ADELEY AND ROUND ABOUT Miss Gertie Taylor takes clerk post
Miss Gertie Taylor fills a position as clerk at the post office. Several local notes follow: Buffalo Bill’s wild west show set for Iowa Falls August 2. Heetland Bakker buildings under foundation work. rain brings relief to parched fields. various residents’ travels, illness, and social events noted. school book contracts settled. real estate transfers. county events planned. local accidents and incidents chronicled.
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Gertie Taylor
Buffalo Bill
Iowa Falls
O. Berg
Wellsburg
Heetland-Bakker
Cedar Falls
van Roosevelt
Gay and
George
Clear Lake
Baptist Church
John M. Nix
Pleasant Hill
Rock Island
Arnold
Julia Breuning
California
St. John's Church
Breuning Brothers
Frank Weik
Cherokee
Jacobsen
Grundy
J. A. Lindeman
Jacob Lindeman
Iowa
BR. Bush
Bleckar
Fr. Whoren
Mardin
Miss Knoche
Emma Olmstead
George Kennedy
Chicago
Methodist Church
Jailed men escape from Allison prison in bold breakout
Break at Allison ends with the jailer struck and overpowered. three men led by Ivo Young Fellows Telia, Will Shepard, and J. F. Howard flee the facility after overpowering staff during evening meals. Authorities pursue them as chiefs of the incident tie to alleged distributing and selling stolen teams. Ackley community notes praise growth and urge sewer plans amid steady progress as local residents mingle with visitors and social updates from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Shepard
J. F. Howard
Allison
Parkersburg
St Ab
Cedar Falls
Ackley
Protecting prairie chickens and ducks August drive
In several Iowa localities sportsmen organize to protect prairie birds during August. They raise funds to hire wardens who will prosecute anyone found killing ducks and prairie chickens before September. George A. Lincoln, state fish and game warden, leads efforts and seeks tips on violations. His small appropriation relies on volunteers to aid enforcement.
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Davenport
Boone
Calhoun County
Mason City
George A. Lincoln
Gubernatorial Delegates and Weather Hit State News
The report shows ninety-nine counties, seventy-five holding Republican conventions with 1,256 delegates selected from 1,641. Candidates listed include Cummins at 646, Harriman 71, and others. A drought dominates: temperatures 100 to 103 in several days, extreme dryness, winds, and heat impact on hay, grain yields, and crops like potatoes and fruit, with some temporary relief from showers on the night of the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumming
Cummins
Harriman
I Herrintt
Trewin
Conger
Et al
Local notices and social notes mix in small town column
Short items report rentals and moves such as 39w4 Obbo Berg leasing 100 acres to Enno Brass, Dr. Brentman’s office relocation near L and M Rathke’s, visits by Miss Cathrine Miner and Mies Neil Tool, and various social calls. A tale on advertising and heat ends with a merchant comparing storefront uptake and newspaper ad impact.
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Dr. Brentman
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