Former School Man Passes Away in North Dakota
E K McGoggey a long time La Porte City resident died September 27 at his son James N s Ashley North Dakota after five years of ill health and a paralytic stroke He came from Walkerton Indiana in 1870 and served Benton County as county superintendent from 1889 to 1893 He leaves two sons two brothers and seven grandchildren Funeral services were held at Mt Auburn with burial in the same cemetery Other local notices recount visits and gatherings as neighbors recall the deceased and his family.
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la Porte City
E. K. McGoggey
James N
Ashter
N. D
Walkerton
Ind
South Bend
Louise Vosburg
North Liberty
Uuthe Bend
Mt Auburn
Lodge
BecGogry
Benton County
North Dakota
James M
Ashley
Charles A
Pollock
S. D
D. H
Shenandoah
I. B
Mt. Auburn
Mr. Fisher
Burlay
Auburn Cemetery
Atr
C. P. Bailey
Waterloo
Roy Bailery
Alfred Brust
James McGoguy
Cedar Rapids
Rube Firestone
H. C. Unger
Theron
Donald Lee
J. Burgess
Charles
Independence
Otto
W. D. Lyle
F. G. Henness
Babs
Weota
Henness
Lyle
L. L. Lorkard
Greene
Scofield
Joanne Worcester
John Deleman
Will Worcester
W. FE. Bahr
J. N. McQuilkin
C.A. Austin
Vinton
Austing
W. T. McQuitkin
Joe Keegan
Ellen Keegan
Charles City
Nellie Wolford
Greena
A. D. Scofield
Frank Knowles
Gunnison
Cole
Geo. Klock
John, George
Fritz Lehman
D. K. McQuilkin
Flagg, Ill
J. L. Orth
G. W. Fisher
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Askey
Dakootah
Til
J. B. Hayes
Griswold
Storr
City in Brief with Local Movements and Meetings
Mobility and small events fill Waterloo news as residents travel to St. Louis and Detroit, attend conventions, and celebrate births. Individuals include John Sine, Mrs. J. P. Kieffer, H. A. Moore, G. L. Kennedy, Murray Clark Hammer, Myrtle Barrows, and the Liljestrand family. The Waterloo Harp Orchestra plans dances in Britt and Masonville, and a formal dairy-barn dedication near Waterloo draws publishers and cattle breeders.
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Murray Clark Hammer and
Mire
Myrtle Barrows
Marshalltown
J. E. Dempster
C. L. Kingsley
Detroit
Mich
Waterloo Harp Orchestra
Britt
Masonville
J. Veith
A. Walter
A. Webb
L. A. Heisler
S. H. Liljestrand
Edwards Street
Liljestrand
Minneapolis
Men and Religion Forward Movement
John Andrews
Chicago
Milwaukee
Waukesh
Dr. Roberts
Potato crop a winner in Barnesville Minnesota
Barnesville's Early Ohio potato crop boosted local shipping as 65 carloads totaling 39 000 bushels brought in 26130 dollars to farmers at an average 67 cents a bushel. Clay county will market nearly 1 500 000 bushels this year, forecasting revenue around 900 000 to 975 000 dollars.
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Barnesville
Minn
Ohio
Clay County
Grain smugglers linked to Mona Wiss painting case
United States customs officers uncovered a grain smuggling ring between Canada and the United States with two arrests in Norma North Dakota. Walter Jackson and A J Magnie are charged with conspiring to smuggle grain. a dozen confessions are reported. The Mona Wiss investigation spurred the crackdown. The scheme used cross border transfers by Canadian and American farmers to profit from price differences.
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Minot
N. D
United States
Norma
Walter Jackson
Atlantic Grain Company
A. J. Magnie
George W. Foulkes
St. Paul
Northwest
Canada
Foulkes
Bald
Mohall
Federal Grand Jury
Mona Wiss
North Dakota
Young Lads Had High Old Time
Clark Crandall Dewey King and Herbert Griffin boys aged 11 and 12 were arrested after confessing to stealing a horse from C G Antidel and a wagon from Bronson. They rode to Jesup spent $11 from a loot stash, wearing new gloves. police followed to a west side lunch counter and then to headquarters where they told their tale. The rig was left at Jesup and the youths were turned over to Assistant Juvenile Officer Starr.
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Clark Crandall
Dewey King
Herbert Griffin
C. G. Antidel
Bronson
Jesup
West Side
Police
Starr
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Hold 60day Event
Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen of America announce a 60day gathering at Bickley Hall on Friday evening October 6. All members are invited and asked to bring well-filled baskets. Lunch will be served from 6:30 to 8:00 PM.
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Royal Neighbors
Modern Woodmen
America
Bickley Hall
Crystal Theatre Bills Sullivan Brothers And More
An Orpheum circuit bill at Crystal Theatre features the Sullivan brothers quartet with varied singing and dancing acts. Alvin and Kenny perform a Roman ring act praised for cleverness while Laughing Casey Nick Conway headlines as a noted fun producer. Millis and Moulton present a comediette titled A Trial Performance with Espe and Roth offering cannon ball manipulating. Miss Saxe's New Book is on sale at The Paul Davis Store and Black's for 25 cents.
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Crystal Theatre
Sullivan Brothers
Alvin
Kenny
Casey
Nick Conway
Atlantic
Pacife
Millis
Moulton
Espe
Roth
Shots Fired at Austrian Officials in Reichsrat
Four shots were fired from the gallery in the lower house toward the ministerial benches where the ministers of justice and education sat. No one was injured. The man who fired the shots was arrested.
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Vienna
Reichsrath
Flip of Coin to Fix Place of World Series Game
New York on October 5. The 1911 World Series between the Giants and Athletics opens Saturday October 14. A coin flip will decide whether Game 1 is in New York or Philadelphia, with games alternating between the two cities.
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New York
Giants
Athletics
Philadelphia
Steamer Rosedale and Plummer in Peril at Traquois Point
A report from Oct 3 states the steamer Rosedale of the Inland line and the Plummer of the Merchant's Mutual line are on the rocks at Traquois Point near the Sea, after a voyage from Ft William Ontario to Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ft. William
Ont
Rosedale
Inland Line
Merchant's Mutual Hne
Traquois Point
Central adds to police guard during strike turmoil
The Union’s pressure grows as Central expands policing to 125 officers after importing more strikebreakers and 12 black waiters. Open shop policy at Illinois Central in Waterloo triggers union doubt while Indianapolis men walk out. Mass meeting planned with Boilermakers and Carpenters leaders to discuss settlement.
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Umness
Ward
C. A. Nelson
Chicago
S. C
Nelson
Western Boarding Supply Company
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
P. Sullivan
Clark & Lynch
Tllingis Central
Sul-ivan
Organized Labor
Labor Temple
Hinzman
International
Boilermakers
James Paquin
Carmen,s
James Tuucas
Marriage Return After 30 Years
Des Moines report notes that after thirty years of marriage, Mr Henry Rising and his wife are legally considered unmarried though they were once lawfully joined. The couple, said to reside in Des Moines, remain in limbo as authorities review their status and potential implications.
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Des Moines
A. L. Frisble
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph P. Mayer
Henry Boardman Rising
Lilian Howard
Polk County
Rising
Rockford, Jr
Charles B. Rising
Sarah Evatine Kilbourne
Henry Rising
Woman stronger sex defies old saying in life tests
A newspaper excerpt argues that women, often labeled the weaker sex, prove stronger by life length and power, challenging enduring stereotypes with observed resilience and capability.
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E. K. M'Goggy
Dent OF Benton CO
Ashley, N. D
Stevens
John Young
Fort Dodge
Riley Jones
D. FE. Mann
Geo, Heath
Heath
EB. B. Salmon
James Rice
MreComas
Jane
Dows
Buchanan
P. J. Martin
la Crosse
Wis
Kensatt
John Sine
J. P. Kieffer
St. Louis
Ll. A. Wramer
Edward J. Lown
H. A. Moore
F. C. Platt
Laura P. Cutler
Dora Griffin
Boone
Minnesota
Conservatory
Mohammed
Deek Monalga
Central
Indianapolis
G. Pullen
Union
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
United States Census Bureau
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Ligabat
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