Wyoming News Highlights From November 1910
Wyoming correspondent reports a heavy snowstorm and local business, social events, and personal news. Notable items include Dr. J. H. Guthrie injunction suit, Halloween activities with minor damage, speed contest planned by auto enthusiasts, marriage of Arthur Felker and Henrietta Behnke, and the death of Mrs. Fred Koch with German Lutheran church ties and funeral details.
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Wyoming
Dr. Marquis
Fred Koch
Bright
Droelitz
Mecklenburg
Germany
Mary Holst
America
Lyons
Iowa
Preston
August Bramer
Christ W. Bramer
Henry Bramer
Loisa Kukkuk
August Bartels
Nod
Koch
Fred Buckholtz
Fred Luckstead
Various Townsfolk Seen Around Center Junction This Week
Center Junction residents and visitors are noted in local notes from November 2. Individuals include Ross Stingley in Anamosa, O. J. Felton from Cedar Rapids on business, Miss Florence Livingstone home for Sunday, Moncrief returning from Minnesota, and G. J. Hughes checking the political scene. The column cites dozens of trips and calls, plus social events at Livingstone, Duncan, and Weir households, a new baby, and Halloween gatherings with Need details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ross Stingley
Anamosa
O. J. Felton
Cedar Rapids
Florence Livingstone
R. J. Moncrief
Wyoming
O. E. Green
Clay
Gladys Smith
Anamosi
M. G. Alsever
KR. T. Williamson
Bessie Scheib
Baldwin
W. W. Woodward
Central City
Our City
Fred Kramer
Castle Grove
Robert Livingstone
W. A. Stingley
Olive
Monticello
A. B. Fickle
Frank Megaw
M. J. McNeilly
Peter Robertson
Mattie
Amber
John Weir
Andrew Robertson
Oxford Junction
Moncrief
Minnesota
C.F. Mills
Monmouth
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Jones County
Black Hills
Wyoming Line
Hallowe’en
Mariette Letze
Livingstone’s
Onslow News Briefs From November Gathering
Onslow notes November 1 report Al Dean wintering in Hot Springs Arkansas. W Beck traveled to Cedar Rapids Tuesday for business. Miss May Paul of Cedar Rapids visiting mother Mrs G S Paul. Mrs Will Stump and Mrs Frank Pawes of Sheldon Iowa visiting. Stephen Carr and daughter with husband Mr Wilcox arrived from Alliance Nebraska last week to visit the Walters.
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Onslow
al Dean
Hot Springs
Arkansas
W. Beck
Cedar Rapids
May Paul
G. S., Paul
Will Stump
Frank Pawes
Sheldon
Iowa
Stephen Carr
Wilcox
Alliance
Nebraska
Walters
Returning guests and regional visits noted in Anamosa
The column lists visitors to Anamosa including Mr. Carr extending his stay, Mr. Kuchman from Platte SD staying with J. Mackrill, Clifford Underwood attending his grandfather’s funeral, and Andrew Lang with family visiting Chas. Walsworth. Laura Smith leaves for St. Charles LA to work and live with the Carrier family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carr
Kuchman
Platte
South Dakota
J. Mackrill
Clifford Underwood
Yates Center
Kansas
George Chase
Andrew Lang
Chas. Walsworth
Lang
Walsworth
Laura Smith
St. Charles
Louisiana
Anamosa Journal
Journal
Castle Grove Notes and Local Affairs
Castle Grove reports several new building projects including A W Cramer’s machine house and Stephen Grover’s fall constructions. Residents H N Appleby and Maude Shepherd visited Hopkinton while schools close for a corn field vacation. Republicans name township ticket. Democrats rally with Boss Moore at a beacon gathering amid party tensions.
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A. W. Cramer
A. G. Moore
Louis Reiger
Monticello
Stephen Grover
H.N. Appleby
Mr. Noble
Chas. Howie
Castle Grove
Justices of the Peace
A. M. Fairbanks
8. C. Pfeil
A. E. Laude
Peter Caspers
John H. Lubben
H. E B. Orcutt
A. F. M. Caspers
W. D. McLaughlin
J. A. Deischer
Boss Moore
G.O. P
Salt Creek
Jones County
Republican Ticket Urges Duty for Next Tuesday
The 1910 ticket is praised for ability and necessary qualifications, moral character, and integrity. Candidates are praised for loyalty through conflicts and battles, with a call for every Republican to perform duty next Tuesday.
Farmer Buries Cow as Tax Dispute Turns Grim
A strange encounter on the Milwaukee line ends with a farmer learning his cow was killed that morning. An official from the Quick Time Railroad presented a note reading 810 as payment, while discussing cow value and taxes.
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Milwaukee
The
Independent
Stranger
Quick Time
Editorial Opinion on Conduct of Office by Auditor Gardner
Editorials praise Louis Gardner for a capable conscientious audit in Jones County. They note his methods classify claims for clear reader understanding and provide end totals, presenting a strong case for his effective management of county finances.
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Louis Gardner
Gardner
Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Gardner Improves Anamosa Auditor's Office Operations
In Anamosa last week Louis Gardner, newly in the auditor’s office for about two months, shows rapid grasp of county business and has systematized records so thoroughly that any record can be located quickly.
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Anamosa
Louis Gardner
Auditor Gardner reorganizes county highway records and accounts
The Monticello Express notes Auditor Louis Gardner restructures the county auditor’s office. He will chronologically sort highway petitions and related documents, implement a departmentalized relief system, and introduce a new loose leaf expenditure record to streamline disbursements and board minutes.
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Louis Gardner
Gardner
Pledged reform and strict oversight promise in candidate statement
The candidate vows a clean vigorous administration and public service. They call for rigid inspection of their work and insist perpetual effort to earn public trust and deliver maximum efficiency.
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Linvite
Ingetter
Gardner elected secretary of State Auditor’s Association
Anamosa Eureka reports that Auditor Gardner of Jones county received a statewide salute when Cedar Rapids elected him secretary of the State Auditor's Association last Friday. The Eureka lauds his practical views and confident leadership for the county auditor's office.
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Gardner
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
State Auditor’s Association
Eureka
Jones County Readers Praise Auditor Gardner Seeks Reform
The Oxford Mirror reports Jones County residents applaud Auditor Louis Gardner for election as secretary of the State Auditor's Association. He plans to address questions on primaries reform and removal of lower county offices from primaries.
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Jones County
Louis Gardner
State Auditor’s Association
Potential License Services Advertised by D KE Pond
A terse notice invites readers to contact D KE Pond in the Lovell Bank Building for lease mortgage deed marriage license hunters licence or insurance inquiries. It presents a compact brokered services pitch typical of small town classifieds.
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D. Ke, Pond
Lovell Bank Building
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George Silsbee
Coggan
D. F. Wherry
Potter House
Webster Street
D. Chassell
Des Moines
J. R. Reid
Clay Township
L. M. Carpenter
Ojin
Chicago
R. H. Spence
George Bottomstone
George Lyons
Pennsylvania
Jesse Bowen
Maquoketa
M. H. Calkins
C.B. Price
W. H. Graham
C. W. Graham
Wm. Bowers
G. W. Evans Jr
Eagle Crove
G. W. Evans
A. F. Dellit
Mr. Dellit
Fred Day
Will Grimm
Jackson Township
CU. B. Larkey
McNeilly
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Vaughn
Jack ‘O’lantern Novelty Company
Wyoming Dramatic Company
M. W. A. Hall
J. H. Guthrie
G. Franks
Arthur Felker
Henrietta Behnke
J. A. Marquis
Coe College
Drummond
Cluett
Doutrick Dry Goods CO
Denver
Chicago Evening Post
Hitchcock
Scotch Grove Township
Sec. School Board
the County Press
Wyoming Journal
Oxford Mirror
Anamosa Fureka
Jones
Anamosa Eureka
Olin
Monticelloxpress
Cascade Pioneer
Stuhlers
Tion
Yours
C. N. Patrick
Optometrist
Fred Puleston
Eilers & Bolton
H. M. Remney
James Remley
Remley & Remley
Attorneys AT Law
Majin Street
Firet
W E. Daly
Frank Carroll, M. D
Dalbey & Carroll
Ely Block
South 3Rd Street
J. W. Doxsef
Tliorney
Lovell Block
W. A. Mirick
South Cedar St
E. E. Reed
Burrichter’s Drygoods
Ventirello, Inwa
D. E. Pond
Lovell State Bank
Hubbard
E. A. Hubbard
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