Politician Nomination Talk in Dubuque Meeting
A Dubuque gathering with party leaders discussed nominees for a district race including E L Boles as a favored opponent against Anderson. Waterloo’s Marto was mentioned as a potential ally for unity in the Democratic majority, while pressure to accept a candidacy varied among participants, and the topic touched on Speaker Henderson III’s political strength.
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Black Hawk
Dubuque
Bhnty
Marto
Waterloo
E. L. Boles
Anderson
United Party
Local notes from Iowa Falls area include officials, crime and library costs
Butler county secretary G Merner resigns and moves to St Louis. Parkersburg reports a marked coe meat. Henry Lubbe opens a second enterprise. Boone cereal mills leased by local capitalists for operation. Waterloo Mayor Martin refuses to sign further saloon licenses until growth justifies it. New Hartford man Bert Brannick held on 1000 bond after assault on a Peck woman. Iowa Falls library costs total 540.72 for the year with 2046 volumes and next year projected at 1000. A 400 acre Madison county farm sold to G M Bronson of New Hartford at 22 an acre. Warning to extend no credit to A R Blondin who left home with minor debt. Blondin warned.
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Butler ‘County Agricultural Society
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Henry Lubbe
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New Hartford
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
Madison County
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Ackley to Observe Holiday for August 28 1909
August 26 10 be a holiday in Ackley as more than 200 teachers and local business people close shops for a social day at Clear Lake. Ackrey brass band urged closures to allow a large family gathering with 16 percent for participants and a larger share for railroads. The event aims to foster social ties across all ages, with the train stopping at the Iowa Central line for a scenic lake-side outing and evening entertainments.
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Clear Lake
Ackrey Brass Band
Ufe
Lowa
Teachers Institute Opens At Eldora With Large Enrollment
The annual Hardin county Normal Institute began Monday August 4 in Eldora High School, enrollments reach 207 with a two week session ending August 16. A five lecture series features speakers Swift Chassell Miles Willits Barrett and education day included. A teachers reading circle is organized and a large chautauqua program followed Education Day drew many teachers from around the country.
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A Week in the Local Field and a Youth Injured
A 14 year old named Arthur Kock, son of John Kuo, was injured while employed on the Roosevelt tor. He struck a pile of railroad ties and fell twenty two feet. He suffered internal injuries and a broken nose, with doctors uncertain of his recovery but by Wednesday morning he was fairly well and resting.
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Plenty to Swindle Involves Fruit Trees and Fake Cures
A local scam targets residents who donated fruit trees and shrubbery then paid after receiving goods. Victims report signed bills altered, deliveries made, and cures sold as life preservers, with payments due within thirty days. Several men say they were fleeced for amounts from five to forty dollars, while the scheme also involved dubious remedies and misrepresented guarantees.
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Worship the Dollar Sermon in Chicago by Arkley Youth
Wil Francis, a former Arkley youth now based in Chicago, spoke at a Presbyterian church on Sunday condemning city temptations for youth. He argued capital and labor gaps widen without Christian influence and urged home Christian example to guide youngsters before they seek careers in business centers. He noted Indians and Chinese worship wooden idols while Americans worship the silver dollar and urged better local Christian service and honest property drainage efforts amid town progress.
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Arkley
Chicago
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India
China
Ackley Women Push Sewer Plan Despite Early Start
Town women urge Ackley to begin a municipal sewer system to combat stagnant water and malaria, arguing that even a small initial step can meet growing sanitary needs. They emphasize the town’s wealth makes such an undertaking viable and stress the urgency of improving public health.
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Council Declares Central Stock Yards A Nuisance
Friday evening a special Waterloo council session declared the Winois Central stock yards a nuisance near residences and businesses and ordered its removal for public health reasons. Also notes school statistics inquiries, a resignation from the Waterloo Central freight chief, and local fairs and rail announcements.
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