Webster City notes and town items mix of ads and letters
Local column recounts trades and purchases, civic concerns, and community notices in Webster City. Mentions Bee trading, church activities, school and sewer debates, meat trust concerns, and a carnival plan with local characters and reflections on prices and cash trading.
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Stanton R. Hoyt
Valuables Do Not Come Roast on Sunday Dinner
The garbled note suggests a critique of the difficulty in obtaining a preferred roast for Sunday dinner. It references a graphic herald and portrays the idea that writing a roast is easier than buying a beet roast for a Sunday meal.
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Graphic Herald
Northwestern Felt to Install 75 HP High Pressure Boiler
Directors of the Northwestern Felt Shoe Company contracted the Atlan Engine Co of Indianapolis for a 75 horsepower high pressure boiler to be delivered within ten days. It will be the city’s only high pressure boiler and the highest priced new boiler engine and dynamo room, a two story addition of 30 by 2 stories adjoining the factory building on the east.
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Northwestern Felt’ Shoe Company
Atlan Engine Co
Indianapolis
Boi
Death of Mrs. Eunice Ives in local obituary notice
Mrs Eunice Ives mother of Mrs Riley Wayman died Saturday at about eighty years old. She was sister of Spencer and the late derenger. The Rev conducted the services.
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Eunice Ives
Mra Riley
Wayman
Derenger
Spencer
Dista
Crop Bulletin Highlights Strong Prairie Field Conditions
Des Moines notes generally satisfactory early field conditions with healthy vitality in seeds and excellent tilth. Dry subsoil absorbs heavy rainfall, reducing moisture excess. Outlook for fields at mid May is reported as better than ever with no reports of fruit damage from low temperatures.
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Des
Moines
Lay
Seventh Grade Picnic at Woods North of Town
Seventh grade Miss Bessie Lyon led an all day outing for about thirty pupils with Mrs. L. H. Ford observing. They picked wildflowers played ball and ate a large noon supper cross legged on the floor. Edna McCaskie minor fall in the creek marred a mostly delightful day.
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Bessie Lyon
L. H
Better Way Portraits Courtroom Teachey Tribute in Johnson Case
The closing argument Friday in the Johnson indictment at Hamilton County Court featured praise for county attorney Boeye from fellow lawyers Chase and Boege. The exchange highlighted civility and integrity in legal practice and lauded Mr. Chase for generous words while noting both teams’ effective advocacy.
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Silas. Johnson
Northwestern
Chase
Boege
Cady
Boeye
S. Scrapa
Hamilton ‘Gounty
Webster City
Johnson
Arrests After Show Disturbances Near Montgomery Bros
Marshal Ash and Nightwatch Schell made three arrests Monday as a canvass man with the Montgomery Bros Uncle Tom Cabin Company and two roustabouts disturbed the peace while following the show. Each was fined one dollar plus costs and detained in the city jail until the show cars left. One detainee may be held longer as he matches a thief wanted in Algona for a $110 theft, except for a mustache description difference.
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Marshal Ash
Nightwatch
Schell
Montgomery Bros
Tom
Algona
Death of Bradford 8 Mason
The notice states Bradford 8 Mason was a long time Universalist church member in the city and a liberal contributor to its support. It lists a wife and son, mentions B. O. Mason and brother F. R. Mason, and cites further names including E. B. Snook and James Alvin Clark.
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Universalist
O ‘Mason
R. _ Mason
Vail
Snook
James
Alvin
Clark
Hour in Court Reflects Changing Legal Times
A 19th century courtroom scene contrasts with modern practice. Courts now run three to five weeks, four times a year, drawing fewer spectators and mostly legal participants. The judge's pace and public interest reveal progress in Iowa's jurisprudence and broader national changes.
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Otrangere
Iowa
First Northwestern Felt Shoe Order Placed by Hanrahan and O Connor
Hanrahan and O Connor are credited with placing the first order with the Northwestern Felt Shoe Company of this city. They gave an order amounting to nearly 400 dollars to Bol Derr Monday morning for delivery as soon as made. They expect to use a thousand dollars worth of felt shoes the coming fall and winter.
Physician Discovers Cure-Drink Dr. Cladwell’s Sarsaparilla
A doctor in Dinois reportedly discovers the formula for Dr Cladwell’s Syrup Pep sin a remedy claimed to aid dyspepsia constipation stomach and related indigestions. Sold by druggists and general merchants.
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Strook Oil
Dinois
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