Town Bank Board of Directors Named in Report
Fragmented OCR notes list bank board members including S. S. Dilenbeck B. Dilenbeck John Law Jay G. Dutton J. T. Davis Mary Henness Chas Walker Geo Bartholomew and others. The text mentions interest on time deposits and general banking business changes but lacks full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Dilenbeck
John Law
Jay G. Dutton
J. T. Davis
Mary Henness
Walker
Gaurtle
Geo
E. Bartholomew
Darrow In Festucal Co Loan Agent Declares Low Rates
The message proclaims a new agent for the Darrow In Festucal Co asserting ability to place loans at the lowest interest rate, naming UsIGN BLOCH-PERRY Iowa as present contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Festucal Co
Perry
Property Sale Listing for Desirayle Farm and Cuz Property
Desirayle Farm and Cuz property offered for sale on Second Street and Rear First Nate Bank. Listing highlights lendin companies and real estate assets available to buyers seeking parcels in the area. Includes location cues and potential banking contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desirayle Farm
Cuz Property
Second St
Rear First Nate Bank
Grant Jordan chosen as judge clerk by state board of control
Polk county district court clerk Grant Jordan has been named secretary of the Iowa state board of control. The Second Iowa Infantry was mustered into U S service on the 9th and 11th. A shooting near Brighton leaves George W Gubrick dying, Chas Meacham in custody. A mail robbery at Marquville and safe thefts in Jewell Junction are reported. The Iowa Workmen discuss name changes and officer salaries in Waterloo. A cyclone injures residents near Ringgold and Maloy. Saloons in Mur enu reclose following a court ruling. Two Hardin county gang members are sent to the penitentiary after a swift trial.
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State Board of Control
Grant Jordan
Polk County
Iowa
United States
Tiflieth
Iowa Infantry
Chas. Meacham
Geo. W. Gubrick
Gil Vincent
Brighton
Gubrick
Meachum
Tudge Onsted
Dubuque
Willian Gad@Keis
Cedar Rapids
Gadhole
Marquiville
Couviet
Patch
Des Moines
Liebbe
Fors Madore
Persop
Board of Control
Lie
Jewell Junction
Carey & Knudson
Eve
Webster City
Barber
G. C ‘Olmstead
Barber Yast
le Menes
Olmstead
Mr. Olmstead
E.W. Virden
Forest City
Fred Blennerhassett
Blennerhassett
EL TR. Hutchins
Lewis Schooler
Suregon
Callwalt
Juda
Andy
Lowa
Waterloo
Grand Lodge of
Order of
United
Aaster
Seine
Ringgold County
J. A. Miller
Brockton
Mor
Hioghton
Maloy
Vint Worthington
Murure
F. IT
Ford
Co Tau
Suprose
Anamosa
Hardin County
Christian Ander
Reinnolds
Tral
Dadze Weaver
Tliva
Tact
Turbulent Iowa Storm Leaves Dozens Dead Across Counties
A cyclone swept through Cedar Clinton and Jackson counties in what is described as a violent storm. It destroyed homes and caused extensive loss of life with numerous fatalities reported in Savanna Sabula Preston Lost Nation Delmar and nearby towns. The path moved southeast at high speed taking about twenty minutes to traverse the area. Losses include multiple families and farms with adrift numbers and unfixed counts as reports vary.
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Clinton
Jackson
du Mons
Cedar
Jawa Yester Tilersoun
Savanna
Sabula Junction
Hingis
Wisconsin
Ielow
Jova
Slorm
Preston
Hove
Charles Flora
Floras
Quigley
William Omara
John Clark
Liges Station
John Maroney
Mary Maloney
Delmar Junction
Luke Maloney
Abe Allison
John Allison
Michael Maloney
Lauren Clemenson
Martin J. Hines
Michael Doon
Mallory
Brown
John Hines
Stanwood
Slwe
Skillman Valley
Rachael Nelson
Nelson
Adeline
Richard Ste
Ab Byron
Frank ¢ Lester
Pawpaw
Manark
Jil
Lost Nation
Delmar
Massilion
Delmer June Brown
Riggs
New Suranus
Citen
Roc Ford
Ill
Ozle County
A. W
Antiage
Three American Warships Bombard Santiago Harbor
News reports say three ships from the American squadron including Amphitrite Terror and the Minneapolis attacked Santiago on Wednesday. They fired on Morro castle and nearby fortifications while seeking to cut undersea cables. Minor damage reported to vessels and forts, cable-cutting mission interrupted by Spanish fire.
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Reniard Bat
Wassixcn
Santiago Ne
Saumpson
Amphitrite
Terror
Minneapolia
Morro Castle
Marana
Navy Department
Kingsorn
Santiago
Havana
Madrid
London
Washington
Amer
Juan
Empress of India Reports Manila Rebel Clash
Manila dispatch says civil guards fired on rebels after doors were burst open during a surprise attack. Rebels resisted with improvised weapons. seven rebels were killed and eight guards wounded, two of whom died. Sixty to seventy captured and shot. pursuit ongoing in nearby districts.
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Vaxco
Empress of India
Dewey
Manila
Panig
Tonde Ha AN
Jong Bui
Secon
Pathem
Polae
DAMAGE AT SAN JUAN REPORTS HEAVY FORT BOMBARDMENT
A French observer aboard a warship near San Juan describes a heavy bombardment of forts with American shells hitting city streets. The fortifications are said to be irreparably damaged and hundreds of citizens killed, as masonry was blown skyward and the commandant's residence was terrifically damaged.
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Tsr
Teowas Mey
de Juan
Hieamerscai
Marks Yards
Sniniahie
Morro
Blanco In A Box Short of Ammunition Two Days Fight
The administration has reliable information that General Blanco is short of ammunition. With his current supply he could not sustain fighting for two days. Admiral Sampson orders to Soto Cienfuegos to prevent Spanish ships from entering the harbor. News says troops are to be rushed south for invasion of Cuba. Fifteen thousand troops from the department of the east gather at Camp Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixeros
Blanco
Sampson
Soto Cienfuegos
War Department
Cuba
Department of the East Allrendecrons
Camp Black
Onneg
Notice on bombardment remarks and Dewey dispatches
Foreign representatives cabled to Secretary Day criticizing bombardment without notice. Day said only forts and fortifications were reduced. Admiral Dewey dispatches report strict blockade in Manila and potential surrender, plus coal and ship observations. Havana reports claim rebel forces dispersed with many dead and wounded and captures of horses and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrene Wasuixetos
Secretary Day
Madrid
New York
Berald
Havana
Col. Rodriguez
Carmen Jills
Gaines
Emile Colleza
Imee
How They Will Fight in Caribbean Fleet Clash
Mar 20. Sampson will lead the larger cruisers and battleships toward Cervera, believed at Santigo, to meet him. Schley will command the monitors and smaller ships to maintain the Havana blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Cervera
S. Sampson
Iti
Santigo
Snpson
Schley
Havana
Ministers Are Chosen. Four Changes Badge in Cabinet.
May 19 in Maprui the Spanish cabinet forms with Leon Castillo as foreign affairs minister and General Correa as marine minister. Other ministers cover colonies finance interior and justice. The lineup signals a reshaped government during tense regional activity.
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Asv
Council of Ministers
Strasta
Leon
Castillo
General Correa
Amen
Giron
Pur Eceiver
Intecrior
Capepon
War Revenue Messes Debated In Fifth Congress Session
Washington May d. The det Che war revenue measure opened with Allison of Tower presiding as ranking member. The House committee estimates raise about 151,607 dollars, while a Senate finance view argues tax methods. The House briefly met as labor bills limiting government workers to eight hours passed. A bond issue opposition surfaced in the Senate.
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Senale
Washington
May d
Allison
Tower
Morrul
Tian Ie Senate
Jisou
Uae
Mekinleh
Jor
Jones
Tt Finance Committee
Rouse
Persess
Sion
Senate
Indiana
Sampson Bombards San Juan Battery Text From May Action
A Tress report dated May 14 summarizes Sampson action near San Juan. Batteries at Sea Joan were not silenced though ships likely suffered damage. Admiral Sampson expresses satisfaction with the operation and notes limited force for punishment.
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Wasiingiox
St. Thomas
Ander Air Command
Sno
Merni
Feomn
New York
Moe Leen
Sampson New York
Samsonium
Lonty
San Juan
Troops for Philippines Ready to Start Soon
Reports say 11,900 volunteers from the western United States will be mobilized for the Philippine expedition. The Army plans a force of 15,600 on the island, with regular troops possibly drawn from Tampa camps to fill the numbers. General Garvin notes regulars will be the most available source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
War Department
Mississippi River
Garvin
Tampa
Department
Battles and politics ripple headlines from a distant shore
Fragmented dispatch recounts naval actions near GlenSuegos and Santiago de Cuba with Marblehead and Winslow in clashes. Reports mention Admiral Cervera, the cruiser Charleston sailing to Manila, and a controversial British statement by Chamberlain on alliance policy amid European tensions.
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A. L Brown
Oleavnis Block
Perry A
W. H. Fahey
Towa
Joam Shortley
L. V. Harpel
Shortley & Harper
Parry
Cardell & Giddings, Attorney-At-Law
Perry, Iowa
Edmund Nichols
Citizens Bank
Adel
A, W. Russell & CG
D. J. Pattee
The
L. A. French
Dees
Orns Boney
reHable Insurance Cos
Tizers State Bark
First Natl Bank OF
Peery
Capital
D.J. Patter
Allen Breed
H. J. Holmes
Nati Bank
Citizens, National Bank
D. J. Patter
N. Platt Allen Breed
W.T. Holmes
Joe Trenevin
M. E. Moody
K. BL Plaza
M. Holmes
W. J. BeCammon
DE. Dougherty
H. A. Rouse
and Insurance
He Advertiser
Carrell
Is, Publishers
Thes News
Amanga
Byers
New Orleans
Chickamatga
Chickamauga
Lews
A. B.cummins
Tongs
Lincoln
Frank Keeley
Marengo
Oficer
Rock Island
Lank
Keokuk
Coriclin Telmex
A. J. Mathias
William Ral
Connable
Iwige
Pinc
Cavin
Tia Hone Kear
Liezsen
Ana
Caliag
Long
Oregon
San Francisco
South America
Sampsen
Cape Verde
WasnixeTex
Secretary Long
Spain
Marietia
Buffalo
Yale
St. Louis
Lampton, Schoey and Clarke
PAFTY
Winslowjs
GlenSuegos
Marblehead
Oriz
Cinefaeros
Marierhead
Winslow
Santiago de Gatica
Antiago de Cuba
Mapri
Santizce _ de Cuba
Charleston
Sanita
Vaiseie
Cal
Nees
Chamberlain
Loxnox
Freo Salisbury
Russia
St. Petersburg
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