Grief for Some of the Aspiring Bolters in Iowa Politics
The Des Moines Tribune reports bolters in the extra session face a rough road as they try to explain their positions in the senatorial race. J L Bleakley’s fate looks grim with 4000 Republicans ready to defeat him, while others face opposition over county seat disputes and party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Tribune
J. L. Bleakley
Wifdren
Gilliland
Senate
Mike
Hambleton
Oskaloosa
Mahaska County
Inman
Floyd
Mission Feast Proves Successful With $344 Raised
The annual mission feast drew strong attendance across services and raised 344 for missions. Rev. G Metnzer led the church day with Rev Heppnard, Rev Klenau, Rev Ort, Rev J Schaeffer, and Rev George Kramer assisting. Pastorate changes include Rev Gruel now appointed as sustaining elder after Rev J G Van Ness resigned due to illness. Rev DeWitt Clinton offered the vacated post but has not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Metnzer
Gruel
M. K
Hampton
J.G. van Ness
DeWitt Clinton
Teachers Must Register Certificates Before Teaching
Teachers who have not yet completed the required process must register their certificates with the county superintendent before commencing to teach, as no certificate is valid until officially registered in the county where the school is located.
Evans Nominee for Supreme Court Sees Strong Support
Judge Evans of Hampton, currently serving in the eleventh district, was nominated for the state supreme court at the Des Moines Republican convention. He defeated several rivals as he built a coalition, led on the Gret ballot with 2414 votes, and surged to victory by the tenth ballot with 628 votes amid opposition from Judge Weaver and Judge Sherman in a two-seat state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Hampton
Eleventh Judicial District
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Weaver
Town Falls
Roberts
Ottumwa
Berry
Indianola
Hobson
Fayette
Parkersburg Carnival and Iowa News Roundup
Parkersburg hosts a busy carnival as events unfold across Iowa. Oskaloosa reports coal chute fires and Des Moines plans a new river bridge rising 200 feet above water. Ed Bailey of Hampton fined for selling Aquor. Short Line sale records show 2.6 million dollars. A fatal carpentry accident follows a labor dispute. Grundy Center hosts county convention for judgeship with 6000 attendees. Revenue at Grundy fair rises vs last year and two years ago despite earlier rain.
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Parkersburg
Oskaloosa
Love
Grundy Center
Des Moines
Ed Bailey
Hampton
Coldren
Story County
Edward Beary
Matt Skele
Iowa Central
Grundy
Sauerkraut Day Concerts and Parade Planned
The program features the Iowa Falrg Military Band and Ackley Band with Hon. C. E. Pickett, candidate for Congress. Prizes for country produce, and special features like the Sparta and the Rames. The sixth annual Sauerkraut Day, with festive activities for all ages, is eagerly anticipated. The Iowa Military Band from central Iowa will perform early and stay late, Ackley’s band is always present, and the Litele German Guard is set for the event. Pickett, Waterloo Republican candidate, is expected to speak as part of the program.
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Iowa Falrg Military Band
Ackley Band
Hon
C.E. Pickett
Congress
Divi
Rovenge
Sparta
Rames
Towa Ialla Miliary
Belng
Towa
Remale
Ackley
Geran Gaud
Hoo
Obaa
B. Pickett
Waterloo
Lowa
Attver
Thadste
Speakers in Campaign List of Democratic Campaigners
A long list outlines Democratic state leaders and national committee links for Iowa campaign events. Names include Haskell, Reed, Gore, Smith, Williams, and many others with day counts ranging from one to three. scattered financial transfers and notices follow, ending with a grocery ad.
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Chairman Price
Democratic State Central
Democratic National Committees
Iowa
Haskell
J. A. Reed
Kansas City
Clayton
Alabama
Mayor Dunne
Chicago
Senator Gore
Clark Howell
Georgia
Jobo Lind
Minnesdta
Joby J
Warmest in years noted across Des Moines region
Des Moines reports the past week as the warmest second week of September since 1897 with mean temperatures 6 to 8 degrees above normal and highs reaching about 90 degrees. Dry, sunny conditions aided Tipentoy corn with 51 percent of early planted crops now safe from frost and potentially 70 percent by week’s end.
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Des Moine
State University Of Iowa Notes On Debate And School Exhibits
The executive committee of the State University of Iowa settles the season debate on federal control of interstate corporations amid a noisy enrollment of about 340. Miss Walldman teaches 57 in a class, while kindergarten has 23 children. Elders Herald reviews fair exhibits with praise for Miss Althouse and Miss Schultz for grade work, noting training by teachers. Several awards, large school exhibits, and early train commutes of young women are highlighted. F M Rice from the city attracts a New York bond company to finance the electric switch invention, with stock repurchase planned.
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State University of Iowa
Atharades
Walldman
America
Ravert
Enya
Althouse
Ackley
Miss Schultz
F. M. Rice
Thin City
New York
Shooting at Aredale prompts Baptist meeting plan
In Iowa, William Buschbaum near Hampton and Aredale was shot in the abdomen by his brother in law John Miller while melon patch raiding. Buschbaum walked back to town but died Thursday night. Miller’s friends say the shooting was accidental. no investigation has begun. Buschbaum leaves a wife and two children.
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William Buschbaum
Hampton
Aredale
John Milter
Nie
Joan Miller
Buschbaun
Basehbaum
Miltee
Iowa Baptists Set Week Session at Iowa Falls
Between 600 and 600 delegates expected for the State Baptist Association annual convention in Iowa Falls October 10 to 23. Grinnell meeting that year drew 660 delegates. 43,000 Baptists in the state. each church society sends delegates. Prominent ministers to address daily. male sessions at the Baptist church. auxiliary societies meet elsewhere in the city. Louis Getting, known to WoRLP readers, did well with Percheron horses at Rock Rapids fair winning six premiums including first on stallion and two firsts for young stock.
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Iowa Falls
State Baptist
Lows Palla
Grinnell
Baptist Church
Louis Getting
Worlp
Rock Rapids
Thoughts on Fair Iowa and water woes from EB.1 Raymond
EB.1 Raymond reports in a letter from an extended trip through Illinois Indiana and Ohio describing drought and burnt lawns where waterworks turned green spaces into play areas. He notes a border area near Iowa Missouri where green grass thrives along the river and reflects on pride in regional progress observed during the tour through Canada Toledo Wyandotte and Wyandottes area.
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Hlino's
Indiana
Ohio
Misaouri
Raymond
Ts Wornp
Canada
Todiaca
Wyansville
Luwan
Rotzler Buys Allan Hughes Farm Southwest of City
John Rotzler purchased the Allan Hughes farm, a 120 acre property located eight miles southwest of town, paying an even 100 dollars per acre. The sale follows Hughes acquiring the land from the government five years ago and has since occupied it. Rotzler is described as a hardworking, industrious young farmer preparing to move ahead with the purchase.
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John Rotzler
Allan Hughes
Pitt
Allen Hughes
Bata
E. Williams
Clarion
Masco City
Weutero
Chapin
Jobo Mumm
Reinbeck
Mumm
Shullaburg
Rock Island
Northwestern Railroad
Mauoo City
Potota
Dakota
Minnesota
Hubbard
Radcliffe
Story City
Cherokee
Ming Heapalig
Grundy Center
Sioux River
Hawarden
Will
Jes DeMoulla
Oleo Moore
Mazon Clilite
Zearing
Milk Cows Inspected as Health Rule Spawns Controversy
Grundy Center debates a health inspection ordinance for milk cows tied to state oversight. The measure aims to condemn diseased cows, while related local news includes a courthouse scam, a railway bid, and various small-town incidents from Clarion to Hawarden and Zearing.
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Grundy Center
Notice to Lyoco and Bannon debtors to settle by Sept 15
Persons with accounts at Lyoco and Bagnoo must settle any outstanding amounts by September 15. The notice names Lyoco and Bagnoo and signs as Lynox and Bannon.
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Lyoco.& Bagnoo
Lynox & Bannon
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Neary Dirke
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St. John's Church
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Ramatoa
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Alma
Neb
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Iowa Baptists
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Grundy County
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Abbott
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Gimer
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Steamboat Rock
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Rehbins
Wrans
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Mrs. Wking
Orange City
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Chester Richardson
Mt. Vernon
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Grundy Co
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W. M. Lemen
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