Republican delegate convention set for Sioux Center May 1906
The Republican electors of Font County hold a county convention at Sioux Center on Tuesday May 1906 at 1 pm to select sixteen delegates for state congressional and judicial conventions. Attendees must support Republican principles and the party creed. Representation includes one at large and one for every twenty votes in a past presidential tally. Local ships and wards list delegates and officers include G L Vax and ED, chairman and secretary.
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Font County
Sioux County
Sioux Center
Bes Moines
Adg
Anid
Theodore Hoogevelt
Ander Thie
Morris Announces Candidacy for Soar County Nomination
J B Morris declares his bid for the Republican nominate representing Soar County subject to the decision of the public at the county convention. The announcement underscores Morris’s intention to seek party support and a place on the ballot.
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Af Representazive
Soar Coumly
M Publican
Sioux county politics rock Judge Hutchinson bid
A discussion of county loyalties in Woodbury and Sioux counties centers on Judge G W Hutchinson and the Perkins candidacy. Sioux City factions opposed Cummins aligned support, while LEE Msrs and Remsen flows reflect German community influence. The piece predicts a Hutchinson delegation at the judicial convention and notes Perkins’ rising influence against Cummins.
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Sioux
Sioux County
Cummins
Perkins
Judicial Convention
Hutchinson
Lée Msrs
Sioux City
Remsen
Keifer
Bell Enterprise
Acma the pacing horse wins friendly measure in northwest
A pacing horse named Acma weighs 1300 and is praised as a fine turned horse in the northwest. Its noted brother had not been beaten until Acma defeated him in a friendly context. Anaconda’s Wa. N. lawre holds a world record as the only horse to trott in 2194 and pee in 261 percent, with curious mentions of Bob Lodikbeert and OB. Smith.
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Acma
N. Lawre
Anaconda
Bob Lodikbeert
OB. Smith
Rock Valley and Sioux County Notices Summary
County reports paint for all Sioux township school houses and notes Rock Valley residents own sight automobiles. Hawarden sends 200 sacks flour and clothes to San Francisco sufferers. Judge and Mrs Hutchinson reside in Alton after winter in Sioux City. Sioux Center lighting plant cost 4500 dollars with over three miles of mains and 100 lights, 55 stoves, 28 street lamps. plant runs at a profit. The Busmen family in Rock Valley weighs 2255 pounds combined with eleven adults averaging 205 pounds each. Amen.
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Wm. Christi
Alton
Hawarden
San Francisco
Wm. Hutchinson
Sioux City
Rock Valley
Sioux Center
Church Services Set for Treton and Area Next Sunday
The church listings announce Rev W Rebwaldter will preach at St Pauls Lutheran Treton Sunday at 2 30 PM. Yiew Presbyterian Rev Youel preaches morning and evening at First Presbyterian. United Presbyterian Dr H F Wallace speaks on Our High Priest in morning service. Methodist M E Church holds regular services with morning topic Repentance and evening Hunger and Threat After Righteousness.
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G Enwil Beis
W. Rebwaldter
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Treton Nest
Yiest Presbyterian
Youel
First Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
H. F. Wallace
United Presbyterian Church
Sethodist
M. E
Observed Arbor Day at Ireton Public Schools
Pupils at Ireton observe Arbor Day with tree planting and campus cleanup. High school boys fetch trees for transplanting, yards cleaned, flower beds sown with violets and other blooms. The day ends with a large bonfire and a general holiday.
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Ireton Schools
Notice to Clean Up Premises and Surroundings
Public notice from Mayor F. Veorno urges immediate clearing of premises and abutting alleys of manure and litter by April 27, 1903. Includes disinfectant tip using sulphur candles and advertises J Waite’s decorative crepe shelf paper at 25 cents, plus pasture and water details for local cattle. Route No. 2 and J G Bogenreif referenced for pasture guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ‘Veorno
J.G. Bogenreif
Four generation picture week features oldest in families
The article highlights four generation pictures featuring Afinebel A. and relatives Jones Y. Karr and Mitchel Barr. It notes the oldest in each family, mentions John Buckere in Harrison, and traces Karr’s moves from Ford County Ohio to Cedar Rapids region then to Nebraska and Texas, ending with Sioux City area. It includes birth dates, marriages, and children details, naming Lizzie Allen and Gervaine Mitchel among offspring.
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Gracdser
Jones Y
Karr
Mitchel Barr
John
Buckere
Harrison Eamn
Ag JC
Wes
Dan
Taylor
Ireton
Coskret
County
Ohio
Mies Lizzie Maiem
Cate
Aes
Shom Jene P
Ford County
Foc
Leke
Nebraska
Benton County
Teza
Siour Abasity
Mies
Lizzie Allen
Rateltine
Pris
Obie
Gervaine Mitchel
Borg
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Opdael Peebles Gao
Heideman A. Edwards Son
Schoeneman Bros. CO
Pittsburgh
THE
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Seed, Waynaed, Kaltorang Proprietor
Iowa
Iretonta
Republican County Convention
Buncombe
Hag Paper
East Orange
Ployds
Gratton
Garfield
Holland
Hindcain
Sheridan
Sherman
Bronx
Washington
Welcoma
West Hreath
Opteoh
Vax Destesg
Qhairman
J.B. Morris
TRE Sudgeship
Towrn
Treton
Geo. D. Perkins
Reading Township
C. Nyib A
G. Ensign
H. E. Stein
Frice
Hist
Totes
Sioux Township
Chprches
Des Moines
Northwestern
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Northwestern RI
Waites
Sabria
Rhea
H. B. Suiphi Reton, Towa
Waite
Hesee's
Waite & Co
Gros Loup
Wr. N. Trwix
Dr. King
C. L. Kidwilbr & CO
Shand
Bee
L. T
KENNY
Prop
Danniebaus
J. Waite’s
Waite's
Horrios
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