Parkersburg Man Dies of Apoplexy in Ackley Station
F P Voeltz an 80 year old Parkersburg man died of apoplexy while seated in the Ackley Iowa depot waiting for a train to Wisdon. He had been in North Dakota to inspect a farm run by his son Glenn and had traveled alone despite family wishes. He leaves a widow four sons and five daughters. Voeltz was a Civil War veteran.
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Voeltz
Parkersburg
Minots Central
Ueslah
N. D
Wisdom
Nord Dakota
Glenn
Mo & St. Je Railway
Hiinels Central
Uris Point
Bert
Big Stone
Euelah
Henry
Springfield
Wic
Millard
Wide
Furnace Explosion Victim Improves at Local Hospital
L B Conry who was burned when a furnace exploded at his home on Wellington street rests comfortably after treatment at St Francis hospital. James Miller and Wesley Koch injured in a recent train automobile crash near Reinbeck show similar steady improvement. Ray Johnson, Bovee Furnace employee, recovers at Presbyterian hospital after a factory accident where a steel plate severed his nose.
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L. BE. Conry
Wellington Street
St. Francis Hospital
James Miller
Wesley Koch
Reinteck
Ray Johnson
Bovee Furnace Works
Presbyterian Hospital
Green Tea Room to reopen as K and P Cafe
The Green Tea Room at 502 Commercial Street, once run by Fred Cnehlsen and closed after his death in October, is set to reopen around November 14 as the K and P Cafe. Leased by Gladys Karabis and Nick Prevar from owner Mrs. Hattie O Bant, with Karabis married to William Karabis.
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Athe Green Tea Room
Commercial Street
Fred Cnehlsen
Fins i
K. & P. Cafe
Gladys Karabis
Nick Prevar
Hattie O. Bant
Wiliam Karabis
Gude
Four Hundred Singers Rehearse for Revival in Iowa
In Algona City Iowa on November 3 four hundred singers begin rehearsals for non evangelistic revival meetings planned by eleven local churches starting November 16 under the direction of Dr James Rayburn noted Kansas evangelist A tabernacle to shelter four thousand sixty is to be erected by volunteer labor for the gatherings
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Alason City
James Rayburn
Kansas
Defend ant Victor Angig Damage Suit Verdict Rendered
A verdict for the defendant was returned yesterday in a damage suit over injuries to Marvel Collin 12 brought by Rose Collin as next friend against W C Carr. The plaintiff sought 1500 for injuries alleged to be permanent alleging fault in La Porte cradle waving incident. The defense argued Marvel contributed by stepping into the car path. Foreman William M Gnagg. plaintiff represented by JC Meyers. defendant by Walter P Jensen.
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Marvel Collin
Rose Collin
W. C. Carr
JC Meyers
Walter P. Jensen
Paddle Frat Pledges for Staging Dance
Des Moines reports 149 Drale University fraternity pledges defied rules by staging a downtown dance last night. Active members rushed the party and paddled pledges in a gauntlet while spectators looked on, with some pledges injured.
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Des Moines
Caby
Drale University
Weir Coel Partiers
100 Million Year Old Fish to Be Shown in Chicago
Chicago on November 3 receives a report by Prof. A S Romer of the University of Chicago that a genuine pear fish from the ancient seas will be brought to the city. He says the entire fish was probably about a foot long and lived in a 100 million year era.
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Bower
Neptune
Romer
Chicago
A. S. Romer
University of Chicago
Legion Aims to Grow Membership for World War Veterans
In Mason City Iowa a joint meeting of legionnaires and auxiliary members drew hundreds as Department Commander Ray Mirny outlined new goals. Projects include increased membership and caring for disabled World War veterans under the new administration. Also noted, national figures from Cleveland faced a contempt of court order and a federal hearing set for December 15 regarding alleged unfair sales methods by salesmen including John G. Goldwyn Smith and Clem Miner of Des Moines.
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Mason City
Ray Mirny
Ida Grove
Steesmaen
National Cash Iegister Company
Cleveland
Jonball
Lott
Départment of Justice
John G. Goldwyn Smith
Clem Miner
Des Moines
Salesmen Charged With Unfair Methods
UPI reports on actions against several salesmen accused of unfair business methods under a competition regulation. The piece notes charges entered on November 2 and references a decree guiding protections against deceptive practices.
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Gincinna
UPI
Fremont Supervisors Named in Ouster Case
Duster proceedings against Dan W. Graham and J. F. Halliday of Fremont County Board of Supervisors begin in district court in Sidney Iowa. Judge F. L. Anderson of Marion is assigned to hear the case.
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Sidney
Dan W. Graham
J. F. Halliday
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
F. L. Anderson
Marion
Headlight Height Rule Stresses 44 Inch Limit
Des Moines reports the attorney general’s office ordered peace officers statewide to enforce the headlight height rule. The law requires lights to shine no more than 44 inches above the ground a few feet ahead of the car.
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Des Moines
Musterole Promises Relief Without Mustard Blisters
Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters Musterole works without blistering and relieves soreness and ailment. A white ointment made from pure oil of mustard and other ingredients, it substitutes for mustard plasters and brings prompt relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more.
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North Dakota
Green Tea Room
K & P Cafe
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
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