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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

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Elbert Hubbard to Lecture at Webster City Armory

Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora New York editor of the Philistine and Little Journeys will lecture at the Armory Opera House Webster City on Monday October 19 under the Universalist church men's club. Admission price not yet set. Hubbard praised as a leading writer and lecturer and his talk described as an intellectual feast. The Denver Post lauds him as a practical thinker and popular author.

Elbert Hubbard East Aurora New York The Philistine and Little Journeys Webster City Armory Opera House Hubbard Universalist Church America Denver Post Mr. Hubbard Elbert Hub Bard Bailey Millard Herbert Spencer Spencer Blubbard Garcia Hfe Iife

Waitress Suffers Painful Accident at Chicago Cafe

Miss Mattie Oleson narrowly escaped severe injury while preparing an order at the Title Chicago Café on Thursday. A large butcher knife slipped from her hand injuring the index finger and palm, causing fainting before she was taken to a nearby doctor's office for treatment.

Chicago

Missing Iowa pharmacy commissioner feared vanished

The Iowa board of pharmacy announces the disappearance of Fred Russell, chairman, who left Rockwell City six weeks ago. His partner Joslyn applies to court for a receiver to wind up Russell & Joslyn drug firm as Russell cannot be located.

Soa Rockwell Fred Russell Commissiopg B. F. Keltz Bs 2 Ainneitgt Rockwell City Spee Russell & Joslyn Joslyn Russell Iowa Board of Pharmacy Commissioners

Nomination in Webster City For Albrook In District Race

Webster City and Familton county react to Hamp ton report the republican judicial convention chose C T H Albrook of Hardin county to replace Judge Evans. Ballot history shows initial splits then steady gains for Albrook with Story leading the final nominating ballot and broad district support except Wright county.

Webster City Familton County Hampton Republican Judicial Convention C. T H. Albrook Hardin County Evans A. N. Boeye C. J. Albrook Mardin County Hamilton County Paterson Wright County Albrook Boeye Peterson Story Wright Booye

Stranger Man Dies After Fall From Tank Construction

Walter Warner, a construction worker, fell about forty feet from a steel water tank and died instantly on the cement floor in Tract, Iowa. He is unidentified and his relatives are unknown. efforts to locate a brother are under way.

Arcade proprietor suffers blood poisoning from pimple

N. P. Nelson owner of the Arcade restaurant is afflicted with a severe blood infection in his right hand after piercing a pimple with a needle. The swelling and purpling appeared hours later and a doctor treated him promptly. The physician fears amputation might have been necessary if he had waited.

N. P. Nelson Arcade Nelson

Kamrar Couple Return From European Trip

Hon. and Mrs. J. L. Kamrar returned Thursday from a two month European tour visiting England Scotland Norway Sweden Belgium Holland Germany and France. They report good crops and cool weather overall. Paris impressed them most with crowded streets and festive atmosphere. they arrived in New York Saturday after leaving Europe Monday evening.

J. L. Kamrar Europe England Scotland Norway Sweden Belgium Holland Germany France Kamvar Paris New York

Revered Rev. Charles P. Boardman Dies Sudden

Charles P. Boardman minister of the Thirty eighth Street Congregational church Minneapolis died suddenly at his home 5716 Portland avenue of heart failure after feeling weak on his way to downtown His death pauses a career spent in Iowa and Minnesota where he worked with the Trades and Labor assembly and was a respected figure among organized labor He is survived by his widow and six children all residing in Minneapolis

A. J. Barr West Bank Street W. Marion Barr Brunswick Neb Aly C. Barr-Robinson Gilbert Station Martha Barr- Meeks John T. Barr Homer Edwin Hall Harold Barr United Brethren Church Illinois Catherine S. Hoffman Virginia DeWitt County Blue Earth County Minnesota Aray Company C 6Th Minnesota Infantry Lincoln Court House Chicago Minneapolis Daily Journal C. P. Boardman Congregational Church the Journal Charles P. Boardman Thirty-eighth Street Mondamin Burlington Webster City Marshalltown Red Oak Bor Congregational Minneapols Rees Minneapolis Trades UN A Labor Assembly Organized Labor Minneapolis Boardman

Webster City breakfast with a potential presidential candidate

The Freeman Tribune notes a morning stop in Webster City by a reformist candidate. He spoke elsewhere and urged bipartisan support for prohibition, urging local voters to cast ballots for the prohibition ticket rather than Republican or Democratic lines.

United States of America Webster City Occidental Eagle Grove Beresford Seth Dakota Springfield Illinot G Oing Prohibition Prohibition Party Judge Taft Taft Oklahoma Wm. J. Bryan Washington Sentinel National Capital Congress Wh. J. Bryan Sentinel

Wallace Urges Social Life on Iowa Farms to Preserve Rural Schools

Henry Wallace says rural schools suffer as farmers move to town to educate children and rent out farms. He calls for more farm social life and practical farming experiments to retain youth, proposes involving farmers in shaping better farm life before the national commission meeting in November.

Roosevelt Henry Philadelphia Mr. Wallace Iowa Wallace

French promoter orders fifty Wright aeroplanes

Lagzart Weiller of Le Mans announced an order to Wilbur Wright for fifty Wright aeroplanes worth $100,000. Weiller expressed confidence Wright can fulfill the contract. The item appears in Oct. 1 dispatch from Le Mans.

Lemans France Lagzart Weiller Wilbur Wright Wright Weiller

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