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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
8
Special from Des Moines March 13 details split Republican factions claiming success after the Gilliland substitute passed the legislature. The measure changes nomination rules to 35 percent of a party’s primary vote, affecting party affiliation declarations and possible cross voting, with debates over Dumbar and Wisconsin plan implications.
Des Moines report details Senate passage of a 1908 primary plan after rival Senators Gilliland Dugham and Whipple backed a 36 percent compromise. Jones Jamison Bleakly and others opposed free-for-all provisions, offering an oath tied amendment defeated 810 to 36. Democrats sought party affiliation declaration. house delayed action awaiting senate position.
Washington announces boosts under a new law for first and second class post offices. Promoted clerks and carriers across offices include Des Moines and Burlington with raises from 200 to 1,100 dollars. Many cities list numerous clerk and carrier increases.
Raymond persistent health decline ends in death at age 72. Survived by wife and son J D Hobson of Denver. Funeral planned Thursday morning at 4 PM in Raymond's M B church led by Rev Hawn. Fire in Iowa City area caused minor damage to residence on West Side. estimated loss over 100 dollars, insured.
The first annual feast for the poor of Delaware County was held at the county poor farm near Manchester on March 18. About 200 residents and inmates attended a lavish dinner funded by the 160 acre Prairie Township farm left by Mrs. H. C. Spangler in her will. The event honors Mr. and Mrs. Spangler and is set to recur each March 18, supported by farm revenue and overseen by the board of supervisors.
In Missouri J. Lalander defeats passage of a state uniformity law, blocking a measure seen as favoring the American Book Company. The battle in the legislature over school text books kept the sale of books open to various publishers, benefiting independent concerns and a prominent local school figure.
A street car strike expands as machinists join, deterring repairs and halting services. Central Labor Union actions back unionists, while a clash with non union workers triggers limited property damage. No fatalities reported. Local figures include D. H. Carpenter and Rev. Frank Cola with community funeral plans.
In district court here Monday the last will and testament of God Schrag of Cedar Falls was admitted to probate. The estate lists $200 personal property and up to $3,500 in other assets. remaining debts and funeral expenses are payable to Barbara Schrag. Various heirs named include Albert H. Schrag Des Moines Florence Eitz Eagle Grove Lillian B Block Highland CA William Schrag Waterloo Carl B. Schrag Cedar Falls Frederick Schrag Cedar Falls Andrew H. Setrig Cedar Falls Clara Scbras Cedar Falls Ava Logan special administrator Lizzie Frances McCutcheon has filed a report of expenses totaling $2,907.85. Attorney fees and administrator costs are itemized and approved.
Nashira and Towa report the death of nine month old Lloyd Waterman at the home of Tom Barrin in the city at 7:00 this morning. The child’s mother died in August and the infant may have contracted illness. After convulsions and pain, anesthesia was used. funeral plans set for 1:20 p.m. Wednesday at Barr Hole with burial beside the mother in Oak Hill.
Deputy Bailey of Helbran county Minnesota arrived in Waterloo with a subpoena for Allen McGraw. The Bemidji grand jury reopens inquiry into the four year old murders of N. O. Dale and his daughter near Bemidji. Suspects James Wesley and Paul Founler previously arrested, later released for lack of evidence. McGraw to testify. his precise information remains undisclosed. He recently joined the International Nar veater company after coming from Butler county.
Jailed for drunkenness, J C Dalley faces forgery accusations in Dubuque after Milwaukee railroad officials say he altered a $4 labor check to obtain $14. Dalley denies adding a 1 over the 4. Dalley had worked for Milwaukee after leaving Waterloo. A M Merrian of Greene visits his son Fred B Merrian.
Jolly 1 did not intend 60 regesia enly for w abort period but city is thriving with music talent. Mr and Mrs Daniel White of Low Falls celebrate golden wedding Wednesday at their home where century of marriage began. Alfred Nelson, 27 Bancroft and Anna Smith, 38 Cedar Falls, obtain marriage license Tuesday morning. Funeral of N R Rogers held at 3 PM Tuesday at United Presbyterian Church led by Rev Frederick Blot.
The fragment references relocating a figure for a new school building project. It mentions moving figure 1e and indicates design or planning steps during the relocation phase within the school’s development timeline.
Independent School District of Dunkerton holds meeting to discuss a proposed new building with a $1500 bond and old lumber credits. Directors will consult an architect for cost estimates, consider drainage needs and land relocation options on higher ground nearby owned by a contiguous landowner.
In the Daily Oklahoman dated March 10 there is detailed local chatter about residents, travel to Melbourne, and neighborhood happenings. Reports mention John Schmitt and family visiting, references to Ireland’s emblem, the Trumbayer divorce case heading to the supreme court, local business callers, and plans to move a former clerk to LaBygne Kansas. Also noted are road conditions, school director elections, a death, a notable checker game in Waterloo, and arrangements for a community cork board and chess/checkers tournament setup.
Webster City March 19. IHN D Hunter longtime editor and owner of the Freeman paper died after years of prostritis illness. Born 186? he began at Marion Register and later joined Hardin County Bentel. He moved to Webster City in 1886 purchasing the Freeman and led the paper as president of the owning company. Funeral services scheduled for Thursday afternoon in Webster City.
Nashua Iowa March 19 Special Rev Father Kunkel longtime pastor of Saint Michaels Catholic Church resigns due to poor health after recurring illness and hospital treatment at Waverly. He will remain hospitalized for a year hoping for a permanent parish post. parishioners regret his departure and praise his service.
Maxim Be Grosz heads a project to open a new music building at Lafay ette and Park with rooms for three to four teachers and all departments of music. Prof De Gross, Waterloo band leader and choirmaster, will relocate from Lafayette block when spaces are ready, amid reports he may leave Waterloo despite offers, including from Henry W. Savage.
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