Unclear nomination motion changes at eleventh district
A report describes unexpected nomination shifts for the judge seat in the eleventh judicial district. Richards, a 30s former school principal from Webster City, won on the fourteenth ballot amid Wright county and Hamilton delegation alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idhard
Webster City
Judge Ship
Eleventh Judicial District
M. Weaver
Hap
Richards
Bryan
Rayie Grove
Addison
Eynnant
Richard
Bardin
wa'Palls
Addision
Boone
Waa
Wright County
Hamilton
Conference Chatter Lists Methodist Preachers and Assignments
A fragmentary report from a conference lists Methodist preachers and their expected appointments across Iowa towns and districts including Marshalltown and Eldora. The note mentions travel between islands and routes via water, with teachers to be stationed at specified places and periods, and hints at a forthcoming Christmas vacation and long-term plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Marahallawn
B. Albrook
Clarks Blatrano
Chelsea
M. Perry
Conrad
Lement
Dike
Carl Felt
Elber
Towalis
Iths
Rhodes
Poster
Rock~ No
Cleveland
Shefield
H. Bow
Steamboat Rovir
Mti
Mitchell
Te Center
W. B. Davis
Tama
J. Hannes
Toledo
B. L. Miller
ToobOlrenit
W. Bunch
Union
W. Jkinson
van Horn
Wm. Bartle
Kitten
B. Maton
Letters from the front describe life near Manila and wartime shop notes
The letter details soldiers near Manila with varied towns nearby, hints at language learning, and reports payroll of 9127.28 from July to September. It notes small businesses by discharged soldiers, cheap cigars, ice plant, and a government store policy shift. A telegram to restore privileges and caution about press reports are mentioned, followed by an abrupt switch to a reform school escape notice offering a $10 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Manilla
Cizar
Central's Annual Report Reveals Large Tax and Stock Movements
The Central reports strong gross receipts of 830,000,400.47 with net income and increased capital stock by 13,000,000, planning a 16 October meeting to discuss expansion and possible acquisition of small lines while noting a 7 percent state tax on gross receipts and a planned second track from Jackson, Mississippi toward New Orleans costing about 5,000,000. An incident near Dubuque involved a bloodied pistol on a westbound train, with unclear cause. The call asks for portraits of local elders for a collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque & Stour
Jackoon
Miss
New Orleans
Gulf
Fair to honor Senatorial candidate Stroup in Rural Sint
A three day fair is planned for November with the Shriners Pilgrimane and Odd Fellows to host events. The Rebekah degree lodge leads, arranging needle work and art pieces to boost interest. Jerry Green, noted fraternity lecturer, will give an address as part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Degree Lodge
Jerry Green
Stroup Nominated for State Senator in 37th District
In Webster City last Wednesday the Democrats nominated I. A. Stroup of Holmes for state senator in the 37th district. Stroup is described as a clean, able man who would serve honestly if elected. With a normal majority of over three thousand against Bil, prospects for victory seem remote.
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Demoacrats
Nardin-Wright-lamil
Iui
I. A. Stroup
Holmes
Webster City
Stroup
Bil
Pilgrimage to Anamosa and Iowa City Shrine Events
Announcement from Recorder J W Geiger for Kahir temple Mystic Shrine Cedar Rapids invites Illustrious Nobles to a gathering in Anamosa on October 26 1901 with exotic ceremonies and visits to notable sites including the state penitentiary Warden Hunter will host tours. Also notes on smallpox diphtheria and scarlet fever counts statewide and an Iowa Central railway excursion to Peoria with train No 4 October 17 1800 pricing and return policy.
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Cedar Rapids
State Penitentiary
Hunter
Iowa Central Railway
Peoria
Ackley
Middle West
Statewide crop report shows 26 bu per acre average yield
The statewide survey across counties shows an average corn yield of 26 bushels per acre, totaling 225,570,000 bushels. This is about 95,000,900 bushels below the twelve year state average and 100,000,000 bushels under the 1900 total. The August forecast was 45 percent of a crop, now projected at 67 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther and Crop Service
Forty-One Route Expansion Stirring Rural County Leaders
The Ridera Herald notes Special Agent Smith and colleagues urge adding routes to reach forty-one, covering Hardin County and seven contiguous counties. Details list 1,022 miles of lines serving 18,080 people, with 310,084 masses per year and 620,160 in salaries, benefiting local carriers and home merchants.
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Roe
Yardin Sud
Shane
Smith
Washington
Boylan
Hardin County
Grundy
Marshall
Story
Hamilton
Wright
Pranklin
Butler
Ridera Herald
Ackley
Carl Whiteside
I. W. Hagenstein
HD. Breuning
WH Walter
Frank Steinmeier
Pred J. Schrader
Arnold Breuning
Adolph OG. Weber
Quail Shooting Rules Set for Fall Season
Announcement appears that quail shooting opens October 1st while the season begins November 1st. Shooting before November 1st violates state law and subjects offenders to penalties.
Wellsburg Gun Case and Local Scuffle Report
A Wellsburg report details three men including marshal Davis who were cited for hunting prairie chickens in violation of state game laws. Davis paid costs, with two others implicated in the case. The article also covers a drunken altercation at Charley Young Hoe's laundry ending with a broken window and a man fleeing town. Additional notes reference local political shifts, a Pipestone death, a desertion surrender, and a high school football scrimmage between Ackley and Eldora.
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Wellsburg Sports
State of
Iowa
Davis
Wellsbury
W. I. Diebner
H. Gierke
John F Howley
Roberts
Howley
Charley Young Hoe
Young
Hoe
Young Hoe
Young Sloe
O. Besch
Hawley
Kiora Lads Win 6 0 Over Iron in Friday Match
Iron bore Friday last with Kiora lads taking the honors 6 to 0. Rutth showed effort, but Ackley's buys provided the decisive plays that will be remembered, as the visitors secured victory through solid teamwork and sharp defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Rural rural mail delivery to start countywide
The Rural Free Delivery plan will begin November 15 in the county and extend into adjoining counties. Washington officials confirm the announcement. First Assistant Postmaster General Johnson says partisanship is eliminated and carriers must provide own shoes clothes rigs and pay their own doctor bills. Applicants are warned voting preferences must not influence assignments. reports of threats to routes are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Washington
Johnson
Manilla News Clippings Show Philippine Papers and Local Notices
Copies of the Manila Times and the New American published in Manila dated August 22 and 26 were examined, noting gold standard usage and subscription rates. Local items include a fatal accident when Charles Jancon was accidentally shot, a deputy clerk marriage, a Prohibition Convention in Hardin County, and a Presbyterian church October communion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Matia
J. ¥. Corstens
Manilla Times
New Armorican
Manilla
Philippine Islands
Coratens
Wred
Pacific Ocean
Times
U. S
Charles Jancon
Dora Lust
Fall styles and stock at Rath’s lumber yard specials
Farm and shop notices announce millinery options from See Thy Miler and Oak paste items. Johnson promotes poultry at market prices, while Bratch work by Beach is guaranteed. A fragment mentions wallpaper cuts and a drug store sale, with brief cryptic remarks about a gallery and a taunt to repeat a dose.
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Lash Spring
Nips Drug Store
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Sant
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Escarek
State Reform School
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St Nels Central
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Jackson
Lauren
Mills
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Grundy Court
Grundy County
Jerry Hulaman
German Township
O. Aberline
Pleasant Valley
0. Beamsley
Shiloh
Patti
L. Bunter
D. Olassen
A.C. Liebsohn
Joan Meester
Pidasaot Valley
Julie Roskamp
Palo Alto County
Jasper County
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Wellsburg
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Whde
Btna Township
Anotfer
Jacob Bleeker
I. Breithaupt
Pipestone
A. Wubbens
Minnesota
Mr. Wubbens
John Knack
Elsel Maths
Wybbens
Arke K. Laverich
Winchell
Marc Bie Tock
United States Soilitary
Das‘ Maines
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Allison
Flo
Bis
Sara So
Manilia Pim
Lemarris
Hay
Miss Sheldon
Eldar
Kansas
Widdra
W.S. Reese
Presbyterian Church
Marshalltown
Bex Publican
Rath
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