Gov Shaw's Iowa Budget Message to General Assembly
Des Moines Jan 14 Gov Shaw submits his biennial report detailing state revenue from July 1899 to July 1901 totaling about 5.565 million with a 1.114 million balance and 4.420 million in warrants drawn He lists 250000 in proposed appropriations for education capitol improvements and health plus plans for a competitive public building program and rural school reform including central townships and a county superintendent proposal.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly
Mircea
Central Township
Iowa
Capitol
Peter A. Dey
Charles A. Cumming
Henry S. Josselyn
Correspondence incidents from South Cedar Iowa
News from South Cedar Iowa dated January 14 reports William Ridenour’s rapid improvement under Dr. Kimball treatment in West Liberty. The Carmen Club met at A E Kimberly’s with A W Aker winning first prize, husband taking booby. C W Poland sold his farm for 75 dollars per acre to Mr. Smith. Wallace Kimberly toured for a mining company and visited his father. A tenement house owned by J P Stottler burned with contents. family away in Illinois. Willing Worker society plans a meeting at Mrs. Cheadle’s home. George W Gause and H T Swart traveled to Tipton for assessors’ books. Ed Ellyson and Mrs. Gibson were guests near Iowa City. Chas Herold suffered paralysis at his brother’s home and is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cedar
William Ridenour
Kimball
West Liberty
Carmen Club
A. E. Kimberly
A. W. Aker
C. W. Poland
Mr. Smith
Wallace Kimberly
J. P. Stottler
Illinois
Willing Worker Society
Warren Cheadle
George W. Gause
H. T. Swart
Springdale
Iowa
Tipton
Ed. Ellyson
Iowa City
Frank L. Gibson
Chas. Herold
Pomeroy Notes Record Local Losses and Events
Wm Epperly reports five horses lost to prevailing disease across the week. A dozen locals including Crawford Downey Baker Gould Peterson Diehl and Ed and Richard Noble also suffered losses. The column lists visits to Joy and Aledo, church attendance, a barn addition for M C Boruff, an upcoming wedding, a shooting match, and an oyster supper at the M E church. Mrs Eppperly and others are mentioned in social updates.
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Joy
Jas. Shirkey
Eliza
Pomeroy
Omer Epperly
C. H. Thornhill
W. W. Wakeland
M. C. Boruff
Poly Sheese
Lulu Crawford
C. R. Gates
la Grippe
S. S. Boruff
Cora
Pomeroy M. E
Edd. Fisher
Lee Lutz
Wm. Stoddard
Rhine of
Pomeroy Church
Fisher
Dedication of Gonesville M. E. Church Honors Community Trust
In Conesville January 14 the new Gonesville M E Church bell rang for dedication. Rev H C Millice led a love feast then Rev Hard D D of Philadelphia delivered a moving sermon and led a debt-raising effort that netted about 1200 dollars, with 250 dollars extra. Epworth League met in the new hall and new members were welcomed by letter.
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Conesville
M. E
H. C. Millice
Hard
D. D
Philadelphia
Church
God
Epworth League
May
Oak Grove Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs. John Barnard visited Edwin Barnard and Mrs. Geo Shield hosted dinner. Miss Grace Purcell announced a school box supper Friday. Mrs. T S Alderson and son Will arrived to aid ill sister Mrs. E L Cole. Poultry show drew spectators. Mrs Beck entertained Chicago guests. Mr Fisher moving in. Miss Sophia Lindle returned to Davenport to resume school.
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Oak Grove
John Barnard
City
Edwin
Fisher
C. Horton
Randolph
Geo. Shield
T. S. Alderson
Will
la Salle
Ill
E. L. Cole
W. L. Clapp
Grace Purcell
Kalorama
Will Lake
Beck
Chicago
McCoy
Delda McCoy
Frank Healey
Sophia Lindle
Davenport
Stockton Notes From January Socials and Visits
Miss Angler teaches in Miss Bertha Haller’s place while she vacations. Durant visitors include Mrs. Amanda Hansen and siblings with Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Frank. E. E. Moeller took two carloads of cattle to Chicago. John Leutje’s new house nears completion. Dancing school attracted a good crowd. Several families hosted relatives before returning to O’Brien county. J. H. Thiel hosts a masquerade dance January 18. Thiel was a Davenport passenger Monday.
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Stockton
Angler
Fred Lanfeldt
Wm. Sorgenfrey
Durant
John Leutje
Laura
Agusta Moeller
E. Ferrier
Pleasant Prairie
Eis
John Drossel
George Drossel
Henry Drossel
O'Brien County
J. H. Thiel
Davenport
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Muscatine
In Muscatine residents report kidney pain relief as Dean's Kidney Pills reduce back ache and improve kidney secretions. Local retiree John A. St. Clair credits the remedy after buying a box at Havercamp's drug store and says he was cured. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists Dean's Kidney Pills as sole U. S. agents, price 50 cents.
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Dean
John A. St. Clair
Mulberry Street
Mt. Forest
Ont
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean’s
Ake
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Cannes
BOCO
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Board of Regents of
The
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Iowa College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
State Normal School
Capitol Improvement Commission
Vicksburg National Park
State Historical Society
Arsenal
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
State
Hospital For the
Cherokee
Ames
Cedar Falls
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
United States
Union Stockyards of
Department of Animal Husbandry
Twenty-Eighth General Assembly
Vicksburg National Park Commission
Vicksburg
Tennyson
South
Gonesville Church
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
Cook, Musser & Co
West Third Street
Clymer A. Coldren
East Second Street
Muscatine
J. W. M’kee
Bramworth’s
East Second Store
J. Carskadden
W. D. Burk
Carskaddan & Burk
Second Street
T. R. Fitzgerald
Hershey State Bank
Ner Lowa Avenue
G. M. Titus
D. V. Jackson
Titus & Jackson
Iowa Avenue
Richman
Richmar
West Second Street
I. Jayne
W. Hofman
Jayne & Hofman
Long Avenue
P. Ingham
Muscatine, Town
Society Callds
Pearl City
Maccrsee Hall
R. W. George
Lucinda Bartlett
O. R
K. P. Hall
J. Mackey
F. A. Johnson
Miriam Lodge
D. of R
Muscatin
Wodge
Speer
Second
Cedar Street
M. W
A. Muscatine Camp
No. 106
Woodmen of America
Woodman Hall
Olds’ Block
J. C. Coster
W. C
J. A. Leyda
Court OF Honor
Muscatine Camp
S. F. F Ox
M. Conner
M. B. A. Rend City Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of Ameica
H. Coove
G. W. Coverston
A. U. W. Eagle Lodge
W. Hall
A. J. Barger
W. H. S. Howe
E. H. Dx
Muscatine Homcst
A. R. Hall
Muscatins
Maccabee Hall
Frs
Co Ander
Hahn
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Wive
LL. O. T
Maccabee
Bloomingson Council
F. A. A. Halli
Shammo
A.s
T. Howard
P'rea
E. P. Nay
Felecia Chapte
A.L. Lindner
Fmm
A Manlove
Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge
K. of P
Econd Street
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Miagara Falls
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