Local Briefs Highlight Products and People
Wit Torbert, druggist, 166 Mul St. Win. Bray, 10th and town. Mrs. duhn Mehihop confided to her. Herne Willeknede r, Way's Renovator a wonderful renovator sold by druggists. Dr. Kay's Renovator advertised at 26 cents and 91. Ft. Hopkins, Lawyer, Lorimier House. Cooper of Watertoo in the HES on business. Two youths sentenced to ten days for disturbing meetings. sentence suspended. Willie Brown and Thomas Duggan employed in freight of the Illinois Central at Omaha. sent to spend Sunday with friends. Sherature training noted. Charlotte M. Rayhouser to receive Pup in elocution and expressions. Dr. Kay's Renovator promoted as perfect system renovator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Hopkins
Lorimier House
Cooper
Watertoo
Harketts
Mission Fort No Er
Keasler Yesters
Navi Dt
Dr. Kay
Willie Brown
Thomas Duggan
Iilfnery Central
Omaha
Charlotte M. Rayhouser
Botenu School of Oratory Sul Engi Sherature
Tab Letsarte
Present of the Nation Association of Miocutionists
Blunt Street
Kay
Printing and real estate ads fill busy city hillside
Agnes Fitzpatrick, Horala Printing Co and F P Spakin undertaker are mentioned among notices. The piece notes ten lodgers at the city hill basement last night, real estate ads, a legal appeal in Babcock case, and various local business names including Golden Eagle and Healey's Hardware. Also records a funeral, a political flap, and consumer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Gerne
Horala Printing Co
P. Spakin
Ana
Chicago
Fortuna Teller
Sanford Avenue
Em Street
Trielett
Berliner
Court House
Clay St
New York Stock Exchange
Meulard
Archibald Ainslie
Broadway
New York
Voolker
Clay Streets
Judge Matthews
Babcock City Eerie
Supreme Court
Hood
Kay
Court of Foresters
Rocky Mountain Tex
Rocky Mountain
Hoffman
Elehth
Snevlat
Bee C. Ht. Reynolds
Bank and Insurance
Sirras
O. P. Shiras
Scout Auditorium
Cupid
Knox
Angie
THE
Golden Eagle
Armstrong
Alpine Street
Hill Company
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
John L. ‘Bitet
Lorimer House
Peter Bower & Co
Main Street
Sheldon
Jesus
William Feinbax
Wunnecker& Hoerr
Jos
J. Ott
Pioneer farmer J Peter Jungers dies at 84 in Mosalem Township
J Peter Jungers a leading farmer of Mosalem township died Friday aged 84 years 2 months. Born in Zening Luxemburg in 1824 he came to the United States in 1848 and visited California in 1849. He later settled in Mosalem township with his brother Olas and never married leaving several relatives including some in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
J .Peter Jungers
Mosalem Townshl
California
Luxemburg
United States
Salem Township
2Olas
Dubuque
Officials move key CGW staff toward Dubuque shift
An official Chicago Great Western notice states F. B. Hunt, engineer in charge of maintenance and way, will be moved from St. Paul to Dubuque. His department oversees all buildings and property along the St. Paul to Chicago right of way, drafts plans, and supervises construction. The change signals Dubuque as a major hub as CGW reorganizes to improve equipment and operations in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western
Hunt
St. Paul
Dudurue
Chicago
Dubuque
Chisago i Great’ “Western
Voters urged to follow ballot marking rules in fourth ward
The notice explains state law on ballot marking and counting. It details how voters may place a cross in squares next to each candidate or write a name, and notes that marking a cross on a different ticket does not invalidate the ballot except for the affected office. It also previews that ballots will show ballots for Citizens Non-Partisan, Democratic, and in the Fourth ward Republican with single names like Crews ford for alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Estela
Tarkingi
Iast
Crewsford
Voting Tip Warns Voters to Cross Every Name
The notice explains that crossing out only some names risks voiding the entire ticket and urges voters to mark a cross before every name they vote for to ensure the ballot is counted. It emphasizes a complete cross before each selection.
Henderson Declines Delegate at Large for National Convention
Washington dispatch: Speaker Henderson declines to be a candidate for delegate at large to the Republican national convention. He will be too busy with duties in Washington to attend and says the honor should go to a working Republican from the state. Hull fights Cummins, who aims for governor if elected delegate at large. Dr Kay’s Renovator advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘Dispatch
Henderson
Iowa
Washington
Vention
A. B. Cumming
Des Moines
Representative Hall of
Cummins
Hull
Personal notes from city and area residents
Michael Hollenfelz travels to Chic a 280 and contractor Ney is in Mason City on business. Frank Stout returns from Chicago. Mrs BD D W Carver and daughter visit Chicago. Misses Road of St Paul visit Miss Moe Waller. Miss Lucy Richmond goes to Lar LGtastle to see her mother. HA Nimrich ill at West Fifth Street home. Miss Kelso leaves for Chicago to buy spring millinery. Mrs Jenkins returns from Chicago to visit Roy JenKing. Rev Father Fitzgerald of St Paul registers at the Julien. Mrs Bert Wallace arrives Monday from Chicago to visit Healey family. Mr Gilbert Guthrie leaves for Chicago to take a Western Union operator post. Rev DM Gorman leaves for abst to preach at new Catholic altar dedication. Willard W. Davis departs for Minneapolis for a position with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hollenfelz
Ney
Mason City
Frank Stout
Chicago
D. W. Carver
St. Paul
Moe Waller
Lucy Richmond
Lar
HA. Nimrich
West Fifth Street
Kelso
Jenkins
Roy Jen-' King
Fitzgerald
St.Paul
Julien
Bert Wallace
Maude Healey
Geo.’ Healey
Gilbert .Guthrie
Western
Union ‘Telegraph Company
D. - M. “Gorman
Dubuque
E. J.mc Yann
Pennsylvania Lines
Davis l
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Pauly
Auction notice for North Dubuque house and outbuildings
An auction is set for Tuesday March 27 in the afternoon on the premises at North Dubuque near the Enameling works. The property describes a two story wood house with fourteen rooms and a wood riding house, with details garbled but the core elements identified as a sale of the described real estate and outbuildings to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dubuque
Algo
Funeral of Dr Ns Bigelow Held in Zwingle
The pioneer physician Dr Ns Bigelow was laid to rest this afternoon at the family residence in Bumcombe with large attendance. Rev Schwartz officiated at services at the Presbyterian church in Zwingle, and undertaker Walton handled the\n funeral observances. A quartet provided music, with Jos Michel John Buetted Miss Marshall and Mrs Joe Brown among the performers. The ceremony marked one of the county’s largest funerals in Dubuque. In short, the notice also contains unrelated classifieds and ads pasted into the obituary column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns. Bigelow
Bumcombe
George Sulot
C., Haxby
P. Connelly
Salim Faust
Martin Denlinger
Schwartz
Presbyterian
Zwingle
Undetaker Walton
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Intercal
Monty
Web. Mendhey
Geo
Dk Burch
W. A. Day
Et. Qlorer
A. Humpi
Geo. W. Melagt
TK. Demag
Ruin
Golder
Coited
Duhbuawe
Tnelentes
Bowie
D.H. McCarthy
City Briefs
Wit Torbert
St. Iy
Win. Bray
Tel
Missouri
Vermont
Macy
Kerrb Cole
Bank and Inc. Sicg
Oeytes
Amie
F. B.eckert
Asia
Einings
Howe
Dubuque’ ‘S
Desey H
Namsook
AML
Lainie
India
Yndia
Brussels
Royal Wiltons
Wil Or Without Borders
Hartford
Axminsterhoice
Axe
Dreas Ginghams
Sonly
Gare
St. Louis
DE. Bigelow
Pioner
Rowan’s
12Th
Iowa Street
Oliver Kringle
Linehan& Mole
Dr. J. Be B McCarthy
John Vi Kee
McCarthy & Keogh
Physicians
Baer ‘Bloveatha and ‘Towa Eo
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