Des Moines Dental School Receives No Recognition
The Board of Examiners will not recognize the Des Moines Dental School after its closure caused by ongoing difficulties. The state dental boards, including Dr. G. M. Beemer and other named dentists, note the school’s long existence but deny official acknowledgment of its work. The only recognition available is as freshmen upon entering the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Dental School
G. M. Beemer
Mason City
Wm. Deford
DeaMaines
D. Prower
LeMare
LG. A. Ball
Tama
F. B. Bule
Ackley
W. S&s. Basford
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hatlestad Indicted Over Poison Liquor Service Dispute
Radcliffe telephony manager and drugstore proprietor Hatlestad was indicted over allegations tied to intoxicating liquor. Pastor Plummer aided in gathering evidence, and Hatlestad cut phone service to the preacher. An injunction forced Hatlestad to restore service or post bond, with contempt proceedings continuing at the district court in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
RM. Hattlestad
Rudelife
Plummer
Hattlestad
Farneying
Jatt
Franklin Court Muddled Docket Reveals Grand Jury Names
Judge Evans began the term with Court 4t Hampton and Judge Waltaker to serve during the balance. A list names the grand jury foreman Ed Iversuo and members M. Gokey J. W. Blackford Geo Menning Jobo Elphie D Bowers F Patton H Mallory. Judgments include Watt versus Iowa Telephone Co for 148 plus interest and costs and others for 325 147 520 446. A pharmacist permit for five years is granted to W M Simmons. Mrs Floyd Baroer and children visit from Yetter Town at Mis Miller’s home.
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Evans
Hampton
Waltaker
Boore
Ed Iversuo
Foreman
M. Gokey
J. W. Blackford
Geo, Menning
Jobo Elphie
D. Bowers
Patton
H. Mallory
Iowa Telephone Co
Basic
H. FP. Wilkeva
Jame Watt
James
Lillian M. Oppold
Helra
B. Schulte & Soove
Ed Curtis
W. Osborne
W. BR. Panca
W. M. Simmons
Congressional Convention Planned in Waterloo for Third District
Democrats of the Third Congressional District will meet in Waterloo on Saturday September 20 1906 to nominate a candidate for Congress for the November 6 general election and to transact other business. Representation bases mirror the state convention with delegates allotted by county. towns include Black Hawk and Dubuque with officers listed as Meyer chairman and Sconair secretary.
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Waterloo
Ba Elled
Hiack Hawk
Corn Festival Dates Announced by Progressive Ausociation
The Progressive Ausociation of Iowa Heatly announces Corn Day festival dates October 3 4 6 and 6 under its auspices. Experts will judge the corn contest and lecture on corn culture drainage and dairy log. A contract with Cosmopolitan Amusement Company secures entertainment.
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Iowa
Storms Move Toward East From Opposite Directions
Two large storms converge toward the east from opposite directions. Professor Garriot of the Washington weather bureau forecasts widespread rain across the middle and eastern states when the systems meet. One disturbance is a West Indian hurricane near the Gulf coast, while another large storm dominates the northwest.
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Garriot
Washington
Weather Bureau
Guba
Narthwest
Farmers form cooperative grain elevator in Abbott area
Franklin County Court in Lesson-Ar gument as to Why Our Farmers Should Grow Wheat notes that local businessmen and nearby farmers have purchased the grain elevator. The cooperative plans to compete with local grain dealers and may expand into lumber and coal later. Organized Monday at Keo Bleeker’s home, the venture lists D. M. Leach Geo Arends A JD Gimer Lathrop W. S. Clover Jess Jobes D. Gimer among those involved, with capitalization at 6000 and potential increases.
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Franklin County Court
Abbott
Aelubboring Poipte
Businega
Keo Bleeker
D. M. Leach
Geo Arends
Ajd Gimer
Lathrop
W. S.clover
Jess Jobes
D. Gimer
Ameaty Bo
Wheat and Turkeys Red Wheat Promote Iowa Farming
A State Agricultural college trial in Iowa promotes the Turkey Red wheat variety for local farmers. A farmer near Iowa Falls reports a yield of twenty bushels, amid discussions that land exhaustion and cheaper sections affect profitability, with some exceptions showing viable gains through improved crop choices.
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State Agricultural College
Amea
Lowa
Knickerbocker
Parsons
Lowa Fallin
Surely Not a Shriner Shrinera at Dey Moines
Reported misread notes describe Shriners planned events in Des Moines with a pilgrimage and a parade. Three camels from Yankee Robinson's circus are promised to appear in the street procession amid curious chatter about camels and endurance. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Hi Sinning on Tuesday as the street commissioner is praised as a Sauerkraut King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrinera
Dey Moines
Yankee Robinson's Circus
Mre
Wheat profits and turkey red wheat showcased at Roosevelt Brothers
Acreage rents land at four percent per acre and claims 812 bushels per acre cleared. Despite farmer reluctance, sowing oats and wheat yields vary. cattle and horse profits dominate. Wheat, properly planted, proves a money maker and Town’s Turkey Red wheat shows promise with round plump kernels, samples available at Roosevelt Brothers.
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Roosevelt Brothers
Train collision near New Prague leaves six dead
Daily Wreck reports in Minneapolis say six people are dead and four score injured after a south bound passenger train collided with a freight train at New Prague, Minn. The Balding line crash splintered the first three cars of the passenger train, derailed the entire consist, and killed both engine crews.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis and St. Louie
New Prague
Season's lecture course announced for October lineup
The season offers a series of entertainments starting Friday October 6 featuring Joseph Camp an orator Rea Condit an impersonator the Peterson Slatera Seven Oaks and others. Single admissions 0 and 33 cents adults season tickets 1 78 and for youths 25. The public views the course as both educating and entertaining.
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Joseph Camp
Rea Condit
Peterson Slatera
Averent Camp
Seven Oaks
Ana Othera
Courbe
Butler Court October 8 Proceedings and Cases
Butler District court convened October 8 with Judge Clyde presiding. Charles M Adama resigns as court reporter after twenty years, to be replaced this term by F C Bush. Cases include Fulter and Johoson vs J I Tolings on account for 888, Edwards Camp for Cutler Hardware Co. v. C D Cochran for 212.60, Amos Tugalls vs Z W Leydig for 140, Lyman Brothers Co vs Harriet Vanlogan for 148.40. N W Seovel attorney. Elizabeth Turner petitions for divorce from August Turner. Applications for liquor permits by Powie and M Roodes, Clarksville. S W Bulbroughs, Alfison. Olande Landphere seeks 500 damages against Henry Gatchpool over a cultivator trade. Richard Walsh seeks divorce from Alice Deery Walsh. Kate Jones vs Orville Jones for divorce on cruelty. Cavite Reedy vs Rd K Reedy for divorce. A K E Yarehova, K of P B, Shellrock, action to collect 18180 for fixtures removed and damages to building. A boiler exploded at city electric light station. event of large scale and apparent solid construction.
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Butler District Court
Allison
Clyde
Charles M. Adama
F. C. Bush
Fulter & Johoson
J. I. Tolings
Edwards & Camp
Q. G. Burnley
Atborgey
Kate Jones
Orvile Jones
A. G. Durling
Atvarney
Cavite Reedy Ve. Rd
K. Reedy
N. W
Gala Day Crowns King and Queen in Ackley Contest
A bustling town gala day in Ackley drew an estimated six thousand visitors. Crowning rivals for queen and king showcased local families and a prize boat. Miss Emmea and Mina Gleo Dabn led early tallies, while Frank Goettel won the king vote with 600.
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Main Street
Ackley
Herber
Abould
Misa Emmea
Mina Gleo Dabn
Borking
Frank Goettel
Kity Kirker
Iowa rainfall map notes drought in Aug across counties
The Iowa section reports August rainfall extremes with a 40 mile strip in the southeast including Hamilton and Marshall counties among the driest areas at 2.31 to 2.35 inches. Ackley saw 3.61 inches and portions of Grundy 7.44 inches while Bremer Black Hawk Buchano and Chickasaw ranged 2.80 to 3.87 inches.
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Iowa
Ackley
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Sloley Ung
South Parih
Flordin
Hamilton
Marshall County
Ramilton
Marenall
Grundy
Bremer, Black Hawk
Buchanno
Chickasaw
Pakeu Ag
Worth's Het Gains Readers as Town Thrives
The More the Merrier reports daily growth in Ti Worth's Het readers and staff. The paper celebrates eleven years of steady effort to serve the town with dependable local news and community pride, aiming to match the best weekly papers with trustworthy reporting.
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Ti Worth
Uut
Storm wrecks cause heavy losses on Labrador coast
Describes eleven schooners wrecked at Bella Isle and seven more with over 100 aboard driven ashore along the Labrador coast near Belle Isle. Four fatalities reported so far, feared greater disaster to the north. Over 250 castaways await government steamer for rescue as the worst disaster since 1886 when 868 fishermen were left destitute.
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Labrador
Jovns
N. F
Bella Isle
Oil Flows In Streets Ed Haymond Tells Of Visit To Old Indiana Home
Ed Haymond recalls visiting his childhood scene near Muncie Indiana with a miner’s tale of wells, oil odor, and timber country. He notes Standard Oil leases paid farmers eight dollars daily while oil travels to Cleveland for refining. Theodore Roosevelt learns his son Will worked as a foreman guarding Idaho timber, earning wages up to 12 000 over months and planning a Moscow study in mining engineering.
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Ed Haymond
Old Home
Indiana
Muncle
Standard Oil Company
Raymond
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Will
Pierce
Idaho
Moscow
Tle
Actuol
Abbott H A church second quarterly meeting notice
The H A church at Abbott schedules its second quarterly meeting from September 27 to 40 with services beginning at 7 30 p m daily. A Thursday Friday and Saturday sequence follows with a Sunday schedule at 10 30 a m and 7 15 p m. Rev S F Smith of Radent will conduct these services. All are cordial. C H Hiliman, pastor.
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H. A
Abbott
Plesdant Valley
S. KF. Smith
Radent
C.H. Hiliman
Far Recount of Local Events and Individuals in Garner Area
Local notes report a Garner merchant fined for selling tobacco to a minor, and Greene’s department overseeing a two day carnival with horse races planned for Dows. August Vareno and Frank Whorp are named attendees. Henry Geordes of Wellspirg recovers from a no ball impact and collar bone fracture. Monticello banks hold two million dollars on deposit. Senator Stirton seeks congress in the Witta district. Butler county merchants meet at Allison to discuss trade and community improvement. Al Moscat sues Belle Krumm-Burech for 10000 to soothe injured teen. case noted as Breach of Promise. Burach described as eccentric.
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Greene’s
Wre
Ely
Dows
Bhell Rock
Henry Geordes
Wellspirg
Miller
Waverly Dewnetat
Firemen
Bromer
Monticello
Banka Tave
Stirton
Congress
Witta
Butler County
Allison
Mbia
Citi¢era
al. R. Moscat
Hell Plaine
Hay
Mra
Belle Krumm-Burech
Eagle Grove
Burach
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Late Board
Judge Orders Company
Franklin Court
Floyd Baroer
Yetter, Town
Mis
I Miller
Irene Blydenburg
Eldard
Mars
H. Dickinson
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Butler Court
Ught
Sauerkraut
Town
Bporta
Garner
Costa
Bald & Fair
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