Omaha Man Wins 850000 by Marriage Under Will
Frederick W. Anheuser of Omaha married Katherine Van Lome on June 30, claiming a fortune tied to a legacy of 85000 to be paid if he wed within two years. The tale notes his uncle’s death last November and the will’s reading, sparking numerous marriage proposals and a public to-do. Anheuser, a city prosecutor, had expected the money earlier but asserts the marriage checks the odds and he is content with his spouse. The article follows the social whirlwind and the humorous insistence that love and luck converge in marriage.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick WW. Anheuser
Earlseed Monihe
Anheuger
Anheusr
Tieman
Ghat Sree
Waterloo
Jess Foy
Xenia
Ohio
Secretar van Vieck
Board of Trade
Foy
Rome
van Vieck
Mr. Foy
Civ
van Vier
No Trouble to Keep Skin Free From Hairs
Article promotes a home hair removal method using a paste of delatone powder and paste pads. It claims the treatment removes hair without blemish if real delatone is used and applied carefully, noting steps to wash skin after rubbing off.
Fragmented OCR text provides no clear event
Readable portions show no coherent facts, names, places, or dates to summarize into a newspaper item. The text appears garbled and noninformative.
City In Brief Wary Wind and Local Visits
A string of brief city notes lists residents visiting relatives, inspections by hotel staff, vacation takes, and local wanderings. Mentions include Evelyn and Warren Sloan visiting Forest Chambers, Mrs. Barbara Junghune of Freetown, and Jor. Lodis Brucey recalling Great Western and Rock Island railroads.
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Evelyn and
Warren Sloan
Predksburg
Forest Chambers
Wellington Street
Lee Siupron
Cedar Falls
Alemis
Fern
Fresno
Cal
Hind Dureain
Ile Wail
Great Western
Rock Island
Dewar Notes Local Movements And Visits
Mrs Joe Turner sails for Wadena Minnesota to visit her son for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Nolan of Cleveland Ohio stay with the Schmidt family then return home. Helene and children of Minnesota visit sister Mrs Wm Heipte. Clara and John Lilley spend the Fourth with aunt Mrs W Suyiler. A meeting will be held at Rey Turner's next Friday night with Walter Schmitt visiting Fairbank. Benefit lecture by Bishop Lee at the church Monday evening July in. Admission varies.
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Bath
Rey Turner
Walter Schmitt
A.D. Hayes
Fairbank
Detectives Continue Bailey Case Murder Probe
Detectives in Freeport pursue the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey shot in Tir Edward Carman’s office. The inquest resumes tomorrow unless the grand jury acts. Carman welcomes a national detective agency head and team aiding the inquiry. He praises the interviews with his wife and offers full cooperation to uncover the killer.
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Freeport
Louise Hailey
Tir
Edward Carman
Raroner
Grand Jury
Carman
Nlight
Rownty
Perger
County Board Awards Coal Contract to Young County Board
The county board awarded a coal contract to Young County Coal Company from among five bidders. The price is $4.04 per ton for shipments to the courthouse and hospital, with county farm deliveries also set at $4.04. Board members toured the county farm to inspect the new $40,000 building as progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Board
Th AL Young Coal Company
Court House
County Farm
Poe
Summer
Women in Paris War Efforts Draw Criticism
A French medical bulletin notes deteriorating health among women linked to exaggerated wartime duties and emancipation efforts. The report highlights social strain as women engage more in public and intellectual roles.
Secretary candidate seeks Watering opportunity
The prospective secretary from another town expresses interest in taking charge of the organization in Waterino. He has resigned his current job to pursue broader fields and believes Waterino offers the right chance. A conference will be held with Watering Gates as president of the We on nation and member of the Hreerorare.
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M ¢ Ao
Waterino
Vung Gates
Weon Nation
Hreerorare
Congressional Mileage Allowance Debate in Congress
Fragmented report outlines plans to set mileage allowances for senators and representatives. House confidence favors reducing to about two cents per mile while Senate discussions signal a different stance, highlighting ongoing dispute over transportation costs and reimbursement.
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Washington
House
Senate
Uncle Sam Tightens Physical Examinations for Recruits
The article notes stricter medical exams for applicants during WWI recruiting. It mentions a naval training station near Chicago on Lake Michigan, with recruits schooled and assigned to ships after exams. It also cites local tailed files and the distribution of men to schools and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 1 McKeag
Thie City
Bargain Society Flourishes Here
Waterloo introduces a two member Bargain Society led by President John Fitzgerald and secretary treasurer Jr. J. The club operates from 212 Fourth Street West offering hand tailored suits at 12.45 each during Bargain Week as fall stock arrives and shelves are cleared.
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Waterloo
Courtesy Club
Tsargain Society
John Fitzgerald
Jr. J
Fourth Street West
New York Reports Record Low Weekly Death Rate
New York city recorded the lowest weekly death rate in history for the week ending July 4. The health department bulletin shows 1,160 deaths, or 10.84 per thousand, the first time the rate dropped below 11 per thousand. Last year the same week registered 12.54 per thousand.
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New York
Health Department
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Jr Rhameed
Fred
Pluto
Anheuser
Oxfords
Morgan & Sullivan
Adani
Gfai Ott Ruenarun
Tex Mageste
Nansier
Ken
Wren
Uutide
Webster
Herbara Junghune
Fretow
Viking
F. Juegkung
Tan Wighland
Jor
Lodis Brucey
Eleepo
NY Evers
Banehet
Devons
Larrabee
Farmer's For
Florence Pdewny
J. W. Banghart
Camp Howe
Koos
Chris Heingehe
Dewar
Byishop Lee
Bese Mhanel
MF Thureh
Bailey Case
Kirk
Palmer House
County Bord
Young
Knights and Ladies of Security
Elke” Hall
Royal
Nelghbors of
America
Afy Wow
Paris
Congresstonal
Allawance
Oho Man
Uncle Sam
Schollian’s Cigar Store
Fourth and Water St
Ingram
Lngram
Qur
Daavul Davis
Old Fine Life Insurance Company
CARE
Marsh-Place
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