County Ticket Reflects Local Electoral Slate
The listing shows candidates for county offices including auditor, treasurer, clerk of the district court, sheriff, recorder, attorney, superintendent, surveyor, coroner, and supervisors. Names include Miller, Harrison, Wood, Roberts, Chantry, Simons, Gregg, Hloo, Jackson, Wamann, and Vere. Election rules referenced hint at January terms and 1910 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Carroll
Bloomfield
Davis County
George W. Clare
Adel
Dallas County
C.hayward
Davenport
Scott County
Mohn L
Blakely Wi
Ida Grove
Poe
W. Morrow
Afton
Union County
H.W. Byers
Barlan
Shelby County
John F. Riggs
Siguurne
Keokuk County
Supreme Court
Fell
Facatey
H.L. Bousquet
Wat
Knoxville
Marion County
Nathaniel S. Kentokum
Marshalltows
Marshall County
Lalexander Mardise
Corydon
Wayne
WP. Hepburn
Utaruda
Page County
Davidson
Hamburg
Iowa
Miller Riverton
Sidney Township
Wamann Warragat
Massive 1900s London suffrage march draws half a million
The largest parade by men or women for ballots occurred in London on June 21 with about 500000 women in seven one mile long processions to Hyde Park. Thirty special excursion trains carried participants from across England to London for the demonstration.
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London
Hyde Park
England
How to keep water cold with layered paper hat cap
A Woman's Home Companion July feature suggests placing thick brown paper with cotton batting around a pitcher to insulate the ice water. The improvised crown forms a stovepipe hat shape fitting over a pitcher, sealing air and keeping ice longer. Mrs Ida Simpson is visiting in Omaha this week.
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Ida Simpson
Omaha
Storm strikes barn and wrecks property near Thurman farms
A thunderstorm caused a lightning strike that burned a large barn on Wilbur Mann’s Thurman area farm. Heavy rain soaked Thurman and nearby towns, flooding cellars and damaging 30 acres of wheat near L. L. Johnson. A horse became marooned after a cave-in in Capt Atkinson’s yard, but was not harmed. Additional notes mention school petition issues, a potential Locust Grove railroad survey, and visitors from Hamburg and Omaha.
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Times
Wilbur Mann
Thurman
Capt. Atkinson
Locust Grove
Lone Willow
Tennessee Re union Announces September Program
From the Watsonian bulletin the Tennessee Re union will be held September 2 8 and 4 with a program more extensive than any former occasion in preparation. B G Franklin of Hamburg visited his parents east of town between trains yesterday. Mrs Fleet Petty of Hamburg visited her parents S Franklin and wife Tuesday. Guy Danforth traveling Burlington auditor and his mother visited sister Mrs Eva Hunter and family Saturday.
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Watsonian
Tennessee
B.G. Franklin
Hamburg
Fleet Petty
S. Franklin
Guy Danforth
Burlington
Eva Hunter
Hetty Hall
Senate Hotel
Will Robinette
Kansas
Hamburg News Roundup and Road Repair Woes
Residents report visitation from Hamburg visitors and guests as local roads face final orders to improve or routes may be discontinued. Postmaster McNeal notes worsening roads and carriers travel hardships. Road work expands across fifteen streets with bids soon advertised. Cattle losses from flooded grain are reported along with improving corn fields and ongoing agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McNeal
Department
Long Bridge
Hamburg
John Holland
Holmes Farm
Whip discipline debate ends in Auburn column
The Herald questions youths' tolerance for corporal punishment and argues that parental correction at home could yield stronger results and less public scandal. Psychology is called to explain why a child bears a welt without reporting cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburh
Herald
Rocking Chair
Irishman seeks homestead law tale in rough counsel
A chatty snippet shows an Irishman asking friend Mike about homestead law and the offer of 160 acres for $14 if he can survive five years on the land. The quip frames frontier policy in plain speech and mixed humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Dennis
Train schedule snippets and freight daily notes
A series of freight and passenger train numbers and times across the B. and Q. routes appear, listing No. 27 No. 21 No. 23 No. 91 No. 20 No. 26 No. 22 No. 62 No. 12 No. 80 No. 5 No. 93 with daily or Sunday schedules and times such as 2:30 pm and 7:58 am, reflecting a fragmentary historical timetable.
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Dailyex Sun
Sun
Pass
Mrs Everett Butler and sister travel to Omaha
Mrs. Everett Butler and her sister Mrs. Fred Arnold made a business trip to Omaha on Saturday, seeking engagements and meetings related to their interests and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Butler
Fred Arnold
Omaha
For Sale Of Trade At Half Price Singer Sewing Machine
Late style Singer sewing machine offered for sale at half price. Good as new. For further particulars inquire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
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Corre Gordo County
Supreme Court of Iowa
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Lerew
Remburg
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Stanton
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Osceola Sentinel
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Sidney
Geo. Bryan
R. T. Bryan
Me. Clapper
James Martin
Martin
Watson
Shenandoah
Cal Reese
Sentinal Post
T. W.shoultz
Henry Fields Seed Co
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Gov. J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
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Apostle of
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A. A. Willets
Sam Jones
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House of Representatives
A. Wildberger
WL. Kelrey
6Th & Edmond St Joseph Missouri
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Scientific American
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Washington, D.C
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