Announcements for Various Iowa Candidacies in 1908
A series of announcement notices from Iowa politicians and candidates for state senator county treasurer auditor and sheriff in 1908. Names include A. Wilson Henry L Apans L Hermanson John M Leppert S Konskup B C Swebakken and E H Fourr with pledges to Republican platforms and June primaries. Describes district, counties and primary election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tshersby
Iowa
Roosevelt
U. S
Fayette-Allamakee
Henry L. Apans
L. T. Hermanson
S. K. Konskup
B. C. Swebakken
Senna Republic
Kee
H. Fourr
Annual Financial Report entries from 1907 city accounts
The document lists cash balances and itemized expenditures from March to October 1907, including water taxes, county treasurer funds, licenses, sewer work, repairs, and various show and peddler licenses. Totals reflect a balance on hand of 61,005 and periodic payments to sewer pipes, sidewalk repairs, and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordimamees
George Welzel
R. N. Douglass
J. Ruckdasehel
Beaty Acaleoe
Wegne
Rewcceseess
R. Schuler
Op Pws
Foa Sen Dlahece
Csecs Essen
Eco Ses
Peddler
Sndani Eens Tp
Ee Ceee
Eeee
Ellison Orr
Sul Cdata
Opewie
Peddier’s
Aidad
B . W.W. Lange
B. W. Lange
Postville
Wm. Stepfierd
A. W. Lange
Abor
H, Frye
Wenee Eean
F. W. Eaton
Weihe
Schroeder & Stone
Thomas Powell
Guy Gregg
R. F. Hecker & Sona
Taylor
Shepherd
Luhman & Sanders
W. Deckert & Co
Lange
Wm. Harris
G. W. Goetz
Ed. Cowles
Labor Water Main
Wm. Weihe
C. Storan
J. Beucher
Sabecene
Farmers Creamery Co
John Harnack
John Pixler
F. Meiske
Drayage
Ie Verleenene
Ity
John C. Hecker
W. D. Allen Co
Fong Chong
Gregg
H. J. Harris
John Sanders
C. A. Ammons
James McCunniff
Joseph Nicolay
R. F. Hecker & Sons
Reese
Town Light & Heat Co
Durno & Nicolay
Tows Light & Heat Co
John Thoma
James McEwen
Interest
Topco
John L. Gregg
Geo
W. Goetz
Wilmington & Ver. Coal Co
H. H. Harris
COTO
Renee
Harry Beedy
F. W. Meiske
Cy Jr. Shepherd
W. Jange
Bette Eee
Odre
J. J. McDonnell
Water Main
Louis Salzgeber
C. A. Dayton
F. Sebastian
Marshall
Special Police
John McNeil
Peete
Cowles
Owen
G. Deitsch
John Gregg
G. Deitseh
Ellis
H. Shepherd
Stoo
Serene Very Seers
Hall Roberts
James MecCunniff
J. F. McDonnell
H. H. Lien
A. Ammons
Li Ht & Heat Co
Hugh Shepherd
Wm. Shepherd
Doha
James
H. Lange
A. F. Schultz
A. W. Rollins
C. Sonnkalb
A. Lange
S. Wu
H. Harris
Dall
C. A. Amiions
Esas
Frank Stantors
Ammons
Corporation Fundway Ae
Mulct
Frank Stantorf
Ile
Ag Marshal
Ed. Waters
Asha Enee
Tg Sk ‘Pann Coal Co
W. Rollins
Fred Meiske
Hehe da Pere Rees Pena
Durna
Turno & Nicolay
County Road Fund
I. E. Nash
Glines
T. J. Mulgrew
Mch
C. H. Nash
Iowa Light & Heat Co
Wm. Stockman
John Davis
Geo. W. Goetz
John Pexler
F. Stantorf
William Shepherd
F. Harrington
E. L. McGhee
Crandall Pk
Pittsburg Meter Co
Stockman
Marshall Oil Co
Oil Water Works
B. F. Seybert
Matt Parrott & Sons
Treas
Uver
Pew
Cy C. H. Nash
John Givik
A. M. Lange
A, Abernethy
R. N
Eaactter
Ean
Hardware
J. H. Harris
Thor
Abe Es
Fee
Deitsch
Special Election Health Fund
Meyers
Bert
Tuttle
Bert.e. Tuttle
James McCunnis
Inboron Streets
Water Works
B. OW. Lange
James Gregg
John LE. Gregg
James McConnill
Olbrowe Light & Heat Co
Suttle
R. F. Uecker & Sons
Dunes
McConnill
Child Drowns In Water Boiler Near Henderson Prairie
Willard Gordon aged 18 months died Wednesday after slipping into a boiler with seven inches of rain water outside the Henderson Prairie home of Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon. Found lifeless by his mother a few minutes later, he could not be saved. Funeral set for 3 p m at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gordon
Henderson Prairie
Postville
Willard
Cong
Memorial Day observance meeting in Postville planned
A meeting to arrange for the pro per observance of Memorial Day in Postville on Saturday evening at seven, at William Shepherd’s office. John R. Mott will speak at the M E B church Sunday evening at 7:80 under the W F DM auspices. Mott will discuss The Urgency and Crisis in the Far East. all churches urged to unite, seats provided, everybody welcome.
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Postville
William Shepherd
Eer vi Mon
Na Ue ‘Townaman
John R. J
M. EB
W. F. DM
Farmers Caught on Separators in Grove Iowa
About sixty to seventy farmers in a county received notices from the United States circuit court of appeals stating the Economy cream separator sold by Sears Roebuck Co had been deemed infringing and must not be used. The court restrained further manufacture and sales and required farmers to disclose sales records. Lawyers advised owners to break up and sell existing units and replace them with new separators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Grove
Iowa
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Party slate for county offices discussed in Waukon Repub notice
The letter outlines candidates for Auditor J H Palmer and H E Taylor attorney on GOP and Dem tickets, Treasurer L T Hermanson and J M Leppert GOP with Ed Wattonville and Nicholas Cvisch Jr. Dem, Clerk James Collins Democrat, Recorder T J Collins Democrat, Superintendent M E Smith GOP with W L Peck Dem, Surveyor H B Miner GOP, Supervisors D D Ronan and S H Opfer GOP with Martin Mc Laughlin and Ole L Rima Dem. The paper notes a convention may be required to fill the ticket under primary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Kolsrud
J. H. Palmer
H. E. Taylor
L. T. Hermanson
J. M. Leppert
Ed Wattonville
Nicholas Cvisch, Jr
James Collins
T. J. Collins
M. E. Smith
W. L.peck
H. B. Miner
D. D. Ronan
S. H. Opfer
Martin McLaughlin
Ole L. Rima
Warner Comedy Co Opens Season With On the Frontier
The Warner Comedy Co opened the summer season in Postville on Monday May 4 presenting the four act comedy drama On the Frontier a western play filled with laughter and pathos. Cora Warner leads a strong company with illusion dancing life motion acts and vaudeville specialties enhancing the show drawing a packed Turner Hall audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Comedy Co
Postville
Turner Hall
Cora Warner
Fred V. Mershon
Light Frost Causes Fruit Damage Across State
Des Moines reports unseasonably cold dry weather last week with strong northwesterly winds and several frosts. Temperatures remained below normal daily, affecting fruit crops especially in southern and central areas, while northern counties saw less impact as blossoms were less advanced. Outlook suggests no widespread fruit crop loss if weather improves. corn planting and grain pastures progress with recent rains in southern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Missouri Divide
Chekee
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A. ©. Wilson
Jane
John M. Leppert
Cully
Geo. W. Waters
Stock & Farm
N. EK
Towa
Ole
Tore
Chas. H. Flynn
Annual Financial Report
Fas
John R. Mott
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