Webster City Debate Teams Prepare for Honors Clash
Webster City High will debate the question Should American Cities Have a Commission Form of Government on December 10. The local team includes Ralph Stearns Miss May Smith and Miss Bessie Bickford. Clarion’s squad features Miss Gladys Bennett Howard Weller and Emmett Lenihan.
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Thisacion
Webster City
Assto
Ralph Stearns
May’ Smith
Bessie “Bick
Ford
Gladys*Bennett
Howard ‘Weller
Emmett
North and South Side Gun Club Challenge Shooters
North side business men of Second Street of the gun club extend a challenged shoot to the south side. N M O Connor leads a five man north team versus a south side five with picks to shoot as many clay birds as desired. Losers host a banquet for winners. A meeting will set arrangements and the event may be next week. North: O Connor Gerber Dunkle Beatty Channel. South: Richeson Teed McCauliff Whitham Pete.
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N. M. O'Connor
South Side
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
Gerber
Dunkle
Beatty
Channel
Richeson
Teed
McCauliff
Whitham
Pete
Strike disrupts Minneapolis mills and rail yards
Amid a sweeping switchmen strike in Minneapolis and Duluth a large share of Great Western railroad work and 23 pig iron mills halt operations. Officials warn of widespread losses with 5 000 workers idle and millions in daily economic impact while police badge use by nonresidents triggers legal scrutiny.
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Iiebreakers
Aly
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Minnesapolis
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Westorn
Minneapolis
Union Station
Hawley
McEwen
Minnesota
New County Poor Farm Seeks Public Vote For New Home
The board plans a new county poor house on the farm area arguing the current old frame building is unsafe and ill ventilated. It may require at least 25000 dollars to build a suitable home but 5000 can be spent without a vote. The paper urges voters to decide. A. O. U. W. and Degree of Honor lodge elections are set for December 6.
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Tribune
Hamilton
Vreeman-Tribune
Hamilton County Independent Telephone Company
Hamilton County Company
Bell Toll
Bell
Martin Company
Martin
Hamilton ‘County Company
Bell People
Jhhe Martin Company
Hamilton County
Riot injures three at Bain woman's tailoring shop
In Chicago yesterday a riot between union and nonunion workers at William Bain's tailoring shop left William Bain his wife Jennie Bain and Helen Malinosky seriously injured. Union supporters rushed the shop armed with scissors, assaulting workers. three men were arrested.
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Chicago
William Bain
Jennie Bain
Helen Malinosky
Trailoress
Bain
Ma‘nosky
Brave Rescue at Sea Aboard Vaderland Near Nantucket
The steamer Vaderland rescued Captain Edgar B Biglow his wife and child and four crewmen from the sinking schooner Eugene Borda southeast of Nantucket lightship during a northeast gale. Vaderland bound for Antwerp sighted the distressed schooner at 7 a.m. A lifeboat was lowered despite rough seas and pulled in close to save the group, with Captain Biglow the last to depart.
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Vaderland
Edgar B Biglow
Hand Child
Eugene Borda
Nantucket
Antwerp
Barman
Captain Bigellow
Preacher Keeps Hatchet Raised Over Ellsworth Dance Controversy
In Ellsworth on December 1 Rev Hjortholm denounces any link to a peace protocol on the village dance debate. He insists his church and himself will oppose the dance and future compromises, vowing to wield his hatchet against what he calls evil.
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Bl. Worth
Hjortholm
a _ Ellsworth
Ellsworth
High School Team to Meet Alumni in Implied Exhibition
The high school team that lost its season opener to the Fort Dodge militia will play an alumni squad next week. Alumni players are mostly last year’s grads and some were on the prior fast team. Practice begins tonight as captains clash in rivalry talk and venue options include the armory or another suitable site.
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Fort Dodge
Mudbank Group Advances to Protect Americans
The Mudbank team strengthens protection efforts for Americans amid ongoing safety initiatives. The group emphasizes practical measures to shield communities and ensure access to essential services.
Prairie aground as navy moves force to Central America
Philadelphia reports the auxiliary cruiser Prairie ran aground in the Delaware River after weighing anchor bound for Nicaragua. Tugs try to free it. 800,000 rounds of ammo and a 705 marine force aboard. Naval units on both coasts ordered to protect lives and property if needed.
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United States’ Navy
Republic
Nicaragua
Prairie
Delaware River
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Caribbean
Dixie
Philadelphia Davy Yard
Washington
Smediey
Butler
Panama
P.A. Brennan
Mahoney
Navy Yard
United States
Central America
Christmas Photos For Your Relatives At Johnson's Studio
Snap a timely portrait at Johnson's Photo Studio. They offer latest styles and finishes, promise fair prices, and invite customers to visit or call to see samples.
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Johnson
Diff Johnson
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