White at Ottumwa: Democratic Prospect Bright for Governor
Ottumwa Iowa Sept 1 19 fore proceeding to discuss th e Uons at issue the time I may be potioned to say a few words ron fetning myself before the Dollar Rapids convention Inst syringhed for the slightest intention to again be candidate I resisted the ef fort is to nominate me until further resistance would have been unbecoming and unjustifiable. To receive a Glhanimous call from one's party to serve It in so conspicuous and honorable a capacity as is candidate for Governor is the honor coveted by the most eminent. I shall not underestimate the responsibilities of the governorship. My bid to give to the people the very service my talents will enable. I have been identified with the farming and milling interests and have lived in Iowa since 1865 owning farm property and business interests. I trust I may have gained knowledge useful if elected. The Democratic Party must defend popular rights and equal rights as it seeks to restore power and reform after decades in opposition.
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Ottumiwa
Iowa
Dollar Rapids
Great Commonwealth
Bellion
Gard
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Claveland
S .Tima
Isaster
Wesentation
Jefferson
People Republic
Red Shirt Angers Bovine in Iowa Farm Attack
Ahton Blazek Sr. and his wife were injured when a bull attacked at their home near Lawlet. Blazek, wearing a red shirt, was leading the animal to water when the bull charged from behind. Mrs Blazek rushed to help and was knocked down. A sister in law drew the bull away and subdued it in the yard. Blazek suffered multiple broken ribs an arm fracture and dislocated elbow plus internal injuries.
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Ah— Ton Blazek Sr
Lawlet
Blazek
Weather Beneficial for Crops As Wheat Acreage Rises
Des Moines reports favorable late summer weather with warm clear days and dry winds aiding corn progress toward maturity. Frost risk is low and a larger than usual area is being prepared for winter wheat. Clover seed harvest begins in southern districts with good yields and a strong second hay crop is being stored.
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Des Mornza
Ackley Town Council Minutes Report Fund Balances
At a regular meeting the Ackley town council reports balances by fund including land, Grading fund, Water and Light fund, Earth fund, and General fund. Attending were Mayor J. B. Roberts, Clerk L. Stanton, and council members F. G. Goettel, O. Berg, William Bush, J. Bleeker, A. A. Osretens, with Treasurer’s figures listed for each fund.
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Ackley
F. G. Goettel
0. Berg
William Bush
J. B. Bleeker
A. A. Osretens
Roberts
L. Stanton
Tresaurer
General Fund
Bee Bette
Roberta
Iowa Grand Lodge Reports Growth and Sauerkraut Day Plans
The Iowa domain now lists 358 lodges with 24 012 members added in the past year and 1 623 net gain after a 928 loss. Treasury stands at 85 488.23 with the domain in strong financial health. Sauerkraut Day committee work stalls for attractions including a high wire walk and a slide for life act. Accounts at Lynch & Bangon require settlement by September 15.
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Iowa
Bae
Ti Opa
Grand Lodge
Ite
Iowa Legislature Debate Over Senate Seat Sparks Deadlock
Governor Cummins resists withdrawal from the U S Senate race claiming the decision rests with the legislature. A protest from Des Moines lawmakers reports forty three standouts will skip the joint caucus, signaling potential deadlock. House hearings discuss primary bills to reform ballot and allegiance rules as lawmakers prepare a joint memorial for Senator Allison.
Memorial Services for Senator Allison Held at State Capitol
In memory of late Senator William B. Allen a memorial service was held in the House chamber with joint sessions. Addresses were given by A. Allen Pocahootas W. L. Harding Sioux City Hackler Ft. Dodge O G Sauchera Connell Bluffs and Frodden Dubuquet. The program included call to order invocation memorial resolution and multiple addresses. In Blackhawk County court term 32 couples seek divorce relief while 50 to 60 others face calendar entries for across terms.
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Senate
Regisla
Pure
Williem .B. Alan
House
Frodden
Dubuquet
A. Allen
Pocahootas
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Hackler
Ft. Dodge
O. G. Sauchera
Connell Bluffs
Waa
Warren ‘ Gurst
A. L. Fejahen
Hylo Quartette
A.E. Frodden
W. L. Barding
J. A. Allen
District Court of
Blackhawks County
SOVICE TO SETTLE
All persons knowing debts to A Miller, the butcher, please settle the account promptly. The author wishes to close the matter, offering baring gold arrears as settlement.
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A. Miller
Ares
Wreck on the Short Line near Yoder in Iowa
A wreck on the St Paul and Des Moines Short Line south of Yoder left two crewmen dead and others injured. Engineer Jobo Wiley of Des Moines and trainman James Long of Des Moines were mangled and burned in the bridge collapse into Four Mile Creek. Coroner Newton called the scene and described Long as literally Gooxed.
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St. Paul & Des Maines
Four Mile Creek
Yoder
Jobo Wiley
Des Moines
Breman
James Long
Allowa Falisand
Treman
Newton
Bees Sting Cure for Rheumatism Promised from Ames
An Ames report describes bee stings as a potential remedy for rheumatism. M J Clark notes exposure to bees helps counteract poisons and reduce pains, claiming bees do not carry disease and may ease rheumatic symptoms after initial sting discomfort.
Court 10 Convene in Quiet Summer Term
District court at Ildora opens next Monday with a quiet term as judges and attorneys reflect on recent summers. New cases listed include liquor permit for A. H. Hagensick, various civil suits, guardianships, real estate and trust matters, rent and note actions, an appeal from a Justice Court, and other filings amid a broader fair exhibit noting school premiums.
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A. H. Hagensick
John Whitter
Lows Central R
R. On
Damagea
Johnson Broa
Curtla Royina& DL
VanPaterer
Suyttannates
L. Ww
Puroer Va
Gimur Bsuabrook
Wortuage
F. A. Jones
S. RB
Damager
Mary A. Ford Guardian
Ford Et al
Guardian
Ford
A. Balen
G. Richardson
Stephen Fitzgerald
Hoag & GriMth
B. F. Turner
Fred Skerman
Mary
Kerrman
Stearns
Iowa Telephone. Co
W. V. Shipley
J. B. Luneman
Oto Wattstein
B. W. Cooper
W. A. Stafford
I. T. Wood
Jap Crowser
Otto Grobe
Fapple Crockett
Fred Kadabam'r
Minnie
Fred Winterfeld
J. A. Burgesson
Wmn
Schmecita
Justice Court
Democratic Candidate Challenges Republican To Joint Debate
Char Elliott of Waterloo, Democratic candidate for congress, challenges C E Pickrett, Republican rival, to a joint debate on political issues. Elliott asserts parties risk losing strength and wants voters awakened, urging public discussion and engagement in the district race.
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Tlow
Gengress
Te Lfne
Char. Elliott
Waterloo
Congress
Thia
C. EK. Pickrett
Jolot de Hate
Tne
Brotherhood Banquet Address at Presbyterian Church
Andrew Stephenson of Chicago will deliver the address at the Brotherhood Banquet tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church. About 100 men are expected to attend as efforts continue to organize a Brotherhood auxiliary branch of the church.
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Presbyterian Church
Andrew Stephenson
Chicago
Local fires and accidents mix with civic notes in brief
A string of brief items reports a kerosene stove accident injuring Mrs Sire, a rail worker injured near Low Falls, and a gasoline stove fatality at Cedar Rapids. Other notes mention state militia proposals, Iowa regiment reunions, Maron City mayor actions, a burglary case in Sheltrock, Rev. Daly's death, a Colorado ranch purchase, Ames Town College enrollment, and Britt restaurateur Frank O’Larke’s arrest for selling Sparkling Dew.
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Iowa
Brooklyn
John R. Daly
Rolfe
Iraland
Chauncey Rittenberg
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids, Sunday.j Mrs. Rittenberg Wee Burned To Death, G. and
J. Prost
C.V. Koons
H.Q. Ady
Groady Center
Colorado
Town College
Ames
Atudente
Frank O'larke
Britt
Opening Day New Fall Millinery at Biz Store
Announcement invites the public to visit Biz Store on Tuesday September 15 to view exclusive fall millinery styles. A city milliner will showcase special designs and assist customers with inspections and selections.
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Biz
New Fall
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