Cooperative Elevater Company charter notice 1907 Iowa
Notice proclaims the incorporation of The Co operatives Elevater Company based in Abbott Iowa. It outlines business aims including buying selling and dealing in farm goods livestock goods and real estate with capital stock of 310000 authorized and 3100 paid in. It sets the corporate term at twenty years starting March 2 1907 and lists officers directors and admission rules for stockholders and public agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwa
Rhearérs Co-Operative Elevater Company
Uie
George Arends
Becket Misus Borenga
John Coble
Lowell Frepp
H. M. Wehrsinger
H. Richizmeier
Jake Roskamp
F. K. Meyer
U. Hetkens
FR. Fouts
A. Homann
Dick Noordmann
John C.reene
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Cure All Animals Soon
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics claims to cure torsan cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting directly on the area. Advertises for worms colds fevers coughs diarrhoea dysentery kidney and bladder issues mange and other ailments with a list of affected conditions and instructions to obtain from druggists or by prepaid delivery in New York.
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Hook, &c
Atdrugelsts
Humphreys Medicine Co
Cor
Willam and Jol
One Way Settlers Plots Sale Across Several States
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad offers one way tickets at half fare to homeseekers, for plots in Nebraska, Hantern, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Texas and more. Sales occur each Tuesday in March and April with details and rates via the Central Agent in Minneapolis.
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Ates
Nebraska
Hantern
Colorado
Kansas
Mixcouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Minneapolis
River steamer Archangel sank in Neva with many drowned
In St Petersburg on April 22 the river steamer Archangel sank after striking an ice floe. About thirty one people, mostly workers and small merchants, were missing or drowned within three minutes as the vessel went to the bottom near the Okhta shore. Rescue efforts were hampered by ice and swift current.
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St. Petersburg
Archangelsk
Neva
Flaes
Oktha
WORK OF COLONIAL CONFERENCE
London reports show nearly all morning papers satisfied with conference results. Imperialists lament lack of a full imperial executive and council but call the compromise a victory for the colonial office. They view concessions as a step toward empire unification and better future collaboration.
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London
Colonial Office
Tle
Swedish Minister Arrives and Plans Washington Visit
M De Lager eranty the first Swedish minister to Washington since Norway Sweden separation arrived in New York. He will stay a few days then proceed to Washington. He called this his first diplomatic post and aims to improve labor and commercial ties. President Roosevelt is popular with Swedes and the royal family is well regarded. The minister noted Swedish interest in better US relations and labor conditions in America.
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New York
Washington
M. de Lager Eranty
Norway
Sweden
Roosevelt
América
United States
Theft charge tied to Trust Company of America clerk
W C Douglas, a loan clerk at the Trust Company of America, was arraigned in police court and remanded without bail on a $60,000 theft charge. Oakleigh Thorne, president of the firm, filed the complaint. Douglas admitted taking the bonds and indicated their location, offering no motive and no disposal attempt.
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New York
W. C. Douglas
Trust Company of America
Oakleigh Thorne
Thorne
Douglas
Prayers for Rain Across Cuba Amid Drought
Reports from Havana on April 22 describe widespread church prayers for rain as Cuba endures six months without rainfall. The parched country faces dying cattle and forest fires devastate multiple regions.
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Havana
Whittemore native named Iowa YMCA religious director
James A. Whittemore, Belleview College professor and athletics director, has accepted the post of state religious director for the Iowa YMCA. A Des Moines note says the railroad commission will begin hearings on joint freight rates April 8, with a state tour to inspect lines and study public needs.
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Whittemore
Iowa
Broux City
James A. Whittamore
Bellevue College
Young Men's Christian Association of Iowa
Des Moines
State Railroad Commission
Iowa Bates
Iowa Railroad Commission
Mason Released from Prison After Thirty-One Years
Jasper Mason, imprisoned for murder in 1876, was released by order of Governor Cummins under legislative permission and granted a conditional pardon after serving thirty-one years. Doubt remained about his guilt, though the legislature held he had served long enough, following a heated argument over the Hayes Milden issue.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Jasper Mason
Cummins
Mason
Woods
Hayes-Milden
Butter Coloring Kills Two in Midwest
A harmless butter coloring sold across Iowa, South Dakota, and neighboring states has reportedly caused two child deaths and multiple poisonings. Kent Sterling, age two, of Lake View, Indiana, and a three year old child of Jacob Weiss near Miller, South Dakota, are the fatalities thus far. Iowa and South Dakota authorities will seek responsibility for the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Towa
South Dakota
Kent Sterling
Lake View
Jacob Weiss
Miller
S. D
Iowa
Five Austrians Killed By Illinois Central Train
A stormy April 19 accident near Ells north of Denison Iowa left five Austrian workers dead after a handcar trip to Hills for beer. The victims Unelac Dan Bakic and other two men were from the same group that had traveled from Omaha. Bodies brought to town for burial preparations.
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Unelac
Dan
Bakic Ani So Nvagasaooc
Omalta
Prison for payroll frauds sentencing three Iowa men
Judge Ransler sentenced John G. Hollendors, former roadmaster of the Chicago Great Western, to three years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to padding the Des Moines and Oelwein division payrolls. W. Y. Sibert and Claude Johnson, also guilty, received sixty days in the county jail. Officials estimate payroll fraud losses across Iowa lines at about $8,000, with Hollendors admitting to $800 to $2,000.
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Waterloo
Ransler
District Court
Sentencag
John GB. Hollendors
Chicago Great Western
Des Moines and Oelwein
Hollendors
W. Y. Sibert
Cedar Falls
Claude Johnson
Reinbeck
Iowa
Hallendorf
Spinal meningitis epidemic worry grips state health officials
Boards of health confess inability to control a growing outbreak across Iowa with cases reported in Applnoose county near Centerville and in northern and central regions. Authorities fear a statewide wave of the illness causing damage as they plead for regulation of all cases while deaths mount. Katherine Merrill wed Robert A. Howland in Cedar Falls after a secret ceremony on a train bound for California, cut short elaborate June plans.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Applnoose
Centerville
Iowa
Misa Katherine Merrill
New London
Cedar Falls
California
Katherine Merrill
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Thomas Munger
Lincoln
Neb
Gupid
Robert A. Howland
Conn
Merrill
J. E. Snowden
Howland
Auto Tragedy at Crossing at Marehalltown fa
A foreman for Halt Steins company was instantly killed when their motor car was struck by a fast Chicago and Northwestern train near Marehalltown. H. T. Barehis escaped by jumping. Local reports mix with other notices of suicides and crimes across Iowa towns and a grand railroad rate hearing in Des Moines.
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Crossing
Marehalltown
A. A. Hunt
Halt Steins Company
H. T. Barehis
Chicago and Northwestern
Missing Indianapolis high school girl identified in Dubuque
Anna V. Loughlin, a missing Indianapolis high school girl, was recognized by a local YWCA worker from a Chicago paper photo. She left Dubuque after seeing the notice, buying a ticket to Des Moines, and had stayed at the YWCA rooms while seeking telephone work.
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Indianapolis
Dubuque
Anna V. Loughlin
Igh School
Y. W
Chicago
Des Moinns
Telephons Estrange
Iowa Revolutionary Monuments Sparks Legislature Critique
The Song of the American Revolution meeting in Nes Maines on April 22 condemned the Iowa legislature for failing to pass house bills funding monuments for revolutionary soldiers buried in the state. Speakers called the senate’s large salary allocations a betrayal of patriotism and noted a refusal of a few hundred dollars for memorials.
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Senate
House
Iowa
Iowa prelate named by Rome Rev James Davis appointed bishop of Davenport
Davenport April 17 Rome announced new bishops including Rev James Davis of Davenport succeeding the late Bishop Cosgrove as bishop. Davis born in Ireland sixty one years ago ordained at Milwaukee in 1878, came to America to work under Bishop Hennessey of Dubuque. He has two brothers priests and three sisters. Lincoln April 20 motorman G W Robinson seriously injured in a collision between his street car and a Union Pacific freight train. one passenger on the car escaped injury.
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Davenport
Rome
James Davis
Cosgrove
Walher Davis
Ireland
Mildare
America
Hennessey
Dubuque
Davis
Lincoln
G. W. Robinson
Lincoln Park Street
Union Pacific
Middletown Extends Call to Dr Wight Pastor
Westminster Presbyterian church in Middletown extends a pastorate call to Rev E W Wight president of Hastings College Hastings Nebraska. It is expected he will accept the offer and move to the city to serve as pastor.
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Middletown
Wight
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Uankimansly
E. Wv. B. Wight
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
Slight Earthquake Shock Reported in Charleston and Summerville
A minor earthquake shock was felt in Charleston and Summerville at 8 26 AM on April 30. The tremor registered mildly with no reported damage or injuries as residents described a slight jolt and shaking in the region. Local authorities advised remained calm and assess any aftereffects.
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South Carolina
Charleston
D. C
Charlegton
Summerville
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