Local Notes and Family News From Hadin and Surrounding Areas
Correspondence summarizes weekly events in Hadin Franklin Grundy Butler counties including births marriages deaths and personal visits. Items mention visits of Mrs Dick Tellings and Waite 8 D relatives, Harm Asyenga’s western trip, Mark Bacon and wife’s daughter, hints of a sunlit period for farmers, a calf missing for six months, and local movements such as DeVries baby recovering and Ki By Eukles shipping hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sahnek
Susan DaBbor
Mia
Lindaman
Dick Tellings
Waite
Little Rock
H. Brons
Nederboif
Ben Lindamsn
Dubuque
Klienocl
Harm Asyenga
Harm
Boro
Mark Bacon
Quiggle
Mra
Miller Bara Ie
Lota
Weiss
Dick Burma
Mra. Burma
Allizon
Dakota
Bert Mapes
Janu DeVries Laby
Whealey
Burlingtea
Werlapaday
Alfred
Eukles
Village News Notes Slaves on the Map and Local Happenings
A small Iowa village reports a quiet week with few major events. Local residents like W. Aiken expand farming and lumber activity while O W King relocates to Boulder Colorado. Postmasters meet at Jowa Falls, families welcome a baby girl, and a threshing outfit demonstrates prosperity as locals note improvements and ongoing work around town.
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W. Aikes Ie
Lukhu
Abbott
Nea
W. Aiken
Abbe
Teton
O. W. King
Boulder
Colorado
O. W
A. N. Gerdes
Marshalltown
W. Riekena
Albt Harms
M. Janngeen
Henry Myer Wie
Ackley
Mra. D. Janssen
Fontoria
Lowa
Merry Widow Hats Spark Iowa Church Conference
Des Moines reports describe the Church of the Brethren annual conference where dissent resists discussion on a key question, while attendance surpasses 20,000 and funds support missionary work. Nearby, Rake bank insolvency prompts a receiver request, and Bishop Wilson donates 10 000 to Morningside College amid a Sioux City convention of liquor dealers.
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Merry Widow
Spur
Des Moines
Church of the Brethren
Deesa
Hyonghe
Nance
Homa Bloux City
Wilson
Lewis
Morningside College
Bishoprig
Woodmen Debate Unification In Degree of Honor
Minnesota woman elected chief of honor Frances Buell Olsen led the Daughters of Honor during the Woodmen of the World unification debate in Des Moines. The ALO discussed centralizing all state insurance governance under a single supreme lodge, with a committee on law to draft an amendment for presentation five years hence. Other officers include Lady of Honor Mrs Frank Kempsey, Chief of Ceremonies Mary Ford, Unexpired Recorder Mrs Elizabeth Allborn, Receiver Theresa Hempel, Usher Maria Pratt, and Watch Frances Litleliner.
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Minnesota
Des Moines
ALO
U. W. Supreme Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Committee On Law
Trancis Buell Olsen
Brand
Daughters of Honor
Gubernor
Frank Kempsey
Montana
Mary 1
Ford
Kansas
Unerror-Recorder
Elizabeth All
Sioux ‘City
Theresa
Hempel
Nebraska
Maria
Pratt
Michigan
Frances Liteliner
Ait
Death by self in Council Bluffs linked to diamond theft
Suspicion over a December diamond robbery tied a Council Bluffs clerk to stolen gems valued at 800. Robert A. Brow, once linked to a shoe store, was found dead with a revolver by his side after police traced a diamond ring given to his fiancée, Miss Coyle. Brow had previously shared rooms with a bank clerk, F. M. Bear. Archdiocese notes from Dubuque report Archbishop Keane planning rest on an Atlantic island to recover health for weeks.
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Council Bluff
Council Bluffs
Robert A. Brow
F. M. Bear
First National Bank
Sear
Brown
Polfee
Arghblahgo
Dubuque
Keane
Pape
Prediocese
Brend
Atlantic Ocean
Hoslon
Negro editors boo Foraker at Des Moines convention
Des Moines June 13. The Iowa Negro editors at their convention condemned Foraker of Ohio for his Brownsville stance and slapped Roosevelt and Taft in resolutions. They praised Roosevelt for Jim Crow car abolition steps and urged Congress to defend voting rights for colored men, plus promote start in farming and agriculture.
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Des Moines
Towa
Foraker
Ohio
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Jowa Bankers Elect Officers at Waterloo Meeting
Waterloo chosen as next meeting place by the Iowa Bankers association. L T Brooks of Hedridy named president with J Hyngwerson Clinton as vice president and J M Dinwiddle Cedar Rapids as secretary. De L Heinheimer Glenwood treasurer. Marshall County farmer Hurt elected. June 11 fatal accident near town when a farmer Emma Nelson injured as horses bolted while unhooking from cultivator. Nelson's parents also injured. June 12 murder charge in Manganola as Jon Dillingham found dead. brother Frank Dilingham jailed awaiting coroner verdict. public details uncertain.
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Giliere
Gibton Choasa
Sioux City
Iowa Retail, Liquor Dessers' Association
Clinton
Des Moines
Martin Ingwerson
Harry B. Mayne
Sioux Cite
Fred Dierks
Burington
Waterloo
Roux City
Recordi Ag
Bank de Boslts
Waterley
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Offic Ce
L. T. Brooks
Hedridy
J. Hyngwerson
J. M. Dinwiddle
Cedar Rapids
de L. Heinheimer
Glenwood
Marshall County
Hurt
Marshalltown
Emi
Nelson
Waa
Leng
Mpanogla
Jon Dillingham
Frank Dilingham
Frank Dulingham
Agalage Kim
Clothing bargains and budget friendly fashion sales
The ad extols seasonable clothing and the best value for dollars and cents. It promises that visiting the store will convince shoppers that styles are tight and prices lower than elsewhere, asserting the retailer’s long presence and daily credibility.
Canvass continues for Hull in key district race
A partial tally shows Congressman J A T Hull leading by four votes over Republican rival Judge F Prouty with counting to proceed through the week. Flooding from the Goyer River near Loganla disrupts land near Denison to the valley, jeopardizing crops and livestock. Farmland along the river west of Iowa City faces significant losses as conditions threaten corn and wheat.
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Gressional
J. A. T. Hull
F. Prouty
Goyer
Loganla
Hoyer
Denison
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Aplington
Chhita
Thutedey
Cat Kroll
Trlende
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Georgs
Awa
Spieker
Dreasmon
Mondsyay
Peary
Mayne
Ie Mara
Tyer Therman
Milliman
Iowa
Goa
G. Acr
Ayer
Pat Potmavle
Saan
Mark Dia
Durkard
Cloden
Mason City
Hripel Party
Brett
Farmers and Methanical Savings ‘Bank
Rake
Liquor Dealers! Convention
Woodmen
Dea ‘Moines
Jowa Bankers
Pete
Eags Sui
Fan Schafines
Marx
Longley
Leading Clothiers
Iowa City
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