Days of 1904 political notes and local events
Twenty years ago on June 3 1904 Frank Dineen secured the Republican governor nomination in Illinois at Springfield on the 20th ballot with 957 votes, while Lowden had 522. Judge Macy was renominated in the district. Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell to address 1904 local high school class. Perry Hodge buys Wiota barber shop. Chautauqua site to be decided. McCall orchestra to play at the June 10 commencement. Mrs Archer and Dorothy of Lewis shopped. Mrs Todd travels to Des Moines for a week with her husband stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dineen
Illinois
Springfield
Frank
Lowden
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell
Family welcomes baby girl to Foy-MeCall household
Uncle Sam's latest baby Frank Foy and wife welcomed a daughter yesterday morning at the home of Dr A D MeCall and wife. Ralph King, son of R King and wife, returns from Colorado where a mining accident affected his hand and he witnessed a drowning incident nearby. Arthur Bowlin of the Underwood Union visited city on business. Governor Mickey of Nebraska honored Governor Cummins of Iowa's requisition on Tom Dennison of Omaha, linked to the Pollock diamond case. Fourteen marriage licenses issued in May. Ten Years Ago Today recounts 1934 political races, dairy rules, and local industry notes including new harrow invention and crossing-blocking ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph King
King
Salida
Colorado
Arthur Bowlin
The
Underwood Union
Radio Program at KFLZ Wednesday Evening
Station KFLZ airs a Wednesday evening program featuring the Atlantic Radio Orchestra. Selections include Prince Frederick pasion, Blankenburg Waltz, Carnival Fairy, In the Shadows, and Walter's Praise Song. A male quartet led by Wilbur Dallinger performs, with B W Oakley and Bert Pellett among the soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFLZ
Prince Frederick Pasion Blankenburg
Kalman
Wesc. Finck
Atlantic Radio Orchestra
Wilbur Dallinger
B. W. Oakley
O. R. Patrick
Bert Petlett
Walter
Wagner
Lizgle
Kipke
Loreley
Nesvadda
Bert Pellett
B. W.oakley
D. R. Patrick
Vienna
Farm Bureau of Iowa Adds Many Members
Des Moines June 2 Membership campaigns by county farm bureaus netted hundreds of new members, the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation announced. The expansion aims to widen interest and broaden work, with officials noting many Iowa farmers have not joined their county bureau. The federation expects stronger state farm programs in relief and research with wider farmer alignment. A promo line about Miller Geared-to-the-Road tires appears in the same paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Laws
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
State Federation
Fsnally
Old Stone Capitol Restored as Iowa Shrine of History
Repaired and fortified the Old Stone Capitol at Iowa City preserves a rich legacy. Steel girders replace decayed oak, fireproof floors and cement plastered walls secure the structure once home to territorial and state legislatures, constitutional conventions, and early Iowa governors. The restored building now stands as a monument to pioneers and the State Historical Society.
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Iowa City
Legislative Assembly
Territory
Iowa
General Assembly
John Chambers
James Clarke
Town
Ansel Briggs
Ste
The
State University
State Historical Society
Kellogg's Bran praised for bowel relief in two weeks
A letter from Arlington H. Carman of Patchogue New York touts Kellogg's Bran as superior to drugs for constipation. It claims the cereal cleanses and stimulates the bowels naturally, with doctors recommending it, and promises money back if relief is not achieved. Kellogg's Bran is described as flavorful and easy to use with meals.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
N.Y
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macy
Bluffs
Perry Hodge
Becker
Wiota
Chautauqua Association
McCall Orchestra
George Todd
Uncle Sam
Frank Poy
Mrs. Foy
Dr. A. D. Me‘Call and Wife
Mickey
Nebraska
Cummins
Tom
Nison
Omaha
Maurice ‘Conolly
E. T. Meredith
U.S
G. ©. Fraser
Council Bluffs
A. A. Nelson c
Walker Nelson
Federal Court
George Johnson
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Elkhorn
Creston
Greenfield
Forsyth
Peter
Hopley F
Europe
Hoply
Charley Moreland
Robert Phelps
R. G. Phelps
Chicago
McKenzie Cleland
Charles Beers
Keringer
Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Sciente and Administration
Marquette
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Chesinut Brant
Biohvero Rahoan
Atlaalic Radio Bchetve
United State
Farm Bureau OF Iowa
Millers
Mullins Tire
Battery Station
Bits OF
Phen Hempstead
James W. Grimes
Supreme Courts of
Neff
SOX
Byrne Tex
Mesco
Atlantic
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