Ed McMahon Appointed City Marshal and Nightwatch
The council met Tuesday with Cedar Rapids absence and named Tid McMahon as city marshal and nightwatch at 416 dollars monthly. Committees were formed, bills listed, and notes show Water Light works 300 ahead for three months of municipal ownership despite heavy expenses.
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Ed McMahon
Cedar Rapide
Tid McMahon
Pinance
O. Borg
J. B. Bleeker
William Bush
Bleeker
Borg
Will Flossa
Coordes
Bush
W. Bush
Boos
H. H. Navett
Dynes
Corn Weber
Frank Miska
Butt
Fred Sonwinger
Bialing Hawkeye
Roosevelt Bros
Martin & Johngan
Marshall
Dotatt
Heinz
Sale
William Huhrecht
Fun
Deetivad
Tates
Wait & Son
Meils Te
Benning
Tom Keougl
Werk
Klesshar
Sehrador
Ess
Wlinters
John Boloudor
Fred Kerker
Reece
Round About Us Faulkner and Local Visits
Mary Seibolt helped Mrs. Simon French this week. Miss Gertrude Knipfel is somewhat improved. Mrs. James Buros and children visited Geo. Diamond's. Mrs. Geo. Wagner is home after two weeks in Des Moines. Lizzie Schachterlie shopped at Hampton last Thursday between trains. Cemetery Society met Wednesday. Emma Boutin and Master Laur ance visited Shop French's Saturday. J. B. Huff and family drove to Geneva to spend Sunday at the Thomas home. Mrs. Simon French and Mrs. Geo. Branch traded in Ackley last Thursday. Wr. Lane of Hampton called on local men Monday and hopes to be Recorder. Lew Wolf, Franklin county sheriff, visited town Monday. John French went to Hampton last Saturday for the convention. Ed. Fiscus and Harrimond drove to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seibolt
Simon French
Gertrude Knipfel
James Buros
Geo. Diamond
Geo. Wagner
Des Moines
Lizzie Schachterlie
Hampton
Guy French
Cemetery Society
Emma Boutin
Laurance
Shop French
Geo. Branch
Ackley
Wr. Lane
Lew Wolf
Franklin County
Geo. French
Hardin County Convention Endorses Cummins and Birdsall
Hardin county delegates at the township convention endorsed Governor A B Cummins and U S Senator Birdsall. They praised President Roosevelt on railway rate regulation and reaffirmed support for Cummins administration and key reforms. Delegates listed include S I Hreathing and Juck ain among others.
Parkersburg Disasters Strike Fire and Lightning
Parkersburg suffered two disasters in one week with a jail fire destroying the city jail near Standred Oil tanks and a heavy lightning strike crushing the new Methodist church tower and all windows. Estimated loss to the church runs about 1000, reflecting the town's fragile fire safety and public spirit.
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Ourgister City
Parkersburg
Standred Oil Company
New Methodist Church
Wolfe
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Not il ag Rich as Rockefeller Vp you had all da wealth of Role feller. aiudant Oiimagoute, you vont tet bay a better medicine for Hagel saeuphadils than Chamberlain's Codie, Colona ad Diatrhoeg Reuredy.
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Colona
Belic
Hyamie
Perdu
Birdsall Chosen by Waterloo Delegates for Third Term
The Waterloo congressional convention unanimously nominated Hon. B. P. Birdsall for a third term. The resolutions text is omitted. endorsement of official acts and public service are praised. Roosevelt administration and Governor Gummins are commended. party committee members named for the third district.
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Waterloo
B. P. Birdsall
Roosevelt
Gummins
Blackhawk
O. D. Kern
Bremer
C. W. Tyrrell
Buchanan
E. M. Thompson
Butler
C. F. Franke
Delaware
D. H. Young
Dubuque
C. B. Scherr
Franklin
T. W. Parccell
Hardin
John Lamprecht
Wright
Geo. Wright
Judicial convention called for Iowa Falls June 12
Boone county leaders plan a judicial convention in Iowa Falls to nominate three candidates for judge to succeed Whitaker Richard and Evans. The event starts at 1 30 PM. There is strong support for M J Furry as state senator, with slight opposition. Ackley boys launch new Uncle Tom's Cabin tour May 5 under Beach and Schultz with new scenery and acts.
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Boone
Dd Snell
Judicial Committee
Iowa Falls
J. R. Whitaker
J. H. Richard
Webster City
W. B. Evans
Hampton
Boone County
Whitaker
Ackley
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Annels Tom's Cabin Company
B. C. Beach
H.N. Schultz
Eldora
Oskaloosa
Odd Fellows Celebrate Pleasant Old Fellows Ball Night
Last Thursday evening at the Old Fellow's ball about fifty five lodge members and their sisters the Rebekahs attended a notable gathering. Recitations readings and talks by members and Mr Schultz Wait Stanton and Herbrand framed the program. Phonograph music by Mr MacManus did not disappoint. A banquet served by the Rebekahs followed, the long table adorned with tempting viands and decorations, making the evening a warm sense of fellowship and family.
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Lodge
Rebekahs
Schultz
Wait
Stanton
Herbrand
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California
Menno Meiita
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John Keiken
Fred Limburg
C. F. Humpka
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W. B. Bondricka
Rede
Thos. Flesener
Wm. Heffelmoler
Henry Trepp
John Humpke
John Schlampp
H. Schulier
Prerey
August Voy
Beebed
Ed Griggs
Wees
Ban Bleeker
Rte
Fred Sailer
Sailer
Daniels
Haye Boyenga
Gorners
Faulkner
J. B. Huff
Geneva
Thomas
John French
Ed. Fiscus
Harrimond
Cummins
Birdsall
Hardin County
A.B. Cummins
Calan Hiyt
W. Hy Allison
J. P. Dolliver
Thule
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Py Birdsall
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Chaverner
Heiss
Ols
Panama Canal
Colon
Chagres River
Il Ag
Rockefeller
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Odd Fellows
O. B. Chassell
Balle Plaine
Shep Krench
Texas
South
Grant
Matt Carroll
Gladys
Osweols
Grant Monday
Anna Auiman
Freeport
Ilinois
Phampton
County Aniiter
William Highismechian
M. J. Furry
Mack's
H. Heykens
Andrew Rath
Saler II
Iowa
G. Bakker
Jonas
Garner Shoe
GC. H. Doepke
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