Narrowing Scope in Hugging Murder Probe
Nine witnesses questioned after last Saturday night shooting of Richard W. Hugging on Conger street. Police, Sheriff, County Attorney, and Coroner say the investigation is narrowing with a goal to gather evidence for a possible premeditated murder charge, likely tied to jealousy. A nearby theory suggests an offended husband or a jealous suitor shadowed Hugging, with a note from a woman seen as a warning.
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Conger Street
Richard W. Hugging
Wagner
Police Department
Shores
H. McCoy
Kistner
Huggins
Huaggins
Huggin
Murbush
Amolox Promises Quick Skin Relief for Eczema
Doctors report Amolox, a new skin remedy, cures eczema and related conditions. A scalp case allegedly halted hair loss after one week, with rapid healing and new growth. Ad claims instant relief from itch and burning, 24 hour complexion improvements, and a money back guarantee.
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Amolox
Venete, Bras, and Henderson Drag Co
Death of early Bradford settler B A Hillings
B A Hillings longtime Bradford township resident died at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown and was buried in Greenwood cemetery after his body was brought home. He studied at Bradford academy and once showed promise of becoming a lawyer but did not succeed. He was married late in life to Emma Weber, who predeceased him five years ago. The obituary note also mentions the funeral of J W Kepple from Minneapolis, with Lloyd Kepple of Montana in attendance.
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W. W. Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Woolley
Huggins
Nashua
B. A. Hillings
Bradford Township
Marshalltown
Green~wood Cemetery
Bradford Academy
Emma Webber
J. W. Kepple
Minneapolis
M. B
Lloyd Kepple
Montana
Painter Sues School Board Over Unpaid $99 Bill
J J Busch, a painter in Orange township, sued the rural school district for $99 after painting a sub district No 7 schoolhouse but was not paid. He first sued the board, then John Mergen, a district director, with both suits failing. Justice Knapp ruled Mergen not personally responsible, saying he acted without board consent.
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J. J. Busch
Busch
Orange Township
Justice Court
Bush
Distriet
Ife
John Mergen
Buseharen
Justice McMurray
Mergen
Justice Kn
Minnesota Official to Attend Dairy Cattle Congress
George F. Authier, secretary to Governor Fherhard, and a member of Minnesota's immigration commission, will attend the Dairy Cattle Congress in this city next week. A former Wort Podge man, he has been active in Minnesota politics and served as position editor for the Minneapolis Tribune before his current post.
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George F. Authier
Fherhard
Minnes
Commission of Immigration
Mr. Authier
Minnesota
Minneapolis Tribune
Teachers Meet With Librarians in Waterloo West
Librarian Miss Fanny Duren invited grade teachers to tour the library section to learn its services. About thirty teachers attended with focus on children’s department, reference help, readers and speakers index, serial pictures loan program, and staff support for classroom research. A similar meeting will soon be held in Waterloo East.
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Fanny Duren
Waterloo West
Wlora Coen
Misa Maria Brace
Miss Brace
Waterloo East
Funeral Rites for Gilbertville Pioneer Nicholas Gales
A large Waterloo attendance marked the funeral of Nicholas Gales a longtime Gilbertville resident who died Monday at age 91. Services were at St Marys church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Thirteen children survived except Sister Mary Godfrieda now at a Mankato convent.
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Waterloo
Gilbertville
Nicholas Gales
Mathers Nemmers
Kramer
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary Godfrieda
Mankato
Minn
Nicholas
Chris
Matt
St. Joseph
Ta. Peter
Sioux City
Tahn
Jacob
B. Shirley
F. M. Vanson
Maker
M Waterlan
Paul
Rose Gale
Roy Landy
Sons of St. George to Hold Social Dance in Pinkerton Hall
On Thursday evening the Sons of St. George will hold a social session and dance in Pinkerton Hall. They plan to initiate a class of 21 new members and install elected officers, with grand lodge officers expected to participate in the ceremonies.
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Sons of St. Georg
Pinkerton Hall
Grand Lodge
Trust Program Now Completed
Washington D C Oct The conference report on the Clayton anti trust bill, already passed by the senate, was approved by the house 244 to 4 completing the anti trust legislation for this session. The bill places guilt on individuals in corporations violating anti trust laws, bans unfair price discrimination and interlocking of directors, and prohibits holding companies that lessen competition and exclusive tying contracts.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Ue House
Congress
House
Don’t Let a Cold Settle on Your Lungs
A patient from Pleasantville recalls severe winter coughs settled on the lungs in 1911. Eckman’s Alterative is praised for easing bronchial catarrh and long affections and building the system. The ad claims relief with initial skepticism, notes no habit forming drugs, and invites readers to write for a booklet.
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Pleasantville
Eckman
Fed
M. Bates
Leatt Druggists
Rekman
Philadelphia
Stensley Mass Today At Grace Church
Services were held for Arthur Spenalay at Fooreloek Obs arsternoon with mourners from Northrup and Argyle. The body arrived from Quincy. Relatives included Wo Spersley, A J Gira, Suk Canter, Mina Ball, Theodore Ball, and Mrs Mary Ball. Pulpit vacant. Rev William Minchin of Ames to preach next Sunday.
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Pune
Arthur Spenalay
Fooreloek
Ure Hootecaftla Parenta Ld
Argyle Street
Northrup
Grace Methodist Shurch
Tavedtt
Tinwood
Quincy
Ie Whlaw
Ottertown
Aguten
Wo Spersley
Phibidedphias
Mra
A. J. Gira Sitter
Tpon Suk Canter
Mitooy Rad Klossey
Wo Howard
Oedweins
Menting
William Minchin
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Ceorge Starlings
Miracle Man
Baseball Hall of Fame
Connie Mark
Hall of Fame
Boston
Sons OF ST. George Soctat
Scott
Harrah
Stewart Mig
Dea Moines
Biough CO
Sycamore Street
Theodore Ball
Springfield
Mina Mary Ball
St. Louis
Slater
Walter L. Rol- Vink
Whirst Congregational Church
Art Schafloer
Union
Sea Island
Frank Bros
Chrysanthemums
Down ‘Town Green
Third and
Jeferson Streets
Phonesles
Entz
East Fourth Street
Pat
Abe
Entz Bros
Enty Bros
Mast Fourth Street
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