Paving Cost Debate On Main Street Involving Waterloo Letter
Dr T S Cole initiated a remonstrance against paving Main street as a cost dispute arose claiming paving would cost $2 or more per square yard. Mayor Kain received a Waterloo mayoral letter dated April 4 1903 stating a contract for 63 blocks of brick paving at $1.36 per square yard with asphalt and cement work is completed by October 1 1908.
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T. S. Cole
Main Street
Kain
Waterloo
R. H. Karn
LeMars
Lowa
Sim
Barber Asphelt Co
Asphelt
P. J. Martin
City council closes year and appoints officers in session
The city council met in regular session to close the year’s business, approve bills, and organize the new term. O. L. Loudenslager is clerk, Nf. Bruns street commissioner, J. W. Meyer city engineer, with limited applicants for offices. Dr. Mary Breen elected health officer. The council also approved library location at Main and Fourth and accepted paving petitions on Sixth Street and Main Street.
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O. L. Loudenslager
Gee Gee
Nf. Bruns
J. W. Meyer
Jas
Love
James Ashton
Mary Breen
Main
Fourth Streets
Sixth Street
Main Street
Tremont
Eight Streets
Madison Street
Speed Program for Fair in Plymouth County
The Plymouth county fair schedules a speed program amid early interest from many companies offering attractions. The Tri-State Short Shipment Fair circuit coordinates trotting and running races with purses to draw horsemen, featuring daily events from September 2 to 4 including trot and pace purses of 300 dollars, running races, and daily automobile races with sizable purses.
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Plymouth County Fair
Shafer
Tri-State
Iowa
Guy Roush Medicine Company Finds Rapid Local Growth
The Guy Roush Medicine Company, formed recently with capital of 10000, reports strong public approval for its family remedies. A Sixth street lab, headed by Rowland Jones, leads manufacturing as the firm expands across three states and plans further growth. The firm acquired rights from I E B VanFleet and offers a larger line of remedies with a strong guarantee. Guy Roush is active in the local field, boosting sales. The note also mentions a return to LeMars and a call for horses at John Wilter’s barn.
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Guy Roush
Sixth Street
Dubuque House
Rowland Jones
I. EB. VanFleet Company
Man jailed for beating wife in LeMars case
John J. Neissius of Hubbard Street was jailed for 30 days by Mayor Kain after beating his wife over money she earned washing. He locked her in and used the key to keep her from leaving. she fled to her father's home. Neissius argued at the county jail as he was taken away, while relatives pressed the warrant for arrest. Neissius complained work was starting as he was locked up.
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John J. Neissius
Hubbard Street
Kain
Nessius
Gannon
Marshal Gannon
Stubbard Street
Neissuns
Neissius
Sioux City
Dan Hammond
Leeds
Izza Sangerford
Art Hammond
Emil Mueller
United Evangelical Church
Hinton
Geo Brandon
Charles Brandon
Mankato
Minn
John Brandon
LeMars
Krimnitz
Robert Black
Death of John Eichhorn Democat civic leader dies at Remsen home
John Eichhorn a prominent Democrat and longtime county figure died at his Remsen area home Monday morning after a three year illness with consumption. He formerly lived in LeMars where he ran a business and served on the city council before resigning due to ill health. He leaves a widow seven children and many friends across the county. Funeral held in Remsen today with a large turnout.
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John Eichhorn
Remsen
Eichhorn
LeMars
Colorado
Seed Corn from LeMars Grower
Early yellow Dent seed corn fully tested for home use by QO, L, TRENERY & Co. of LeMars Iowa.
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Trenery & Co
LeMars, Ia
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J. F. Pischbach
LE Mars
Kaufman Heckerers
Chas, Kaufman G&eroy
Chicago
F. A. Post
RE. Mulder
Cor
Cedar Sts
A. Dietrich
Sue
Ao Berner’s
Moh2lsw&t
Laughlin Fountain
Laughlin
A. Sartori
LaMars
Lowe
the City Council
John Sullivan
Plymouth County
Geo. E. Ward
LeMayrs
M. J. Abbott
Rock Rapids
Ward
John Wilter
A Thoma
Ray Garner
Merrill
J. SL. Ley
Tom Hopkins
Dalton
J. I. Albright
Maud Wilcox
Granville
Carry Blum
Akron
W. D. Boisc
Sheldon
Bae I
Struble
Kingsley
A. G. Colledge
Ruth
Rayburn
Seney
Hazel Drummond
J. P. Gasper
S. GC. Douglas
Misses Leidler
W.A. Julianot Merrill
J. P. Keitfer
Beatrice Burns
Westfield
Jas, Hughes
Stanton Township
Joe Barron
Roger Senton
Henry Township
Irunday
Paturday
Munroe
J.B. Lavelle
Opera House
Robert Henry
Pekin, Ll
Thompson
Farringer
Maurice
Barney Kramer
G.W. Forsyth
John Henry
Miss Dewey
Holstein
Jos Miller
St. Paul
Kid Mayhew
Joe Sampson
J. D. Simpson
Archie Adamson
Spirit Lake
P. J. Murray
City
Kittie Murray
A. Crowell
Storm Lake
North Dakota
F.W. Eines
St Paul
Wisti
Guo B. Pew
Wensman Brothers
Meadow Township
Wm. Boyle
Akros
Boyle
Buffalo Centre
George Richards
Mainmenu
Eilert Bros
StrubleJournal
Anna
Dora
Clara Nemmers
LeMuars
J. B. Umboeter
Guy R. Schmatle
Hitton
Jonas
Trans Roans
C.D. Lerron
Dixon, Neb
James Shelly
John Kaiser
Uarm Meyer
Will Null
Miss Merritt
Freeman
Missouri Valley
Henry Radamacher
Fred Becker
Garritson S. D
Norma
Scott
Lewars
Sivoux City
Jessie Kistle
Mies Isabel Cramer
Terior Weaver
Scott Tame
Orville Leewin
Union Town
Jefl
Indianapolis
Rumley Threshing Machine Company
Jean Kilsburry
Furs Dodge
Lehigh Lawn
Tillie Brewer
Lou Landi
Minneapolis
Brewer
Parma
California
J. P. Poeckes
Sartori
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