Political shifts and local figures spark debate in Iowa news
In 1913 14 B J Bradley of Wapello county served as a Democrat in the Iowa house. He lost re election in 1915 16 as a Republican and now seeks the railroad commissioner post. The column questions his quick party change and calls for probation before holding state office.
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B. J. Bradley
Iowa
Wapello County
E. J. Bradley
Beak
Bradley
McCracken
Colfax Clipper
Harding
Republican Party
Pugh
Local Vistors and Socials Highlight Weekend in Humboldt Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Neel of Gilmore City visited the D M Crow home last Friday. Visitors from Sioux Rapids and Humboldt attended social and business events, including a Royal Neighbors meeting at Mrs Orin Jennings home. The note lists several calls, showers, and a drown ing report on Bernard McCreery with community updates through Monday.
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Frank Neel
Gilmore City
D. M. Crow
R. Hoveland
Sioux Rapids
F. F. Caywood
Humboldt
Mesdames Hoy Madison
A. F Otseon
Humboldt Vistor
Leone Malcolm
Rolfe
Frank Bonebrake
St Paul
Minn
Bonebrake
Hugh McCreary
Royal Neighbors
Orin Jennings
W. M. Workman
Town
Wayne Crow
Boulder
Colo
E. V. Boyden
Bernard McCreery
Here
Hans Olson
Epworth League
Nels Smith
Scouts Head To Lost Island Lake On Short Outing
The Boy Scouts accompanied by C. E. Ellereen and Walter Turley Jr. went to Lost Island Lake Monday for an outing of a few days. The following Scouts were in the party Nathan Bradburn Philip Templeman Gilbert and Lloyd Phillips Edward Zeman Marvel Malcolm Johnnie Logan and Victor Madsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ellereen
Walter Turley Jr
Lost Island Lake
Nathan Bradburn
Philip Templeman
Gilbert and
Lloyd Phillips
Edward Zeman
Marvel Malcolm
Johnnie Logan
Victor Madsen
Benjamine Kinseth Nuptials Held At Home
Miss Christina Benjamine married Clarence Kinseth of Ottosen last Wednesday afternoon at 4 at the bride’s parents home. Only immediate relatives attended. Christina is a local graduate and teacher in Ottosen, while Kinseth has resided around Ottosen for years. After a brief wedding trip to the Twin Cities they will reside on the groom’s farm near Ottosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Benjamine
Christina Benjamine
Clarence Kk. Kinseth
Ottosen
Christiana
Kinseth
Altho
Twin Cities
Baptists ordain D. D. Hammond as new pastor
Ordination council at Bradgate Baptist church last Thursday ordained D. D. Hammond. Delegates from state churches attended. afternoon business and evening program included songs prayers advice to candidate and church, an ordination sermon by Rev. Sourey Perry, closing benediction by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate Baptist Church
D. D. Hammond
Robinson
Humboldt
Mitchell
Des Moines
Catlin
Hatherville
Wilcox
Michealson
Renwick
Keeping Mites Out of Poultry Yards with Coal Tar Products
The Iowa State College poultry department urges using carbolenium, flykill, or similar coal tar products on roosts, dropping boards, and adjacent walls to curb red mite infestations. Apply when birds are out for two to three days or dilute with kerosene, wipe surfaces, and dry completely before reintroducing stock. A spring treatment once often suffices. severe infestations may require more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
Remarkable recovery after diarrhoea remedy
Two years ago W. C. Jones of Buford North Dakota suffered a severe week long diarrhoea. A druggist advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose relief came, and in two days he was fully recovered. For sale by H. F. Mc Gowan Rolfe Iowa.
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W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
H. F. McGowan
Rolfe
Ta—Adyv
Bathing facilities vs automobiles in Iowa questioned
Dr. John Ise of Iowa State College estimates Iowa lags in bathtubs compared with cars. Orange township in Blackhawk county shows slightly more than half as many bathtubs as autos, while most parts of the state show even fewer bathtubs than cars. He suggests bathtub statistics may gain similar attention to automobile counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
Department of Economics
Iowa State College
Iowa
Orange Township
Blackhawk
Iona
Dr. Ise
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Pocahontas County Iowa 1916
By special execution of the Pocahontas County District Court a judgment for 2119.88 dollars plus 100.23 costs was levied on Lots 23 and 24 in Block 15 and part of Block 2 First Addition Rolfe Iowa. The sheriff will sell at public auction on July 8 1916 at 2 PM at the Pocahontas County Courthouse to satisfy the debt and costs. Mary Wengert is the defendant. D B Cady is the judgment creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
District Court
Towa
A. D
D. B. Cady
Mary Wengert
Rolfe
Iowa
Pocahontas
Sid County
M. Noah
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E. L. Hollis
Welbie
North Presbyterian Church
F. Fuller-White
Nati Bank
J.H. Allen
C. D. Atkinson
Allen & Atkinson
H. C. Barnes
D. V
Chicago Veterinary College
Rolfe, Lowna
H. W. Lyon
Lowa
E. Buxbom
Rolfe, Lowa
State Savings Bank
N. A. Lind
Minneapolis
Washington Avenue
Alwin G. Tietze
Thompson Brothers
Brewster & Peterson
Chas
Mobray
Brand
J. H. Mills
Redfield
Dallas County
Marshalltown
Col Mills
W. ER. C
Jess Willard
Jess
Nevada
U.S
Rose Adams
Kenneth Crow
Buck
Lucile
Jas. Foster
Burt
John Anderson
Steve Nelson
Geo. Kelsey
Lillian Watts
Chris Madsen
Baptist Ordination Services
Hele Ie
Sourey
Perry Bong
Congregation
Benediction Wekas Ambient
Tommy
Sules
Sheriffs
State of
Walt Mason
J. White & Son
Farmers Co-Operative Produce Co
John R. Nelson
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
Piqua Tire & Rubber Co
Piqua, Ohio
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