Delegates Chosen For Township Convention Elections
Republicans in city wards held caucuses to elect delegates to the township convention, meeting next Friday at city hall to select the fall ticket. First ward listed delegates, Second ward chose twenty, Third and Fourth wards also met with their own officers and delegates, and adjourned with votes to cast full delegation strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lect
Ning
J. B. Lee E. H. Dolsen
Wm. van Zyl
Lester Smith
C. H. Steen
Carl Mueller
John H. Munroe
Geo. M. Titus
J. E. Coe
E. P. Day
Arthur Hoffman
John van Zyl J. M. Beck
John H. Freers
John M. Kemble
R. B. Baird Theron Thompson
Second Ward
Chas. P. Hanley
Samuel McNutt
F. W. Eversmeyer
Third Ward
Rescre Hose House
Luther M. Woods
R. W. Leverich
H. §. Howe
R. Amlong Joseph Crouch
Geo. R. Hawley
I. T. Eaton
John M. Duncan
J. R. Longstreth
C. Young
H. R. Gurtner
L. M. Woods
J. A. Nyenhuis
Frank Rhodes T M. Winnemore
W. J. Ogilvie
J. B. Mark Frank George J. C. Coster
H. S. Howe
J. W. Hilton
J. A. Leyda
Wm. Geller
J .B. Jarvis
Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
C. H. Reesink
J. D. Diercks
F. Fischer
Geo. Luckhardt
John McCormick
Wm. Noyenhuis
John Beckman
Mark Taylor
Charles Diercks Irving Earl Henry Lemkau
Wallace Proctor
Frank Fischer
Lone Tree Ladies Leave for New York Visit
Lone Tree Iowa on Oct 7 Mrs Walter Tantlinger and Miss Maggie Rice left for New York for a month visit with Mrs Tantlinger s parents Mr and Mrs Oral Crain rejoice over their plans and greetings received upon departure
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Lone Tree
Walter Tantlinger
Maggie Rice
New York
T.’s Par
Mrs
Oral Crain
One Dollar Present Free To Read This Advertisement
An advertisement offers a free prepaid book titled The Inner Mysteries of Personal Magnetism to anyone who writes and states which paper carried the ad. The book, normally priced at one dollar, is sent without charge.
Rosewood Named for Fragrance When Freshly Cut
The term Rosewood describes wood prized for its rose scent when cut. The name recalls the distinctive aroma associated with the timber.
Selby and Smith Clash Over Morse Remark
Terse exchange shows Selby accusing Smith of defecting with Morse calling him a donkey. The pair dispute perceived slights as tensions flare.
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Selby
Smith
Smith—Morse
Wilton Neighbors News and Local Notes
Wilton Iowa items from Oct 7 report travels and illness visits. Derby and Derby visit Galesburg others head home to Barstow. C L Packer hosts son B Packer from Toulon. Miss Emelie Evers visits H W Lamp. Jim McCartney leases Commercial House and to start duties mid month. C W Norton to represent Iowa at Farmers National Congress in Macon Ga Oct 7. Ladies of Methodist church schedule Feast of Days Oct 10 with daily themed activities and voluntary home luncheons. Social events include a birthday surprise for Mrs McAulay with quarters gifts from twenty four ladies. Several residents travel, visit, or report illnesses and movements including Mrs Eva Gilbert returning to Alabama and Mrs A Sanders health concerns. Various community notices on posts, meetings, and upcoming rallies.
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Emelie Evers
Rock Island
H. W. Lamp
Jim McCartney
C. W. Norton
Ira Shifler
C. C. Bacon
D. E. Smith
S. H. Wise
L. N. Ayres
H. E. Nicolaus
Geo. Holzhauer
Lizzie Holzhauer
Davenport
Local tile firm dissolves partnership in Keota
Clark and Leacox dissolve their fifteen year tile factory partnership with Leacox buying out his partner. H A Millhouse searches Missouri for real estate deals. Dave Martin and wife return from Minnesota trip. Rev Howell E E Bower and others attend Baptist association in New Haven. Mrs A C Brown moves household goods back to Mason City. The Musicale Hoyles gave the first
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Keota
Clark & Leacox
Leacox
H. A. Millhouse
Missouri
Dave Martin
Minnesota
Rev. Howell
E. E. Bower
New Haven
A. C. Brown
Mason City
Hoyles
Wedding of Miss Margaret Allbee and Rev C C Brown
Pleasant Prairie reports the wedding set for 7 PM on Wednesday October 8 at the home of E A Allbee. Also noted are social and local updates including a visit by Maggie Tough to Western Iowa, family returns to Sibley Iowa, a new daughter for Mr and Mrs W L Sissel born October 4, and a funeral attendance for John Eis in Montpelier with school plans for Grace Miller's fall term closing Friday.
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J. W. Brown
Mary Jayne
Watonga
Oklahoma
Rev
C. N. Pace
Riverside
Briggs
California
Henry
Samuel Hinkley
Clara
Edna Betts
Nona Miller
Cedar Rapids
John France
Epworth League
Jasper Sutton
Centersburg
Andrew Lockridge
Little Son
North English
Flora Popham
Parnell
A. L. Moore
Williamsburg
Mahannah
Pleasant Prairie
Margaret M. Allbee
C. C. Brown
E. A. Allbee
Maggie Tough
Iowa
Grimm
Lizzie Winder
Fred Grimm
Sibley
W. L. Sissel
John Eis
Montpelier
Grace Miller
Pomeroy Residents Attend State Fair at Springfield
Pomeroy residents Wm. Epperly M. C. Boruff Chas. Retherford J. B. Epperly and John McGarry visited the state fair in Springfield last week and report a very glowing experience. Mrs. Alice Stead was taken quite ill during the goings on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, Ill
Wm. Epperly
M. C. Boruff
Chas. Retherford
J. B. Epperly
John McGarry
Springfield
Alice Stead
Local notes from Aledo area last Friday and Saturday
The column reports residents sick at home and visiting family in Abington. Mrs. Drury Fisher improved after illness. Omer Jackson’s child fractured an arm, Dr. Criswell treating the injury. Mrs. M. O. Joruff and two children visited Philip Aaronson in Abington. Rural free delivery began Oct 1 reaching about ninety families on the Joy routes.
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Aledé
Aledo
Drury Fisher
Omer Jackson
Criswell
M. O.joruff
Abington
Philip Aaronson
West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Liberty residents host relatives and guests from nearby towns and states. W H Hughes entertains his mother from Oskaloosa. A R Barrett and wife visit from Orange Grove Oregon. many locals welcome relatives at homes on East Sixth and Fourth streets and Ruthland, while plans for trips to Colby Kansas and Arapahoe Nebraska are noted.
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West Liberty
Iowa
W. H. Hughes
East Third Street
R. W. Hughes
Oskaloosa
A. R. Barrett
Orange Grove
Oregon
Harmon Meyers
West Sixth
Clay Streets
James Walters
Mitchelville
A. H. Floyd
East Sixth Street
C. L. Fisher
East Fifth
Ruth Malone
Sweetland
Sanders
East Fifth Street
Leo. Sixsmith
Thornburg
Ed. Sexsmith
East Fourth Street
Tilmon Todd
Ida Forgy
Muscatine
Mesdames Heath
Hulicart
A. P. Lamborn
A. C. Quier
Arapahoe
Nebraska
Theon
Miller Dies of Heart Failure in Shoo Fly
Shoo Fly resident Oct 2. Interment set for Monday in Conesville. Des Moines visitor Rose Stockley joins Chas Eden Sr. family. Community notes: Farmers Mutual Telephone committee formed at Shaw schoolhouse. Anna Akeson to teach in Washington county. Snells back from Henry county. Geo Wall paints house. attendees at Gal langler trial. King's schoolhouse audience disappointed by Rev Moore’s absence.
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Shoo Fly
Perm Miller
Conesville
Rose Stockley
Des Moines
Chas. Eden
Shaw School House
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
T. J. McCollister
Geo. Johnson
Anna Akeson
Washington County
A. N. Snell
Henry County
Geo. Wall
Gallangher
King's School House
Rev. Moore
Riverside notes include people moving work and farm activity
Brick Woman travels to Cedar Rapids for cereal work while Clarence Crawbaugh returns north. Rev Wahl lessons draw small but solid turnout. Jean Ennis paints in Hoskins noting two new houses. Farmers lag in threshing hay and plowing while creamery pay steadies. John Moore buys Ainsworth butcher shop after Kalona and Washington posts. Deputy Black serves attachment on oatmeal mill for Citizens Savings Bank. Frank Thoman sells out and plans Davenport move.
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Hoskins
John Moore
Ainsworth
Washington
Kalona
John
Riverside
Black
Citizens Savings Bank
Riverside Leader
Weather Keeps Tommy Away from School
Master questions Tommy about absence yesterday. Tommy explains he was not detained but missed due to rain.
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Tommy
Unappreciated Luck and Family Remarks
A woman laments her husband’s failure to notice her new gown while her aunt offers contrasting praise about her own partner. The exchange highlights differing views on attention and appreciation within a family.
Hershey State Bank Directors and officers listed
Hershey State Bank Muscatine Iowa with president W Francis and vice president Henry Jayne. Cashier J G Burnett. Directors include Sara Hershey Eddy Mira Hershey L G Burnett. General banking business with real estate loans and four percent interest on time deposits.
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Hershey State Bank
W. Francis
Henry Jayne
J. G Burnett
Muscatine
Iowa
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
L. G. Burnett
Muscatine Savings Bank
J. Carskaddan
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
First National Bank
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Terest
J. R. Hanley
Angus
Cthmer
Frank Scott
A. C. Noble
H. B. Freers
J. W. McKee
W. L. Reach
Jacob Hess
Fred Leu, Sr
Chas. Richman Louis Maxon
A. K. Raff, P. Hanley
J. H. Carl
S. McNutt
Beri. Beach
S. L. Johnson
A. Freyermark
Fred Norwood
Wm. Freers
Guy McCormick
John Diercks
Leonard Brandsma
A. B. Rehmel
Charles Figg
H. Hanson
Chas. Reesink
American Kola CO
Des Moines, Iowa
Ents
Walsh
Walsh Gares
D J
Wilton
Leslie Estes
Sigourney
Pettett
Sunnyside
Eva Gilbert
Alabama
Wm. Skinner
A. Sanders
J. T. Webber
State Bank
W. W. Carris
A. W. Hamill
C. C. Keiser
Arthur Mertz
Chicago
C. W. Harter
Campbell Springs
Nick Flander
Miss Brevet
Miss Disney
Rev. Palmer
Chariton
Jas. Searles
Gladbrook
M. E
Pomeroy
Frank Thoman
H-O | Sica
Dor Wah
Jack
Round Oak
Deckwith
Dowagiac
Mich
Berkwith
Reands
Pper
Dr. Little
Dr. Fulhiam
Toledo
J. H. Mundt
Switzer Electrical Supply Company
Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust Co. Banking and Exchange
Iowa Avenue
Second St
Muscatine, Ia
G. Stein
D. V. Jae
S. M. Hughes
Ser
Capital
G. Stein D . Jackson
We B. Dougherty
Chas
F. P. Sawyer
Roy Hughes
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