Real Estate Transfers Recorded This Week
Real estate transfers listed include Johannes Coble to A Neuman for 10 dollars and other entries: Wm Nassen to D Dow at block 73 Ackley Iowa. Fred Greenfield to Harm Rick Poebald for parcels in To and Inte blocks. Albert Vroots to Aug Neuman with weights and prices noted. and additional transfers in Ackley Iowa totaling 3,002 4,889 and 205.
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Gohannes Coble
A. Neuman
Rick Poebald i
Ackley
Iowa
Albert Vroots
Neuman
Political Schedule and Local Updates Around June Elections
Forty days before June 2 nominees for federal and state offices must be filed with the secretary of state. County officers require nominating papers to be filed with the county auditor. County committees certify delegates to the auditor. Sample ballots are due fifteen days before June 2. Primary election is June 2 with a Republican convention in Waterloo and a later Iowa primaries canvass. Additional notices cover June 9 canvassing, June 11 delegate lists, June 13 expense statements, June 15 state executive council survey, June 16 Republican national convention in Chicago, and June 20 county party conventions. July 2 Democratic state nominating, July 7 Democratic national in Denver, with general election November 3. Local brief mentions: Sara Burns and two children visited Waterloo. Martha Richtameier ill but improving. Frank Heddrick moved to Hampton. J. B. Hoff returned home.
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Theo Papara
United States
Secretary of State
Waterloo
Boards of Supervisora
Une
State Executive Council
Chicago
Sioux City
Danver
Sara
Burns
Misa Emma
James Hurna
Martha Richtameier
Frank Heddrick
Hampton
B. Hoff
Local Family News and Fire Report From Faulkner Area
A shorthand local item notes Guy French returning from North Dakota and Ed Wiccus coming home to Hampton after visits. Grace French visits Laula Belken, and the Wagner family moves into the former 8 A French residence. A nearby barn on the Lew Ooble farm near Faulkner burns in a mishap involving a three year old child, Albour’s family.
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North Dakota
Guy French
South Dakota
Ed Wiccus
Hampton
Grace French
Laula Belken
John Wagner
A. French
Ann
Indebtedness Reduced in April and Budget Report
Regular city council session at the Board of Trade Building heard the water commissioner's report showing April income from water operations and overall funds on hand. Indebtedness fell by 1272.76, with taxes swelling the treasurer's balance, reflecting a less financially embattled Ackley, despite scattered anecdotes and unrelated editorials.
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Board of Trade
FE. H. Goettel
Y. Eggert
Prasen Pier
Severgia Funda
Johnson campaign gains momentum in Midwest and beyond
The Johnson forces report rising enthusiasm as New York and Michigan party actions signal a shift toward a Johnson candidacy. Uninstructed Illinois delegates tilt Johnson, letters from Bryan supporters largely favor a Johnson bid, and a Niles lumber dealer urges Johnson over Bryan, promising active work to secure victory.
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Chicago
Johheon
Grand Pacific
Democratic Party
Ags
Johnson
New York
Michigan
Democratic State Central Committee
F. B. Lynes
Denver
Hke Johnson
Michigan State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Bryan
Campau
Winoils
Springfield
Illinois
Col. Bryan
Bryan Democrats
W. N. Bremer
Niles
John A. Johnson
Special Privileges To None Pushes Public Reform
Governor John A. Johnson contends that surrendering government functions to private corporations under the guise of national warfare protection corrupts politics. He warns against corporate control of legislation, judges, and elections and calls for ending government grants of special privilege to restore equal rights and free the party organization from corporate influence.
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John A. Johnson
Wealth and crime in amassing fortune, a governor’s view
Governor John A. Johnson argues that wealth becomes a crime when earned through base instincts, violating laws, or trampling others’ rights. He contends wealth can aid industry and workers, but only if gained with character and respect for national law.
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John A. Johnson
Democratic nomination contest widens toward Denver
Washington observers report a dramatic shift in the 1900 Democratic race. John Johnson of Minnesota rises as a major rival to Col. Bryan, while Harmon Olney Gray and others drop from contention. Unpledged delegates loom, and Johnson strength grows unseen in Missouri and Rocky Mountain states as Denver faces a lively, reform minded convention.
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Washington
D. C
tWell
Denver
Col. Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Gray
Delaware
Olney
Massachusetts
Harmon
Ohio
Neas
Johnson
New England
Col
Bryan
Utah
Colorado
Oregon
Montana
Michigan
Kentucky
John Sharp Williams
Bourke Cochrane
Culberson
Daniels
A Great Democratic Governor Johnson Study in The World's Work
A concise study of Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson in The World's Work April issue. The author compares him to Lincoln Cleveland and Roosevelt figures, noting Johnson's genial, approachable style, devotion to law enforcement, and practical conservatism in political action. It highlights his influence and the public's trust in him amid reform efforts.
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John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Winthrop G. Chamberlain
Johnson
Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Hughes
Taft
Helang
Roosevelt
New Year on Rome's calendar mocks almanac rules
A clipped reminiscence on ancient Rome shows New Year celebrations varied by community and date yet satisfied twelve months of holidays. The piece contrasts Romans’ flexible timing with a modern critique of greed for gold, citing a Washington Star dialogue about widespread desire to profits.
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Rome
Sirius Barker
Washington Star
Phenomenon Explained in Old Newspapers
A compact report notes a “phenomenon explained” by Bayley in the New York Sun about a young man whose mustache stayed jet black while his hair turned white due to lips enjoying life and head bearing troubles. A Louisville Courier Journal aside quotes a friend discussing orders and a manufacturer with grown daughters in dialect.
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Bayley
New York Sun
Jinks
Loulaville Cow Rler Journal
The Feminine and the Wife-Fancy in a Dictionary Debate
An excerpt discusses how a woman’s dictionary differs from men and whether the husband might demand more. The piece contrasts perspectives on gender roles, manners, and domestic expectations, highlighting evolving views in a periodical column.
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John
Notable calendar line showcased by Worzp hag in central Iowa
A large selection of imported and domestic calendars is shown by Schutz & Ror in central Iowa. The collection features rare beauty with tablets, ink, paper, and pencils on sale. View before ordering to choose from a broad and impressive line.
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Iowa
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Devoe
Geo. Dentel
Faulkner
Ayer
Ayers
Elade
Hed
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Chicago Record-Herald
Llustrious
Lystrious
Chicago Tribune
Insurance News
Herald
San Francisco
Record-Herald
artMent
Fire
Lfe and Casualty
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Journal of Commerce
New Hope
Diemer&Co
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Frudden Lumber Co
C. G. Frudden
J. A. Miller
Schutrz & Ror
Herman Gos
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