Iowa Notes Highlight Local Legal and Clerical Moves
P J Smithhart of Cresco pleaded guilty to mail fraud and paid a $200 fine. Rev Hugh F Moore, two year pastor at Sac City Baptist Church, will relocate to Webster City. J M Hough, Woodbine station agent since 1976, retires from rail service. C A Bridgeford of Vail receives appointment amid a shuffled leadership selection at the company. A letter supporting Reuben Morrig for years of governance was presented but Bridgeford wins call on the position.
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P. J. Smithhart
Cresco
Hugh F. Moore
The
Baptist Church
Sac City
Webster City
J. M. Hough
Woodbine
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern
Ah Bridgeford
Vail
Reuben. Morrig
Waa
Jto
Bridge A
Aa ‘Wisener
A. Paneer
Local items note community visits and building progress
Social rounds fill the town with visits from Geo Mick, Fred Southern and many others. A cemented building project by Brodsky and Mick advances as new chairs for the I O O F lodge arrive and are installed.
Methodist Episcopal Church Announces Temporary Meeting Venue
Rev William P Wedd announces that due to church improvements the congregation will meet at the IO C F opera house at regular hours. Mother's Day services on May 10 at 10 30 will include wearing white carnations. The W I M S meets May 9 at Mrs L D Smith's home at 3 PM. Weekly prayer meetings are Thursdays from 8 to 9 PM.
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W. IF. M
L. D. Smith
Pocahontas News Briefs Include Local Visits and Birth
Local notes tell of Niel Devaney and William Posakony visiting from Palmer, Creighton college commencement trips, Rev. Maynard returning from Dubuque, and the Schniederses from Dyarsville visiting here. Grace Bradshaw and Elizabeth Atkinson to inspect high schools, Phoenix Club meeting ends before summer. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gehrig on May 4.
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Niel Devaney
William Posakony
Palmer
Pocahontas
Hronek
Omsha
Creighton College
Maynard
Dubuque
Schnieders
Dyarsville
Geo. Schnieders
George Schnieders
Ernest Young
Scott's Bluff
Nebr
G. Hi. Steinhilder
Broker
Dea ‘Moines
Bree
Laurens and Pocahontas Briefs Note Moves and Matches
Interments and travel updates fill the week with Rev W A Pape visiting Carroll Iowa. Local residents, including J C Bridgman and family, report returns from Burnside and Fort Dodge. The city augments Main Street with new crossings while school teams clash Laurens and Pocahontas with mixed results as officials and residents conduct business in Des Moines and nearby towns.
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Pocahontaa
W. A. Pape
Carroll
Iowa
J. C.bridgman
Burnside
Fort Dodge
T. F. McCartan
Des Moines
W. H. Watts
W. G. Ralston
Varina
Raymond Lilly
Pocahontas
A. J. Shaw
T. F. Lynch
Manson
Anton Mackovets
M. M. Noah
Davis County
J. H
W. J. Stelpflug
W. O. Furman
Main Street
Edith Alsever
W. C. Ralston
L. C. Thornton
F. Steinhilber
W. F. White
Northwood
Burt Forbes
Walnut
John Forbes
J. J. Kelleher
Humboldt
Laurens
Iowa Names Will Go on Ballot for Primaries
Secretary of State orders county auditors to prepare ballots for Republican Democratic Progressive and Socialist primaries in June. Certified candidate lists and ballot forms to be forwarded today. Nonpartisan judiciary candidates to appear on every party ballot. Ballot order favors Governor Clarke Senator Cummins and Maurice Connolly with county vote totals from 1912 guiding name placement. Polk Linn Pottawattamie Woodbury top counties determine sequence.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Judiciary
Clark
Cummins
Maurice Connolly
Polk County
Linn County
Pottawattamie
Woman Candidate Barred From State Office Ballot
Des Moines Attorney General Cosson rules women cannot hold state offices and secretary of state Allen omits Ida M.M. Dowell as Socialist candidate for secretary of state from the primary ballot. Judges affirm others like Judge G. Lee of Ames remain listed despite eligibility debates.
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Ames
Ottumwa
Mason City
Burlington
Waterloo
Des Moines
George Cosson
S. Allen
Ida MM. Dowell
Muscatine
Ames Campus Celebrates Floyd Wambeam Victory
Jubilant crowds on the Ames campus reacted to Des Moines reports that Floyd Wambeam won the interstate peace contest. A bonfire lit the night as the college band played and students filled the quad. celebrations extended to the Margaret Hall dormitory where women stayed inside as crowds gathered until dawn.
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Ames
Des. Moines
Floyd Wambeam
College
Margaret Hail
Mulet
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims Natural Darkening
An old advertisement touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural way to darken hair and restore luster. It claims the product also removes dandruff and stops hair loss while promising easy use and noticeable shine with a cent bottle at drug stores.
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Ieee
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Mom
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Havelock, Iowa
J. A. Dickerson Havelock
Holman
Ile
H. Murray
Havelock
Iowa News
Geo. Mick and
Fred Southern
W. A. Goodchild
Ed Hagermann
Bradley Moore
Rolfe Stockman
W. B. Smith
Audubon
Eckman
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Vaeit
Wilbur Williamson
Rolfe
H.J. Jurgens
Chas. Youngblood
B. Logan
Minnesota
Joe Logan
Minnie Eppelsheimer
Plover
Pearl Hawk
Terri, Ia
Carl Gill
R. V. Peden
Mallard
Henry Murrey
Zora Stewart
Claude Simmons
Paul Stiller
Virgie Heathman
Lon Plover
W.C. Sidwell
Craig, Ja
Smith
Ant
Vera
J. Eno
Enos
Clyde
Lester
Mise
Hthel Hatch
Zola Covell
Curlew
Wm. Ralle
A. O. Brownlee
Methodist Episcopal Church
William P. Wedd
Pocahontas News
Farmers’ Coal and Drain Co
C. E, Strong, Mgr
Havelock and Vicinity
5. H. Gill
O. W. Gill
W. P. McIntire
Lowa
Gage
Panis
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