Hungerford to Waukegan Purchases Daily Paper
Hon John Hungerford sells the Carroll Herald and moves to Waukegan Illinois to purchase its principal daily. He will edit the paper with his nephew handling business and Miss Josephine Hungerford becoming society editor after completing studies at Iowa State College in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hungerford
Carroll Herald
Waukegon
Ill
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Hungerford
Josephine Hungerford
Iowa State College
Hurgerford
Iowa
Intelligencer
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Ames Area
Transfers show Daniel McCarthy and wife to Justin D McCarthy for 2783 24 L L Gibson and wife to Earl Bush for 2700 lot 7 bike 23 Blair’s Ames. First Baptist Church to American Baptist Home Mission Society for 1 dollar lots 6 and 7 bike 3 Kelley. Parley Sheldon adm to Hila Kirkendall for 1200 north 20 acres northeast section 83 24. Minie Maxwell and husband to Ella for 720 north 12 acres of southeast northeast 83 24. Emily Swank and husband to Minerva ge Brown for 2000 lot 14 bike 5 Black’s 2d Ames. J L Wiswender to Julia Wiswender for 1 dollar and interest in lot complex 83 24. W L Cochrane and wife to W A Oo for 1 dollar and half interest in lot 3 and Otis Illsley and Parson’s division of West half southwest 83 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Gibson
Earl
B. Bush
Blairs
Ad Ames
B. A. Lockwood Grain Co
Melvin Ross
Ontario
First Baptist Church of
Kelley
American Baptist Home Mission
Soper
Keley
W M Wilson
T Erwin
Harry N Fowler
Jesse E Burnett
Ames
J L Wiswender
Julia A Wiswender
Parley Sheldon
Hila Kirkendall
Minie M Maxwell
Hus
Ella
Emily B Swank
Minerva Ge Brown
Black
W. L. Cochrane
Otis Illsley and Parson's
Legislature Meets Clarke and Fraley Preside
The Thirty-fourth General Assembly met in Des Moines with Clarke and Fraley presiding. Officers for the Senate and House were elected, credentials sworn in, and temporary officers named. Paul Stillman was chosen Speaker of the House and George A. Wilson named Senate secretary among other posts. Fire Destroys Shoe Factory in Des Moines. The Bentley and Olmsted plant on Court Avenue burned, costing about 100000 and leaving 125 workers unemployed. W. L. Eaton was feted on departure as railroad commissioner with a cigars humidor gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
State House
George W. Clarke
Adel
Senate
W. S. Fraley
House
Thirty-Fourth
George A. Wilson
Joseph E. Meyer
A . H. Raleigh
Estherville
Journal
W. M. Lewis
Paul Gillilland
Glenwood
Harriett Ellwood
Decorah
Bill
Floyd V. Bennett
Margaret Williams
J. H. Reece
Belmond
Josie Legore
Jefferson
Newton J. Jolley
Osceola
Jesse Bowen
W. A. Groves
Levi Hocket
J. H. Doty
I. L. Rerick
Albert Howell
D. A. Heisler
E. L. Stillson
Jeff Logan
Polk County
John W. Jacobs
Calhoun County
Paul Stillman
Bert Byers
Hancock County
E. H. Trease
J. Heffelfinger
Grundy Center
Clara K. Hook
Louisa County
A. M. May
Waukon
M. B. Shirk
Batavia
C. A. Smith
Agency
R. N. Hyde
Ford, Hackler
Terry
Bentley & Olmsted Company
East Eleventh Street
Court Avenue
Laborers Plan New Laws Move in Iowa
Des Moines report on January legislative push by the State Federation of Labor and allied groups. Barber and boilermaker sections seek stricter exam and boiler rules. teachers back rural school bills. a Des Moines dinner will showcase Iowa products. publicity bureau for horticulture urged. caucus opposition noted. governor inaugurated for second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
State Federation of Labor
Trades and Labor Assembly
Barber's Union
Tensorial
Boilermakers’ Organization
A. L. Urick
State Teachers’ Association
State House
Pella
Davenport
Atlantic
Clear Lake
Commonwealth
Gilbert News Highlights Local Social and Personnel Moves
Gilbert columns describe illness and hospitalities, arrivals and departures among residents. Notes include Miss Wolfe’s illness, nurse Jessie Wilson, visits by Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Wakefield, Miss Laura Fitz’s return from Des Moines, and Liddle’s promotion to Montour. A box social at McFarlan school funds the library with performances by local pupils and the Ontario Christian church group.
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Miss Wolfe
Jessie Wilson
Clifton Ruth
Fred McCrath
Z. Jenkins
J. H. Jacobsen
Story City
W. L. McNeil
Ames
C. A. West
Robert K. Liddle
Devitt
Charley Oliver
Roy Shearer
O. W. Briley
Chas. Wakefield
Lincoln
Nebraska
H. C. Wakefield
Marie Wilson
Gilbert Bank
C. BE. Scott
Davenport
Chas. Bissel
Scott
Wm. McLain
Ray Nthe
New Z
Montour
Liddle
Ida Brown
Ida
McFarlan School
Jubilant Old Time Dinner Recalls Early Days Social
A Saturday reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Brown featured old fashioned boiled dinner served by Hazel Totten and Ethelynd Colburn. Guests aged seventy and more shared reminiscences of pioneer days and presented bound volumes of Longfellow and Cary Girl poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andhea
Hazel Totten
Ethelynd Colburn
James Brown
John Marsden
J. Gasaway
H. C. Wakefield
Maud
Hall's Catarrh Cure Firm Promises Reward For Cure
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Speers Heads Munn Lumber Yard During Illness
Mr. C. H. Speers has managed the Munn Lumber yard at Kelley for the past week due to Mr. Clayton’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Speers
Munn
Kelley
Clayton
Albrook Opens Nevada Court With 221 Docket
Judge C E Albrook of Eldora presides as grand jurors report and trial jurors are called for next Monday. The docket shows 221 cases including 125 old cases 50 new cases and 49 probate matters. The term may conclude in about three weeks unless drainage cases are moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrook
Nevada
C. E. Albrook
Eldora
John H. Williams
Stomach and Liver Tablets praised as mighty cure
The pamphlet extols Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the busiest little helper, transforming weakness into strength and gloom into energy. It notes their gentle action as a purgative and claims they work whenever needed, with sales through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Early treatment of cough saves trouble by Cham berlain
A health advisory urges starting Cham berlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to prevent stronger illness. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and encourages prompt use to avoid complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Iowa Legislature Coverage and Senate Election Notice
Advertisement for The Register and Leader promoting 13 week and daily subscriptions in Des Moines Iowa. Highlights unbiased reporting of Iowa legislature and upcoming U.S. Senate election with priced options and mail or postmaster subscription methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U. S
Register and Leader
Des Moines
Fourth Ward Business Change In Ames
R A Pettibone has closed his grocery stock on Pike avenue and the meat market has been taken over by Eugene Briley who will run it in connection with his bakery in the same building Pettibone will likely return to carpentry when spring work resumes in Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
R. A. Pettibone
Pike Avenue
Eugene Briley
Arch Zumwalt Returns to Omaha After Visit
Dr Archie Zumwalt arrived in Omaha last week as a government inspector in the stock yards following a two week stay at his parents home south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Zumwalt
Omaha
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LE Lea
Dai Ly Wewespaper
Marquis of Montrose
Daniel McCarthy
Justin D. McCarthy
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Carroll
Nox
County Educational Board
A. ©. Ripley
Garner
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Britt
The
State Horticultural Society
Young
United States
B. F. Carroll
Thirty-fourth General Assembly of
Sammis
Senator Wilson
Clinton
Senator Smith
Mitchell
Wilson
Smith
Larrabee
Fayette
Gilbert
Margaret Abrahamson
Bertha Dickinson
Mayme Wilson
Adelaide Shearer
Mable Shepard
Bosworth
Kodaks and Photographic
Old Peoples’ Party
B. A. Lockwood Grain
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