Contest Voting Rules Drive Wide Effort Across Regions
The second week of The News contest shows intensified campaigning with merchants offering voting coupons and subscriptions fueling votes. Early Bird prizes, 10 in gold, plus 400 and 10,000 vote boosts lure candidates as rules are clarified and readers urged to participate with renewals and cross-promotions.
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Edytor
Messrs
Walls
Lal
Evhee Wawk
Ag Hardier
Os Justha
Avery
Naws
Jim
Sterling
Telineator
Subscrviers
Correctionville Faces Tennessee Rats In Three-Game Set
Correctionville scheduled a three game series with the Tennessee Rats, a traveling group of players described as skilled and capable of four runs per game. Last Friday Kingeley beat Correctionville 6 to 2, with Petty pitching. Sunday Cushing defeated Correctionville 4 to 2 in a tight contest, the locals scoring four in one inning.
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Correction Villa
Tennessee Rata
Kingeley
Petty
Correctionville
Cushing
Fred Iranman
Harry
Authon Sundar
Oto
Woodbury County Teachers Institute Opens July 19
The Woodbury County Teachers Institute enters a two week session starting Monday July 19 at the Sioux City High School. Instructors come from varied public school backgrounds with strong preparation across disciplines. Lectures and special talks will supplement instruction, promising value beyond enrollment fees. faculty include D M Katlay P Whitlay E B Cavanaugh and A B Alderman.
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Woodbury County
Teachers’ Institute
Sioux City
Aloma
D. M. Katlay
Cedar Falls
Whitlay
E. BE. Cavanaugh
Ft. Dodge
A.B. Alderman
Cedar Rapida
Obituary and exam notices from early Iowa items
Dean Chandler and others listed as supervisors and instructors in Morningside and surrounding towns appear in a compilation of June and July state and U S exams scheduled for Sioux City Correctionville Smithland and Anthon. An obituary describes Isaac Gubridge of Woodbury County born 1827, a long time farmer, with surviving children Revilo K Join J and Mrs J E Dicks, funeral in Good Hope church. A note of thanks from Mrs. Sarah Gutridge closes the item. The Moville Mail adds a bird tale of a prisoner thread and rescue by Rollin Beard.
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Dean Chandler
Morningside College
J. F. Drovas
Sloan
Iowa
Misa Myrtle L. Gates
Minneapolis
MD. Smith
Correctionvuly
S. A. Buntley
Sheldon
EB. E. Stacy
Sion City
Sioux City
Correctionvilla
Smithland
Isaac Gubridge
John
Anthon
Brown County
Ohio
Livingston County
Union Township
Woodbury County
Illinois
Sarah Selman
Revilo K
J.E. Dicks
James
Joh
Troutman
M. E. Church
Good Hope
Moville
Rollin Beard
Ten year old undergoes fourth leg operation for recovery
Supt M D Smith and Mrs Smith report their ten year old son William has just returned from Sioux City after his fourth operation to restore his left leg. The surgeon hopes for full recovery but warns five years of care are needed. An earlier accident with a Wichita colt caused severe knee and ankle injuries. The latest procedure cut cords and straightened the foot. revival of leg muscles via electrical therapy is planned.
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M. D. “Smith
Mr. Smith
William
Wichita
Colt
Wieb
Interurban plans spark mixed views in Paton area
Sioux City and Des Moines interurban officials discuss a proposed Paton to Fort Dodge line with two routing options via Dana Grand Junction and Perry. Critics question right of way pledges and changes in route while asserting stock sales drive the project and that financing is uncertain despite optimistic statements.
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Sioux City
Paton
Miller
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Dana
Grand Junction
Rigpey
Perry
Ada
St Louis
Fort Dodge
Sinois
Billy Hamilton
Odebolt
Chronicle
M. H. Miller
Des Moines
Miller Haas
Ode Iport
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Brandegee, Kincaid & Co
Heath & Milligan
Paronel
W. M. Wright & CO
Correctionville, Iowa
W. M. Rheabottom
F. W. Woodruff
Tennessee Rats
Woodbury County Teachers’ Institute
Omy
Daar
Sarah Gutridge
Bailey State Bank
Epison
Elgin, Waltham and
Hamilton
Cc. C. Yockey
Twine
KcCormick
North Western
D. B. Shontz
T. S. Cathcart & Sons
Correctionville News
Gadd
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