Duren a Candidate for Iowa State Legislature
Ikee Dunen of Hidote would represent Hardin county in the Iowa legislature if his friends and the Republican party support him. He issued a letter stating his positions on current public issues. New Lumbering Record shows 37,650,736 board feet cut last year, mill value $321,151,388 plus 11,758,260,000 shinites worth $24,156,555 and 3,812,807,000 inch valued at $11,490,570, indicating annual state lumber output near 40 million feet and total mill value around $700,000,000.
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Ikee Dunen
Hidote
Hardin County
Iowa
United States
Ite
Government Saving? Court Tests Prohibition Bills
Debated remarks by Judge Juan J. Jenkins before the House Judiciary Committee challenge anti-saloon proposals. Jenkins warns ninety percent of so called prohibition bills attack the government, urging Congress to avoid unconstitutional laws and seeking Supreme Court testing. Also notes on prohibition territory evasion and a travel anecdote from John Backens of Retabeck. Colorado land sales and farming ventures are briefly described.
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Houe Judiciary
Juan J. Jenkins
B. 8
Nicholson
American Sull-Vision League
Littlefield
Prohibition
Jenkins
Congress
Supreme Court
Land near Palisades promises high profits per acre
By Neagle living here notes one acre beta in immense profit. He cites a gentleman who last year netted 2800 dollars per acre from two acres of cherries and 1000 dollars per acre in common cases. Land near town can fetch from twenty five hundred to three thousand dollars per acre, though our land is two miles from Palisades.
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Neagle
Witl Telicious
Palisades
Court to rule on stock sale clause in Gowrie cooperative
Judge Lee of Ft. Dodge will hear an Iowa district case challenging a Gowrie farmers cooperative clause prohibiting stock sales to non original stockholders. An appeal is planned. Also a state circular urges careful seed selection as corn yields hinge on seed quality with twelve to fourteen ears needed per acre and warns poor seed undermines crops.
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Lee
Cooperative Grab Companion
Ft. Dodge
Gowrie
Agricultural College
Amey Way
Iowa
German American Friedrich Beerman Dies in Webster City
Friedrich Beerman born in Hanover province Germany died at his Webster City Lews home on Wednesday evening aged 77. The Webster City Freeman notes he was an optimist of strong faith who helped others and welcomed all. He will be missed by family church and friends with thanks to God for his life.
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Frederich Beerman
L'Olle
Hanover
Germany
Webster City
Lews
Little Bau
Gardner
Earth
Little Beulah May
Arthur Gardner
Abbott
Town
Abbott Church
Reve Willman
Hazel Green
Christ
Herman Aldinger
Terman
John Aldinger
Bia Perente
Neftter
St John's Bec Nogelical Church
Meinzer
Ackley
Usont
Drigcoll
Stephen Barlow
Mason City
Business
Eva Logan
Delwe
Ed Silver
Henry Bangacser
OQ. F. Prankey
Parkersburg
Dumont
Allison
Ben Kingery
Greene
W. Conn
Alligon
Parkersbury
Chaffee
Hansell
MaMamee
Auction Sales Near Relnbeck Report
Auction sales at Relnbeck featured James Stewart and Nealy Anderson with two large local events this week. Stewart’s sale approached $9,000 while Nealy Anderson posted solid results. Crowds packed the venues as bidding stayed brisk. Will N. Hellen of Webster City filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition showing debts of 1476.63 with no listed assets.
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James Stewart
Nealy Anderson
Will N. Hellen
Webster City
Newell creamery profits and local investments noted
The Newell creamery on a cooperative plan earned 47077.96 in 1907 while paying 24.1 cents per pound butter fat. The Mirror reports 11000 in stock subscriptions for a 9 chamber cement tile plant at Newell. Loyd Wilson, Aurelia barber, eloped with Gertrude Waddell and was arrested in Nebraska. a 300 reward was split between W Q Striker and an Omaha detective before returning him and the girl to Cherokee county.
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Newell Creamery
The
Mirror
Newell
Loyd Wilson
Aurelia
Gertrude Waddell
Nebraska
W. Q. Striker
Omaha
Wilson
Aod
Cherokee County
Birdsall Quits Race for Third District Nomination
Congresman Birdsall will not enter the June primary for the Third district party nomination to represent at the national capital. The field then likely narrows to Charles Pickett of Waterloo and Bartow Sweet of Waverly, with Pickett favored by populous counties and Birdsall’s voters in decline.
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B. P. Birdsall
Birdsall
Charles
Pickett
Waterloo
Bartoo
Sweet
Waverly
Black Frank
Cousins Not a Candidate for Congress in Sun District
A historical notice reports Robert G Cousins of Grundy County announcing he will not seek renomination for Congress. The message cites long public service, a wish to act in the district’s best interest, and to give voters time to choose a successor. The article mentions local figures and related civic events, including other regional notes.
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Robert G Cousins
Sun
Grundy County
Tim Wor
Bia
Congress
Dave
Robert Covers
Presbyterians to Held Congregational Meeting Wednesday Evening
Presbyterian church schedules a congregational meeting to discuss Rev Kaleer’s pastorate in connection with the church. Kaleer, stationed at Moulton, Jay, preached at the church last Sunday in January.
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Presbyterians
Presbyteriany
Indictment for Brutality Follows Farm Couple Case
Grundy county grand jury indicts W C Weisler a young farmer on an assault with intent to do great bodily injury charge after he allegedly brutalized his wife. The case involves disputes over money with her father and mother-in-law. A separate obituary notes the death of Beulah May Gardner at Abbott while describing funeral rites and condolences.
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W. C. Weisler
Grundy County
Fraternal Bond Event At Keighta Templar Tonight
Fraternal Bond members of St Elmo Commandery No 48 Keighta Templar will entertain brethren in a race themed evening Thursday. Fountain lodge members from Chariton and Eldora area are invited with attendees from Aldeo Radelite and other county towns. Eastern Star held a weekly session Friday, while local bank matters and a Woodmen of America dispute surface amid farm listings and livestock ads in the Nevada Iowa Journal.
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St. Elmo
Keighta Templar
Fountain Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Chia City
Eldora
Aldeo
Radelite
Eastern Stara
Fmat
Plumbers Strike Over Wage Cut in St Louis
The Priets of the Morning in St Louis strike amid wage reductions. Omaha’s Guaranty Life Insurance Association faces charges of crooked business practices. A parcels post bill is introduced in Congress. The oldest Harvard graduate to Town, Dr. Murbank of Waverly, died in Dev Molava.
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St. Louis
Omaha
Guaranty Puid Life Insur Qnce Association
Harvard
Drv Murbank
Waverly
Dev Molava
School for Masons Delayed Instruction Dates Set
District lecturer Wrank Wy Went announced a Masons school of instruction to be held at Mountain Lodge No 210 Ackley on February 20 through 22 with afternoon and evening sessions. Lodges in district No 6 have been notified and members are expected in large numbers to participate in the long overdue event.
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Bald
Sumner
Pountain Lodge
Acksby
Mistaken Snyder story muddles names and a gun attack tale
A muddled local item confuses Mort Snyder and Fr A Snyder, two Waterloo butchers, amid a gun-robbery tale. The misspelled report claims Mort Snyder shot by highwaymen with unclear witness details and rewards offered, while a separate obituary note mentions Mrs Wiser’s death after nursing her ill child.
Marriage and death notice for Mrs Pred Bssor at St Marko
The locality mourns the death of Mrs Pred Bssor of St Marko on Tuesday morning following her marriage on May 20, 1908. She is survived by her husband and two children Fredariak and Helen, and by sister Misses Leona Idella Anole, three brothers John George and Wile Quina, among others.
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St. Marko
Abe
Beaides
Fredariak
Helen
Toree
Daily Quits the Central After Thirty Years of Service
Eugene Daily, longtime superintendent of the Chicago division, will become general superintendent of the International & Great Northern Railway with headquarters in Palestine, Texas. The move, announced by the Waterloo Tribune, follows a 30 year career starting in Ackley in 1878, with postings across Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Freeport, and the Obke cano division, marking a major shift in railroad leadership and regional rail operations.
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Trinulé Central Ralls
Ona
Eugene Daily
Chicago
Intarnational & Grea Northern Road
Palestine
Vexar
Waterloo Tribune
I Oternation & Great Northern
Gould
Texas
Eugene Dally
Ackley
Lond
Vorradnes
Ackluy
Iowaalle
Ghernekee
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Pobuque
Freeport
Jama Aistrigt
Obke Cano
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Wright Congal
Grain Co’s
Relnbeck
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South Carolina
Iuwa Ebines Agalo
Cousins
Olves
Rall
J, Rall
Cedar Rapids
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Board of
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Order
Grandpa Luppen
George Thuraday
Ziegler Church
Henry Lehman
Kelchert
Rochester
Mion
Harry
Pred Baker
Sioux Falla
J. P. DeNeul
Wm. Dollman
Mother
Jack
Congregational Meeting
Deponitora
National Bank of Charitou
Attorpeya
Wodmen of America
Woodmen
Crocker
Nevada
Priets
School For Masons
Wohrkat
Snyders
Mort” Snyder
FR. A
Mort Snyder
Watarloo
Mort Spyder
Newa
Bee
Mort
Rriefly
F. A. Snyder
Weet Thira Street
Hast Path
Water Street
Pava
Bla Banda
Boyder
Hia Lung
Mia
Snyder
Oslang
Eoch
Rector
Pve
Waser, Jr
Oconomowoe
Wisconsin
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the Central
Thera
Toovress
Ben
Ralo
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