Local News Bits From Aplington Parkersburg Area
Mack jewelers and Mrs W Bartling among visitors with locals in town. Bert Beach joined Eldora band in Friday outing. F Hayunga recovering from illness. Reba Trepp completed a successful term near Aplington. Fred Smith of Little Rock IA visited relatives and returned home. Roof work on Towa Central station moving ahead. Pfander from near Damont in town for business. Trainers residence foundation work underway. Krene DeBerg,a Kesley auctioneer, in town on personal matters. Caratena couple returned from Hampton. George Blum bought J H Rehfus home for 800 dollars. Cement bridge progress satisfactory, frost not harmed. Dr Aukes of Stockton Kan. called by death of his sister. Rev George Kramer visited Wesley. Supervisor Marks Eldora in county business. A Kramers coal sheds to be located near I C depot. George Ward of Bidora at state Shriner meeting in Waterloo. N P Bingen back as Illinois Central agent after vacation. H Greer to spend most winter in California. Wm Johnston rents Dyer estate farm from Fred Weber. Mrs Simon Slater and sons Ben Henry returned from Alexander. J R Heinz in Chicago visiting Ed. John DeNeuf in Minnesota attending to 240 acre farm. crops satisfactory. Rents land on shares.
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Towa Central Station
C. F. Pfander
Damont
Krene DeBerg
Kesley
J. Caratena
Hampton
George Blum Haa
J. H. Rehfus
Third Avenue
Wm. Johnston
Dyer
Fred Weber
Simon Slater
Ben
Henry
Alexander
J. R. Heinz
Chicago
Windy City
John
Vinnie Schrader
Flora Hiehlen
K. L
Evagelical Church
Nora Springs
Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Presbyterian Church
Where Pastors Go in Hardin County Iowa
Rev W H Lemen who served the local Methodist church will not return and is reassigned to Geneva. The Upper Iowa Methodist conference adjourned after a Mt Vernon session with numerous appointments listed including Ackley Oelwelh Center and more.
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W. H. Lemen
Methodiat Church
Geneva
Upper Iowa Methodiata
Mt Vernon
Iowa Walls
Tama
Cedar Palla
Laporte
Alfred T
Seaee
Henry O. Pratt
Bircey Vee
Wilts
G. H. Kennedy Ackley
Svcd
Q. Robinson Eldora
W. E. VanBoren
Court Grind in a Week of Trials and Divorces
The court continued with a fraternal jury trial over slander between M. Newman and Sam Wallace over a cast iron piece Wallace wanted to keep. Newman, a junk dealer, bought it, and Wallace alleged theft. The jury ruled for Newman 100 with costs after four hours. Other actions included a grand jury bound over case for murder, a civil judgment against Purcell Printing Co. and the county Agricultural Society, and divorces granting custody to Mrs. Gillett and freeing Mrs. Hermanson.
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Iantil Bray
M. Newman
Sam Wallace
Newman
Wallace
Tom Fox, Jr
Tsvor
John HH. Dillon
Frank Ito County Agricultural Society
Coats, Raymond & Stuart
The
Society
Costa
Mre
E. D. Gillett
Strike Ends as Slopmen Return to Work at Town Central
A majority of the slopmen involved in the Town Central strike returned to work Monday morning under settlement terms. By noon about seventy had found employment, and Master Mechanic O H Gossett said the company could use all who sought work. Non union laborers quit Saturday night, more than expected, but the resumption occurred quietly and without confusion.
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Theac
O. H. Gossett
Personal mentions from Waterloo and surrounding towns
A string of social notes from Waterloo and nearby communities lists visits and returns. Michaela at Waterloo. Burma visiting at Aplington. Wm Lynch spent Sunday at home. Mrs W P Helacher visited relatives at Conrad. Miss Smith returned to Eldora. Schrader Kruse and Hagensteinn at Faulkner. The Althouses returned from Algona. Flora Haehieo from Nora Springs. J H Rehfus from Nora Springs in the city. Pansy Meyers from Des Moines visited the Wulf home. George Ludemann went to Clarke South Dakota on business. Police report: Policeman Widmann shot by an unknown man near Fourth Street. he died hours later. Property sale: Fred Schriber bought the J Schoenhut residence for 2925. Frank Hanig and Estella Hanig visited, as did Haman and Bonevitz. Miss Mary Spengler visited H O Barr. Gertie Knipfel entertained a Geneva Ip guest. Petera family and others enjoyed Sunday at Roegner's.
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Mia
Mary Landbrook
North Dakota
Parkersburg
Spain
Flo
Butler County
Thomas Cadawell
Alden
Julia
B. Stringer
Dubuquer
Hardin County
Ackley
A. Sinning
Lowa City
H.C. Mueller
Widmann
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Frank Hanig
Estella Hanig
Fila Haman
B. Bonevitz
Johnnipfel’s
Nell
Alice Neumeyer
Hetella
Frankie Hanig
Jobn Peters
Mary Spengler
H. O. Barr
Gertie Knipfel
Geneva Ip
John Petera
John Roegner
Tama Indians Defy School Orders Lead in Semi-Rebellion
Jim Peters a prominent Tama Olley and eight reservation leaders refuse to send children to the Indian school, defying government orders. Peters, educated and opposed to interference, remains jailed along with Ta Te Pai Chau Wau Te Na See Wah Me Squ Nau Qua and his wife, marking sustained resistance on the Tama reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Peters
Towa
Pardon petitions and murder case notes from Iowa records
The report covers pardon resistance in the Rainsbarger cases with ex Senator J L Caroey and others urging release, a witness W W Witcor of Des Moines testifying, and judge Weaver favoring mercy. It notes Hampton milk herd slaughter, Illinois Central 1907 data, September temperatures, W A Young attending a Sioux City synod, and thanks for condolences after a child’s death.
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Frank Krainsbarger
J. Lu Caroey
Marshalltown
M. 0. Morse
Walter Harned
M. Weaver
Rafosbargers
Johnson
W. W. Witcor
Des Moloea
Hardin County
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C. Richtsmeier
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Myers Spencer
Franklin Street
Frank Wolf
West
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Ore
Aukes
Stockton
Kanaea
F. Smith
Geo. Kramer
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John DeNeuf
Renville County
Minnesota
Rev. Lemen
J. Q. Robinson
Carrie Schoenhut
Manson
Schoen
George Spengler
Wealey
M. D. O'Connell
Charles O. McClure
Independence
George Cloustin
Colfax Springs
Schoenhut
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D. Deamond
Sioux City
HI. Buse
Fred Heffelmeyer
Norman Weber
L. 1. Coordes
W. P. Helscher
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Board of Supervisors
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Supt
W. C. Riddell
Menta
Illscole Central
Beary Eggert
Mra. H. Trainer
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New York City
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Della Gilbert
Lelia Lagota
Claude Porter Democrat
Pythian’ Hall
Porter
U. S. Senate
Fred White
O. Berg
G. F. Althouser
H. Schultz
White
Hatch
Manchester
Prea
Seerly
Itebould
H. G@ETTEL & SON
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Mone Sia
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Jersey
Ads
Cali
Ann
Mart
Laipple
Tre Court
Franklin
TB. F. Michaela
D. Burma
Aplington
Wm. Lynch
Sunda
W. P. Helacher
Conrad
Misa Smith
M. Beach
F. J. Schrader
S. F. Kruse
B. Hagensteinn
Faulkner
Henry Althouse, Sr
Algona
Flora Haehieo
Pansy Meyera
Frank Wulf
Geo. Ludemann
Clarke
Parkersburg Eclipse
Fred Schriber
J. Schoenhut
Doeepke& Butts
Corner Shoe Store
Robert Ray
Talbot
Nieman
Ward
Iilinoia Central
W. A. Young
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Teabytery
Dick Parnas
Prioas! A
Faulkner Mercantile Co
EstaTy
Ol Town
Hidera
Darbor
Noah Young
Hick
Refereis
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Drsvarer Cove
Haudin
Hari Ateken
Hertha Kappel
District Court
Nords County
Hari Rieken
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Bertha i Wappel
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Real Esate
Toly Keven
Gale
John Rath Exchange Bank
Wet
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Gece
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Hardin
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Salr
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Magene ‘Pool
Reed W. Tool
Y. Sacert
Sal
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First National Bank
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Samuon Y. Yaceyy
Haredin
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Michael Munowyr
Wos
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Gala County
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LaDeil-Fox Concert Company
Vening
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