Republican and Non-Partisan Candidates Listed for State and County Offices
The document lists Republican nominees for U S Senator and state offices including Cummins Shaw Brown Cosson Thorne Wilson Clarke Harding Allen and Ladd Weaver Prouty Salinger Thomas plus non-partisan candidates for Supreme Court and Congress. It also names Oscar Winger Olaf Kallevang and others as county officials and district supervisors with a long roster of county committee members across towns and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Shaw
Statilliam C. Brown
George Cosson
Clifford Thorne
Jas. F. Wilson
George W. Clarke
William L. Harding
Allen
Oscar Winger
Olaf Kallevang
Ole O. Ellingson
L. C
Christen
Board OF Supervisors
G. Hall
Claude Morton
Oo, L. Saxvik
Palmer elected Commander at Grand Army encampment
Col. David J. Palmer of Washington Iowa was elected commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at Detroit during the annual encampment. The 72 year old Civil War veteran served in Eighth Iowa and Ty fifth Town units, was wounded at Shiloh, captured, and later led in Vicksburg battles before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
David J. Palmer
Washington
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Palmer
Towa Board of Railway Commissioners
Towa
Washington County
Eighth Town Volunteer Infantry
Bell
Shiloh
Tie
Ty-fifth
Cis
Vicksburg
Assanst
Local News From Cresco and Vicinity
Miss Hattie Kratz and family hosted guests as county residents attended the fall festival and Des Moines fair. Wagons, road work, church activities, farm drift, and a seed corn push highlight weekly events with neighbors, visitors, and traveling salesmen.
Newcomer-Hoyt wedding and community visits reported
Local notes recount visitors moving among Cresco and surrounding towns from Decorah to Des Moines. Numerous departures and arrivals involve the Gunderson, Anderson, Gunderson, Olson, Guttormson and Paley families. School opens with Carruthers and staff directing classes. a card of thanks closes the item.
Various Civil War updates and local notices from Decorah area
Dispatch from Gen Grant notes Warren’s flank attack and prisoner captures, Meade defeats the enemy at Poplar Grove church, and Butler repulses a three column assault near Chapin’s church as Richmond operations begin. Local items include Lincoln Johnson club forming in Decorah, barbecue in Postville, Blair resigning as postmaster general with Dennison succeeding, a Methodist minister appointment in Decorah, Madison township voting 8300 for drafted families, Castalia railroad celebration, a jewelry of champagne in Decorah, and the First National Bank receiving national currency. The Phoebe Lincoln Chemical Co products marketed locally and sold by E Parman Mott & Co and A J Sorenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Simpson
0. N. Olson
Norris Miller
R. C. Pike
Lincoln
Walker
Bloomfield Township
Decorah
W. H. Allen
First National Bank
Local residents make visits and travel in Iowa towns
Alfred Oualley visited relatives in Austin on Saturday. Anton Novak toured Cresco on Thursday and Friday. Firace Guilieckson and I were visitors Wednesday. Libbey moved into a newly purchased residence. M Lee Hathaway and L B Cole went to Decorah on Thursday. Anna Evans, visiting Decorah relatives, returned Thursday. J Mauber and family drove to attend a carnival. Gena Gunval, visiting Wanes at Calmar, returned home Wednesday. Lars Guttormson traveled to Cresco to see his hospitalized daughter Julia. Ernest Frenchte visited Hawkeye to see his brother. Mrs Armstrong returned from Tomah Wisconsin after a funeral. Mrs M Opsal, visiting here, returned to Desorah. Mrs Krog came from Decor to visit her daughter Mrs E T Anderson. Many attended revival meetings at Morgan church. J G Griffith, half-owner in the writing tent, came from Elkader to help. Charles Beneher and Byron Lewis went to Des Moines on Wednesday to see a show and returned Friday. Mrs J Merens, visiting sister Mrs L C Jordahl, returned to St Paul. Miss Victor Hlubek returned home to Fort Atkinson after visiting Adella Fosse. Miss Roberta and Maude Baskerville from Tel Delaware and Miss Elizabeth Stone from Wancoma attended the Johnsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Wesley
Walter Kratz
Cresco
George Foltz
Burr Oak
Mike Kratz
Will Smidth
A. F. Schild
Elmer
Frank Kuntz
Decorah
M. FE
Jacob Hornberger
C. Schild
John Weidaman
Frank Butz
Louis Wagner
Elmer Schild
Anderson Bros
Geo
Des Moines
Ralph Buckley
Grace
Elma
W. F. Lakes
Chris. Schild
Myrtle
Charley Kuntz
Alice
Grace Kuntz
L. N. Day
Holden
Ames College
E. W. Weideman
E. W. Weidaman
Surman
Ind
W. M.S
Evangelical Church
Miller
Rh. L. Warner
People’s
Warner
Valparaiso
Hoyt
Steve Butz
Reinbeck
Wm. Klotzbach
McGregor
A. Anderson
Fargo
N. C
Gunderson
J. Kueken
Aberdeen
U. Haga
H. Melans
S. Gunderson
John Ellingson
Jess Crawford
Victor Hickey
W. E. Bowers
Glenn Bowers
Lee Bowers
Glenn
New Hampton
Lars Guttormson
Julia
A. T. Anderson
Josie Hoffland
Nettie Gunderson
L. A. Heimark J
Ly Nali
J. E. Hopperstad
A. W. Thornton
Richard
P. L. Gordainer
Leroy
W. F. Cobb
H. Hildebrand
Lyle, Minn
N. C. Putnam
Mrs. C. Oen
Wankon
Harry Libbey
M. C. Libbey
Walter Paley
Oelwein
Paley
James Farghum
Jas. McDonough
Martin Magnus
Fort Atkinson
J. Kucken
Bird Island
Minn
Gilbert Melans
J. Matson
Gundreson
Louise Onstedahl
Borgine
Ernest den
Steen Johnson
Norma
Sarah Qualley
Mesdames Chas. Tuchek
Protivin
Gordon Bowers
Chaster Carruthers
Gladys Bartell
Ida Josvanger
Tesker
Mia
Chas
Goth
Adarann
Amanda Hoffland
Albert Nelson
Matilda Johnson
Arthur Jossendahl
L. Haga
Marie
Theo
Evenson
Otto Gunderson
Alfred Oualley
Austin
Anton Novak
Firace Guilieckson
S Sabeer
Libbey
M. Lee Hathaway
J. Cole
Anna Evans
J. Mauber
Carniva Gena
Desorah
Krog
E. T. Anderson
Morgan Church
J. G. Grifhith
Elkader
Charles Beneher
Byron Lewis
Des Voines
J. Merens
L. C. Jordahtl
St. Paul
Victor Hlubek
Adella Fosse
Missea Roberta
Maude Baskerville
Tel Delaware
Iowa
Elizabeth Stone
Wancoma
Johnsen
Chester Peck
Pape
Peck
Waterloo
McIntire
Eye
J. Jorday “Wey
Postville
Henry
Jane Meier
Osage
Sherman Bollman
Thursda Fred Brouillet
Tully
Ravena
Livingood
Bethel
Earl
T. J. Crawford
Lynn
Duckett
Rossville
Rev. Mason
Amelia Sagen
Caner
John Johnson
Kiesau
la Crosse
Wis
Clinton
Sam Waters, Jr
Rob
Ray Waters
Fred Stock
John
Sioux City
Henry Webster
Charley Letchford
Boscobel
Gene Birdsell
Walter Pilgrim
Wallace Waters
Minneapolis
Chas. Shattuck
Amelia Shattuck
J. J. van Weyuw
Waukon
Waters
Earlham
Ond
Messrs
Mas. Shattuck
Thos. Bollman
Emma _ Letchford
Estherville
Cal Balzell
Will Meier
Leora Letchford
Vern
Irving Crawford
Castalia
Kelse Webster
Ollard
AL de Padden
Reday
Lyle
Rochester
Ruth Marsden
Roy Kneeskern
Thos
Bollman
Forest Mills
Hardin
Lewis Lew
Norman
Candace
Soldier
Town
Chas. Barker
van Mesne
Coopersville
John Leer
Woukon
Alma Leer
Esther Kiesan
Poeeraag
Mrr
Willie Megland
George Strandemo
Henry Allen
Ethel
Maxie Ewing
Cort Letchford
Chris, Vanes
Claude van Wey
Sevasion
Carl Dre
Gene
Hirde
Trvin Hughes
Mre . van Wey
Kot Peck
Mere
Flora Hubbell
Fauna Letelefont
Dora Willieames
Leora Latchford
Seev
Ida Rollman
Treas Sherbet
Ver. Peck
Jessie Meikler
Frandville Schoolers and Shoppers Roundup 1914
Local notes from Frankville dated September 7 1914 report students like Chester Peck and Amelia Sagen attending school and visiting relatives. Many residents travel to Waterloo Decorah and Osage for shopping visits church events and social gatherings.
Views of Decorah and Hayne Remembrances of 1918
A new book titled Views of Decorah and Hayne Remembrances of 1918 is for sale by leading merchants. The item promises to boost Decorah pride and provide fried p leasure to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah and
Hayne
Weaning and Teething Advice for Babies
Anna Steele Richardson presents guidance from the Better Babies Bureau on when and how to wean a year-old baby and how teething relates to health. It covers gradual weaning, nutrition, signs of readiness, and when to consult a doctor, plus dentition timelines and cautions about lancing gums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Steele Richardson
Better Babies Bureau
The
Woman's Hoe Companion
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Cham berlain's Remedy
Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping a summer complaint after one dose. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. W. Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Adv
Boys asleep on railway tracks killed by train
Robert Billingham aged four percent years and his brother Neal aged seven wandered from Forth toward Para. Robert lay down on the tracks and was killed by a train. His body was found next morning. Neal was found at Para and said he left Robert when he grew tired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Billingham
Neal
Para
Forth
Robert
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. K. Battey & Son
United States
A. B. Cummins
State Offices
Scott M. Ladd
Silas M. Weaveridge
Infield
Withrow
F. Prouty
Ben I. Salinger
Susanese Seth Thomas
Fremont
Nick Olson
Kendallville
Guy Masters
Canton
Bes
John Young
Mabel
Ietheodgrs Beiyjerdant
Highlandville
Orleans
Urtis
Blufffon
Brittendal
Tluttion
Ance
O. Ellingson
Easant
Win Hover
Locust Neoln
Jacob Jacobson
Rideensy Madison
B. O. Bakken
Decorah Rt
Eorah
N. EK. Ramsey
Eae
Decorah Decorah
Trzcinski
Decorah Glenwood
C .Soane
Sumner
A. P. Anderson
Calmar Rt
C. O. Rodvang
Frankville
D. W. Baldwin
L. M. Jack
Waucomashington
George Summers
Ft. Atkinson
G. Ogloe
Ossian Loomfield
Geo, Bucknam
J. Hook
E. Cratsenberg
Secy
Chas. Tracinski
Treas
Cardinal Della Chiesa
Sacred College
Rome
Pius X
Benedicto XV
Giasono Della Chiesa
Bologna
Italy
Pegli
Genoa
Benedicte
Benedicte XIV
New York
Canopia
Gibbons
O'Connell
Naples
Leo Nut
G. A. R. Encampment
County News
Republic
Phoebe Lincoln Chemical Co
E. Parman
Mott & Co
A. J. Sorenson
Ridgeway
Woman’s Home Companion
Ivo 4 TV
Partgyoning
Lifornia
Rock Island
el Paso
Tucson
Southwest
Colorado
Salt Lake
Hal. S. Ray
Dew Moines
L. R. Schrempf
Dr. T. Felix Gourauds
L. A. Sayre
Houtton
Ford. T. Hopkins & Son, Props
Great Jones St
Parker
Balsam
Drucgists
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York City
Pleasant Ridge
John Harter
Locust, Iowa
Republica
FISK
Goodyear
Peter Johnson & Sons
Washington Street
Earth
Decorah Gas Company
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