Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 61, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 April 1909

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IKE GLAZEBROOK IS BADLY INJURED.

Grandmother Casto Dies at Monticello Home.

Howe Ditch Contract Annulled By Court

More New Automobiles For Rensselaer People.

Women Have a Fight In Roselawn Street.

FRED STOCKSICK DIES SUDDENLY.

Free-For-All Fight In the Wolcott Saloon.

Parr to Have a Band; Begin Practice Wednesday.

AN OLD MEXICAN WAR VETERAN PASSES AWAY-

Cornerstone of New Chapel to Be Laid Sunday, May 2.

Dr. I. M. Washburn to Take Post-Graduate Course.

The Right Story About The College Big Bassviol.

“Cigarette” Baker Returns . After Five Years Absence.

Joe Jackson and Wife Now In New Mexico.

IN FULL DRESS FOR G. A. B.

Republican Given the Keys As State House Custodian.

Drugged Fanner Found

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FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE

HIGH SCHOOL.

Don’t Like the Name of The Rensselaer Wrens.

Dr. Horton Lost $2l; Lee Kepner Found It.

G. Wood’s Family Quarantined; Another Child Sick.

Blutstein Skins Weinstein’s Nose; Bernstein a Witness.

Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Car Makes World’s Record.

Editor-Postmaster Martin Is Sued for a Divorce.

Werner, the Tailor,

ESCAPE FROM FIRE.

The Obnoxious One.

Soups for Vegetarians.

Polish for Fire Grates.

BRAVE FIGHT FOR LIFE.

DISCORDS.

Sounds Funny to Hear-

ILLINOIS TURTLE FARM.

How a Platform is Built.

Ballooning as a Fad.

MT. AYR.

Joe Zoborowski Drowned in a Pond Near Morocco.

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JOHN DUVALL BUYS OUT VAN GRANT.

Texas Editor Writes Up His Own Wedding and Does It Well.

Another of George Wood’s Children Dies in S. Dak.

Two Big Days at Maines & Hamilton’s.

Some Statistics About The U. S. Corn Crop.

Chicago Theatrical Gossip.

Tomato Plants.

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STATE NEWS.

Farmers’ Institute.

Grand Army Picnic.

Temperance Sunday Will Be Observed April 25th.

Sarah C. Barkley.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN MARKETS.

MILROY.

A Business Change.

For the Trade of 1909.

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