Primaries Held Delegations Selected for County Convention
Primaries were well attended with harmonized wards as full delegations were chosen to attend next Saturday's county convention at the courthouse. In First Ward Van Zyl presided, J M Kemble elected chairman, and 18 delegates named with capacity to fill vacancies. Second Ward selection named Lindner and Hopkinson as leaders with 18 delegates listed. Third Ward votes elected Luther M Woods as committeeman and named a 21 member delegation. Fourth Ward caucus chose Henry Franklin as presiding officer and Frank Fisher as committeeman after selecting 18 delegates by viva voce.
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Court House
First Ward
van Zyl
John M. Kemble
J. M. Beck
Col
J. H. Munroe
J. E. Coe
Wm. van Zyl
J. I. Giesler
H. W. Huttig
J. M. Kemble
Geo. M.titus
Ed. Bumgardner
Carl Mueller
John van Zyl
John M. Butler
W. M. Narvis
S. E. Whicher
Arthur Hoffman
P. Day
H. Steen
Wm. Hoffman
J. B. Lee
George M. Titus
John V. Tillie
Second Ward
A. L. Lindner
Amos C. Hopkinson
R. B. Huff
A. C. Hopkinson
Paul Steinmetz
J. R. Hanley
J. A. Townsley
J. W. McKee
E. C. Stocker
Third Ward
Luther M. Woods
Frank Halstead
A. S. Lawrence
W. S. Halstead
W. D. Burk
H. S. Howe
L. M. Woods
J. C. Coster
A.S. Lawrence
John Duncan
F. A. Duffield
N. M. Brown
William Bitzer
John Wilson
S. R. Amlong
Martin Gabler
B. Winnemore
Geo. Hawley
Gal. Bitzer
J. B. Jarvis
H. H. Arnold
Chas. Jones
J. van Vranken
R. W. Leverich
John Richley
Henry Franklin
John D. Diercks
Viva Voce
Frank Fisher
John Diercks
Robert Freers
William Nyenhuis
G. Luckhardat
John Boke
John Borgstedt
John Fisher
Andy Crocker
William Johnson
John McCormack
William Cooper
John Smith
Henry Toborg
Charles Diercks
Wallace Proctor
Charles Reesink
Baseball Standings and Scores From A L Week List
American and National leagues show standings with teams and win loss records. Tuesday results include Boston over Chicago and Philadelphia over Cleveland, with several scores across divisions and upcoming games listed for today.
Des Moines Raiders Stir Gamblers After Sheriff Raids
Des Moines July 23 gamblers express excitement and fear after a sheriff raid ordered by Police Judge Silvara. Warrants have been issued for six additional houses to be raided, heightening tension in the gambling community.
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Des Moines
Silvara
Des Moines Raid Forces Gamblers to Quit
The sheriff plans to arrest all found in the gambling places and seize furniture. The Saturday raid yielded about 2000 dollars’ worth of furnishings, with some Des Moines houses reportedly holding fixtures valued around 4000 dollars. Gamblers fear the crackdown will end their operations.
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Portune
Des Moines
Tailors Union Formed in City As Local Shop Goes Union
Phil J. Mackey signed an agreement to run his tailoring business as a strictly union shop with union scale and label, affiliating with Journeymen Tailor's Local No. 63 of Ottumwa. Workers are energized, and a push to recruit more tailors aims to secure a Muscatine charter.
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Journeymen Tailor’s Union
Phil. J. Mackey
Ottumwa
Journeymen Tailor’s Local Union
Muscatine
Special Excursions From Muscatine and Nearby Destinations
Round trip rail offers from Muscatine via C R I and P R R and other routes. Des Moines hosts Republican state convention July 30 with sale July 29 and 30 and return August 1. Iowa Epworth League event Colfax runs July 24 to August 3 with Aug 4 limit. Dubuque Catholic Total Abstinence Union sale August 3 to 7, with August 12 limit. New York City and Atlantic City trips on sale July 31 to August 7 and 14, return within 12 days, fare 23.35 dollars.
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Muscatine
R. I
Des Moines
Iowa State Epworth League
Colfax
Dubuque
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
New York City
Atlantic City
Woodby Booth On Art Direction By Conn Art Message
Woodby Booth asks where his art lies and Conn Art responds that direction is everywhere. Booth considers the idea, while Conn insists the direction guides action. The exchange suggests art motivation and creative agency.
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Woodby Booth
Conn
Lived a Century Woman and Local Notices in Wapello
Wapello Ia July 23 Mrs Almira Avery one of Louisa county s oldest settlers died at home aged about 105 she claimed to have seen the first building in Wapello born in New York she married Samuel S Avery who died about 20 years ago she was mother of five four survive her funeral to be held today at 4 pm Flora L Lowe of Fredonia Iowa seeks divorce from John H Lowe citing inhuman treatment she also asks custody of two minor children a verbal will dispute in estate of Rebecca Fetterman a daughter Mary Paxson claims the will gave her 200 and silverware Geo H Shaffer of Oakville declared temporarily insane and sent to county house awaiting possible transfer to Mt Pleasant hospital</S>
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Wapello
Almira Avery
Louisa County
Avery
New York
Samuels
Rebecca Fetterman
Mary Paxson
Geo. E. Fleagle
James B. Johnston
Bolding
Oakville
Geo. H. Shaffer
Shaffer
Commissioners of Insanity
Gromes
Mt. Pleasant
Circulation Claims Questioned as Gross Swindle
A critique asserts that exaggerating circulation is a gross swindle, noting that a larger paper with wider readership is read more carefully by its audience than a smaller, less valuable sheet. The argument emphasizes honesty in reporting newspaper reach and influence.
Pleasant River Launch Party Hosts Many City Guests
Miss Ellen Mark hosted a two hour river outing aboard the steam launch Mignon with about 30 friends, going to Fairport and back, followed by refreshments at the Zeidler home. Attendees included Miss Ellen Mark and a list of local and visiting guests from St. Louis, Carthage, Topeka, Davenport, and Chicago, with an evening of dancing and music by Pauchet's orchestra.
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Ellen Mark
Fairport
Geo. Chase
Mark
Zeidler
West Sixth Street
Bliss Ellen Mark
Gertrude Legler
Alice Hayes
Josephine Wyant
Florence Wyant
Mazie Lane
Ida Hutchinson
Henry Schmidt
Charles Kulp
Will Jayne
Arthur Jayne
Paul Meyers
Chicago
Mr. Spelletich
Davenport
Edna Giesler
West Second Street
Winnifred Whitsett
Carthage
Harriet Stanley
Topeka
Kansas
Pauchet
Julia Hutchinson
Ida Ashcraft
Anna Bishop
Miss Burk
Alton
Illinois
Messrs
Chas. P. Hanley
Drew Davidson
Ray Brown
Howard Jayne
Paul Meyer
Mr. Spelloiich
Co R Musser Hosts Launch Party With Friends
Co R Musser hosts a launch party this evening inviting a number of friends to celebrate the event and share in the milestone.
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Co. R. Musser
Potatoes Cheap As Market Prices Collapse In Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs Iowa on July 23 prices for potatoes have fallen dramatically since last year. Local commission men are paying 15 to 30 cents a bushel while retailers ask 10 cents per peck or two pecks for 15 cents.
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Council Bluffs
River Bulletin and River Forecast July 24 1902
River forecast ending 8 a m Thursday July 24 1902 notes very slight changes in the Mississippi above Du buque to Muscatine with listing for Red Wing Prairie du Chien Dubuque Davenport and La Crosse river stages given in feet and tenths. The second item discusses the value of advertising in relation to paper circulation citing Gloversville Leader and general implications for advertisers.
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Davenport
Mississippi
Dubuque
Muscatine
Pain Relief Ointment For All Ailments 25 Cents
It is absolutely the safest and quickest relief for any kind of pain known. It contains no opiate or injurious ingredient and can be taken with safety by child or invalid. Use it for sore throat back pain diarrhea burns internal or external. Rub it on or drink it. Druggists, 25 cents.
Local Contempt for Idea Cited in Public Dispute
A fragmentary remark insults an unnamed idea while praising Mr. Jackson-Yas as having survived illness for over three months. The luan tone hints at a public or social quarrel with racial language, referencing individuals and a prolonged fever or ague.
A Broken Reputation Example Explained
A broken reputation resembles a shattered vase: repair possible but visible cracks persist, signaling lasting damage to credibility. The analogy highlights how public perception lingers despite efforts to restore trust.
Market Prices for Grain and Livestock in Wisconsin area
Grain and produce prices list corn oats wheat rye and barley with local and mill quotes. Hay prices and barley hay apples onions cabbage and vegetables followed by live stock and poultry rates. Retail flour prices fish prices and fuel costs including soft coal cordwood and Hocking Valley coal offered in the market snapshot.
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Illinois
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