Local News Comes From Pella Area And Des Moines
Local page notes visits and events including Mrs S F Cole meeting, Herman Bauman in Eddyville on business, M Shaw from Monroe visiting friends, Charley Zondervan from Monroe in Pella, Jelle Jelsma off on insurance business, new student Huggens entering college, Tommy Livingston from Ames visiting, and Mrs F De Reus in Des Moines to promote her milliner. Also mentions election aftermath with Electric Palace screening, other social visits, and advertisements for The Register and farmer subscription and De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold locally.
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S. F. Cole
Herman Bauman
Eddyville
M. Shaw
Monroe
Charley Zondervan
Pella
Jelle Jelsma
Prairie City
Huggens
Tommy Livingston
Ames
F. de Reus
Des Moines
Margarite
Fannie de Reus
Oskaloosa
Peter
Electric Palace
John Wray
Leighton
Guy
Kodal promises quick digestion aid guarantee offer
The ad invites trying Kodal with a satisfaction guarantee. It suggests taking Kodal briefly to see benefits as it aids digestion by digesting what you eat, aiming to relieve stomach discomfort.
County returns incomplete as press time nears
We could not obtain full county returns before press. Bryan carried the county by a small margin. The Democratic ticket appears elected except possibly McCoy for treasurer, Welsher for recorder, Welch for county attorney. Kersbergen led by 950 and Wilson by 1,125 in the latest reports, with Van Zante ahead of Vriezelaar by 150.
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Knoxville
Bryan
McCoy
Welsher
Welch
Kersbergen
Wilson
van Zante
Vriezelaar
Iowa Dairy Association Plans Major Waterloo Meeting
The 32d annual Iowa Dairy Association session will be held in Waterloo on November 18, 19, and 26. The talk centers on the milk industry’s large economic impact and the need for better stock breeding and handling to boost dairy income, with the Dairy Cattle Improvement Association aiming to help farmers earn larger milk checks.
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Iowa Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Improvement Association
Dairy Association
Jall
Ready on the opening day for Alaska-Yukon Exposition
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Seattle Exposition aims to open on June first 1909 with gates ready and exhibits in place by two weeks before opening. Officials vow to break records and have the entire fair prepared for visitors from around the world. The stockholders celebrated with a large event, and exhibitor deadlines push goods in after March 1 next year.
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Alaska- Yukon
Pacific
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Manufactures
Race Balloons Missing Internationals Drift Over Sea
A Berlin dispatch to the New York Times reports five balloons from international races are missing and likely sank in the North Sea or Baltic. Balloonists are presumed drowned. Three balloons Busley Helvetia and Castillo raced in the James Gordon Bennett cup on Sunday. landfalls would have yielded word.
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Berlin
New York Times
North Sea
Baltic
Busley
Castilla
Prayer Lines From The November Delineator
An excerpt titled NEEDED shows Edward praying in a night scene asking God to guard his mother in Europe from danger and to send angels for her and Jesus to protect his father in Cleveland, while he stays safe with him at home.
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Edward
Mama
Europe
Jesus
Papa
Cleveland
Preaching in English at First Reformed Church Sunday
The First Reformed Church announces an English language preaching service this Sunday. Members and visitors are invited to attend as part of the church’s service schedule.
New Jersey Goes Republican in Fresh Returns
Revised returns show Taft's New Jersey plurality around 70,000. Republicans win seven of ten Congress seats, Democrats two, with the Sixth District still in doubt. Kinkead wins Ninth, Hamill Tenth for Democrats. Foxhall in the doubtful Sixth. Incumbents Loudenslager, Gardner, Lowell, Wood, Fowler, Parker, and Wylie secure reelection or gain, giving Republicans six to four.
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Trenton
N. J
Mr. Taft
New Jersey
William Hughes
Kinkead
Hamill
Thomas Foxhall
Loudenslager
Gardner
Lowell
Wood
Fowler
Parker
Wylie
Pratt
Nationwide returns show Democrats holding solid lead in several states
Reports from multiple states on November 4 indicate Democratic victories or strong leads in Oklahoma Texas Georgia Kentucky Florida South Carolina Virginia North Carolina Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Bryan leads in many southern and western results while Taft and Roosevelt trails appear in others with varying margins. Nevada flips to Democratic, 7,000 of 10,900 votes for Bryan.
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Georgia
Atlanta
William J. Bryan
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
Nevada
Carson City
Bryda
Evelyad
Clothing ads promote all wool suits and overcoats
An advertiser touts full value for fall and winter wear by selling all wool suits and overcoats that hold color and shape. The copy claims wool garments endure wear and maintain style, promising complete stock and quality in CLOPVC HCRAFT.
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Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Makers
Ederheimer-Stein
Faassen & den Adel Co
Maggie de Boer
Tena Vos
Hurley
Atry
Joma
Ats
Lewis van Wyk
Elmer Houk
McNutt
Albert
Anna van Houweling
Orange City
Anna
Wm. Duiker
Gibbsville
Wis
Hoth
Chicago
Ray van Maren
Lester Welle
Register
Kimballs
de Witt
Langerak,s Drug Store
the State Dairy Association
Langerak’s
Dixie
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Congress
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Texas
Austin
Tex
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Thomas M. Campbell
Kentucky
Louisville
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Albert W. Gilchrist
Goveror
South Carolina
Charlestown
8. C
M. F. Ansel
Virginia
Richmond
Old Dominion
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
W. W. Kitchin
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Louisiana
New Orleans
H. D. Wormhoudt
A. D.S
Farmer Readers
Kimball
Drs
Fellows & Fellows
Eiceen
Uae
Riage
Ronan Mae
Fellows & Fellows CO
St. Des Moines