County officials announced for Appanoose Iowa offices
The Tribune lists candidates: A G Turner of Taylor for County Clerk, Geo Elliott of Centerville for Clerk of the Courts, W D Smith of Johns township for Clerk, R J Rasey of Douglas Up for Supervisor, and G W Taynor for Justice of the Peace of Washington. Nomination convention decisions will guide each race. Also notes state college closure, a $2,000 loss, and government building site purchase funds.
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A. G. Turner
Taylor
Appanoose County
Iowa
Geo. Elliott
Centerville
The
Tribune
W. D. Smith
Johns Township
R. J. Rasey
Douglass Up
Pulpit and Pew Rev Ross and Dr Maynard in Des Moines
Rev B Ross spoke in Des Moines on Wednesday and Dr Al Maynard was under care that day. Sermon topics at the Christian church on Sunday August 17 are The Day of Decision in the morning and Tower to Become the Sons of God in the evening. E Wilcox, Iowa State Superintendent of Baptist work, will preach at the Baptist church next Monday evening August 16. Everyone is invited to hear Dr Wilcox, regarded as one of the denomination's best preachers in Iowa.
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Dr. al. Nf. Maynard
E. Wilcox
Baptist
Iowa
Dr. Wilcox
Moses Found Baby and Bloomfield Family Note
A found bright, neatly dressed baby named Bassil was left on Mrs. Toomb's Bloomfield back porch with a note asking for a home for a few months. The note pleads for care and a loving home, indicating the parent is not ungrateful. Also announces Clark Bros grand opening with a cooking exhibition August 20 to 23 offering free biscuits and coffee and special stove prices.
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Clark Bros
Golf guidance by Frances Griscom in The Delineator
In the September Delineator Frances C Griscom former national champion presents a golf article with numerous life illustrations. It offers practical tips for both experts and novices detailing correct and incorrect grips swings and stages of the game.
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Frances C. Griscom
Miss Griscom
Lnto
Various Local Residents Visit, Travel and Marry Across States
General Mix and Sig Elam traveled to Chicago on business while Bob Mace returned from a Colorado visit. Burlington and Bloomfield residents visited family, with weddings, editor sightings, and teachers like Miss Lola Wray marrying Mr Hill of Waterloo. A. F. Taylor visited Centerville. Platt Smith hinted at matrimony. Prof J. Croft and Miss Estella Phillips wed at Unionville, now settling in Gardentrove.
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Walter McClain
Figge
St. Louis
Will Davis
New York
Actor's Bureau
Lola Wray
Bloomfield
Moulton
Hill
Waterloo
Clem Gale
Des Moines
Clem
John Case
Francy Beggs
Greely
Colo
the Tribune
County Democrats in Mass Convention at Centerville
A Democratic mass meeting in Centerville last Saturday selected delegates for State and Congressional conventions and for the Judicial convention. Col. O. P. Martin was President, J. W. Killion Secretary, with Claude Porter presiding in the office. The assembled delegates included Noah Nash Pierce Wilson Frank Sharp J. W. Rinehart and many others, among them W. M. McCreary Hugh Showalter and Gen. McNeit, all noted in the list of State and Congressional delegates.
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Centerville
Congressional
Noah Nash
Pierce Wilson
B.P. Dilknitter
W. M. McCreary
Hugh Showalter
Frank Sharp
J. W. Rinehart
Claude R. Porter
J.$. Boardman
O. P. Martin
W. C. Martin
T. W. Killion
J. W. Sharp
Gen. McNeit
4. Hicks
G. W. McKeehan
D.S. McCannon
Win
Caylor
Chidester the thief dies in jail in Bloomfield
B C Chidester, arrested in Moulton last spring for stealing an $165 cloak, committed suicide in jail by taking chloral. The young man, once talented yet foppish and indolent, ended his career with a single reckless act.
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B. C. Chicester
Moulton
Bloomfield
Chidester
September Jurors Drawn For September Formet Court
The following petit jurors were drawn Friday to serve in the September term court. Names include F. Haines Mystic Third ward Geo Studebaker Mystic Third ward Alex McPherson Centerville Second ward etc.
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Haines Mystic
Geo. Studebaker
Mystic
Alex McPherson
Centerville
Ald
Yean Stigge
Wim
Eddie
Vermillion
Anderson
Centerville Second Ae
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Wialtartadis
Ptwecgitt
Mieietanerder
Ward
Duncan Taylor Mystic
J. G. Clark Livingston Franklin
August Koeller
Unionville
Udell T'P
Meoy
Exline
Caldwell T’p
A. M. Shaffer
Walnut City
Walnut T’p
T. D. Isaacs
Mystic Walnut
Tom Holman
Cincinnati
Pleasant T
W. J. Erskine
Centerville Second
Wink
Wm. Taylor
Mystic Third Ward
John Linden
Washington
Iowa Supervisors Report Summary of Noted Costs and Charges
Iowa supervisors records list multiple cases and payments including JM Zimmer JP amounts for warrants and petty costs, CS Spooner and WS Stier fees, and various witnesses. Cases include State of Iowa vs Harney Johnson Noy 81901 and State of Iowa vs Lee Kinder Noy 8 1901, with charges ranging from keeping liquor to burglary and associated allowances.
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JM Zimmer
Spooner Const Amt
Orville Wilson
Wit Amt
Stier Posse Fee
State of Iowa
Harney Johnson Noy
Spooner
Stier Wit
Lee
WS Stier
Howard Gordon
Cs Spooner
BR D Whalen Noy
P Amt
Abe Carter
James Helme
Wim Hill
John Wiley Wit
Albert Masey
William Hampton Noy
JM Dale
Robt Burns
Wilson
Robey
Thomas
Arswearngin
Lee Jackson
Ora Jones
Mark Halden Noy
Smith Wit Amt
Stier
Spooner Posse
Carter Posse
Climie Posse
State of Iuways
Wells Township Notes and Local Campaign Buzz
Neighborhood news from Wells Township mentions Thos. Stansberry getting a new engineer, a mad dog scare, and a Republican primary convention at Dean on Saturday August 23. It reports visits by Elsie Waters and Blanch Ballew, a breach of promise suit withdrawn, candidate chatter for the board with Shan Hughes, land lettings with Mr Powell and land agent Taylor, and social visits across Exline and nearby towns. Farm news includes corn losses from high water, a dog bite incident, and camp meetings on Shoal creek. Regular letters from the countryside, carpenters at Dave and Wilkerson, and growing hay and grain crops accompany notes on local people and upcoming church convention.
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Dean
Elsie Waters
Blanch Ballew
Belle Severs
A.J. Stansberry
Raney
Shan Hughes
Moulton
T’p
Powell
Near Udell
Taylor
Udell
Kodol praised as stomach aid by Iowa user
A Vigoza Iowa resident Geo W Fry reports relief from long stomach troubles after using Kodol. He also notes a neighbor with dyspepsia was helped by the remedy after his recommendation. The ad touts Kodol as a reconstructive tonic curing stomach and bowel issues and aiding digestion after meals.
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Geo. W. Fry
Viola
Iowa
C.A. Powers
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Chicago
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Colorado Points
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Burlington
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Lancaster
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A. F. Taylor
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O. E. Law
Clarice
R. B. Carson
Kh. J. Davis
Ft. Lupton
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A. J. Guile
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Trmont
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Esther Work
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Gardentrove
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Hilltown
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Shoal Creek
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