Nomination funds spark governor race in Georgia
A figure of 17,596 dollars and 10 cents is cited for governor nomination in Georgia while critiques of primaries allege riches determine outcomes. Another entrant, William Streiff of San Francisco, traveled to New York by motorcycle in 28 days 34 hours delivering a message from Mayor McCarthy to Mayor Gaynor. In Brooklyn, St Andrews vestry barred Rev. William H Ackley from church doors over age, yet 300 followers stood with him on the steps to condemn the vestry action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Streiff
San Francisco
New York
McCarthy
Gaynor
St. Andrews
Prestetant Episcopal Church of
Brooklyn
Wm. H. Ackley
Grain Crop Crop Report Shows Improved Outlook
A government crop report released last week indicates a notably better condition for grain crops. The findings point to improved yields and favorable prospects for harvest season ahead.
Oat Crop Tops Billion Mark in Latest Estimate
The report cites the oat crop as the largest ever, with estimates at 1,045,000,000 bushels up 38,000,000 from last year. Corn and wheat runs are strong with corn at 2,996,000,000 bushels and wheat well ahead of expectations. Hay is placed at 60,116,000 tons, down from last year’s 64,988,000.
Crocker Brigade in Civil War reunions and campaigns
The Des Moines Capital recounts Crocker brigade history from Davenport muster to July 1865 discharge. It notes Eleventh Thirteenth and Sixteenth Iowa regiments and Fifteenth at Davenport Keokuk, Shiloh service, and key commanders Crocker Hall Chambers Belknap Ambercombie Pomutz Bell and Hickenlooper. The brigade served in the Army of the Tennessee under O O Howard, part of Sherman's March to the Sea with about 75,000 across multiple corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
Iowa
Washington
Des Moines
Davenport
Keokuk
Shiloh
Hall
Chambers
Belknap
Ambercombie
Pomutz
Bell
Hickenlooper
Seventeenth Army Corps
Army of the Tennessee
O. O. Howard
To the Sea
Sherman
Auction Offers First Class New Cast Range At $50
A first class new cast range of the latest design will be sold at auction on September 30 by Bower Bros. Bid by mail with coupon, highest bid wins regardless of price. Also notices a piano class to begin next Thursday afternoon in Lincoln Nebraska, taught by Miss Josephine Heilman after studies with a pupil of Leschetizky and Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler. contact Mrs. W. H. Hittle at 43-44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Bros
Josephine Heilman
Lincoln
Neb
Leschetizky
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Omaha
W. H. Hittle
Mrs. Hittle
Duroc Jersey Hog Sale at Mineola Ila
Messers E G Boyce S Stille and A M McCluskey announce the seventh Duroc Jersey Hog Sale to be held Friday October 19 1910 at the Livery Barn Mineola Ila. They report a fine lot of hogs and urge attendance for a good purchase.
Rummage Sale At Glenwood Congregational Church
The ladies of the Glenwood Congregational church announce their annual rummage sale to be held Friday and Saturday in the D L Heinsheimer building in the room formerly used by the Glenwood Millinery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church of
Glenwood
D. L. Heinsheimer
Glenwood Millinery Co
Public Auction for Piano by Capt Fowler on Sept 17
A good new piano will be sold at public auction on the street Saturday September 17 by Capt F P Fowler of Glenwood Iowa. The instrument is in first class shape and will go to the highest bidder. Also advertised are pumps windmills and various items. Contact J B Johnson or Raymond Frisler for prices and details plus Morgan's cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Fowler
Glenwood
Iowa
Finnest
Pueblo
Colorado
One Dollar Daily News Subscribes Through Year End
The Register and Leader offers daily delivery at one dollar through January 1, 1911 and Sunday edition for one dollar fifty. The paper promises fast, accurate state news via trained correspondents and up-to-date national and world coverage. Take advantage of this liberal offer now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Leader
Iawa
County News Social visits and community events
Richard Delevan and family visited A. W. Delevan on Sunday. H. I. Kier and family visited John Warrens at the bottom on Sunday. A Waubonsie ice cream and box social drew crowds. John Wolfe and family spent Sunday with S. W. Creech. Ralph Linville left for Tabor to attend the academy this winter. Mr. Mopp and Glenwood neighbors visited S. W. Creech Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Theo Peppers baby has been sick but is improving.
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Waubonsie
John Wolfe
S. W. Creech
Ralph Linville
Tabor
Academy
Mr. Mopp
Glenwood
S. W Creech
Theo. Peppers
Local notes from Malvern and area
Forester John Lang and family attended the circus at Malvern on Wednesday. The beneficial rain this week pleased farmers while road work proceeds. Grace Baldock resumed night operator duties at Emerson central office. C D Lang visited Red Oak on Saturday. Chas Douglas Bert Combs and families drove to Carson for the weekend. Charles Lang his wife and Miss Vandel visited Ed Mitzner's home Sunday. Will Thompson of Tabor visited relatives in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lang
Malvern
Grace Baldock
Emerson
Central Office
Chas. Douglas
Bert Combs
Carson
Charles Lang
Vandel
Ed Mitzner
Will Thompson
Tabor
Walnut Grove Frost Likely If Cold Weather Persists
Local notes report a frost possible with continued cold weather. A Waubonsie church box and ice cream social attracted attendees from the vicinity Thursday evening. Residents Mr. and Mrs. George Reafleng returned from Missouri, and Mrs. Nancy Hipsher moved on to Kansas City. Lanning Jensen and Thomas Olson add a three room extension to Olson’s house. Esther Shannon visited her aunt Cora Mackey. Daisy Reafleng visited Mrs. Lanning Jensen. Several Sunday visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Kearnes with Thomas Olson, and Misses Cleva Garson and Ethel Hubbel with Mrs. Henry Lloyd. James Irwin returned from Nebraska Monday night after work there.
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Waubonsie
George
Missouri
Cleva Garson
Ethel Hubbel
Henry Lloyd
Ben Johnson
Geoge
James Irwin
Nebraska
Watch and Clock Repairs Offered by J B Johnson Jeweler
Take your watch and clock repairs to J B Johnson, jeweler, at 78. The note invites customers to trust the local craftsman for dependable service and skilled workmanship.
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J. B. Johnson
Jeweler
Pacific Junction Notes and Local Visits
Frank DeLashmutt of Burwell visits Junction this week while O Graham of Rule Kansas visits his brother Andy Graham. Ed Reed and Ernest Scott of Sioux City spend Sunday with relatives here. Mrs Robert Bogle returns from a two month trip through Montana Oregon and Washington. Mrs Lafe Scott and daughter Mrs Robert Sellers return from Kansas City for daughter Carrie Penick’s illness. Willie Croak ill with typhoid fever. J J Marrin and family thank friends for kindness to Auntie Barnes during sickness and death. Mrs T J Johnson returns from two weeks with relatives in Nebraska. Tom Martin and Frank Hines transact business in Omaha. Vern Price visits Omaha and Council Bluffs. Fred Mendenhall resigns timekeeper job to work in St Louis. Mrs James Barnes dies aged about 60. Funeral at Paul Draper’s residence, interment Hazel Dell cemetery Weston. John R Peugh finishes shingling Judge Lewis dwelling. Mrs W B Oaks buys Glenwood Granite Works monument for Silver City cemetery. Miss Ruth Whipple attends cousin Eunice Cunningham’s wedding at Indianola. Wesley Pringle and wife visit from Grant Nebraska. plan reunion travel through Malvern Des Moines Pleasantville for the 3d Iowa Cavalry reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Price
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Fred Mendenhall
St. Louis
John Dizp
James Barnes
Paul Drayer
Weston
Iowa
John Manning
Pottawatomie County
Paul Draper
Hazel Dell
Town
Jones
Episcopal Church of Council
Wesley Pringle
Grant
Nebr
J. A. Scott
Terry
Pringle
3D Iowa Cavalry
Malvern
Des Moines
Pleasantville
Marion County
Rummage Sale by Congregational Ladies Planned
The Congregational ladies announce a rummage sale to be held Friday and Saturday, September 16 and 17 in the Heinsheimer building. The event invites community participation and proceeds will support church activities.
Wire less and Railway telegraphy careers offered
A good position can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in wireless and railway telegraphy. With the 8 hour law in effect and wireless stations spreading, there is a telegraphers shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars per month with advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes nationwide under A. RB and Wireless supervision and places graduates. Write Davenport Iowa Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon or Memphis Tennessee for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telegraph Institute
America
A. RB
Wireless
Davenport
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Memphis
Tenn
Clean Up Day Pushed by Glenwood Business Club
At Monday night’s Glenwood business club meeting the plan for a city wide clean up day was approved. Committees will approach the council, Womens club, School board, and ministers to urge participation. The event is set for Monday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Business Club
Council
Womens Club
Worth Trying: Advice on Preventing Water Ingress
A stray stories snippet presents a speaker asking how to stop water from entering. The speaker admits not being a plumber yet suggests caution about paying a water rate, implying financial concerns tied to water intrusion and the need for practical home remedies.
Revenue Producers Knickerbockers: Postal Deficit Claim
The magazines are charged with causing a postal deficit. Bocker counters by noting stamps sold for poems sent to them, arguing financial activity offsets the deficit. The dispute centers on postal costs versus revenue from magazine submissions.
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Knicker
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Tus Gurenwoop
Official
J. B. Cunningham
R.H. Cunningham
Republican
BF Carroll
George W Clark
W C Hayward
John L Bleakly
Morrow
George Cosson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
M Devor
Supreme Court
Burgess W
Garrett
Wendell W Cornwall
David 7
Palme
M Thorne
Supreme Berry
Dremer
WD Evans
WR Green
B Thornell
OD Wheeler
Walter J Smith
J D Robbins
SM Criswell
Geo D Free
AP Reeve
W Bushnell
G K Johnson
Carl Hotis
Mark Swarts
Oc Whitnall
R.A Moore Supervisors
Mills County
Chas Lakin
W Ek Boyd
Georgia
Crocker Brigade
Duroc Jersey Hog Sale
Raymond Frisler
Morgan’s
Johnson
County News
Richard Delevan
A. W. Delevan
H. I. Kier
John Warrens
Forester
C. D. Lang
Red Oak
Walnut Grove
Nancy Hipsher
County
Kansas City
Lanning Jensen
Thomas Olson
Esther Shannon
Mrs
Cora Mackey
Daisy Reafleng
Kearnes
ROYAL
Wyoming
Illinois
Towa
Kan
Pueblo-Rocky Ford Land Company
L. Tallmadge
B. H. Tallmadge
Prestopeka
Pacific Junction
Frank DeLashmutt
Burwell, Nebr
O. Graham
Rule
Kansas
Andy Graham
J. E. Musgrove
Junction
Ed Reed
Ernest Scott
Sioux City
Robert Bogle
Montana
Oregon
Lafe Scott
Robert Sellers
Carrie Penick
Willie Croak
J.J. Marrin
Barnes
T. J. Johnson
Tom Martin
Frank Hines
John R. Peugh
W. 8. Lewis
W. B. Oaks
Silver City
Glenwood Granite Works
Ruth Whipple
Indianola
Eunice Cunningham
Woodward
Sheridan
Wyo
Heinsheimer
Lalor the Hawkes
ComPanr
Lowell
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