Iowa should invest in permanent roads to curb outmigration
Jas C Davis proposes $50 million for permanent roads across Iowa funded by a ten year levy. He argues highways would raise land values far beyond cost, linking county seats and boosting farm and city property values to retain residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jas. C. Davis
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Iowa
Davis
Pacific Coast
California
Wood Roads
Mr. Davis
Correctionville Builds Municipal Power Plant
Correctionville now runs a municipal electric light and power plant with its water system. The town council paid Union Light and Power $17,250 for the new plant, partly funded by bonds. The water system is nearly paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
Union Light and Power Company
Big Returns From Hogs In Chariton Sales
George Sefrit sold 50 Poland China hogs at an average of 109 with a top price of 250 for a sow sent to Los Angeles California. The next day H 8 Allen sold 40 Duroc Jerseys at 106.10 average, a tried sow bringing 408.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
George Sefrit
Poland
Los Angeles
Calif
Gallery Employee Shot in Shooting Gallery Accident
Marion Henderson 17 daughter of DB Henderson a sheriff candidate laid down a rifle in a Waterloo shooting gallery and accidentally discharged it. The bullet hit Fred Renville an employee in the gallery and he probably will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marion Henderson
DB. B. Henderson
Fred Renville
Bidders Compete for Worth County Drainage Contract
Twenty one bidders competed for the contract to furnish and lay tile for drainage district No. 11 in Worth County. The project covers forty miles of tile lines across thirty two sections and the board of supervisors spent three days canvassing the bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwood
Worth County
Board of Supervisors
Will Try Radium Cure for Cancer in Baltimore
Rev R H Ingram former pastor of the Christian church and noted Iowa minister has gone to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore to undergo radium treatment for cancer. He will enter the hospital for experimentation with the cancer therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
R. H. Ingram
The
Christian Church Here
Iowa
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Catholics Deliberate on Site for New Church at Monticello
Catholics of Monticello consider several parcels for a new church site but have not reached agreement. If no decision is made, the matter will likely be referred to the archbishop for ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Theft charge after Illinois Central bonds stolen in Dubuque arrest
Dubuque police arrest 32 year old Clem Mullen on theft charges after recovering a grip belonging to T H Reach of Shenandoah containing bonds valued at seven thousand dollars stolen from the Illinois Central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Clem Mullen
T. H.reach
Shenandoah
Illinois Central
Horses Bring Good Prices in Waukon County
Horses bring solid prices in Allamakee county with recent sales at 100 to 200 dollars, showing it pays to raise quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee County
McCaskill Case Ends With Manslaughter Sentence
Waterloo reports Judge Mullan overruled a new trial motion in the McCaskill manslaughter case. Jefferson T. McCaskill faces a sentence not to exceed eight years. The ruling closes another chapter in the state v. McCaskill proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Waterloo
Jefferson T. McCaskill
Mullan
Presbyterians to Meet Waterloo Presbytery in April
A letter to Rev. Mr. Leitch of the Central Presbyterian church indicates Waterloo Presbytery will convene in late April in Nevada this city may entertain the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Waterloo
Leitch
Central Presbyterian Church
New Iowa Postmasters Named by President
Presidential postmasters for Iowa have been commissioned with Charles A. Durbenberger of Bedford John L. McAlpine of Belmont Samuel A. Sumner of Dallas Center Royal G. Mitchell of Manly and George W. Jones of Radcliffe among those named in the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iowa
Nes Moines
Iowa
Charles A. Durrenberger
Bedford
John L. McAlpine
Belmond
Samuel A. Sumner
Dallas Center
Royal G. Mitchel
Manly
George W. Jones
Radcliffe
Junction Merchant Ends Life After Long Struggle
Waukon Junction merchant F. C. Koontz reportedly hanged himself after years of personal crisis and prior injury that affected his mental state. The report notes his longstanding difficulties and the eventual fatal act.
Engineer's Slow Poison Death Shocks Sioux City
William Taylor a stationary engineer killed himself in Sioux City by slow poison planning to avoid a court decree for his wife. A note reveals he wished to die before the court could act and he spent nearly a day taking a drug his family believed was medicine as his condition worsened unnoticed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
William Taylor
Taylor
Epidemic Closes Muscatine Schools
Muscatine city board of health orders all schools closed indefinitely due to smallpox. Fewer than thirty cases reported, but precautionary measure affects about 2,500 students and aims to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
City Board of Health
Churches Lead Campaign Against Sunday Movies in Oskaloosa
Local churches say movies and opera shows hurt attendance and press for Sunday closing. The Welfare league demanded council action after resolutions failed and plans to seek state aid to push the Sabbath ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Gale Stops Traffic in Terrific Snow Storm
More than fifteen dead and scores injured as blizzard paralyzes the Atlantic seaboard for 24 hours. Fourteen inches of snow shuts down New York City rail and street traffic. telegraph and telephone lines down. trains stranded. vessels wrecked off New England. Monetary losses expected to be enormous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Congressional Limited
Pennsylvania
Washington
Trenton
New York Central
Erie
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
This City
Albany
Iowa Postmasters Confirmed by Senate
The senate confirmed Iowa postmaster nominations: E. F. Douglas Dysart J. W. Cannon Elma P. P. H. W. Schippman Holstein John R. Maates Odebolt Henry S. Rosecrans Osceola Jacob H. Bahne Sibley William A. Kjetchley Springville Arthur Q. Reinhart Van Horn Charles H. Lynch Waucoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Senate
E. F. Douglas
Dysart
J. W. Cannon
Elma
H.W. Schippman
Holstein
John R. Maates
Odebolt
Henry S. Rosecrans
Oskaloosa
Jacob H.bahne
Sibley
William A. Kjetchley
Springville
Arthur QO. Reinhart
van Horn
Charles H. Lynch
Waucoma
Maxwell Church Contract Awarded For New Building
The Cumberland Presbyterian congregation at Maxwell Nevada has awarded a contract to erect a new church home costing 15 808 dollars. Construction is set to begin April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Church
Nevada
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Maxwell
United Motors Deal Falls Through in Nevada
Nevada Manufacturing cobalt plant sale to United Motors of Mason City and its patents is canceled. It now appears the plant and business will stay in Nevada, ending weeks of anticipation for the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Motors
Nevada
United Motors Company
Mason City
Nevada Manufacturing Company
Paper to Start in New Sharon by T Faton Brothers
Report says Grinnell Word notes a new democratic paper to be launched in New Sharon. Proprie tors are the T Faton brothers described as practical newspaper men. N M Eaton works in the post office while his brother served as foreman at the Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
New Sharon
Democratic
Tfaton Brothers
N. M. Eaton
Star
Revival in Belmond Completes Remarkable Turnout
A historic revival in Belmond concluded with about seventy five professed conversions. The meetings were led by Rev. Charles F. Barrett of Delaware Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmond
Boone
Charles F. Barrett
Delaware
Guthrie Center Jury Denies Blake Retrial Request
James Blake, convicted two weeks ago of assault with intent to kill Frank Nadolsky, was denied a new trial after a hearing before Judge J H Applegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blake
Guthrie Center
Frank Nadolsky
J. H. Applegate
Indelible Ink Tragedy Sparks Council Bluffs Lesson
Olive Spencer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elias Spencer of Missouri Valley, discouraged by an arrest, swallowed a three ounce bottle of indelible ink. Police report the incident occurred in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council! Bluffs
Olive Spencer
Elias Spencer
Missouri Valley
Iowa Land Prices Glidden Farm Sold at $200 Per Acre
D W Garner sold 240 acre farm east of Glidden to A F E Myers for 200 dollars an acre. Garner had bought the property in 1899 for 53 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Glidden
D. W. Garner
A. F E. Myers
Mr. Garner
Buckley Dies in Well Cave-In Near Oxford
Thomas A Buckley aged twenty six was buried twenty feet underground by a cave-in while digging a well near Oxford Rescuers dug through fourteen feet of dirt to recover the body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Buckley
Oxford
Prison escapees tracked to Jim Gilmore farm
Logan J Crawford Roy Davis and J H Murphy who cut from jail were tracked to the Jim Gilmore farm in Pottawattamie county near Grable where they were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Crawford
Roy Davis
J. H. Murphy
Jim Gilmore
Pottawattamie County
Grable
Ames Man Held on Charge of Fraud in Nevada Case
Nevada authorities report W. T. Thomas formerly of Ames jailed on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. He allegedly passed several worthless checks at Union National and Commercial banks of Ames drawn on a Boone, Iowa bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
W. T. Thomas
Ames
Union National and Commercial Banks
Boone
New Humboldt Wrestling Champion Visits Frank Gotch
A new wrestling champion arrives in Humboldt and visits Frank Gotch at his home. Gotch greets the competitor with a broad, pleased smile signaling a notable achievement in the local sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Post's Train Sets Record in Mountain Run
C W Post rushed to Mayo hospital at Rochester Minn arrived at Williams on a special four car train and rested briefly while water was taken. The rail line shuttled 24 miles from Ashfork to Williams climbing a 3000 foot grade in 43 minutes marking a remarkable mountain run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams, Ariz
C. W. Post
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Government to fund forestry exhibit for Chicago Exposition
Washington reports the House passed a resolution authorizing Secretary of Agriculture Houston to send a government forestry exhibit to the Chicago Exposition from April 30 to May 9 with $10,000 appropriated for the display. For the expense of making the exhibit. Boston notes Louis G Margolis of Eastern Tea & Coffee Company sentenced to 18 months in jail for concealing assets in bankruptcy. Cardinal George Kopp of Germany dies in Troppau aged seventy seven from meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Chicago
House of Representatives
Boston
Louis G. Margolis
Eastern Tea & Coffee Company
Breslau
Germany
Cardinal George Kopp
Troppau
Austrian Silesia
Aviator Newberry Killed in Andes Flight
George Newberry, holder of several aeroplane records in this country, was killed during a flight near the Andes in Buenos Aires. Lieut. Jiminez Lastra sustained serious injuries.
Petras Released on Bail in Aurora Murder Case
Anthony Petras, held as a suspect in the Theresa JTfellander murder in Aurora, was released on $10,000 bail by Judge Irwin at Geneva after three weeks in detention. The case remains active as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Anthony Petras
Theresa Jtfellander
Irwin
Geneva
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Recovers From White House Fall
Mrs Woodrow Wilson suffers a fall on the White House floor but sustains no injuries and expects to resume activity in a day or two.
Damaged Hannawa Power Dam Bursts Sections Near Potsdam
Several sections of stonework on the Hannawa Power Company dam near Potsdam were displaced by the severe cold, with portions carried away. The damage amounts to about $700,000 and endangers the structure and operations in Utica New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Hannawa Power Company
Potsdam
Grain Trust Probes Ordered by House Rules Panel
The House rules committee assured an investigation of the grain trust in Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth on Tuesday as it debated a Minnesota sponsored resolution. Chairman Henry proposed extended hearings and full examination before reporting findings and recommendations for legislation.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
House Committee On Rules
Louisian
Treasury
Louisiana
Senate
Over C. Harper
California
Independence
Cal
Michigan
Ernest W. Brown
Farwell
Seymour C. Eslow
Homer
Thomas J. Dundon
Ishpeming
A. P. Benedict
Lawrence
Lloyd C. Seighner
Litchfield
Fred Carroll
Manistique
Edward S. Riley
Mendon
John G. Roberts
Sandusky
Henry
Rules Committee
House
John B Moore Resigns as Acting Secretary of State
John Bas set Moore, acting secretary of state, resigned with President Wilson accepting the move. President Wilson also nominated W Phillips of Igoston as third assistant secretary. Moore cited no reason, signaling dissatisfaction with Secretary Bryan and the department's management while planning to focus on codifying international laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Basset Moore
State Department
Wilson
W. Phillips of
Igoston
Moore
Bryan
I3rgan
New York
Carranza forms probe into Benton death in Juarez
General Carranza creates a commission to investigate the death of British subject William S. Benton after a cabinet session. Britain rejects U S responsibility and vows no force while seeking reparations. President Wilson approves British stance as tension eases. Texas defends border action.
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Nogales
Sonora
Carranza
W.S. Benton
Benton
Washington
Great Britain
Edward Grey
United States
William S. Benton
Juarez
Sir Edward
House of Commons
Mexico
Wilson
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lionel Carden
Austin
Tex
Texas
Colquitt
Bryan
SAY SULLIVAN OFFERED BRIBE
Col Joseph M Sullivan a South Bend politician and baseball club owner was arrested on bribery charges after allegedly giving $100 to John Kuspert chief of detectives. Seen by city hall witnesses the money aimed to dismiss “blind tiger” cases set for morning court. Sullivan jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Joseph M. Sullivan
Edward Swanson
Sullivan
John Kuspert
Harry Josephenson
Board of Safety
Haiti Government Formal Recognition by United States
Washington March 6 The United States formally recognizes the new Haitian government after a month of fighting and the prior president’s abdication. Captain Russell of the South Carolina and Minister Madison Smith met President Oreste Zamor to confirm recognition of his republic and presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haiti
United States
Navy Department
Russell
South Carolina
Madison R. Smith
Oreste Zamor
Republic
Lamar has no evidence on rebate charges against US Steel
Washington reports that David Lamar known as the wolf of Wall Street dropped his claim that United States Steel received 75 million dollars in illegal railroad rebates. Hearings ended abruptly as Lamar admitted lacking documentary proof beyond already public material from the Stanley steel committee and the bureau of corporations. The inquiry began under a senate resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Lamar
The
Wolf of
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce
Harlan
Lamar
Stanley Steel Committee
Bureau of Corporations
Senate
Stone Chosen Chairman of Senate Foreign Relations
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri was appointed chairman of the senate committee on foreign relations by unanimous vote. The resolution to create the post was offered by Senator Kern of Indiana and adopted on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate
Kern
Indiana
Steamer C. D. Easington Trapped in Ice Off Cape Breton
The steamer C. D. Easington long overdue at Louisburg is frozen in an ice pack and adrift off the southern coast of Cape Breton. It is out of coal water and provisions and at the mercy of ocean currents threatening its crew and any rescue options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
C. D. Easington
Cape Breton
Ohio's Sharp Favored for Russia Ambassador Post
Governor Cox told President Wilson he heartily endorsed Representative William G. Sharp of Ohio for ambassadorship to Russia. The president has practically decided to name Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cox
Ohio
Wilson
Washington
Cox
William G. Sharp
Russia
Sharp
Admiral Fletcher’s Family Aboard Mayflower at Vera Cruz
The Mayflower reached Vera Cruz as of March 6. Admiral Fletcher’s wife and daughters, aboard the vessel, are reported in good health and say the voyage was pleasant aside from some stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Two Nations Near to War as Austria and Russia Move Toward Conflict
Berlin dated March 6 reports Austria and Russia may wage war over Russia’s extensive military buildup, according to the Vienna correspondent of the National Zeitung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Austria
Russia
Vienna
National Zeitung
Micheison Seeks Missing Son With Reward in Denver
Amos Meeker of Oak Park Illinois arrived in Denver offering a $250 reward for finding his son Howard J Meeker who disappeared a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Amos Meeker
Home Avenue
Oak Park
Ill
Howard J. Meeker
Ohio Mines to Suspend for 30 to 60 Days
A Columbus coal interest states Ohio coal operators plan to suspend mines for 30 to 60 days beginning April 1. The move aims to adjust production in response to market conditions and supply considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mines
Columbus
Ohio Coal
Mrs Sarah Drukke Ends Life by Jump in Sanitarium
In Battle Creek Michigan on March 6 Mrs Sarah T Drukke sixty two wife of a leading manufacturer killed herself by leaping from her hospital room to the cement pavement three stories below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Sarah T. Drukke
Senator West's Credentials Presented
Senator Wake Smith presented the credentials of William Stanley West in the senate on Wednesday. West was appointed to Georgia to succeed the late Senator Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington
Wake Smith
Senate
William Stanley West
Georgia
Bacon
Widow Pleads Clemency for Train Bandit Slayer
Mrs. H. E. Montague of Los Angeles asks Governor Johnson to spare the life of Raly. Farris, the bandit who robbed a train and killed her husband, in a clemency request dated March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemeny
Los Angeles
Cal
Raly
Farris
H. E. Montague
Johnson
Thirty Years for Stealing Kisses
In Los Angeles on March 6 Charles Guyton was sentenced by Judge Willis to 30 years in San Quentin for stealing ten cents and three kisses from Daisy Stagwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Daisy Stagwald
Charles Guyton
San Quentin Penitentiary
Willis
Co W Murphys Wife Hurt In Auto Crash
Three cars collided in Chicago injuring Mrs. Charles Webb Murphy wife of former president of the Chicago National League baseball club. She dislocated her left shoulder in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Murphy
Chicago
Charles Webb -Murphy
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Robbers' Loot Recovered in Illinois Town
Canton Illinois March 6 all of the 6400 dollars taken from the Adams Express company office at Farmington two weeks ago was found in a closet near the office by grocery clerk Keith Garling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ill
Adams Express Company
Tarmington
Keith Garling
Tunnel Victim's Bones Found in Mexico Northwestern Crash
In El Paso on March 5, the remains of I. J. McCutcheon an American engineer on the Mexico Northwestern passenger train burned in the Cumbre tunnel February 4 were found Monday night among the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
I. J. McCutcheon
Mexico Northwestern
Cumbre Tunnel
Iowa Leads Nation in Livestock Value Over Texas
Figures from the state board of agriculture show Iowa tops all states with livestock value over 470 million dollars, beating Texas by about 76 million. Iowa leads in horses and swine, while Texas surpasses in beef cattle. Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas follow in ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye State
Texas
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Hawkeye
Lone Star State
Lone Star
Niinois
Union
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Cook Convicted in Driscoll Murder with Life Sentence Recommended
Winterset reports Ed Cook was found guilty of first degree murder in the Charles Driscoll case. A jury, after a second ballot and hours of deliberation, fixed life imprisonment as the punishment. Cook remained unmoved as the verdict was read before a crowded courtroom.
Manson Publisher George I. Long Dies After Illness
George I. Long senior editor of the Manson Journal for thirty years has died after a lingering illness. A native of Wisconsin and Cedar Falls Normal School graduate, he also served Manson as mayor for nine years and postmaster four years. His paper gained wide quotation among Iowa small newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Manson Journal
Manson
George I. Long
Long
Iowa
Wisconsin
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Bankrupt Asks for Trustee in Creston Bankruptcy
Frederick A. Timble, a farmer from Council Bluffs, appeared in federal court at Creston seeking immediate appointment of a trustee. He is nearly $20,000 in debt and says he has no money to feed his cattle and hogs, fearing starvation without a trustee to manage assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Frederick A. Timble
Creston
New Postmasters Appointed in Iowa Towns
The new postmasters commissioner in Town announces appointments including Richard C. Smith at Burt Jos M Kelley at Marly John S Yarrah at Gilman Adolph Meyer at Hampton Benjamin Delaney at Marcus Daniel Fitzpatrick at Moville John H Kerr at Pleasantville Henry H Stevenson at Shellrock Fred W Bulls at Tripoli Henry J Hoeger at Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Richard C. Smith
Burt
Jos. M. Kelley
Marly
John S. Yarrah
Gilman
Adolph Meyer
Hampton
Benjamin Delaney
Marcus
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Moville
John H. Kerr
Pleasantville
Henry H. Stevenson
Shellrock
Fred W. Bulls
Tripoli
Henry J. Hoeger
Waverly
Bahne Named Postmaster Reflects Career Move
J H Bahne editor of the Tribune in Sibley has been appointed postmaster. He formerly worked with George D Perkins on the Sioux City Journal and once served as a compositor at a Carson City paper where Mark Twain was city editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
J. H. Bahne
The
Tribune
Bahne
George D. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Carson City
Nev
Mark Twain
Pioneer Resident Nathan Bennett Dead at 95
Nevada obituary notes Nathan Bennett of Maxwell died at his home aged 95. He was one of the county's oldest men and had long residence in Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Nathan Bennett
Maxwell
Paper Ownership Changes in LeMars and Independence
In LeMars J C Peterson buys F S Townsend interests in the Globe-Post plant. The deal follows the purchase of the paper from W F Miller in December. Miller has also just bought the Independence Conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
J. C. Peterson
F. S. Townsend
Globe-Post
W. F. Miller
Mgr. Miller
Independence Conservative
Forest City-Joseph 7 Anderson Announces Run for Winnebago Rep
Anderson, a Thompson area farmer, declared his candidacy for representative from Winnebago County on the Republican ticket. He seeks the Lower House seat in a local election setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Joseph
Anderson
Thompson
Winnebago County
Craig mayor F J Drilling announces Plymouth county bid
LeMars Craig mayor F J Drilling, a local merchant and well known figure, announces candidacy for state representative from Plymouth county. He seeks election to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
F. J. Drilling
Craig
Plymouth County
Kidnapping Charged in Cedar County Case
Sheriff Brady Pratt of Cedar County arrives to take charge of Mrs. Joseph Fiedler wanted on a kidnapping charge involving a 13 year old colored girl from Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Brady Pratt
Cedar County
Joseph Fiedler
Tipton
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