Court Names and Officials List in Supreme Court Session
Slaude R Porter John D Denison ves Sy McLuep L M Fisher Instruction W S Wilson Clerk of Supreme Court T Keenan Reporter of Supreme Court H M Parker Railroad Commissioners W L Carpenter E K Stoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaude
R. Porter
John D. Denison
Sy McLuep
L. T. Danforth
C. E. Munroe
Fred Townsend
L. M. Fisher
W.S. Wilson
Supreme Cour
T. Keenan
Supreme Court
H. M. Parker Railroad Commissioners
W. L. Carpenter
E. K. Stoll
Seventh District Democratic Convention in Des Moines
A delegate convention of the Seventh Iowa district Democrats will meet at Des Moines courthouse at 2 p m September 1 1906 to nominate a congressional candidate and conduct party business. Representation based on county delegates and votes for Mulvaney in 1904. Counties listed with delegate totals. Chairman Chas O Dunne? and Secretary Clint L Price urge full county representation and precinct caucuses. Support for timely precinct caucuses and strong turnout to boost party prospects. A section notes a fallback meeting on September 8 for Democratic voters to select delegates if no caucus is called.
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Seventh Congressional District
Iowa
Court House
Des Moines
John T. Mulvaney
Dallas
Madison Marion Polk
Il Warren
Chas, O'Donnell
Clint L. Price
Marion County
Knoxville
Board of Supervisors
Alton GB. Parker
United States
causGuses
Partici
County Central
Democrats Rally For Iowa Campaign Donations And Local Politics
A call urges Iowa Democrats to donate one dollar each to fund a people’s campaign, with Thomas Kelly as treasurer. The note hints at Cummins, Porter, and internal party shifts, plus a quip about Edison and newspaper type handling in local papers.
A Cent Here A Million Years In Heaven
Pat meets St. Peter at the Pearly Gate and learns taming time and money differs there. A cent equals a million dollars and a minute a million years. Pat asks for a cent loan as St. Peter pauses to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Pearly Gate
St. Peter
Standpatter defined as old-line Presbyterian in politics
The Orange City Herald calls the standpatter the Presbyterian of politics, praising his faith in the past as good forever while labeling him stubborn for opposing any new belief as a mistake. The item frames him as honest in principle yet rigid in outlook.
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Orange City Herald
Appleton Dons Rubber Suit To Eat Tomato
Lysander John Appleton enters his kitchen in a rubber suit with a diving cap to avoid juice stains while eating a ripe tomato. His wife questions the outfit as he stands by the refrigerator, explaining his unusual precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander John Appleton
Atchison Globe
Postmaster Caricature Sparks Republican Roast Mention
In Chariton Herald remarks, Shenandoah Sentinel is blasted as the limit for a paper claiming Republicans. It features fresh blows at Cummins and Claude Porter, noting the Sentinel editor’s eight years as Shenandoah postmaster via Col. Hepburn, and the assistant editor now serving as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Herald
Shenandoah Sentinel
Cummins
Claude Porter
Sentinel
Shenandoah
Col. Hepburn
Rural free delivery carriers seek fit vocation claim
Information reached the post office about rural free delivery carriers asserting their entitlement to a suitable vocation. The notice outlines a stated right to pursue a fit career path within postal service provisions.
Be a Gentleman Says Rural Mail Subsidy and Manners
A scanned passage urges rural mail carriers to take a government vacation subsidy without loss while advising young men to be gentlemen. It extols gentleness over rowdiness, linking good conduct to social and financial rewards and contrasts table manners and drinking habits with exemplary behavior.
Obits and Local News From Harvey and Oskaloosa
Journal notes the death of Lucian R Jacobs in Oskaloosa and oblique references to the family. Local items recount travel, job moves, marriages, accidents, and community happenings in Harvey and surrounding counties including Knoxville Knoxville wedding of Van der Veer Lyden family ties and the era’s sand industry figures.
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Conrad van der Veer
Lena Lyden
Knoxville
Harvey
Simon van der Veer
Jacob van der Veer
Root Lyden
Lydens
Pella
van der Veer
R. I
Mystery prowler in Spring Creek bottoms spooks farmers
Northeast of the city farmers report a midnight prowler seen near barns and hen roosts along Spring Creek and Skunk River. The creature, about the size of a large dog, jumps fences, makes a sharp bark and a catlike meow, and a dismal howl. Tracks are found but unidentified. chickens and shoats disappear or are killed. Varies between timber wolf, fox, and panther in reports, with growing public notoriety.
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Spring Creek
Skunk River
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Ind writes that the pills solve biliousness and constipation. They are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents at H M Langerak’s drug store.
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Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
H. _M. Langerak
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Sadler Bros
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Democraic County Convention
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Durham
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Indiana
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Hamiltom Weemane
Marysville
Branklin
Lake Praira
Perry
Pleasant Grove
Polk Red Rock
Summit
Swan
Union
Washington
Waterloo
Thomas Kelly
Sigourney
C. W. Miller
State Central Committee
J. F. McGinty
Porter
Edison
Knoxville Journal
Curtis
Council Grove Guard
Journal
Wl Jacobs
Oskaloosa
Tere
Lucian R. Jacobs
Misa Burnie QL
Woodruff
Seattle
Samuel Druet
Abamosa
Harve
Foshier
Druet
W. C. Mentzer
Frances
Mr. Mentzer
Ben DeWitt
Menlo
Jay
George Austin
Agler
R. E B. Haines
Winterset
Lloyd Lucas
W. H. Lucas
Pittsburg
Penn
Mulky Bros
D. B. and
Pate
Indianola
Boston
Avery Wise
Thomas Phee Construction Company
Milburn
Mr. Myers
Mr. Neiswanger
T. J. Adams
West Main Street
Herman H. Downing
BR. G. Emmel
Chicago
Leighton
J. F. Parker
Bladensburg
Iona
Lora
J. D. Wray
Dan
Fred Voyce
George Voyce
Raymond
R. A. Druck
Jefferson
Greene County
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Minneapolis
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Wabash Depot
George Mitchell
Mrs
A. Fleck
J. CG. Redman
Dan Wray
Ottumwa
Will
Frank Vander Linden
Boma Riggs
J. W. Cunningham
Jack Shoemaker
Maxwell
Davis
Shoemaker
Annie Sloan
Tueday
W. P. Shoemaker
Henry Rempe
Stella Kallemeyn
Little Rock
Christina Brom
Miss Groenewood
Drs. Fellows & Fellows
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J. C. Ayer Co
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Sollettor
Fet Ward
Jed Ward
Ve Wil
Allen Wa
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C Kayper
H den Ade
Schreiner
Rhys PA
van der Is
F. Johnson -H
D van Zante
E. M. Cole
H. Kuyper
C. N. Cole
F. M. Frush
H. Rietveld
H. J. Vanden- Berg
Peter van Sittert
J. S. Rhynsburger
Post Office Directory
Overland Mail
B. F. Keabl
L. A. Carrison
C. A. Hawley
H. J. VandenBerg
W. A. Young
Pells Lodge
LF C. C. F
Imp. O. R. M
Pstists Tribe
Aneeta
Vielting Brothers
Gesel
Sachem
C, Bruinekov
C. of R
M, Donald, C
M. Aicers
Corner Main
Franklin
U. M
Vicesen
Kalderbueg
Welch
Church Directory
Second Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor
Third Reformed Church
First Christian Reformed Church
Second Christian Reformed Church
M. E. Church
First Reformed Church
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