Elliot to Run for Congress in Third Iowa District
Charles Elliott of Waterloo announces candidacy for the U S House in Iowa’s Third District, subject to the Democratic primary on June 20. He recalls elections as Black Hawk County superintendent and notes his past as a Republican editor in Iowa Falls, clarifying party changes.
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Charles Eliott
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Congress
Chas, Elliott
Elliott Fe
Busck Hawk County
Waterloo Tribune
Elliott
Iowa Falls
Towa Falls
Black Hawk
Moser for Representative Named by Democrats in Elders
Elders man Charles Moser has been nominated by Democrats for representative. The article notes his clean record and successful business career. Also covered is Prof Guthrie of New York City delivering a lecture on labor versus capital with warnings about inaction and the power of labor organizations. Rev W H Lemen chosen as official telegrapher for the BaltimoreMethodist conference. An incident near Geneva involves farmer Lollie Cole creating road obstructions and burying a dead cow to disrupt Will Page’s mail route, leading to legal action.
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Eldora
Charles Moser
Moser
Businens
Guthrie
New York City
W. BH. Lemen
Baltimore
Maryland
Asso
Geneva
Lollie Qole
Will Page
Aome
Cole
Pageang Ta Dolag
Sgelnet
Charles B. Hanford
Metropolitan
Granduer
Corps de Ballet
The
Nile
Frightful Animal Carcass Causing Township Troubles
A decaying carcass hangs from a tree drawing government scrutiny. Township trustees and the board of health seek removal, while residents fear public dangers and court intervention may follow as Cole delays and obstructs roads. H. H. Seerley will lecture at Ackley, Cedar Falls educator regarded as leading figure in America.
Weather bulletin forecasts favorable farm season in Iowa
The Des Moines forecast notes favorable conditions for farm work and vegetation growth across Iowa. Temperatures ran above normal with a wide range, a dry but brisk thaw reduced frost impact on the 16th, fruit prospects look excellent, winter grain and clover are in good shape, while stock in northern counties remains poor and spring pig numbers are expected average.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Weather and Drop
Arete
Democrats Choose County Candidates at Eldora Meeting
A county Democratic meeting in Eldora on April 27 will select names for county offices and discuss related matters. Also noted are promotional items for Metropolitan's Antony and Cleopatra revival on April 29 with elaborate staging and international acclaim.
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Eldora
C. C.geraman
Franklin Co Court Assesses Ackley Case and Local News
Franklin county court at Hampton records include a damages claim of 100 in a stock damage case and a dog shooting verdict of 125 against Aldinger. Other items cover Pumroy vs Reed postponed, county property values, Hardin County insane care costs totaling 7500, Schoorman death at 66 from heart failure, and potential changes in express carriers.
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Franklin County Court
Hampton
C. A. Reeva
Jana Sloring
Sinding
Roe
Latimer
G. H. Al-dinger
Fred Laipple
Aldinger
Dafendanta
J. D. Pumroy
W. G. Reed
Hardin County
Circulate Nomination Papers in Hardin County
Democratic mobilization moves ahead with circulating state candidate petitions. In Victoria on Saturday, nominating papers for governor down to minor offices were opened for signature and later filing with the state auditor. Fred White of Keokuk County is named for governor, with about 1,000 signatures statewide and twenty in the county targeted. C. J. Rogers of Hidera is slated for Attorney General on the ballot.
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Hardin County
Victora
Auditor of State
Fred White
Keokuk County
C. J. Rogers
Hidera
Local Republican and Democratic slate for county offices
Thomas Walsh seeks re election as sheriff and Attorney Ward also runs for re election. Duren asks for support for representative. Barney Starr as treasurer seeks another two year term. Jobe Stout and Matt Kennedy run for recorder. All are Republicans. Wm Wiemer, Democrat, circulating nomination papers for board of supervisors seat citing road district work. Wiemer, a Radcliffe banker, is described as a thorough business man.
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Ward
Duren
Barney Starr
Jobe Stout
Matt Kennedy
Recorder's
Wm. Wiemer
Board of Supervisora
Wiemer
Radcliffe
Splendid Sunday Cantata Draws Crowded Presbyterian House
A large choir of thirty plus voices performed the cantata at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening to a packed crowd. Morning services at St Johns and Easter observances drew large congregations with communion at 125 plus. First and United Evangelical churches offered programs with sermons and music while St Marys held masses and usual services. Local farmer R Snader notes improved pasture and early grass. H Olmatead house project near Ike Collender's home advances.
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Presbyterian Church
Publc
St. John's Church
Briefs of the Morning in Fragmented Election Era
The notices summarize political maneuvering as Republicans decide to kill President Roosevelt’s proposed bills. A mysterious death in Ohio near Nevada is ruled accidental, while a March Stepplog fire at Pender, Nebraska caused $40,000 in damage. An elderly Centerville resident dies, and a St Paul raid ends with capture of a noted crook. New fire yesterday totals $850,000. Speaker Cannon’s opposition to tarifi duty on wood pulp is noted along with a House Committee vote on Fowler’s money commission plan.
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Steerlogg
Roosevelt
Ohio
Dolph
Nevada
Pender
Nebraska
Henry Bon
Centerville
Robert Keble
Crook
St. Paul
Atuna
Vergennes
Speaker
Votes to Vacate Property for Iowa Central Depot Work
City council approves land transfer from Main to Franklin for the proposed Iowa Central passenger depot with a requirement that construction begin within ninety days and finish in a reasonable time. No title will transfer until completion. Superintendent Nazzett reports the Electric Light and Heating plant will be debt free within four years. Minor bills were approved.
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Iowa Central
Main Street
Franklin
Lincoln Avenue
Nazzett
Electric Light and Heating Plant
Two Local Couples to Wed at St Marys Church
Miss Margaret Etla Hays to marry Henry E. Roth at St Marys Church Tuesday morning April 28. The ceremony will unite Miss Wila Margaret and Neary E H Roth, with reception at Ackley after May 1. The bride is from Franklin County and popular locally. Benny Roth, a member of Schultz Roth drug firm, is from Dubuque County and well regarded in Ackley.
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Wila Margaret
Neary E H. Roth
Toather Ahe
Franklin County
Thin City
Benny Roth Ia
Schultz & Roth
Dubuque County
Dyersrire
Ackley
Family reunion at Cassidy home brings h meld of kin
A happy gathering at Mrs. Kate Cassidy's home brought together her son and daughters after years apart. They planned to return to North Dakota, with Mrs. H S Porter Aneta N D Mrs Ralph Babcock Casselton Mrs J F Lohr Flandreau S D and Richard Mason City IA among those visiting.
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Kate Cassidy
North Dakota
H. 8. Porter
Aneta
N.D
Ralph Babcock
Casselton
Wm. Brown
Onsaidy
Waterloo
Gets Big Verdict 3600 Returned Against F F Michaela
Marshall County jury awards Oscar Rosengren of Marshalltown 7800 damages in a auto collision case filed against F F Michaela alleging driver carelessness near Marshalltown. Defendant contends the accident did not occur on Male street. Leech listed as driver.
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F. F
Michaela
Marshall County
Oscar Rosengren
Marshalltown
Fred
Local Notices From Eldora Include Marriage Plans Amid Court Report
Fragmentary report from Eldora indicates a marriage license sought for Cornelius DeVelen and Theressa Ubben amid a wedding planned at St Johns Chapel. The couple, described as industrious with strong community ties, will wed at home of Mr and Mrs Ubben with many friends expected to attend.
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John Unban
Cornelius NeVelen
Eldora
St. Jono's Chutel
Misa Theressa Ubbear
Cornelius DeVelen
DeViley
Thin City
Apples Sold Cheap by Peddlers From Iowa
Local peddlers from Iowa Falls offered barrels of New York apples at $1.50 each in a city district. Retailers sold apples at about $2.60 to $3.60 per barrel, prompting moral warnings to buyers to check current prices before purchasing.
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Iowa
New York
March tax receipts top prior records at county treasury
Treasurer Barney Starr and deputy praise March payments as the largest in the book for the first half of the year, totaling about $130,000, enough to cover expenses for months until fall payments. The Cherokee tale appears as a tangential domestic anecdote involving a servant girl and a grocer, ending with a warning line.
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Barney Starr
Hiss
Alice
Court House
Mao
Ater
Dorothy
School Motes and Botany Class Work Highlights
The Botany class conducts joint sala work while herbarium studies draw interest. Roy Franta visited the high school at the start of the week for interior views. Reverend Johnston from the Presbyterians led devotional exercises Monday morning at the high school. New apparatus was added to the physical laboratory. Walter Halen started in the seventh grade, while eighth graders began Algebra last Wednesday. The fifth grade started geography last week.
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Dong Sala
Roy Franta
Rov. Johnston
Presbyterians Church
Walter Halen
Prye
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American Express Company
Antony and Cleopatra
Ions Falls
Jack Boland
Albion
Mrs. C. Richtameier
Reno Wait
Clarkaville
Pure Drugs
Thomas Walsh
First
United Evangelical Churches
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ackley Ling
R. Snader
H. Olmatead
Ike Collender
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