe change of life symptoms. She describes bloating soreness and weakness ending after twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises the remedy and encourages others to use it and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tola
Kansas
D. H. Brown
Walnut St
Iola, Kan
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rent Unpaid On Grace Church Skating Rink Lease
Iowa Real Estate & Investment Company sues Thomas G. Troy in district court over unpaid rent on the Grace M. BE church building leased Nov 26 1912 for 400 monthly. Plaintiff seeks landlord's attachment of Troy's goods and a $400 judgment with 6 percent interest plus costs. the building operated as a skating rink last month under Troy's supervision.
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District Court
Iowa Real Estate & Investment Company
Thomas G. Troy
Troy
Grace M. BE
Local Woman Sarah Moss Dies in Anamosa Home
Mrs. Sarah A. Moss died at her daughter’s home at 216 Walnut street after bronchitis and complications. Born in Connecticut July 6, 1824, she lived in Iowa since the 1860s and leaves two daughters, a son in Chicago, a sister in Anamosa, and a brother in Olin. Funeral prayers are set for Wednesday at 4 PM, with burial in Anamosa after an Episcopal service there led by Rev. Hinkle.
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Sarah A. Moss
W. W. McFarlane
Walnut Street
Connecticut
Iowa
Anamosa
Henry C. Harper
W. E. Moss
Chicago
Dunice Johnson
Charles Denison
Olin Ia
Episcopal Church
G. W.winkle
Rev. Hinkle
Two Foreigners Found Guilty in Drunken Charge
In a city police court Judge Meyers found two Bulgarians or Serbians or Austrians guilty of being drunk and disturbing the quiet after witnesses described a fight involving foreign residents. Mike Crowlidge and George Junklich were fined ten dollars each and paid. A third man linked to the incident was not located but expected to be taken into custody. One lone drunk pleaded guilty and received two days in the city jail.
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J. H. Meyers
Mike Crowlidge
George Junklich
George Todegettof
Crowlidge
Junklich
Cold Wave Hits Waterloo As North Winds Blow In
A brutal cold snap from the far north drives Waterloo into deep winter. Temperatures plunge to 68 degrees below zero at Prince Albert, Sask., and citizens rush to stock coal. Charities report surge in calls as residents struggle with heating costs and harsh conditions.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Can
Waterloo
Y M C A plans rural life focus at state meet
Ottumwa Iowa January 21 The Y M C A will highlight its role with rural young men at the state convention starting February 21. The county work plan has shown rural impact in five northwestern Iowa counties. C G Hatfield international secretary will discuss The Association and Country Life. Karl Shumaker Illinois state secretary will speak on The Place of the Association in the Religious Life of the City. The convention address will be delivered by Dr L C Clark Mason City.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Fertinent
Addressen
C. G. Hatfield
Chicago
Karl Shumaker
Illinois
L. C. Clark
Mason City
Indians Armed Posse Pursues Utes After Sheep Herder Attack
In Cortez Colorado a dispute between Mexican sheep herders and Ute Indians near the reservations escalates into a mounted standoff. A Mexican herder was seriously wounded after a clash with two Ute hunters, and the Utes, armed with magazine rifles, fled toward the mountains with Bie Rabbit. Sheriff and Indian Agent Spear mobilize a fifty man posse to arrest the survivor Rip Rabbit and seek state militia reinforcement if needed. Local tensions rise over depredations and game violations.
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Cortez
Colo. Jim
Fite
Uta
BoUlnwestern
Colorado
Montezuma County
Spear
Viche
Carle
Rip Rabbit
Big Rabbit
Thief Steals Woman's Dress From College Room
Miss Via Rice, a College of Commerce student, found her room on Commercial Street near Sixth rifled yesterday afternoon in her absence. The only item taken was a dress left by a friend. Rings and other jewelry were not touched.
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Via Rice
College of Commerce
Commercial Street
Sixth
Miss Rice
Waterloo encampment to install officers tonight
Waterloo encampment No. 51 I Co O F will hold a public installation of officers this evening in the Odd Fellows hall. All members of Waterloo lodge west No. 716 and Black Hawk lodge No. 72 as well as visiting Odd Fellows are invited. An entertainment program has been arranged and refreshments will be served.
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Waterloo
Odd Fellows
Waterloo Lodge
Black Hawk Lodge
Diaty Boo in Junior Gang Concerts Stir Cedar Falls Crowd
A Cedar Falls junior band practice draws sixty members under Prof. Mc Creary with evening sessions from 6 to 10. Officers include L H Hughes manager Fred Smith president Leo Hughes secretary Harry Sucker and Wick Oleson business committee Tommie Brown supervisor. G S Mornin decorates and repaints the band room as the town awaits outdoor performances.
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Cedar Falls
McCreary
L. H. Hughes
Fred Smith
Leo Hughes
Harry Sucker
Wick Oleson
Tommie Brown
G. S. Mornin
Thirty Guests Surprise Vanderveer Anniversary in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls Iowa on January 21 about thirty friends surprised Mr and Mrs BE E Vanderveer at noon to celebrate their twenty first wedding anniversary. A bountiful dinner was shared from guest baskets and gifts included a water pitcher and Haviland china chop dish left as mementos.
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Cedar Falls
BE. E. Vanderveer
Haviland
Chicken Pot Pie Recipe from Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill
A recipe for chicken pot pie from Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill highlights a baked pot pie with fowl joints, flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, and cream. The method covers boiling the fowl, preparing a thickened broth, and topping with a light dough, yielding a complete family meal. The note also mentions variations with veal or lamb and references KC Cook's Bank promotional material by KC Cook's Bank.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Investigation Ordered Into Mysterious Prisoner Death
In Washington a request from Worden Moyer leads Attorney General Wielisham to order an investigation into the death of prisoner Oudeondyke at the Atlama penitentiary. The death is described as occurring under suspicious circumstances with few other details available locally.
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Washington
Ciem
Oudeondyke
Atlama
Unclear text rights massing near Waterloo Massachusetts
Fragmentary report lists names like Mrs Prank Beardsley Messy and Mrs Day in a town setting near Waterloo Massachusetts with several unclear relations and actions. The fragment does not provide a coherent event or outcome and lacks verifiable details.
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Fone Sears
gMeKta
Mro
Massey
Workman Injured by Heavy Truck Near Factory Warehouse
Wad.kardemberg, an employee of the Samehy Me Mate company, was injured Monday in a warehouse at the corner of Fairview and Beat when backing up a track he stumbled and fell. A medical team was summoned to treat the leg injury.
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Kardemberg
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