Editor William S. Chamberlain Passes On
The Wyoming Journal editor William S. Chamberlain died on the 10th of the month. He stood for disciplined journalism and community welfare, avoiding petty town conflicts. A good lawyer and father, his life few years shorter than expected yielded much good. peers recall his peaceful approach and principled defense when needed.
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William I Chamberlain of Wyoming dies at 63
William I Chamberlain publisher of the Wyoming Journal and longtime lawyer died at his Wyoming Iowa home on December 10 1909 after a cerebral hemorrhage. born March 24 1846 in Binghamton New York he moved to Wyoming Iowa in 1864 and was admitted to the bar in 1870. He purchased The Wyoming Journal in 1880 and mentored three sons Park William and Ben all lawyers or a physician. He served as mayor councilman and school board member and was trusted banker and insurer executive. He was noted for integrity and restraint in litigation and his devotion to family and charitable ideals.
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B. H. White
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Willoughby
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Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
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State University of Iowa
W. S. Chamberlain
First National Bank of Wyoming
Capital Insurance Company of
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Neighborhood Business and Legal Notices
The region reports changes as Dunham Norrie Stiles will dissolve January 1. William Petrie plans to move to Marion with his family. Clinton Salvation Army notes distress among the poor. Farley pioneer A K Heald died last Sunday, active since 1865. Mrs. Sarah Blumenthal sues Dubuque for 15000 for injuries from a runaway horse. Charles Kemmerer sues Bennett officials for 85000 over false imprisonment. Belle Plaine plans four to five miles of sewers with a survey for an outlet and septic plant. State University debaters beat Illinois and Nebraska. CG A Crorey buys M Gavin shoe store in Anamosa. Gavin shifts to real estate. Raymond postmaster fined 60 after buying 170 in stamps to pay for merchandise.
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Sand Spring
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Farley
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Belle Plaine
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M. Gavin
Anamosa
Gavin
Raymond
Stone City names shifts from steam to electric power
J A Green of Stone City suffers a 10000 loss from an 80 hp boiler explosion at his quarry and plans to switch to electricity from Anamosa. The Cascade Pioneer raises subscription by 26 cents after January 1. Other notes include milk adulteration fines near Rockford, ISU Ames students triumph at the Chicago live stock show, and multiple local court cases and property sales.
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Anamosa
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Rockford
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Ames Animal Husbandry Department
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Ames
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Canada
Iowa
Andrew Mohr
Dyersville
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