Iowa Proclamation of 1900 General Election
Governor Shaw announces the November 1900 election with electors for president and vice president, state officers, and several judicial and legislative vacancies. It details amendments proposed to the Iowa constitution, district and county races, and polling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Leslie M. Shaw
State of
Iowa
United States
Supreme Court
Charles ‘T. Granger
David J. Palmer
Torney General
District Court
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Smith McPherson
Tenth Congressional District
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Twelfth Judicial District
Jefferson F. Clyde
Fourteenth Judicial District
Frank J. Hessell
Fifteenth Judicial District
Nathan W. Macy
Twentieth Judicial District
Winfield S. Withrow
Eleventh Judicial District
Benjamin P. Birdsall
William S. Kenyon
John C. Sherwin
Clifford P. Smith
Frank H. Hessell
Arthur Aikie
Black Hawk
Grundy
Charles W. Miian
Scott
Henry Thuenen, Jr
Fremont
Wits
A.D
Board of Supervisors
Sidney
Butter Encreasers and Compounds Examined at College
The Town Agricultural College creamery tested several butter in creasers and butter compounds. Substances produced a product resembling butter but with about 50 percent water, soft and greasy at room temperature, and poor flavor. Officials deem it unfit for market. Bulletin No. 62 outlines findings and can be requested from Director C. Curtiss in Ames Iowa.
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Town Agricultural College
Curtiss
Ames
Iowa
Four Farms For Sale Near Small City
Four farms totaling 160 160 160 and 120 acres offered near a town of about 2500 residents. Well improved land with some fruit on each tract. For details and terms contact James Van Eaton at his office.
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James van Eaton
It’s Free If It Fails To Cure Pile Remedy
Bartlett and Doyle advertise a pile cure with a positive guarantee No Cure No Pay and a free pile pipe with each package The ad promotes the remedy priced at 60 cents and lists Bartlett and Doyle as sole agents.
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Raven
Bartlett & Doyle
Hamburg
Iowa
New Drug Store
Cattle Sale Draws Crowd as Local News Mixes Visits
Jas Batchelder and E E Cowger visited Hamburg Sunday while Lincon visitor Jas Samuels stays in town. Rankin and Cowden shipped cattle to Chicago. Shenandoah youths registered at City Hotel as Sidney team passed through en route home from Red Oak. Elwood Lambs family leaves for Nebraska. Miss Eunice Williams elected Epworth League president. The item closes with a sales pitch for Russ Bleaching Blue.
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Jas. Batchelder
E. E. Cowger
Hamburg
Jas. Samuels
Lincoln
Rankin and Cowden
Chicago
Shenandoah
Spote
City Hotel
Sidney
Red Oak
Veterans to Hold Tenth Biennial Meeting in Davenport
The Iowa Veterans association closes Thursday with 176 members, 116 survivors expected to attend the tenth biennial in Davenport. Officers elected include President Janes H. Wilson of Davenport and Secretary Treasurer W. J. Johnson of Malcolm. In other news, Mrs. W W Clark reports a six foot blue racer found in her Davenport bedroom and killed by neighbors.
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Vedar "Ray Sae
Tieth
Lowa
Veterans
Association
Ing
Davenport
Janes H. Wilson
W. J. Johnson
Malcolm
Ottumwa
W.W. Clark
Gambling House Robbed in Sioux City
Two masked robbers entered Tommy Morgans gambling house at 411 Fourth street and forced the manager and three inmates to face the wall before taking more than $600. They locked the victims in a back room and fled. police found no trace within 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Tommy Morgan
Fourth Street
PLAN TEACHERS MEETING IN DES MOINES FOR DECEMBER
The Iowa State Teachers' association executive committee met yesterday to set the program for the December 24 to 28 convention in Des Moines. Notables include Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis Prof Rich of Cedar Falls and George E MacLean president of the State university. MacLean is regarded as a top feature of the week while Prof Councill of Normal Ind is slated to speak on Negro Religion and Character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Newell Dwight Hillis
Rich
Cedar Falls
George E. MacLean
The
State University
W. H
Supreme Court Rules Insurance Claim Goes to Administrator
The Northern Life association issued a 2000 policy to Claus Behrens payable to wife Christiana Behrens. After Behrens died by poisoning, the company refused payment. The court held the proceeds must go to the administrator, not directly to Mrs Behrens or her heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oct
Supreme Court
Northern Life Association of
Marshalltown
Claus Behrens
Christiana Behrens
District Court of
Scott County
Laxative and Bucklen's Arnica Sale Ad Claim
An old newspaper ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine and Bucklen's Arnica Balm. It highlights a promise of curing a cold in one day with Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets and guarantees refunds if not effective. Bartlett & Doyle are listed as sale agents offering 25 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett & Doyle Sale Agents
Job
Bucklen
Bartlett & Doyle
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